Mrs Julia Fuller Dies in Staunton Native of Winchester
Mrs Julia Fuller died yesterday in Staunton after being a Winchester native. She was a daughter of the late John and Mrs. Fuller, a Confederate veteran. Survivors include cousin Clyde Sman of Winchester and sister-in-law Mrs Lottie Fuller. Body to be brought to Kurtz Funeral Home this afternoon for graveside rites Monday at 11 AM conducted by Rev Paul E Dick at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Julia Fuller
Staunton
Winchester
John Fuller
Clydesman
Lottie Fuller
Kurtz
Paul E. Dick
Mt. Heb‘ton Cemetery
Gray Service for Harold JG Gray Held at Timber Ridge
Funeral service for Harold JG Gray of 531 N Braddock St will be held at Timber Ridge Istian Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m conducted by Rev Mark W Andes. Friends meet at Jones Funeral Home at 1 30 p m for a short service before proceeding to the church. Burial will be in Highview Cemetery. Pallbearers are Kenneth E Sheldon Willard L Riley Richard K Kumps Gladston C Spaid Harry W Oates and Lyndon E Seldon.
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Harold JG. Gray
Richard K. Kumps
Gladston C. Spaid
Harry W. Oates
Lyndon E. Seldon
Clearbrook VFW Meeting Set
The Clearbrook Fire Company will hold its semi annual membership meeting on Oct 10 at 8 p.m. at the Fire Hall. A business session and program are planned with refreshments served.
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Clearbrook
VFW
Clearbrook Fire Company
Albemarle Apples Make a Comeback After Decline
Albemarle County shows a rebound in apple trees with about 200 000 trees now estimated. New varieties and expanded plantings shift orchards from Crozet Greenwood to Covesville Red Hill and North Garden. Canners buy most of the crop as production hovers near normal after a 1930–1950 drop.
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Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Crozet- Greenwood
Covesville
Red Hill
North Garden
Albemarle
Virginia
Cincinnati
New York
Roy McClanahan
Pennsylvania
New England
West Coast
McClanahan
York
Last Minute GE Negotiations Turn Stormy
New York AP reports last minute talks between General Electric and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers grew tense as a nationwide strike deadline loomed. The 80 member conference board authorized a walkout after a 44 hour session over wages and terms as six weeks of bargaining failed to bridge gaps on cost of living escalator and pensions.
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New York
General Electric Co
International Union of Electrical Workers
James B. Carey
Nixon attacks Kennedy on hunger claim and Soviet power race
Nixon charged Kennedy with false statements at a Schenectady airport rally. He denied that 17 million Americans go to bed hungry and accused Kennedy of a gross distortion for claiming the USSR would outproduce the United States. Nixon urged a retraction and defended American achievements.
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Schenectady
Kennedy
Nixon
Soviet Union
United States
GOP
America
Auto Crash on Rt 522 Leaves Driver Uninjured
Trooper reports a southbound 1953 Chevrolet ran off the west edge of Rt 522 near the Opequon bridge, struck a bank, then crossed the road. No injuries were reported. Earlier a 1953 Chevrolet struck a parked station wagon on S Washington St at 9:30 p.m. Bruce Whitacre said headlights blinded him. damage set at $75 to the wagon and $100 to his car.
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Lee
Opequon Bridge
S. Washington St
Shenandoah College Opens Night Courses With Enrollment
Shenandoah College announces night classes with an enrollment deadline of October 5. Due to high day school turnout a limited number of courses will be offered in the evening as registrar Kenneth Eyre explains. Students must submit first and second choices from a list of offerings and contact the registrar or Miss Swank by phone or mail to enroll.
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Shenandoah College
Kenneth Eyre
United States
Eyre
Miss Swank
Kyre
Lemnitzer Sworn In As Chairman Of Joint Chiefs
Gen. Lyman Lemnitzer is sworn in as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff at Bolling Air Force Base. He succeeds Gen. Nathan F. Twining, who retires after a long World War II era career. Gen. George H. Decker becomes army chief of staff. A 19 gun salute and jet flyover mark Twining’s retirement. Secretary Gates praises Twining’s leadership.
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Twining
Bolling Air Force Base
Gen. Twining
Thomas §. Gates
Glass producer Caspar Wistar opens New Jersey glasshouse
Caspar Wistar established America's first successful glassworks in 1739 at a Salem County site in New Jersey, marking an early milestone in colonial industry and glassmaking history.
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America
Caspar Wistar
Salem County
N. J
Lutherans Plan Rally at Caroline Furnace Youth Camp
The United Lutheran Church Men of the Shenandoah Conference plan a Fall Rally October 9 at 3 p.m. at Caroline Furnace Lutheran Youth Camp with a family picnic. Coffee and soft drinks are supplied. hosts are the group from Reconstruction Church New Market. Reverend Kenneth Price will open with Scripture and devotion. Reverend V A Moyer will address. James A Lambie will give the sunset address. A guided tour of camp facilities will be available and shelter is provided if weather is bad.
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United Lutheran Church Men of the
V. A. Moyer
Roanoke
Virginia Synod
James A. Lambie
Arlington
Lambie
The
Army
Organ Dedication At St Luke's Church Berryville
The organ at St Luke's Church Berryville will be dedicated tomorrow at 8 p.m. The pastor Rev J C Clark will conduct the service.
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St. Luke’s
St. Luke’s Church
Berryville
J. C. Clark
Americans Told They Should Stay Away from Cuba
The State Department advised Americans to refrain from travel to and within Cuba unless there are compelling reasons. Officials cited Fidel Castro’s anti American campaign and noted 57 Americans detained by Cuban authorities since January 1 with charges filed long after arrest. The embassy described a rejected diplomatic note.
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Cuba
State Department
Guantanamo Bay Navy Base
Fidel Castro
Department
Havana
Camelot Opens Toronto Run With Broadway Soon
Camelot starring Julie Andrews and Richard Burton begins in Toronto October 1 with near sellouts for three weeks. Seven railroad baggage cars haul heavy scenery and lighting. The musical moves to Boston before Broadway opening November 19 and already has strong advance sales through June.
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New York
Camelot
Jay Lerner
Frederick Lowen
Moss Hart
Julie Andrews
Richard Burton
Toronto
Boston
Broadway
Weather Fragments and Historical Mentions
A terse compilation lists terms and locations including Pennsylvania Gettysburg and mentions of assassination. Fragmentary notes reference Herod mountains deer and starboard with scattered clues to a planetary model and bananas.
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Pennsylvania
Herod
Gettysburg
Fredrick County and Winchester Auction Listings Oct 5 15
Antique and household items listed for sale in Frederick County and Winchester area auctions. Listings include personal property farms dairy cattle real estate and antiques with auctioneers Charles R. Duvall N Va Auction Co Headley’s Auctions and others across Oct 5 through Oct 15 in Winchester Virginia and surrounding towns.
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Joseph Massie
F. L. Sargent
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
Charles R. Duall
Denny’s
Orndorff and
Joseph A. Massie
F. L. Largent
Rebecca Patton
Rt. 704
Hamilton
N. Va
J. M. Darlington
Fairmont Ave
Charles R. Duvall
Muriel M. Bohrer
Frederick Cou Court House
E. T. Snider, Sr
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
N. Clark Farr
Dewey Bohrer
Pine Grove Church
Dehaven
Floyd Dunham
Walter I. Cooper
Cameron St
Headley’s Auctions
Laura O. Brown
N. Loudoun St
Northern Virginia Auction CO
Weather Today Forecast for Virginia Coast
Sunday will be fair and cool with highs in the 60s in the north and near 70 further south. Temperatures today reach around 65 to 47 with year ago values listed. Winchester skies show sunset at 5 55 p.m. and sunrise tomorrow at 6 09 a.m. Harvest Moon full on Oct 4.
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Winchester
Rainfall update shows October totals and long term averages
The report lists rainfall to date for October 1960 at 2.48 inches with 30.02 inches year to date. It records average monthly rainfall across 47 years by month and notes streets in Charleston West Virginia paved in 1872 are still in use.
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Charleston
W. Va
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