Death announcements for Walters and related list
Death notice for Laer of tha Ae Walters of 301 Highland Ave died Sunday. Service at 11 a.m. at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Pallbearers: J Lloyd Martin Maurice F Lake Harry R Howdershell Ray P Curtis Richard L Stayton Sr Thomas C Clark. Friends may call Jones Funeral Home. Other pallbearers named: John Carter Roy Carter Jr David Newlin Dale Patrick Carter Whittington Jr Delmas Strawderman. Honorary pallbearers: Robert Cook Lewis Carter Teddy Pitcock James Yancey Gary Mason Johnny Garrett.
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Laer
Tha Ae
Walters
Highland Ave
Fev
Joseph
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
J. Lloyd Martin
Maurice F. Lake
Harry R. Howdershell
Ray P. Curtis
Richard L. Stayton, Sr
Thomas C. Clark
Jones Funeal
Tery
John Carter
Roy Carter, Jr
David Newlin
Dale Patrick
Carter Whittington, Jr
Delmas Strawderman
Robert Cook
Lewis Carter
Teddy Pitcock
James Yancey
Gary Mason
Johnny Garrett
Amie H Childs 82 dies at home in Frederick County
Amie H Childs 82 died yesterday at 812 Braddock Street home. Born in Frederick County she was daughter of the late Bettie A Jackson Clevenger and B Franklin Clevenger. She was a member of the Religious Society of Friends Hopewell Meeting and the WCTU. Survived by daughter Mrs Thomas S Spring granddaughter Miss Ann Spring and sister Mrs Grace Clevenger all of this city. Funeral Friday 2 pm Omps Funeral Home Hopewell Friends with burial Mt Hebron Cemetery. The family will receive friends tomorrow 7 to 9 pm.
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Amie H. Childs
Witsenna B. Childs
S. ‘Braddock St
Frederick County
Bettie
A. Jackson Clevenger
Franklin Clevenger
Religious Society “of Friends
Hopewell Meeting
W.C.T.U
Thomas S. Spring
Ann Spring
Funeral service for Charles William Fishel Jr
The funeral for Charles William Fishel Jr died from injuries in a traffic accident was conducted this morning at Omps Funeral Home by Revs Allen Peer and L L Shreck. Burial followed in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Charles William Fishel, Jr
Omps
Allen Peer
L. L. Shreck
Mt. Hebron Ceme
Funeral services for Mr Ernest L Walters Thursday
Funeral services for Mr Ernest L Walters are set for Thursday at 11 00 a m at Jones Funeral Home. Burial details were not listed in the notice and the obituary provides a brief service location.
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Ernest L. Walters
Mrs Letitia Larrick 89 Widow of L H Larrick Dies at High View
Mrs Letitia Mae Larrick aged 89 widow of L H Larrick died yesterday at her High View home. Born in Hampshire County West Virginia she outlived her husband who died in August 1947. Survivors include daughter Ethel Holliday and sons Harry Edgar and Guy Larrick plus nine grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. John Larrick preceded in death. Niece Dorothy Staub y and nephew Vaughn Arnold also survive. Funeral at Timber Ridge Christian Church Saturday at 2 pm conducted by Rev Mark W Andes with burial at Timber Ridge. Pallbearers Eldrige Elden Ivan Anderson Ernest Anderson Vernon Whitacre Edgar Nelson and Herbert Kump. Body at Carrier Funeral Home Lehen and will be moved to church an hour before service.
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Letitia Mae Larrick
L. H. Larrick
High View
Hampshire County
W. Va
Ethel Holliday
Harry Larrick
Cumberland
Edgar Larrick
Yellow Spring
Guy Larrick
Capon Bridge
John Larrick
Lehen
Rotary to See World Series at Luncheon Meeting
A television set is to be placed in the main dining room of the George Washington Hotel so Rotary Club members can watch the second game of the World Series during the weekly luncheon tomorrow at 1 p.m.
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George Washington Hotel
Rotary Club
Suit Seeks Tax Relief On Real Personal Property
Building Supply Co seeks relief from a tax bill claiming its land lies outside town boundaries. A second suit lists multiple landowners asking for a declaratory judgment on town limits, asserting their properties lie in the county. The town cites a 1759 map showing boundaries including plaintiffs land. Mayor Lynn Comer presided as garbage pickup issue was discussed but not decided.
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Building Supply Co
D. M. Zea
James B. Parke
A. R. Marks
L. L. Ritter
F. W. Welch
J. C Hiser
M L Turner
Rodney Mauck
R. F. Sampsell
Paul Golliday
Charles E. Bass
Melvin Carbaugh
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Lynn Comer
Sam Rayburn Remains on Serious List at Baylor Hospital
Dallas AP report says House Speaker Sam Rayburn, 79, is listed as serious at Baylor Hospital. Doctors led by Dr. Robert Short began tests Tuesday and expect results in 3 to 48 hours. An exploratory operation was not confirmed. His sisters, Mrs. W. A. Thomas and Mrs. Robert Bartley, visited. Rayburn had been in poor health after lumbago and travel from Bonham.
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Dallas
Tex
Sam Ion
Baylor Hospital
Robert F. Short
Rayburn
W. A. Thomas
Robert Bartley
Bonham
Washington
Here
Congress
Turner Ashby UDC Delegates At Convention
Turner Ashby unit delegates attend the 66th annual Virginia Division Confederate UDC convention in Richmond. Highlights include a luncheon for national leaders Mrs. Bachman and Mrs. Forrest, a Civil War Centennial tea, and a memorial service with plaque presentation and four Crosses of Military Service. Virginia presents a bronze plaque and funding for the UDC Memorial Building while miniature portraits honor the three national presidents general.
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C. A. Davis
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Lucy F. Kurtz
Emmett Henry
Frances Jenkins
Strasburg
Richmond
Virginia
Confederacy
Robert Bachman
Washington, D. C
William M. Forrest
Pendleton
Virginia Civil War Centennial Information Center
UDC
Lane
Commonwealth of Virginia
Virginia Udc
Bachman
Fitzhugh Lee
Alexandria
W. C. N. Merchant
Chatham
Charles E. Bolling
Thomas Ogden Davis Jr
Burbank
Calif
John Lee Davis
Covington
James Leitch Wright, Jr
Ashland
Marion Gordon Robertson
Portsmouth
Congress Endorses Education Aid Despite Budget Pressures
Senator Kennedy criticized delays as harmful to education and urged swift approval of federal support for school houses and teacher salaries. He argued communities previously seeking local installations now rely on federal backing to ease fiscal burdens and sustain educational efforts across districts.
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Congress
Kennedy
Welfare Department
Californians Stranded in London Await Charters
A charter flight with 88 Californians from the British American Club of Los Angeles was stranded at Gatwick after their President Airlines plane failed to appear. An agent told them to return later as maintenance checks delay departures. A second Irish American touring party left Shannon for Chicago after a week-long wait.
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London
British-Aerican Club
Los Angeles
Gatwick Airport
President Airlines of
C. F. Beard
New York
Chicago
President Airlines
Shannon
Ireland
United Kingdom
Thos
Raids Turn Into Real War in South Viet Nam
The State Department reports Communist guerrilla raids in South Viet Nam have escalated into a real war killing about 1,500 people per month. Joseph W. Reap notes the kidnapping of Dr. Hoang Thuy Nam as evidence of Communist contempt for the ICC and reliance on terror.
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South Viet Nam
Washington
State Department
Joseph W. Reap
Hoang Thuy
Nam
International Control Commission
ICC
Army Nurse Recruiter to Visit Local Area
Maj. Anne B. Cost of Fort Mayer, Army Nurse Procurement Officer, will be in the city tomorrow. She will lunch with Memorial Hospital staff and then address student nurses. Contact M.Sgt. Elvis Williams at MO 26192 to reach the Army Recruiter.
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Anne B. Cost
Fort Mayer
Memorial Hospital
Maj
Cost
Elvis Williams
Thompson Called Home From Moscow by U S on Berlin
MOSCOW AP United States ambassador Llewellyn Thompson was recalled to Washington today tied to Berlin and East West issues. He will depart Thursday for consultations.
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Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Washington
Berlin
Impacted Areas Aid for Schools Stalls in House Fight
A federal education aid measure for impacted areas totaling 2.5 billion dollars, including a three year extension, passed the Senate but was killed in the House. About one third of public school children would benefit from these grants. Funding tied to Kennedy’s education package faced congressional battles as administration forces sought to use the program as leverage to pass broader reforms.
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Congress
Kennedy
Senate
House
Typhoon Tilda Hits China Port as Winds Reach 92 MPH
Typhoon Tilda battered the Chinese mainland and moved inland with 92 mph winds after striking 38 miles south of Shanghai. The storm compounds pressures on planners amid floods droughts and other typhoons.
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Tokyo
China
U.S. Air Force
Shanghai
Virginia lawmakers receive mixed ADA liberal ratings
ADA rates W. Pat Jennings highest among Virginians with 70 percent liberal votes on selected issues. Porter Hardy Jr. and Thomas N. Downing show 20 percent, J. Vaughan Gary 10 percent. Byrd and Robertson earn zero ratings, as do Abbitt, Tuck, Harrison, Smith, Poff, and Broyhill.
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Washington
Americans For Democratic Action
Virginia
W. Pat Jennings
D-Va
Porter Hardy Jr
Thomas N. Downing
Rep
J. Vaughan Gary
Harry F. Byrd
A. Willis Robertson
Watkins M. Abbitt
William M. Tuck
Burr P. Harrison
Howard W. Smith
Richard H. Poff
Joel T. Broyhill
Sheriff Ruben A. Allen Indicted for Attempted Rape
Emporia AP Greensville County Sheriff Ruben A. Allen was indicted yesterday by a grand jury for attempted rape of the secretary to an Emporia town official. He vowed to stay in office and continue serving until removed. Trial scheduled in circuit court for November 15.
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Allen
Emporia
Attlee Arrives in Moscow for World Government Talk
Britain’s former prime minister Lord Attlee landed in Moscow with Clement Davies to attend a World Parliamentary Union executive committee meeting. He said the visit aimed at discussing world government.
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Moscow
Britain
Lord Attlee
Liberal Party
Clement Davies
Attlee
World Parliamentary Union
Rape Charge Not Pressed Against Hospital Attendant
Virgil Paul Zobrist 31, an attendant at Eastern State Hospital, had a rape charge dropped in James City County Court after allegations he raped a 17 year old patient. The unnamed patient was treated at the Williamsburg facility.
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Williamsburg
Virgil Paul Zobrist
Eastern State Hospital
James City
Zobrist
Yankees and Reds exchange quiet inning in sparse play
Blasingame tossed out Ford as Richardson collected his third hit with a ground single to left. Kubek and Maris made outs, no runs, one hit, no errors. Reds defense held, Kubek threw out Coleman, Cardenas and Gernert hitless as left.
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Blasingame
Ford
Richardson
Kubek
Maris
Johnson
REDS
Coleman
Cardenas
Gernert
O’toole
Boyer
Winchester September parking meter receipts total 3117
City treasurer M D Weaver reports September meter receipts totaling 3117, down 30375 from 3510 85 last year. He notes all 1961 real estate tax bills are issued and payments arrive at a usual rate.
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Winchester
M. D. Weaver
McDonald Returns to Face Charge in Charleston
Gregg McDonald, previously convicted in 1958 of breaking and entering, is picked up by the sheriff in Charleston on a charge of violation of protection. The case involves Leroy G and a motive tied to a prior conviction.
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Boyd McDonal
Charleston
S.C
Leroy G
Gregg
Sheriff's Office
Frederick
Soviet Harvest Shortfalls Shape Policy And Plans
Khrushchev views central Asia as a pet project to boost food production while western USSR harvests falter. The crop setback could influence foreign policy as the Soviet Union lowers demands abroad when poor harvests erode reserves. Pravda cites weather and faulty techniques as causes.
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Khrushchev
Central Asia
United States
Soviet Union
Pravda
Wall Across the City Sparks East West Berlin Debate
West Berlin reports quote German chancellor Brandt and Allied commanders stating the barrier violates Soviet pact travel freedoms. Brandt says he must accept the Allied decision regarding erecting the wall across the city and assigns responsibility to Allied command.
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Brandt
May
West Berlin
Sales Directory Highlights Multiple Area Auctions
Oct 6 to Oct 14 auction listings span Winchester Virginia and nearby areas. Listings cover feeder calves beef cattle household goods antiques furniture farm machinery and real estate with several auctioneers including Orndorff Cole Brumback and Duvall. Major events include Virginia Hereford Association sale and Clifford Grim estate at the Frederick County courthouse.
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Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
N. Va
Boyce
W. D. Orndorff
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
Clifford Grim
Frederick County Court House
Peyton Street
Weather Outlook for Virginia Temperatures Near Normal
Frost warnings in west and central Virginia tonight. Clear and cooler with 30s overnight. Scattered frost in the Piedmont and freezing in the mountains. Thursday mostly sunny and warmer in the afternoon. The five day outlook calls for near normal temperatures with cool Thursday and warmer Friday then cooler Monday. Rain likely Sunday or Monday. Rainfall totals through 8:30 am today show October at 0.49 inches and year to date at 31.95 inches.
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Virginia
Piedmont
Lake Central to Start Martinsburg Flight Service
Lake Central Airlines will begin service to the Martinsburg W VA airport on October 29. A station manager will be appointed soon and flight schedules are not yet finalized.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Lake Central Airlines
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