Obituaries for Harmison Pennington and Powell in Romney Berryville
Obituary notices report Daniel Leroy Harmison 64 of Romney West Virginia died at home. He was a retired Baltimore and Ohio employee and a church member. Survivors include widow Elizabeth Harmison four children six grandchildren and a brother. Funeral 1 p.m. Wednesday Shaffer Funeral Home Romney. Burial Fairview Lutheran Cemetery near Gore. Also noted are Charles William Pennington 60 of 609 Hillman Drive who died in Winchester Hospital and William Bentley Powell who died Friday with services planned in Berryville. Pennington was a mechanic at Zero Pack 21 years and a member of several fraternal groups. Powell’s service set for 3:00 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Romney
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Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way of
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Chris and
Bell Shanholtzer Harmison
Elizabeth Sirbaugh Harmison
Barbara Holmberg
Rockville
Cheryl Harmison
Silver Spring
van E. Harmison
U.S. Army
Viet Nam
Charles N. Harmison
Cedartown
Charles L. Harmison
Berkeley Springs
Shaffer
Raymond Martin
Fairview Lutheran Cemetery
Gore
Charles William Pennington
Hillman Drive
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Pennington
Inkerman
Edgar A
Clara M. Bean Pennington
Zero Pack
Order of Eagles
Miss Valley
Mable Crowser
George A. Pennington
Stephenson
Raymond Funkhouser
Omps
A. M. Ellis
St. John’s Cemetery
Mt. Williams
William Bentley Powell
John H. Enders
Berryville
David Cammack
Archy Longerbeam
Marshall Longerbeam
Barnard Boyd
Richard Corbin
Charles Whirley
J Charles Duke
Edgar Collis
Carroll L Duke
Roland Longerbeam
Edward Fenton
William Fowler
Green Hill Cemetery
Johnson Signs Cuban Refugee Aid Plan at Liberty Island
President Johnson outlined steps to admit Cuban refugees with relatives in the U.S. and political prisoners first. He announced a $12.6 million request to Congress and directed federal agencies to process arrivals, while proposing Swiss mediation and Red Cross involvement for refugee movement. Castro rejected Red Cross aid and favored talks with the Swiss Embassy in Havana.
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Council Prays For Success Of Mission
Vatican City AP reports the Vatican Ecumenical Council prayed for Pope Paul VI's peace mission to the United Nations and discussed creating a secretariat to address poverty and social justice. More than 100 bishops urged establishment of the office after the council ends.
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Multiple Virginia traffic deaths report in scattered counties
A list of fatal and serious injury crashes across Virginia notes deaths in Arlington Prince William Caroline Nottoway and Dickenson counties. Victims include Percey Walte Layne 70 of Washington Abel Gilmar Martin 52 of Crewe Thomas William Bullock 40 of Mechanicsville Clinard Compton 19 of Vansant and Troy Arlin Watkins 24 of Meherrin. A wreck on Virginia 701 near Meherrin left Watkins fatally injured.
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Washington
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Rt. 2
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Crewe
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Troy Arlin Watkins
Virginia 701
Prince Edward County
Nepal honors first Everest climber with lifelong pension
Phu Dorji, the first Nepalese to reach Mount Everest’s summit, received a government lifetime pension for the historic ascent. The award recognizes his achievement at 29,028 feet, marking a milestone for Nepal’s mountaineering legacy.
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Car Crash Near Berryville Involves McCauley and Starkey
A vehicle operated by James McCauley of Round Hill Virginia collided head on with a Starkey car on Route 7 about 2.6 miles east of Berryville at 2 p.m. Saturday. Police say Starkey's car was westbound and McCauley's eastbound as it attempted to pass. Property damage estimated at 1100 dollars.
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Rt. 7
Berryville
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McCauley
Registration Open For Handley High Apprentice Classes
The program offers auto mechanics plumbing and electrical trades at Handley High School. Open to current workers or those seeking trade work, classes meet Tuesday nights at 7 via the Jefferson Street entrance. Run from now until end of May, sponsored by the Department of Labor and operated by the State Department of Education. Contact Berryville 250-W for details.
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Berryville
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Morley and Mount to Star in Hotel Paradise
British actors Robert Morley and Peggy Mount join the MGM Paris production Hotel Paradise. Morley will play Gina Lollobrigida’s husband and Mount the wife of Alec Guinness in this turn of the century comedy.
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Weather map reports varied conditions across major cities
Albany to Washington show a mix of cloudy and clear skies with scattered rain in Fort Worth and Okla City. Temperatures range from the mid 30s to the mid 90s, with Winnipeg noted as missing.
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Pope John XXIII Arrives in New York for Historic Welcoming
The pope opens his U S visit with praise for America and the United Nations. Crowds cheer as he travels in a motorcade from the airport with officials including Secretary of State Dean Rusk and New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller present. The nine hour flight totals 4280 miles and ends with a formal reception.
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Sign on three-wheel scooter warns drivers to be careful
A midlife woman rides a three wheel motor scooter in Wichita and a sign on the vehicle reads Dont hit our mother. The incident underscores concern for pedestrian safety in the city.
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Wichita
Kan
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
The report notes clear conditions in Virginia with a low near 40 and scattered frost tonight. Tuesday brings sun and highs in the 60s, with unsettled patterns midweek and a five day outlook showing temperatures a bit below normal and minimal precipitation.
Pope Paul VI Arrives in New York Live on TV In Mexico
Tens of thousands of Mexicans watched a 14 hour live transmission of Pope Paul VI's arrival in New York. U Thant greeted the pope on the tarmac and he stepped from the plane earlier than planned. In Kansas a rock quarry accident killed 15 year old Russell Elven and injured 16 year old Larry Wolf. A parachute accident in Hiawatha killed Bill Hessler on his first day of vacation with a skydiving club.
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Soviet Composer Khachaturian Improves After Heart Attack
Soviet composer Aram I. Khachaturian, famed for Armenian folk influenced tunes, is improving at Geneva Cantonal Hospital after a heart attack. He was admitted Saturday and will undergo tests Tuesday to plan further treatment.
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Baltimore Livestock Market Report Cattle and Hog Prices
USDA report from Baltimore notes 1,200 cattle receipts with slaughter steers and heifers active early then steady to higher. cows steady. bulls steady. feeders steady. Feeder cattle mostly 24.50 to 25.00. hogs 1,200 head, barrows and gilts 25c to 50c lower, sows steady. several weight classes listed with prices.
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East Berlin Cuts Off Wall Passes
East Berlin halted special wall passes for West Berliners amid a standoff over extending the now-lapsed general pass agreement. West Berlin says talks were rejected and hardship access remains blocked, with about 35,000 passes issued last year and uncertainty over Christmas season passes.
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