Nine motorists fined in municipal court for speeding
Twelve motorists appeared in municipal court yesterday. Nine were fined for speeding with $16.75 each, one paid $28.25 for reckless driving. Names include Jammie Scott Bright and Henry H. Hades among others from Virginia West Virginia Ohio and Florida. Judge John W. Rice imposed the fines.
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Henry H. Hades
Ft. Lauderdale, Fla
Three Charged In Nineveh Break In Arraignments
In Front Royal Warren County Court on Wednesday Robert Fincham Billy Franklin and Peggy Ann Cameron appeared for arraignment on breaking and entering charges tied to the August 23 Nineveh home invasion of Albert Lee Vincent. Fincham and Franklin held on awaiting Nov 4 grand jury action while Cameron is free on 200 dollars bond. All three scheduled for Nov 4 grand jury action.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Nineveh
Albert Lee Vincent
Robert Fincham
Billy Franklin
Peggy Ann Cameron
Bodies Identified From Lake County Remains
Lake County coroner says parts found April and May belong to Mrs Wilma Jeanette Hassan, a former nurse's aide at two Chicago hospitals. Identification matched old and new x rays. Hassan, 34, last seen April 6 at O'Hare. husband Mohsin Hassan reported the couple planned to send their 3 year old.
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Chicago
Lake County
Robert H. Babcox
Wilma Jeanette Hassan
Johnston City
Tenn
Des Plaines
Gurnee
Wauconda
Libertyville
Mohsin Abdul-Amer Hassan
Baghdad
Iraq
O’hare International
Hassan
Warren Farmers Buy Surplus Corn Carloads In Drought Area
About 165 Warren County farmers purchased roughly 33 000 bushels or 1642 carloads of surplus corn through the ASC County Committee at reduced rates. Purchases aid northern Virginia drought counties with future supply expected through April 30.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Conservation County Committee
Virginia
Robert Leach
ASC
Leach
Page
Shenandoah
Clarke
Frederick
Fauquier
Rappahannock
Cincinnati
Ohio
Louisville
Indiana
Mourning Dove Uses Oklahoma City Home for Nesting
The state Wildlife Conservation Department reports a mourning dove chose Eva and Mary K Stewart's Oklahoma City residence for nesting. The Stewart sisters work in the department's offices, with a daughter named Lynn referenced in context.
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Oklahoma
State Wildlife Conservation Department
Eva
Mary K. Stewart
Community foundation elects Shenandoah leaders
The Citizens Scholarship Foundation of Shenandoah County elected Charles W. McLawhorn as president of the board. James Heart was named first vice president and fundraiser chairman. John G. Miller became second vice president with others holding secretary and treasurer roles. The fund drive begins October 14, and the foundation awarded 11 scholarships last spring. The board’s action will be reviewed at the Chamber meeting on October 15.
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Woodstock
Charles W. McLawhorn
Citizens Scholarship Foundation
Shenandoah County
James Heart
John G. Miller
New Market
Truman Rickard, Jr
Strasburg
Homer .Long
Edinburg
Franklin Funkhouser
Mount Jackson
Heart
Shenandoah District SCA Meeting at Warren County High
The Shenandoah District of the Student Co operative Association meets Saturday at Warren County High School with 250 members attending the 10 a.m. opening session led by Robert A. Wood and Yates Hall. State SCA president David Rutledge to speak. Six discussion groups form at 11 a.m. Clarke County High School delegates perform a skit. Page County High School principal Sumner Pugh to report on the afternoon session. Meeting closes at 3 p.m.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah
Student Cooperative Association
Warren County High School
Robert A. Wood
Yates Hall
SCA
David Rutledge
Clarke County High School
Berryville
Ch. Sumner Pugh
Page County High School
Rapair
Route 211 realignment plan approved near Luray
State Highway officials approved a line for dividing Route 211 from Luray to the foot of the Blue Ridge Mountains at a public hearing held Aug. 9. Surveys will follow and rights of way will be acquired. The plan cuts the median to 20 feet and reduces right-of-way width from 160 to 120 feet.
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Luray
Rt. 211
Blue Ridge
Clarke Farmers Asked To Return Ballots Promptly
Clarke County farmers are urged to return ASCS ballots promptly for the annual community committee elections. Ballots were mailed Sept 30 with postage free envelopes. returns must be postmarked by Oct 15. If eligible but not reached, farmers should register at the ASCS county office to vote.
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Berryville
Clarke County
ASCS
ASC
Dorothy W. Emmart
Emmart
Warren County High Band to debut new uniforms concert
The Warren County High School Band directed by Harry E. Parker will present a concert in full dress uniforms Sunday at 4 p.m. on the high school grounds. This marks the first performance in the new uniforms.
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Warren County High School
Harry E. Parker
Truck Crash Kills Seven in Ohio Near East Liverpool
A 75 000 pound steel coil laden Hulmes Trucking semi crashed on a steep Ohio 7 grade six miles north of East Liverpool killing seven people. Five churchbound passengers including a 19 year old woman died. two Williams family members perished. the truck driver survived.
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Liverpool
Ohio
Ohio 7
Ohio Highway Patrol
Hulmes Trucking Co
Steubenville
Vernon Edgar Hatchie
Quaker City
Judith Ann Lewis
East Palestine
Glenmoor
Headon
William S. White
East Liverpool
Lila White
William G. White
White
Porter Sneeze Triggers Car Crash at Lookout Heights
State Police report Miss Margaret Porter lost control of her car on Kixie Highway in Lookout Heights Northern Kentucky after a sneeze. The vehicle struck a utility pole. she was uninjured but her nose was broken. she was checked by a physician.
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Ker-Choo Lookout Heights
Margaret Porter
Kixie Highway
Kentucky
Cancer Talk Ties Many Diseases At Clarke County Meeting
Dr. Robert Boyd of Winchester told the Clarke County Cancer Society meeting that cancer spans many diseases and emphasized prevention. He cited deaths from uterus breast lung cancer and leukemia with preventable percentages for lung cancer. He noted ongoing drug tests and progress toward disease specific treatments. The report also covers 1963-64 officers and a $475 budget approval, plus a list of 17 board members.
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Berryville
Robert Boyd
Winchester
American Cancer Society
Boyd
Cancer Society of
Clarke County
Red Cross
United States
Robert Withers
Chester Hobert
Cancer Society
State Cancer Society
C. A. Hobert
Gwynne Jones
Kenneth Shenk
Malvin Longerbeam
The
John O. Hardesty
Charles Robertson
John Milleson, Jr
Leland Broadstate
R. H. Watson, Jr
Edward Wisecarver
Garland M. Canter
Thomas Iden
Edith Rogers
Robert Lee Withers
Neil Kimball
George Burton
Julian Orrell
Two Penalized For Passing Bad Checks
Warren W. Parker of 1007 Orchard Ave was sentenced to six months in jail and $6.75 costs by Municipal Court Judge John W Rice for passing bad checks. Roy J. Carter Jr of Stephenson received a suspended jail term, ordered to pay costs and restitution.
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Orchard Ave
John W Rice
Warren W. Parker
Roy J. Carter, Jr
Stephenson
British Test Pilot Killed in SC-1 Crash at Belfast
British test pilot John Richard Green, 31, died when the SC-1 vertical takeoff aircraft crashed from about 20 feet during a hover over a Belfast runway. The 1957 program was dropped two years ago in favor of the Hawker P-1127. Green was on a test flight when the craft cartwheeled and ended up on its back.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Britain
John Richard Green
Covington Council Seeks $650,000 Water Bond on Ballot
Covington city council approved submitting a $650,000 water bond issue to voters for the November 5 general election. The 19th Circuit Court must order the bond issue placed on the ballot after last year’s voters rejected a similar proposal.
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Covington, Va
Covington
19Th Circuit Court
Radio Theory Code Classes Begin Tuesday
Amateur radio operators and others can join code and theory classes at the War Memorial Building starting Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Each session lasts one hour and runs for 12 or 14 weeks with novice technician and general tracks. Ed McCall teaches theory and Warren Fogle code. Boy Scouts earning merit badges in signals can gain the needed knowledge by attending.
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War Memorial
Ed McCall
Warren Fogle
Johnson-Williams School to Host Fall Festival Tonight
Johnson-Williams High School teachers sponsor a Fall Festival at 8 p.m. in the school gymnasium. Food, fun and prizes for all ages. Mrs. Cole chairs the committee. Public invited.
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Johnson-Williams High School
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