Funeral service for Clarence Bell Catlett in Berryville
The funeral for Clarence Bell Catlett of Charles Town West Virginia who died Tuesday is set for tomorrow at 3 30 PM at John H End Funeral Home Berryville Reverend Julian Orrell will officiate Mount Hebron burial. surviving sister Miss Mattie Barrow Woodstock and several nieces and nephews Pallbearers include Marvin Grim Strother Grim Paul Hammack Elmer Evans Harry and Wallace
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Clarence Bell Catlett
Charles Town
W. Va
John H. End
Berryville
Julian Orrell
Mount Hebron
Mattie Barrow
Woodstock
Marvin Grim
Strother Grim
Paul Hammack
Elmer Evans
Harry and
Wallace
Stephens City resident linked to Woodstock clergy member
The fragment identifies the Rev J Bright connected to Woodstock and mentions a Stephens City resident born in 1872 to the Bar stow Barrow family. It notes church affiliation with the Methodist Church of Stephens City.
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Woodstock
J. Bright
Stephens City
Atwell Barstow
Mary Smith Barrow
The
Methodist Church of
Funeral schedule for A R Funk Taylor and DeHaven
Funeral notices list services for A R Funk Friday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home James H Toots Taylor Saturday at 11 30 a m and Effie DeHaven Saturday at 1 30 p m both at Jarmes Funeral Home with services handled by respective funeral homes.
Death Notice for James William White of Bergton
James William White, 75, of Bergton, died Tuesday at 11 a.m. at home after a seven month illness. Born March 25, 1887, he was a farmer and poultry man and a Cr arb Run Church of the Brethren member. Survived by wife Martha Whetzel, daughter Annie Shipe, sons Herbert Herman and Dewey White, two grandchildren, three great grandchildren. Funeral at 2:30 p.m. at Crab Run Church with Rev. Max Fisher. Burial Moyers Cemetery. Pallbearers: Charles Whetzel, Bruce Moyers, Ray Fin, Thomas Adams, Edward Sargent, Elmer White.
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James William White
Bergton
Mr. White
D. and
Adeline Johnson White
Jobe
W. Va
Crab Run
Church of the Brethren
Dewey White
Funeral service for Ernest W. Clark scheduled tomorrow
Ernest W. Clark of 927 Berryville Ave died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The service will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Paul Dick. Burial will follow at Mount Hebron with pallbearers Gilbert Thompson A C Shanker Charles Kabler Peter Hausenfluck Edwin Buncutter and William Cornwell.
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Ernest W. Clark
Berryville Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral
Paul Dick
Mount Hebron
Gilbert Thompson
A. C. Shanker
Charles Kabler
Peter Hausenfluck
Edwin Buncutter
William Cornwell
Funeral service set for A. R. Funk of Stephens City
A funeral for A. R. Funk of Stephens City who died Tuesday night at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Friday at 3 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Elder J Harvey Daily. Pallbearers are L Raymond Swartz Carl E Martin Cleo B Lee Robert K Stickley John Miller James W Lee C Lucien Brumback and James A Conrad. Burial follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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A. R. Funk
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
J. Harvey
Jones Funeral Home
L. Raymond Swartz
Carl E. Martin
Cleo B. Lee
Robert K. Stickley
John Miller
James W. Lee
C. Lucien Brumback
James A. Conrad
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Luttrell Service Set For Thomas Luttrell
Funeral for Thomas Stewart Luttrell of 375 Charles Street will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home. Dr Lavely Gruber and Rev Eugene will conduct. Luttrell died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Thomas Stewart Luttrell
Charles Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Lavely Gruber
Eugene
De Gaulle Threatens to Quit Over Referendum Plan
President Charles de Gaulle warned he would quit unless France approves his proposal for a national referendum on October 28 to elect future presidents. The plan bypasses Parliament and comes as a censure motion looms, signaling a possible dissolution of the National Assembly.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
National Assembly
Fifth Republic
Pallbearers listed for Carter funeral service
Pallbearers include Lawrence H. Shade Sr George C Shade Adam P Shirley Eugene Shirley W Clarence Shirley and Charles W Shade. Burial planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
James H Taylor 65 Former Post Office Superintendent Dies
James H Taylor 65 of 618 S Washington St died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born December 26 1896 in this city he was a World War I veteran and former Superintendent of Mails at the Post Office retiring in 1957. He is survived by wife Margaret Finfrock a son Dr James H Taylor Jr a sister Miss Phoeba Taylor and three grandchildren. Funeral in Jones Funeral Home Saturday at 11 30 a.m. with two ministers officiating. Memorials to Lutheran Church Building Fund.
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James Howard
Toots” Taylor
S. Washington St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Randolph and
Anna South Taylor
Margaret Finfrock
Taylor
Grace Lutheran Church
South End
Winchester Hiram Lodge No
AF & A.M
Longtime Gainesboro Resident Effie DeHaven Dies in Staunton
Mrs Effie Jane DeHaven 76 of Gainesboro died yesterday in a Staunton hospital. Born December 3 1885 in Gainesboro she was a daughter of the late David Henry and Margaret Adams DeHaven. Survived by son Elmer L DeHaven Hayfield two brothers Daniel DeHaven Frederick County William De Haven Cross Junction one sister Mrs R W Adams Gainesboro one grandson Delmar De Haven Albin and four great grandchildren. Funeral services conducted Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home by Rev L L Shreck with pallbearers Frank Fout Earl Campbell Rex Light and others.
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Effie Jane DeHaven
Gainesboro
Staunton
David Henry
Margaret Adams DeHaven
Albin
Jones Funeral Home
Lehring , Harry Fout and Lester C. Whetzel.
Obituary note listing Lehring, Harry Fout and Lester C. Whetzel associated with the cemetery in an item from the local page.
Paratroops Deployed Against Arson in African Reserve
In Salisbury Southern Rhodesia paratroops were dropped to support a combined air and ground campaign against arson at the Chinamora African Reserve. The arson and sabotage drive, blamed on extremists of the outlawed Zimbabwe African Peoples Union, continued into its fourth week.
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Salisbury
Southern Rhodesia
Southern Rhodesian Air Force
Chinamora African Reserve
Zimbabwe African Peoples Union
Ole Miss Rioting Sparks Federal Troop Deployments
A report cites redeployed troops totaling 2 000 reduced by nearly 4 000 on Wednesday. Sheriff Sol Cox says a convoy of five carloads of U S marshals was stopped. four were allegedly intoxicated and resisted arrest though a Justice Department spokesman denied drinking. Ole Miss professors call for an independent investigation into rioting blame.
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Sol Cox
Holly Springs
Miss
U.S
James McShane
Oxford
Washington
Justice Department
Ole Miss
American Association of University Professors
Officials discuss U.S. Route 50 corridor options
Highway officials said a final route decision likely by November at the earliest with construction at least two years away after ground surveys. They endorsed one of three aerial map lines no other routes will be considered. County Supervisor members Luttrell and Himel attended but offered no opinions.
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U.S. Rt. 50
Paul Luttrell
W. Hurl Himelright
County Board of Supervisors
Weather summary for Virginia with rainfall data
The report notes cloudy conditions with possible rain tonight and a fair mild Saturday. It records 24 hour rainfall for 1962 at 30.51 inches year to date and lists long term averages by month across 49 years, totaling 36.66 inches annually.
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Virginia
Schirra's Gemini Flight Praised by NASA Leaders
Schirra's long space flight drew high praise from Walter C. Williams of Project Mercury and astronauts observing the mission. President Kennedy spoke by phone, congratulating Schirra as Johnson offered thanks and hunting plans in Texas.
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Walter C. Williams
NASA
Project Mercury
Donald K. Slayton
Cape Control
Wally
Slayton
Schirra
Washington
Kennedy
Lyndon
Cape Canaveral
Tezewell Shepard
Texas
Europe
Iron Curtain
Telstar
Moscow
John H. Glenn Jr
Mercury
California
Scott
Carpenter
United States
John Glenn
Glenn
Venus
Indian Ocean
Perth
Australia
Woomer
Honolulu
Space Flight Center
Houston
Commissioners Hear Morisett on Tax Plan
Area commissioners of revenue in Richmond heard State Tax Commissioner C H Morrissett discuss income taxes under the new withholding plan. Participants included Taylor Barr Winchester Earl Bailey Frederick County and Kenneth S Shenk Clarke County among about 130 localities. The withholding plan takes effect January 1.
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Richmond
C. H. Morrissett
Taylor Barr
Winchester
Earl Bailey
Frederick County
Kenneth S. Shenk
Clarke County
Morrissett
President to tour Midwest amid cold reports
President Kennedy remains scheduled to visit Kentucky Ohio Michigan and Minnesota this weekend despite a cold. Selinger noted the temperature and pulse are normal and there is no current indication of a cancellation of his political tour for the Democratic campaign.
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Selinger
Salinger
Kennedy
Midwest
Kentucky
Ohio
Michigan
Minnesota
Denny's Commission Auction and Local Real Estate Entries
October directory listings announce Denny's Commission Auction near Harrisonburg for cold storage building refrigeration gear and 3 acres with Hopkins Bros Realty as auctioneers. Also scheduled are the 17th Annual Yearling Cattle and Calf Sale by Blue Ridge Livestock Sales in Charles Town with multiple real estate auctions in Frederick County led by Dennis T. Cole and J Randolph Iarrick in front of the Frederick County Court House.
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Pan
Denny’s Commission
Rt. 7
W. D. Orndorff
ET Soc Talsene Wiens
Bridgewater
Harrisonburg
Hopkins Bros. Realty Corp
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
Henry H. Whiting
Frederick County Court House
Woodland Ave
Dennis T. Cole
J. Randolph I.arrick
Frederick County
Kennedy Awoke With Congestion After Illness
The article notes President Kennedy, previously ill, woke with congestion this morning. It recalls June events when Burkley and Dr. Janet Travell were summoned to the White House to examine him after midnight, with him up and about within a day.
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Burkley
Janet Travell
White House
Salinger
Kennedy
Answers capture a mixed set of Q A prompts
The passage lists Q A prompts with items such as frequency every two weeks location Brussels invention origin China year 1900 and figure Socrates. It includes negations and a note about a Spanish team.
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Brussels
China
Socrates
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Lester C. Whetzel
Chapman
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H. J. Valley Price
Heinz CO. MO
Denny
Winchester, Va
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Norfolk and Western Railway
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