Obituary: Evelyn Christine Brown of Clearbrook dies at Winchester Memorial
Evelyn Christine Brown of Clearbrook died at Winchester Memorial Hospital on Wednesday. She was born in Clearbrook to Mrs. Ethel Brown and the late Churchill Brown. Survived by her mother and son Ervin Brown, three sisters and four brothers, several aunts and an uncle. Funeral set for Monday at 1:30 PM at John Wesley Methodist Church Clearbrook. Burial Jabbers Hill Cemetery Brucetown. Pallbearers named. Friends may visit Cartwright Funeral Home Sunday evening. In Bermuda coral limestone is sawed into building blocks.
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Evelyn Christine Brown
Clearbrook
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Brown
Ethel Brown
Churchill Brown
Ervin Brown
Randolph Brown
Annibelle Brown
Rosie Brown
Washington
Chester
John W. Brown
Alphonso Brown
Eugene Brown
Philadelphia
Penn
Viola Banks
Stephens City
Louise Linburghe
Newark
N.J
Stessa Careter
Marsha Williams
Allen Carter
M.L. Prather
John Wesley Methodist Church
Jabbers Hill Cemetery
Brucetown
Roscoe Carter
Frank Myers
Shelia Brown
Paul Elliott
Warren Gant
Oliver Jackson
Cartewright
John W. Loy Services Scheduled at Jones Funeral Home
A funeral notice announces the service for John W. Loy on Sunday at 1 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home with burial details to follow.
John W Loy 73 dies. funeral set at Jones
John W. Loy 73 of Route 4 died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born April 30 1895 in Frederick County son of Robert and May Loy. He married Rosie C Leighton in 1917 and retired as a farmer. Surviving: son Raymond Loy and siblings C A Loy Gus Loy Maynard Loy James Leslie Loy Carl Loy Mrs Virginia Boyce and others. Funeral Sunday 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Mount Olive Cemetery.
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John W. Loy
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Loy
Raymond M. Loy
Opequon
Frederick County
Robert
May Miller Loy
Rosie C. Leighton
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Mount Olive Cemetery
Great Smoky Mountains National Park established in 1934
The Great Smoky Mountains National Park spans 512,673 acres and was established in 1934. It marks a key conservation milestone in U.S. history and draws visitors to its forested, expansive landscape.
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Great Smokey Mountains National Park
Explosion Rips Through Mod's Run Mine Complex
Predawn blast at Mod's Run intake shaft in the Mountaineer coal complex triggers flames and heavy debris. officials report a strong blast with ongoing underground fire and uncertain severity. A second smaller blast occurs at 4:30 am near the same shaft, while a prior blast night before caused additional smoke and fire.
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Rich Op
Leonard Gross
Consolidation Coal Co
Mountaineer
Mod’s Run
Ihe
Bloodmobile Falls Short With 71 Pints
The November Bloodmobile at the Episcopal Church Parish House yielded 71 pints of blood toward a 165 pint goal. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad sponsored the event with co chairs William Pitcock and Donald Holliday. The next Bloodmobile is set for December 17 sponsored by the Knights of Columbus with co chairs C W Huntsberry and Philip Bettendorf.
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Episcopal Church
Red Cross
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
William Pitcock
Donald Holliday
Charles Harry Richard
Dale W. Stickley
Calvin C. Barton
Edward J. Taylor
Donald E. Jenkins
Eugene C. Babb
Ashworth Brothers
Abex Corporation
U.S
Holy Trinity Seminary
Henkel-Harris
National Fruit
Shenandoah College
Zuckerman’s
The
Knights of Columbus
C.W. Huntsberry
Philip Bettendorf
Mrs. Maggie Henry 83 Dies in Martinsburg West Virginia
Mrs. Everett C. Henry Maggie Margaret Henry 83 of Route 3 Martinsburg W V a died yesterday at Kings Daughters Hospital after a sudden illness Born Sept 15 1885 in Front Royal she was daughter of the late Joseph Kibler Hockman She was a member of Blairton United Methodist Church Twice married first to Marie Corbin who died 1917 then to Everett O Henry who died 1964 Surviving are three children from the first marriage and four from the second with 17 grandchildren and 13 great grandchildren Burial will be in Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg Funeral service Sunday at 1 30 p m at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with pastors Reverend Charles Van Gilder and Reverend Charles B Hansher The family will receive friends tonight and tomorrow night from 7 to 9 o clock.
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Maggie Margaret Henry
Martinsburg
W.va
Blairton
Kings Daughters Hospital
Henry
Front Royal
Joseph Sarah Margaret Kibler Hockman
Jonas Corbin
Williamsburg
Philip Corbin
Bridgewater
Raymond
Estelle) Morgan
Bunker Hill
Everett O, Henry
San Diego
Calif
Aubrey G, Henry
Silver Spring
Wesley Henry
Route 4
G.R
Arbutus) Welch
Shepherdstown
Adolph Hockman
Bentonville
Brown Funeral Home
Charles van Gilder
Charles B. Hansher
Rosedale Cemetery
Orientation Session At Dulles Opens For News Leaders
More than 200 newsmen civic and business leaders from across Virginia attended a Dulles International Airport orientation fly in sponsored by the Dulles Development Commission and the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce. The event showcased control tower terminal and a narrated airport tour by mobile lounge with a luncheon and film prior to tours. The commission noted Dulles as a 100 million plus federally owned facility 26 miles from Washington with potential to rival Hampton Roads port facilities as a regional gateway for business and pleasure travel.
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Chantilly
Virginia
Dulles International Airport
Dulles
Natation
Europe
United States
Commission
Hampton Roads
Trials of 2 Winchester Men Postponed in Clarke
The Clarke County Circuit Court postponed the trials of Richard Lee Nicholson Jr and Julian F Boyer, both 20, charged with abducting and assaulting a teenage girl last July. Nicholson has abduction June 16 17 and assault June 19 20. Boyer has abduction June 24 25 and assault June 30 July 1. The delay理由 cites the victim's Oklahoma residence and school-year travel needs.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Eugene Gunether
Oklahoma
Richard Lee Nicholson Jr
Julian F. Boyer
Winchester teen escapes injury in hedge crash
Sheila Kay Yowell, 16, of Imperial Street, drove east on Papermill Road near Paper Mill Road and Rt. 522 yesterday afternoon. Her car veered off the road, went through a cemetery hedge, hit a telephone pole, and landed upside down in the intersection. Police estimated $1,000 damage to the car and $500 to other property.
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Winchester
Papermill Rd
Rt. 522
Sheila Kay Yowell
Imperial St
L. W. Waters
Courthouse Bids Authorized for Rest Room Addition
Warren County Board of Supervisors authorized advertising for bids to add two rest rooms to the jury room of the county courthouse. They reported ongoing work on a county zoning ordinance, considered a near term implementation, adopted a resolution urging action on a hazardous underpass on U S Route 340 south of Front Royal, and made nominations for the Highway Safety Committee.
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Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
State Highway Department
U.S. Rt. 340
Here
Highway Safety Committee
Winchester man named vice chairman in Wallace party post
Ralph Ogle of Winchester was elected vice chairman of George Wallace's American Independent Party for the 7th Congressional District at a Charlottesville meeting. Other officers elected included William Clark of Charlottesville as chairman and Mrs. Preston L. Kidd as secretary treasurer.
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Ralph Ogle
Winchester
George Wallace
American Independent Party
Charlottesville
William Clark
Preston L. Kidd
Local hunters list kills from Clarke County stations
A partial hunter tally lists seven kills reported at two Clarke County stations yesterday. Names are unavailable for the Clarke County totals with entries showing several 3 to 10 point deer plus turkeys from Winchester area markets and stations.
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Gore
E. W. Parker
Winchester
Ronald I. Strout
Clarke County
Slayer tied to murders and child abuse probes across states
Police traced Rice from Concord Massachusetts to Florida, Findlay Ohio, Ontario and Canada, linking him to the killings of Tim Trask and Keith Henry and to a 1966 Florida case. Authorities found guns and photos of nude boys, Rice escaped a Massachusetts hospital stay, and was arrested while driving with two youths planning an overnight trip.
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Rice
Concord
Mass
Findlay
Ohio
Tim Trask
Wayne Ethell
Florida
Trask
Keith Henry
Ontario
Henry
Grand River
Metropolitan State Hospital
Waltham
Canada
Politte Boy
Lowell Nelson Williams
Kevin
Virginia Weather Forecast Sees Mild Weekend
The VA forecast calls for fair conditions tonight with lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Saturday and Sunday stay fair with highs in the 50s, while temperatures next week average above normal with daytime highs 53 to 59 and nights in the 30s. Slight showers possible early next week as cooling arrives. Sunset 4 53 p.m. Sunrise 7 05 a.m. Moonset 6 58 p.m.
Rainfall Totals and Averages Reported with Thai Party Etiquette
The data show 24 hour rainfall none and year to date totals 3.17 inches for November and 31.92 inches for 1968. Five year periods list seasonal totals from 1963 to 1967, while 55 year averages give monthly figures and a full year average of 36.50 inches. A final note: in Thailand invitation to social events requires acceptance though attendance is optional.
Conservatory Band and Chorus Share Thanksgiving Concert
The Winchester Community Chorus directed by Paul S. Thompson joins Paul Noble’s Shenandoah Conservatory Band for a Tuesday 8 p.m. Thanksgiving program at Christ Episcopal Church. The trio features Randall Thompson Testament of Freedom, Howard Hanson Song of Democracy, and Ringwald’s The Battle Hymn of the Republic with Rayner Johnson solo.
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Winchester Community Chorus
Paul S. Thompson
Paul Noble
Shenandoah Conservatory
Christ Episcopal Church
Randall Thompson
Howard Hanson
Alice Creager
Shenandoah County approves 840000 loan for Strasburg school
In a special session the Shenandoah County Board of Supervisors approved a State Literary Fund loan of 840000 for a new 22 room school at Strasburg. The 22 room Sandy Hook facility will include a gymnasium cafeteria four kindergarten rooms one special education room 17 classrooms for grades five through nine and a music room per Superintendent Dr W W Robinson.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah
Answers From L Q Quiz Show
The responses list answers for a quiz with items including False and Yes. It names Salt water, Italy, Carson City, Star Chamber, Athens Greece, Switzerland, Twelve and Aluminum as selections or results.
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Italy
Carson City
Star Chamber
Athens
Greece
Switzerland
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Perry Nicodemus
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Walter Foley, Jr
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Ray Flowers
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Mrs. Everett C. Henry
Clarke
Glaize
N. Cameron St
UYU Ime
Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Clinton Ritter
Siler
Robert DeHaven
Veterans Service Station
Richard K. Boyd
Rt. 4
Robert Catia
White Post
Cather
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James_ Troxel
Marguerite Armel
Rt. 1
Linda Peer
Edward Butler
Elmer Morris
Turkey
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McDonald’s Grocery
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