Obituary notices from Martinsburg area service details
Obituaries note funeral services for Clara E Strother and Rosa May Barnhart. Strother widow of James M Strother dies in Wilmington Delaware aged 84 with services at Hagers funeral home and burial at Cedar Lawn Park. Barnhart 74 dies at home in Berkeley Springs with service at Berkeley Morgan EUB Church and burial at Greenway Cemetery.
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Hagers
Cedar Lawn Park
Clara E. Strother
James M. Strother
White Hall
Wilmington
Del
Strother
Benjamin and
Ellen Lichister Fiser
Christ Reform Church
Marin
Margaret B. Cole
Bethesda
Eileen Foreman
Kogelschatz and Coffman Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Mount Hebron
Winchester
Rosa May Barnhart
Orkeley Springs
W.va
Barnhart
Franklin Mills
Ughter
Joseph and
Margaret True Barnhart
Interwoven Mills
Berkeley Springs
Berkeley Morgan Evangelical United Brethren Church
Roy Stotler
Charles Spring
Arthur Stotler
Arlington
J. E. DeVore
Cumberland, Md
Elmer Norris
Berkeley Morgan Eub Church
Greenway Cemetery
Brown Funeral Home
Funeral services set for Eva D Massey at Berryville
The obituary notes severe loss of Eva D Massey with survivors including her sister Mrs Lillie Arey and Edgar Arey of Washington and a cousin Miss Sarah Morgan of Roanoke. Ducted tomorrow at 3 pm at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial at Meade Memorial Church yard White Post. Visitation tonight 7 to 9. Donation to American Bible Society requested in lieu of flowers.
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Wodleters
Eva D. Massey
Lillie M
Arey
Wash
Edgard M
Washington
Sarah A. Morgan
Roanoke
Charles Willis
Remington
John H. Enders
Berryville
Jesse E. Tate, Jr
Boyce
Meade Memorial Churchyard
White Post
The
American Bible Society
Rip Van Winkle: A Tales of Sleep and Awakening
Rip Van Winkle is a legendary apocryphal figure in Washington Irving's tale. A lazy but good-hearted Dutch-American villager, he naps for twenty years after meeting a mysterious dwarf. Upon waking, he discovers a changed world and his prior life.
Hershey Says He Would Go to Jail
New Haven Conn. The director of the Selective Service Lt Gen Lewis B Hershey told a Yale Law School audience Monday night that if he found it morally impossible to support the nation’s policies he would go to jail rather than serve in the armed forces. He said the only way to maintain dignity would be to go to the penitentiary. The remarks drew light hissing but ended with an ovation from about two thirds of the audience.
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New Haven, Conn
Selective Service
Yale University Law School
Lewis B. Hershey
Hershey
Middletown Annexation Hearing Set in Frederick County Court
Middletown town council discussed the annexation proposal and Oct 27 hearing date before a three judge panel. Mayor Archie Manuel and officials planned attendance while zoning changes were slated for Oct 17. Police officer H C Brown reported intent to move to Middletown from Charles Town. Delinquent 1965 real estate taxes were approved for record.
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Middletown
Frederick County
J. Randolph Larrick
Elliott Marshall
Lyttleton Wadell
Eighth Judicial Circuit
William 8. Moffett, Jr
18Th Judicial Circuit
Larrick
Archie Manuel
F. C. Gunn
G. W. Borden
Planning Commission
Romeo Stickley
H. C. Brown
Charles Town
W. Va
Frederick County Court House
Million Dollar Suit Claims Harsh Humiliation and Loss
The plaintiff seeks one million dollars in damages alleging ongoing humiliation and distress from a mistaken identity case. He claims actual imprisonment loss of employment property and health, with further losses to be shown at trial. The defendants allegedly identified him to ingratiate themselves with their employer and protect deposits, in an unlawful, negligent and willful act.
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Laurstuen
Marsh
Northern Democrats Praise Rep Weltner Withdrawal
Washington AP reports Rep Charles Weltner withdrew as Georgia governor candidate to uphold his principles. Northern Democrats praised his stand while some questioned political wisdom. Weltner, a Johnson administration ally, opposed Maddox and said he would not seek another office this year.
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Washington
Charles L. Weltner
Lester G. Maddox
Weltner
Georgia
Maddox
Howard H. Callaway
Atlanta
Charlie Weltner
John W. McCormack
Texas
Jack Brooks
Democratic Party
Savannah
Congress
Police raid sweep nets 93 in western Kingston violence push
In western Kingston police and troops rounded up 93 people amid a government declared state of emergency in western Kingston and St Andrews. Bombings shootings and lawlessness have plagued the area for months with six killed and scores injured in recent incidents.
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Kingston
Jamaica
St. Andrews
BBC Negotiates TV Appearance by Ex-Nazi Leader
London reports BBC seeks Baldur von Schirach for a television news program after his release from Spandau Prison in West Berlin. Von Schirach led the Nazi youth movement and served a 20-year sentence for war crimes.
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London
British Broadcasting Corp
BBC
Today
Baldur von Schirach
von Schirach
Law Leiter
Vienna
Spandau
West Berlin
Madrid youths protest liquor access ban until age 18
AP reports about a parade in Madrid by about a hundred youths protesting a law that bars them from public places serving alcohol until they reach 18. The demonstration highlights youth access restrictions and social tensions in the city.
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Madrid
Spain
Answers to Quiz Harbors Mixed Historical Facts
The reader lists quiz items with numbers 1 to 10 covering weights times materials actions and subjects. It mentions 1000 pounds 8 minutes latex or milk talk Foreign Policy a lamp law choice the flag of the Confederate states of America Red Grange and Illinois.
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Foreign Policy
Lamp, Law, Choice
Flag of the Confederated States of America
Red Grange
Illinois
Supplies Remain at Rail Yard in El Paso
A trainload of 10 boxcars carrying Lafayette Louisiana donated supplies for Tarahumara Indians sits in Southern Pacific yards near the Mexican border. Mexican officials delayed admission, a permit from Mexico City was not yet received, and release awaits clearance.
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EL Paso
Tex
Mexico
Lafayette
Southern Pacific Railway
United States
Mexico City
Southern Pacific
Joseph Rey
Lafayette Group
Wall Street Opens Mixed Amid Weak Market With Scattered Gains
The New York trading session showed irregular moves after yesterday’s Dow drop as some stocks posted fractional gains including Du Pont Jones Laughlin General Motors Pfizer Merck and Southern Railway while others led losses. Texas Instruments rebounded about a point and notable declines continued in Zenith Polaroid Texaco Lorillard with several major issues seeking a near term technical rally.
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New York
Dow Jones
du Pont, Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Pfizer
Merck and Southern Railway
Texas Instruments
Zenith
Polaroid
Texaco
Lorillardis
Weather Today And Outlook For Winchester Skies
Partly cloudy and warmer with highs in the mid 70s today. Patchy showers possible tonight with lows in the 50s. Wednesday turns cooler with a high 68 to 72 and clearing skies. Winds southeast to east today 10 to 18 mph, northwest 10 to 20 mph Wednesday. Sunset 6 52 p m. moonrise 9 32 p m. Rainfall for the past 24 hours none. Rainfall totals and monthly averages listed for the area.
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Winchester
Hurricane Inez Heads Toward Miami Area
A tropical cyclone named Inez loomed off the Florida coast causing high tides and potential flooding in the Keys. Beachcomber Joe Lescinsky sounded alarms from Key Largo after radio reports. High pressure to both sides kept the storm stalled before it altered course toward Miami.
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Miami
Joe Lescinsky
Key Largo
Inez
Saturday Is Last Day to Register in County Election
Eddie Miller, chairman of the Frederick County Democratic Committee, urges all Democratic committeemen to attend to their chores as Saturday marks the final day to register as a qualified voter for the November 8 election.
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Eddie Miller
Frederick County
Democratic Committee
Buffalo Herd Roams Custer State Park South Dakota
America's largest wild buffalo herd numbering about 1200 roams Custer State Park in South Dakota. The article notes the herd as a notable natural feature of the park and highlights its size and presence in the region.
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America
Custer State Park
South Dakota
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