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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1963

Page

2

Miss Isabelle Watson Dies. Graveside Rites Set

Mrs Isabelle Watson 43 died Friday in Baltimore Md. A graveside service will be held at Mount Hebron Cemetery tomorrow at 11 am. Survived by her mother sister Geover L Johnson and brothers William R Watson and Robert K Watson. Body at Kurtz Funeral Home. Funeral Wednesday at 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home. Burial Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.

Mi Isabelle Waton Piao Ee Mateos Potimore Smmond L. Watson Mount Hebron Cemetery George D. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Geover L. Johnson Pikeside William R. Watson Robert.k. Watson Elkridge Kurtz S. Loudoun St Ronald §. Clark Jones Funeral Home Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal

Local Man Harvey M. Clark Dies at Winchester Memorial

Harvey M. Clark 60 of 305 Smiths Ave died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Renan ce, he was the son of the late James and Annie Rinker Clark. He married the former Geneva Littleton in Berryville. Survived by Vernon Clark Roy Clark and several Winchester relatives, three sisters and five great grandchildren.

Milton Clark Smiths Ave Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Clark Renance James Annie Rinker Clark Geneva Littleton Berryville Clark Vernon Clark Roy Clark James Bayliss Charles McCarty Harold E. Gray Daisy Clark Winchester Roy Deldren

Frank Swimsey Sr. funeral service at Jones Funeral Home

Mr. Frank H. Swimsey Sr. is scheduled for a funeral service Tuesday at 11:00 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home. A service for Harvey M. Clark is set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home.

Frank H. Swimsey, ‘Sr Jones Funeral Hom Harvey M. Clark Wednesady

Frank H Swimley Sr. Dies at Brucetown Retired Merchant and Postmaster

Frank H. Swimley Sr. of Brucetown died yesterday morning. He was born in Brucetown to Samuel J. and Lucy Huyett Swimley and widow of Eva Russell Swimley. He leaves two sons Frank Jr and Russell, a daughter Mrs Charles Duvall, two brothers and two sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home tomorrow at 11 a.m. with pallbearers named. burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.

Frank H. Swimley Brucetown Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Swimley Samuel J Lucy Huyett Swimley Eva Russell Swimley Swimley Russell J. Swimley Charles Duvall Samuel J. Swimley Clinton Swimley George Beltzhoever Maudene Romney W. Va Charles R. Duvall Linda Duvall Priscilla Swimley Robert E. Couch A. J. Moreau, Jr Jones Funeral Home Frederick W. Jobe William T. Swimley Evelyn S. Jobe Lloyd N. Russell Jack L. Russell Arthur L. Bragg Shenandoah Memorial Park

Edward Osborne 95 Clarke County Man Dies

Edward Osborne 95 of Clarke County died Saturday in a Staunton hospital. He was born in Millwood to James and Mary Wiggeton Osborne. Survived by two sisters Mrs Anna Travers Arlington and Mrs Minnie Carpenter Berryville and brother Arthur Allen Osborne Clarke County. Funeral held Wednesday at 2:30 pm at John H. Enders Funeral Home. Burial in Old Bethel Churchyard.

Edward Osborne Clarke County Staunton Osborne Millwood James Mary Wiggeton Osborne Anna Travers Arlington Minnie Carpenter Berryville Arthur Allen Osborne John H. Enders Harry E. Hall Boyce Baptist Church Old Bethel

Mrs. Lillie Ryman obituary from Stephens City

Mrs. Lillie Virginia Ryman 67 of Stephens City died at home yesterday. Born Shenandoah County May 2 1896 she was a daughter of Charles E Helsley and Hannah Fadely Helsley and a member of Trinity Lutheran Church. Survived by two daughters Vivian Ryman Eva Mae Boone Winchester one son Doyle Ryman Stephens City one sister Stella Ludwig Edinburg three brothers Robert Helsley Mount Jackson Rodney Helsley not fully listed.

Lillie Virginia Ryman Stephens City Ryman Shenandoah County Charles E Hannah Fadely Helsley Trinity Lutheran Church Vivian Ryman Eva Mae Boone Winchester Doyle Ryman Stella Ludwig Edinburg Robert Helsley Mount Jackson Rodney

Helsley Family Funeral Details in Woodstock

The obituary notes Helsley of Winchester and Paul Helsley of Baltimore with six grandchildren. Ducted Wednesday at 11 a.m. in the Dellinger Funeral Home chapel Woodstock. Pallbearers include Luther E Ludwig Raymond Helsely Elwood L Ludwig Galen Ludwig Lawston Funkhouser and Medford Shawns. Burial in Conkville Cemetery. Family to meet at 10 30 a.m. at the funeral home.

Helsley Winchester Paul Helsley Baltimore Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock Ralph W. A Ee Luther E. Ludwig Raymond Helsely Elwood L. Ludwig Galen Ludwig Lawston Funkhouser Medford Shawns Conkville

Haun Rites Held for Berryville Resident Joseph C Haun

Joseph JC Carter Haun 75 of Berryville died Saturday in Winchester at the home of William Cornwell. Born November 26 1887 in Woodstock he was the son of Joseph and his wife Clara Chilcott Haun. Surviving are son Raymond Haun two sisters Emma McWilliams and Stella Combs and four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 11 AM at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Marvin C Cook. Burial in Massanutten Cemetery Woodstock.

Joseph Jc.) Carter Haun Berryville Winchester William Cornwell Haun Woodstock Joseph Haun Clara E. Chilcott Haun Raymond Haun Fairfax City Emma McWilliams Toms Brook Stella Combs John H. Enders Marvin C. Cook Berryville Methodist Church Massanutten Cemetery

Nation mourns as Kennedy funeral draws world leaders

Grieving crowds line Pennsylvania Avenue and the Capitol as 58 nations attend the State funeral for President Kennedy. Richard Cardinal Cushing leads the Mass at St Matthew's as dignitaries including de Gaulle and Douglas-Home pay respects. The riderless horse symbol and Oswald's shooting shock the nation.

Washington Charles de Gaulle Prince Phillip Alec Douglas Home Britain Ludwig Erhard West Germany Kennedy St. Matthew’s Roman Catholic Cathedral Richard Cardinal Cushing Boton Pennsylvania Avenue Capitol Grounds White Capitol Capitol Hill

County Deer Kill Tops 400 For Week

Frederick County Game Warden David Ramsey reported an estimated 460 to 420 deer killed in the county last week with the official total pending. He noted a relatively small doe kill and quoted last year’s county total of 402. Clarke County figures are not yet totaled. Local hunters reported several high point kills at various locations including Gore Winchester Cross Junction and Whitacre along with six deer and one turkey at Miller Brothers.

Frederick County David Ramsey Ramsey Clarke County Dodson Mountain Fall Donald Eaton Winchester Two-Point Baker Gore Ray LaFollette Michael Lockhart Philip Ramey Miller Brothers

Col. Clowe Leads Reserve Units In Kennedy Funeral Procession

Col. Mifflin B. Clowe Jr. of Winchester commanded 630 reserve troops in seven units during President Kennedy's funeral procession. The march ran from the Capitol to the White House then St Matthew's Cathedral and Arlington National Cemetery, with Navy Band and regular army units first in line. Col. Clowe, a former Winchester mayor, served on active duty with the National Guard Bureau.

Mifflin B. Clowe, Jr Winchester John F. Keny Clowe National Guard Bureau Department of the Army Capitol White House St. Matthew’s Cathedral 17Th St Rhode Island Ave Arlington Cemetery Col. Clowe U.S. Navy Army National Guard Army Reserve Marine Corps Reserve Naval Reserve Air National Guard

Missing Clarke Boys Found by Their Father

The three Clarke boys Jimmy 7 Steve 8 and Danny 11 were found by their father between 7 20 and 8 a m and declared okay by Chief of Police Rob Willingham. They had been missing since yesterday morning around 11 o clock and were located after a large search with 50 to 60 volunteers near the Nelson Hough home off Rt 7 five miles east.

Tlle Rob Willingham Nelson Hough Rt. 7 Here Jimmy Steve Danny Hough John H. Enders Fire Coy Houghs West Virginia Line

Five Injured In Saturday Auto Mishaps

Five people were injured in a series of Saturday traffic accidents near Gore and Winchester. Fred Hunt, Charles Lowery, Frank Nielson, Mrs. Theodore Wesley Miller, and an eight month old infant were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital for various cuts, abrasions, and head or back injuries. Police linked accidents to a tractor trailer, a telephone pole, and a head on collision on local roads. Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad assisted at all scenes.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Fred Hunt Handley Ave Charles Lowery Rt. 1 Win Chester Frank Nielson Theodore Wesley Miller Gore Flora Shirely Lockhart Hunt Willow Lawn Market Rt. 11 South Lowery Bufflick Rd Nielson Paris Mountain Lockhart Miller Rt. 704 Back Creek Rd Winchester Vounteer Rescue Squad

Jungle Warfare Prewar Campaigns in East Africa

Prior to World War II Britannica notes only German against British fighting in East Africa during World War I as the existing jungle campaign.

East Africa Encyclopaedia Britannica

Weather Summary for Virginia Outlook and Temps

Fair tonight with lows in the 20s. Tuesday clouds increase and it turns slightly warmer. Outlook shows rain chances from Tuesday through Saturday with near normal temps. Highs around 43 and lows near 25 in Chester for today, sunset at 4 42 p m. Full Moon on November 30.

Virginia Chester

Rainfall Statistics Amid 1963 Data and Averages

The report lists rainfall figures with 1963 year to date totals and long term averages. It includes monthly rainfall values from January to December and notes variations across the year. It references broader foreign data.

Cuban Exiles Honor Kennedy With Floral Tribute in Miami

Cuban exiles in Miami placed thousands of flowers beneath a Kennedy portrait at the Torch of Friendship monument. The spontaneous tribute grew as a dramatic show of solidarity with Latin Americans, sparked by a single flower.

Miami Fla John F. Kennedy Kennedy

Forest Pastures Flocks and Shepherds

A vivid snapshot describes forests, grazing lands, flocks, and shepherds near a river referenced as the River of January. The fragment hints at pastoral life and seasonal imagery without detailed events.

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Israes Fune M. Watson Jones Funeral Home, Inc Robert N. Cameron Frank H. Swimley, Sr Mrs. Lillie Ryman John W. Rosenberger & CO Commerce St ACT Oe Manville J.C. Haun Boston Matthew the Evangelist Apostle Jacqueline Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Earl Warren Dwight D. Eisenhower Senate Mike Mansfield Everett M. Dirksen Ess Arlington National Cemetery Abraham Lincoln Lyndon B. Johnson Capitol Rotunda Lee Harvey Oswald Dallas’ Parklawn Hospital Oswald Col M. B. Clowe, Jr North Loudoun St Lt Ui Be Ghakid For All Clarke I, Q Associated Press Albany Atlanta Bismarck Boise Buffalo Cleveland Denver Des Moines Fairbanks Detroit Es Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Glaize & Bros Wilcote Armstrong Glaize N. Cameron St
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