Obituary notices for Joseph R. McDonald and William Seppeler
Joseph R. McDonald of Bev ill e dies in Winchester Eoria Hospital. He was husband of the late Mable Griffith McDonald and son of John W. and Catherine Roy McDonald. Survived by several siblings. services at John H. En Funeral Home Berryville. William Seppeler dies at rest Wednesday. funeral Monday 10 am at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mt Car Cemetery Middletown. Service 7:30 Sunday at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Ae McDonald
Beville
Winchester Eoria
McDonald
Mable Griffith McDon
John W. McDonald
Cathrine Roy McDonald
John H. En Funeral Home
Berryville
William Seppeler
P. H. Stra
Jones Funeral Home
Vial
Mt. Car Cemetery
Middletown
Jones Fu- Home
Intruder Breaks In As Front Door Glass Is Shattered
Police report a break-in between 3 a.m. and daybreak. The intruder apparently abandoned the scene without payment while glass and drawers in a building were damaged and ransacked.
William Seppeler H Rosary Sunday Service Time
William A Seppeler rosary service scheduled Sunday at 7 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc for obituary observance and memorial details through local church and family service arrangements.
County home demonstration clubs schedule week
The notice lists upcoming meetings for 4H and HDC clubs including Robinson Memorial 4H at school Monday 2 pm, Middletown 4H at school library 7 30 pm, Gainesboro HDC fire hall 10 am Tuesday, North Mountain Go Getters Friendly Grove 7 30 pm, West Frederick HDC at Mrs. Walter Simon’s home 7 30 pm, district meeting in Luray Wednesday to Friday, Round Hill HDC 10 am, Mt Airy 6 pm, Albin HDC Thursday 1 pm, White Hall 7 30 pm, plus a call for accomplishment sheet summaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demecate Pee
Robinson Memorial
Middletown
Gainesboro
Fire Hall
North Mountain
Friendly Grove
West Frederick
Walter Simon
Luray
Round Hill
Mt. Airy
Albin
White Hall
Harness Race Riot Ends in Track Turmoil and Holdout Losses
TheHarness crowd booed and rioted after six horses fell and a sixth race was deemed void. Patrons demanded refunds while security struggled as bottles flew and sections damaged. Police restored order about 11:58 p.m. with 68 minutes elapsed since start.
Mine rescue drags on after power failure at Miike works
A vast underground chamber at the Miike mine in Japan slumped into darkness as a power failure hampered extraction operations. Hundreds of family members gathered at the mouth of the shaft awaiting news of entombed workers while rescuers completed a delicate drilling operation to reach the last of 100 miners saved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heinrich Luebke
Miike
Japan
Broistedt
Germany
Stabbing death shocks Montana town as eight-year-old found
In Hardin Montana an eight year old girl Stormy Timberman was found stabbed to death in a roadside ditch Friday night. Sheriff Roy Riley said the brutal killing shocked the town. A three year old girl Julia Hagadone had disappeared days earlier before being found unharmed with bruises reported on her face and neck. The Hagadone child mentioned an old man in a car and a toy during interviews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardin
Montcud
Montana
Stormy Timberman
Julia Ann Hagadone
Roy Riley
Timberman
Helen Hagadone
Onre Riley
Tel-O-Auction First in Area Set for Friday
The Winchester feeder sale introduces Tel-O-Auction at 7 30 p m Friday at the Farmers Livestock Exchange. Buyers connect by telephone to hear bids, using assigned numbers to participate. The system aims to raise prices for 9 grade vaccinated pigs and expand buyer participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Séleghoos
Atk Sema
Winchester Feeder Sale, Inc
Virginia
Continental Congress Adopts Articles at York
The Continental Congress met in York Pennsylvania to adopt the Articles of Confederation as Philadelphia was occupied by British forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Continental Congress
York
Philadelpy
Bank In Tulsa Suspends Operations To Reconcile Books
A Tulsa bank has suspended business temporarily under a conservatorship to allow bookkeepers to catch up with records. James J. Saxon, the state banking regulator, was named conservator to supervise efforts as deposits swelled after an August opening. By September 30 the bank reported assets around 6.3 million with a surge of 25 000 to 30 000 accounts, straining staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
James J. Saxon
Eee
Scothery Id Seayene
Former Scout executive to speak at Winchester banquet
Basil F. Starkey, former Shenandoah area executive and current Dan Beard Council leader in Cincinnati, will be keynote at Winchester Area Council recognition banquet at Me morial Building. Laurance Jones presides, with about 200 Scouters and wives from six Virginia and three West Virginia counties expected to attend. Tickets are available from local contacts and the Scout Service Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Basil F. Starkey
Area Council
T. C. Powers
Starkey
Dan Beard Council
Cincinnati
Shenandoah
Armed Forces
John Poland
Martinsburg
William Allison
Walter Knee
Vernon G. la Barre
Winchester
Virginia
West Virginia
Joseph Finfrock
Allan Bame
Floyd White
Front Royal
Robert Inskeep
Luray
Jack S. Shaver
Woodstock
Scout Service Center
N. Loudoun St
Rainfall totals by month and year noted
The report lists rainfall data with figures for November and prior months. It includes totals to date for 1963 and longer-term periods, and provides monthly rainfall amounts such as March, April, July, August, September, October, November and December with specific inches.
ASCS Opens 1964 Cost-Share Signups in Frederick County
Robert K. Stickley announces that the 1964 Agricultural Conservation Program cost-share signups begin Tuesday at the local ASCS office. The program offers 23 conservation practices with two highlighted: establishing permanent vegetative cover and improving permanent cover using lime and fertilizer, with typical per acre cost-share ranges of 12 to 16 dollars and 6 to 11 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert K. Stickley
Frederick County Agricultural and Stabilization Conservation
ASCS
Comae
President of firm in Omaha dies of heart attack
N Murray Longworth 50 president of United Benefit Life Insurance Co. died Thursday of a heart attack in Omaha. The executive led the firm since 19 40 and was known for growth in the life insurance portfolio and community service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
N. Murray Longworth
United Benefit Lie Insurance Co
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Joseph R. McDonald
Mrs. Hill. McDonald
Berry
Robert N. McDonald
Ington
Seppeler Service
William A. Seppeler
John. Rosenberger
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Order of the
Orpen Pole
Cameron
Bay
Camp Rock
National Council, Boy Scouts of America
New Brunswick
N. J
Ohio
Missouri
St. Louis
Pennent
Laurens Jones
Basil F, Starkey
Ene
Rey Neve
Glaize
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Health Dept
Perry Engineering, Inc
eQuir
Frusco
Green Chemical CO
Wyck St
E. M. Bowen
Front Royal, Va
Pagetanes
D. L. Fisher
Caddie Homes
Ellicott, Inc
West Friendship
Maryland
P.O
Wes
Ben
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