William Mason obituary and services held in Berryville
Funeral services for William Mason of Millwood were held Saturday at 2 PM at the Guill orch by Rev. Isham. Pallbearers included David Wil eecee and others. he was a member of the Friendship Fire Company and Joy Memorial Presbyterian Church. He leaves eight children, twenty six grandchildren, and forty eight great grandchildren. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery followed the service at Jones Funeral Home with Dr. George D. Jackson and Rev. G Raymond Womeldorf officiating.
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William
Millwood
Isham
David Wileecee
Ployee
Virginia Woolen Mill
Joy Memorial Presbyterian Church
Friendship Fire Company
George D. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Jones Funeral Home
Isaac S Mason 83 Dies in Winchester Hospital
Isaac Sylvester Mason age 83 of Senseny Road died Sunday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Frederick County the son of Martin and Catherine Mason and was married to the former Mary Dick in Cumberland on April 4, 1904. Mason was a retired...
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Isaac Sylvester Mason
Senseny Road
Ling
Winchester Metal Hospital
Mason
Frederick County
Athan Martin
Catherine
Mira Mason
Mary Dick
Cumberland
Jones Funeral Home Notice
A funeral notice from Jones Funeral Home references Mr Isaacs and a service date Tuesday at 1 30 p m at the home.
Lambert Albert C former Warren County man dies in hospital
Albert Clyde Lambert 42 of Warren County died yesterday at War ren County Hospital Front Royal. Born October 15 1921 in Tazewell County he was the son of Clarence W and Loretta Lambert. Survived by wife Virginia Maud Lambert three children Albert C Lambert Jr Cora Carol Lambert and Charlotte Lee at home and five sisters Mrs Cindy L S and Mrs Gladys Mauck both of White Post Mrs Susie Dillon of Tazewell Mrs Callie Lambert of Front Royal and Miss Ruby Lambert of Burkes Garden. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev Gordon Zirkle of Front Royal. Pallbearers named Charles Shader Bobby Shader Charles Woodward Daniel Crisman Ernest Crisman and Joe Meak. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Albert Clyde Lambert
Warren County
Front Royal
Mr. Lambert
Tazewell County
Clarence W
Loretta Lampert Lambert
Virginia Maudk Lambert
Albert C. Lambert
Cora Carol Lambert
Charlotte Lee
Cindy L. S
Gladys Mauck
White Post
Susie Dillon
Taze
Mrs Laurene Bennett 82 Woodstock Widow of James Bennett Dies
Mrs Laurene W. Bennett 82 of Woodstock widow of James G. Bennett died yesterday in Susa B. Miller Nursing Home Woodstock. Born June 27 1881 she was daughter of William C Laughlin and Sus Coffelt Laughlin. Survived by three nephews C Q Morrison Annapolis MD Dick Laughlin Woodstock and Lawrence Laughlin Woodstock. Funeral services tomorrow at 2 PM at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock led by Rev Kenneth E. Bishop. Burial Emmanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery.
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Laurene W. Bennett
Woodstock
James G. Bennett
Susa B. Miller
Bennett
William C
Susand Coffelt Laughlin
C. Q. Morrison
Annapolis
Dick and
Lawrence Laughin
Dellinger Funeral Home
Kenneth E. Bishop
Emmanuel Lutheran Church Cemetery
Royalty notes and stamps highlight mixed news from abroad
Viscount Linley, two, spent a Windsor Park birthday with his parents. King Leopold II observed his 62nd birthday in Brussels. Israel plans a Eleanor Roosevelt stamp on a commission committee suggestion. Britain’s Sir Alec Douglas-Home sees his four children renounce courtesy titles to support his Commons bid.
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Associated Press
Viscount Linley
Margaret
Lord Snowden
Royal Lodge
Windsor Park
Brussels
Leopold
Baudouin
Jerusalem
Israel
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
Scotland
Great Britain
Sir Alec Douglas-Home
Alec
House of Commons
Multiple fatal and injury crashes reported across Virginia
A series of crashes killed seven people and injured many more across Virginia. Victims include Evelyn Russell 58 of Marion and Beulah Orr 36 of Virginia Beach among others, with incidents on US 58 US 29 211 Virginia 7 and Norton roads, involving trains and buses and a seven-vehicle Scout caravan.
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Gretel
Norfolk
Norfol
North Carolina
Evelyn Russell
Marion
Southern Railway
Chilhowie
Beulah Orr
Virginia Beach
U.S
Aden Elwood Lavin
Arlington
Fairfax County
George Linwood Herring
McLean
Virginia 7
Tyson’s Corner
Delmer Ted Hedrick
Lanexa
New Kent County
Alpheus E. Redmond
Seven Corners
Dennis Porter
Norton
U.S. 23
Sam Telfaro
Franklin
Southampton County
Vietnamese leaders die amid coup claims and funeral plans
The bodies of Ngo Dinh Diem and brother Nhu lie under guard at St. Pauls Hospital as burial dates remain unset. U S officials deny responsibility for the deaths while Saigon's new rulers vow equal treatment for all religions and a transition to a democratically elected government when possible.
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St. Paul’s Hospital
Aor Palebas
Jean Trung Dung
Ngo Dinh
Perrmission
Diem
Nhu
Dung
Saigon
Sscundiane
Hue
Ngo Dinh Can
Viet Nam
U.S. State Department
Ngo Dinh Nhu
U.S
Rome
Los Angeles
United States
Ton
Dinh
Quaker Relief Goods Allowed in Cuba Landing in Havana
An American Quakers 23000 pound air shipment of relief food and medicines for Cuba's Hurricane Flora victims was permitted to land in Havana after Cuba had rejected an American Red Cross offer described as hypocritical. The delivery was made by Pan American World Air.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
Havana
Red Cross
Morocco seeks OAU aid after new frontier battle
Morocco reports heavy fighting near Figuig with Algerian forces and asks the Organization of African Unity to intervene. King Hassan’s government says it will honor the Mali cease fire as Mali and Ethiopian officers move to the frontier to maintain peace.
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Morocco
Oau
Rabat
Organization of African Unity
Figuig
Hassan
Mali
Algiers
Ethiopia
Legion names new Distinguished Guest Committee members
United States Senator A Willis Robertson of Lexington and Representative John O Marsh Jr of Strasburg are named to The American Legion National Distinguished Guest Committee. D A Hicbert Staunton and Chester L Foster Woodstock also receive appointments. National Commander Daniel F Foley announced the selections in Indianapolis. The Virginia Employment Commission will close tomorrow for election day per manager Wilson Dickson.
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United States
A. Willis Robertson
Lexington
John O. Marsh, Jr
Strasburg
American Legion
Nolan §. Cutler, Jr
Virginia Department of the American Legion
D. A. Hicbert
Staunton
Americanism Council
Chester L. Foster
Woodstock
Madey
Daniel F. Foley
The
Veterans Organization
Indianapolis
Ind
Marsh
Veterans Affairs Committee
House of Representatives
Virginia Employment Commission
Wilson Dickson
Rusk Protests Delay Over Autobahn Convoy
Secretary of State Dean Rusk summoned Soviet charge d'affaires Georgi Kornienko to express U S concern over the latest delay of an American convoy on the highway to Berlin. Kornienko refused to discuss the issue, saying Nothing is nothing, after a 10 minute visit following talks with President Kennedy.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Georgi M. Kornienko
State Department
U.S
Berlin
Anatoly Kornienko
Rusk
Kornienko
Llwellyn Thompson
Kennedy
White House
Russians in North Augusta respond to Western letters
Russians of North Augusta South Carolina, part of the 2nd Battalion 6th Infantry, viewed today’s Soviet action as a reply to letters from the United States Britain and France sent to General Ivan Yakubovsky in East Germany. The letters outlined conditions for Western Allied checks along a 110 mile autobahn stretch.
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North Augusta
S.C
U.S
Ivan Yakubovsky
East Germany
Weather outlook shows mild week with light rain possible
Fair and not as cold tonight with low near 40s. Tuesday mostly cloudy and mild. Five day forecast from Tuesday through Saturday expects above normal temperatures with a slight rain chance Thursday or Friday. Rainfall today none. year to date 25.60 inches. average annual rainfall 36.9 inches.
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Harris Service
Longerbeam
John H. Enders
Berryville
Juian
Orrell
Wilbur Feltner
Benjamin Longerbeam
Linden Bush
Carl Feltner
Ed Serren
Tommy Kerns
Donald Seay
Mel Royston
Gilbert Royston
More Smith
Phil
Holt
Eustis Jackson
Andrew Lavelle
Wil Carter
Earl
Ashby
Leonon
Leo Aylety
Rich Smith
Hart Hill
Leonard Iter
Ada Hott
Mountain Falls
Edmond Mason
Walter Elmer Mason
John M. Mason
Dorothy McKinney
Thomas E. Cave
Michael Lee Fletcher
Walter E. Mason, Jr
Donald L. Stayton
Charles E. Mason
Kenneth Lee Mason
Mount Hebton Cemetery
Isaac S. Mason
Umr. Isaacs
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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Hortie Improvement Contest
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I. Q. Answers
Elbert Hubbard
Leo
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Commonwealth of Virginia
Frederick
Harry F. Byrd, JR
House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
Harry L.mccann
Mary D. Whitacre
Robert L. Dehaven
Carl J. Hovermale
Commissioner of Revenue
Earl S. Bailey
Roger P. Sager
Joseph S. Massie, JR
Board of Supervisors
W. Hurl Himelright
William F. Triplett
Gainesboro
E. W. Adams, JR
Paul L. Luttrell
Opequon
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Brumback
Willis H. Fisk
Eugene S. Lupton
C. E. Garber
Donald L. Baughman
Shawnee
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Stonewall
G. Grover Teets, SR
Carl M. Kemeny
Justice of the Peace
D. J. O’connell
William Carpenter
Democratic Committee
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