Obituary for Louise Chappell widow of James Chappell
Louise Chappell widow of James Chappell of Clarke County died Wednesday. Her service will be conducted tomorrow at 2 PM at the John H Enders Home in Berryville by the Reverend Dorgan Lucas. Burial will follow at the local cemetery attended by Lance R Gonnoly and Edgar Weedon.
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GS Lanceh
Tysie Louise Chappell
James Chappell
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Dorgan Lucas
Avis
Lance R. Gonnoly
Fdgar Weedon
Lichliter Rites Set For Toms Brook Resident
Mrs. Lichliter born April 7 1904 in Warren County was a member of the Toms Brook Evangel United Brethren Church. She leaves two daughters Katherine Rau and Mrs Edmunds both of Toms Brook, two sisters Mrs Viola Jenkins and Mrs Thel Gano, two brothers Otis Palmer and Alvin Day, seven grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral follows tomorrow at 2 PM at the Toms Brook Church with burial in Toms Brook Cemetery. The family will meet at the Lichliter home at 1 30 PM.
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Lichliter
Waren County
Joseph
Iona Pat. Palmer
Toms Brook
Eur
Fred Edge
Gordon Bays
Walter Bow
Charles
Ralph Lichliter
Roland Pifer
Toms Brookmetery
Mrs. Mary Hottel 79 Widow Of Joseph Hottel
Mrs. Mary Mabel Hottel aged 79 of Woodstock widow of Joseph Hottel died yesterday in Shenandoah County Mortuary. She born at Woodward and belonged to St. Pauls United Church of Christ. Survived by sisters Lula Hottel and Nena Whetzel. Funeral at Dell linger Funeral Home Woodstock with Rev. and pallbearers Guy Rhodes H Bauserman George Paishstockman Jr John Lman and Bill Bemis. Burial Massanutten Cemetery. Family to meet at the funeral home at 3 tomorrow afternoon.
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Mary Mabel Hottel
Lee
Joseph
Hottel
Shenandoah County
Searerrr
Guy Rhodes
H In Bauserman
George Paish‘stockman, Jr
John L.man
Bill Bemis
Massanutten Cemetery
U S Convoy Enters Berlin On Autobahn Without Incident
A six-vehicle U S military convoy crossed the Marienborn checkpoint from West Germany into Berlin with eight men aboard and no dismounts required. A French convoy and a British convoy followed, while Soviet demands over counting troops caused a prior crisis. Khrushchev warned more delays could occur if Western convoys do not conform.
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Berlin
U.S
West Germany
East Germany
Marienborn
Khrushchev
200 Defy Rain To Pay Tribute To Mrs Roosevelt
Adlai Stevenson led about 200 mourners at Eleanor Roosevelt's Hyde Park grave side service despite a heavy rain. Wreaths were placed on the grave including one sent by President Kennedy as the tribute moved indoors to the library at the Roosevelt estate.
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Mrs. Roosevelt
Hyde Park
N.Y
Eleanor Roosevelt
Adlai E. Stevenson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Kennedy
Farmers & Merchants Bank Declares Dividends
The Farmers & Merchants National Bank of Winchester and Berryville declares a 1 dollar cash dividend payable December 31 1963 to shareholders of record December 12 1963. It also declares a 5 percent stock dividend to be paid April 1 1964, at one share for each 20 held, pending shareholder approval at the January 14 1964 annual meeting and OCC clearance.
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Farmers & Merchants‘ National Bank of
Winchester
Berryville
Goldwater Still Hints At White House Run Amid Rockefeller Talk
Rockefeller leads among Goldwater supporters in New York and Cotton says Rockefeller would be formidable if he runs. Goldwater has not announced and plans a possible New Hampshire bid with the March 10 primary in view. Rockefeller says a defeat in New Hampshire would not end his campaign.
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Rockefeller
New York
Goldwater
Arizona
Concord
N.H
New Hampshire
Cotton
Sen
Lodge Urges U S Recognition Of South Vietnam
The United States moved quickly to recognize South Vietnam after the military coup that toppled President Ngo Dinh Diem, urged by U S ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge. Officials said renewed aid consideration followed, with fears of Viet Cong subversion and pressure to avoid labeling the new regime as purely military.
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Washington
United States
South Viet Nam
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
U.S
Guat’Butalvé
Bestowig
Ngo Dinh Diem
Rusk Discusses Defense Spending and Foreign Policy Limits
In congressional remarks Secretary Rusk criticizes heavy defense costs while urging 10 percent of military outlay to avoid war. He warns against lawmakers drafting foreign policy and notes moves to cut aid to Yugoslavia and nations opposing U.S. fishing. He cites a possible 250 million wheat deal with Russia and expresses optimism for a multinational nuclear force if allies agree. Berlin tensions are described as affecting free access to West Berlin and relations with the Soviet Union.
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Rusky
Congress
United States
Yugoslavia
U.S
Russia
Rusk
Sr Tidead
Berlin
West Berlin
Marsh Critiques Soviet Treat Talks as Cruel Delusion
NATURAL BRIDGE Rep. John O Marsh Jr told the Natural Bridge District convention of Raritan the spirit of the atomic test ban talks is a cruel delusion as Soviet harassment of access to West Berlin and the parading of a claimed anti missile weapon in Moscow signal a renewed cold war. He warned of continued aggression on scientific and economic fronts and questioned recent press reports about a satellite loss and a nuclear test blast.
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Natural Bridge
John O. Marsh, Jr
West Berlin
Moscow
Khrushchev
Soria
Raritan
W. Averell Harriman
Mr. Marsh
Dalkat
Drought campaign stop in New Hampshire by GOP candidate
A Republican candidate campaigned in New Hampshire for the presidential primary. He trudged through mud to greet workers at a sawmill and claimed the drought was solved on his first day, prompting questions about his pledge.
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Nmina
Senate debates aid to communist nations and fishing claims
The Senate advanced an amendment to bar aid to any nation the President determines is hostile or preparing aggression against the United States or allies. The vote was 65 to 13 with Gruening steering the measure toward the United Arab Republic. Earlier, 57 to 29, the chamber banned aid to nations asserting fishing claims beyond U.S. recognized limits, amid reports of seizing vessels and fines.
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Poland
United States
Kremlin
Sen
Ernest Gruening
Alaska
U.S
Gruening
United Arab Republic
Senate
Ruchel
Senate Tensions Over Dodd Dirksen Spat Reach Boiling Point
Senate quarrel between senators Dodd and Dirksen erupts as Mansfield seeks calm. Dodd accuses Dirksen of menacing words, while Mansfield offers to visit his colleague. Dodd recalls being called a dog and a peanut as the exchange grows heated in public.
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Dodd
Mansfield
Senate
Burglars Take Change and Checks From City School
Police report a break in at Virginia Ave School last night or today with a thief prying the front door, forcing the office, and prying a file drawer to remove a small safe contents totaling about $2 in change and $15 in checks. Captain Warren Rudolph cites entry and forced access.
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Virginia Ave
Warren Rudolph
Vietnamese detainee recounts torture and false accusations
A Vietnamese woman describes seizure and blindfolding after arrest. She details torture with water, cloth, and beating while officials accuse her of transporting Buddhist documents and being a Communist. She denies links to reporters and the UN, then endures continued abuse before release.
City Grand Jury Indicts Four Men in Local Case
The city grand jury indicted four men including Walter Lee Richardson on unauthorized use with bond set at 10 000 and arraignment continued to November 18. James H Stephenson charged with forging a check over 50 dollars. Carl Germelman appointed to defend all defendants. Joseph A Massie Jr says Richardson has a long criminal record dating to 1944.
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Dekparhtlen
Cotst Grand
James H. Stephenson
Marshall
Walter Lee Richardson
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Richardson
Carl Germelman
Berryville Cub Scouts Plan November Drive
Cub Scout Pack 34 in Berryville will conduct a community drive on November 16 collecting clean clothing canned goods usable toys books and toilet articles. Items from Clarke County will be gathered and distributed by the Grey Ladies of the county American Red Cross with assistance from local scouts and neighbors.
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Berryville
Cub Scout
Clarke County
Newton Speed Hospital
Martinsburg
Seneieu
Grey Ladies
American Red Cross
Grady Luffman
Attempt to Open Vault at CCHS Unsuccessful
Berryville reports an unsuccessful attempt to force entry at Clarke High School. Entry gained by forcing a door. a soft drink machine in the teacher's lounge was broken into and several dollars in coins stolen.
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Berryville
Pal
Clarke High School
Man Convicted Of Escaping Offenders 90 Days Jail
An Orchard Avenue resident Warren Winston Parker, 24, was sentenced to 90 days in Frederick County Jail after being convicted of attempting to escape from an officer during a bad check arrest. Merlian G. Marshall told Municipal Court Judge John but Parker did not testify in his own defense. A British industrialist has offered a $14 000 prize for the first person to propel over a mile long figure eight course while staying 10 feet above ground with Royal Aeronautical Society grants and advice assisting.
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United Nations Mission
U.S. Information Service
Orchard Ave
Warren Winston Parker
Frederick County
Parker
Merlian G. Marshall
John
Royal Aeronautical Society
Weather forecast for Virginia with approaching weekend
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 44 to 48 and Saturday highs 56 to 64. Sunday brings increasing clouds and possible showers at night. Five day outlook shows temperatures two to eight degrees above normal. Mild weekend gives way to cooler early next week with precipitation likely Sunday or Monday.
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Virginia
Hearday
Rainfall figures for year period and averages
Rainfall totals to date in November 1963 stand at 29.38 inches with the year’s end not yet. The November rainfall to date is 4.09 inches while the 50 year average is 36.01 inches. Monthly averages include February 2.13 inches March 3.02 inches April 2.16 inches August 2.52 inches September 2.67 inches October 8.19 inches November 3.83 inches December 2.40 inches.
Pineapple Glazed Ham Skewers for Saturday Lunch
Cut leftover ham into cubes and thread with pineapple chunks on skewers. Brush with favorite red sauce and broil. Serve with buttered rice and a salad for a quick weekend meal.
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