Obituaries from Winchester area dated October 4 1968
Obituaries note Mary Faith Travers 73 of Berryville died at home with son Wilson Travers. lists survivors including children and siblings. Funeral Monday 3:30 at Jones Funeral Home, burial Mount Hebron. Also notices Leslie Leo Borden and Nora Clifton Pierce funeral details in Omps and John H Enders Funeral Homes with burial Green Hill Cemetery. Mary C Warden 83 of Berryville dies. graveside service 3:30 at Green Hill Cemetery with Rev. Cammack.
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Mary Faith Travers
Berryville
Wilson Travers
Travers
Clarke County
Frank
Emma Childs Sackson
B.A. Travers
Burnt Factory
George Travers
Stephenson
Thomas Kleh
Burlington
David Hopkins
Rochester
N.Y
Julia Jackson
Ridgley Jackson
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Alexander C. Yates
Charles Harless
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Leslie Leo Borden
Lebanon Church Cemetery
Foley Service for Walter Foley in Berryville
A funeral service for Walter Foley of Berryville, who died yesterday, will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home by Rev. David Cammack. Pallbearers include John Demory, Allen Carter, Richard Carter, H. Warden Foley, L.T. Foley and William Foley. visitation is tonight from 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Stan Crisson, Duke assistant football coach and former player, holds Blue Devil career records for touchdown passes caught 10, catches 98, and receiving yards 1,107 from 1961-63.
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Mary C. Warden
S. Church St
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Green Hill Cemetery
David Cammack
Walter ‘Rust Foley
John H. Enders
John E. Demory
Allen M. Carter
Richeard I. Carter
H. Warden Foley
L.T. Foley
William Foley
Stan Crisson
Duke
Blue Devil
Peace Demonstrator Rubin Tear-Gassed in Capitol Room
Jerry Rubin a leading Yippie and witness in the House Un American Activities hearings said his Capitol Hill hotel room was tear-gassed by a group described as American Nazis a white power phone threat followed. The chaotic hearings featured arrests and refusals to answer questions about communism alongside attacks on police and demonstrations at the Chicago Democratic convention.
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Peace Demonstrator
Washington
Jerry Rubin
Capitol Hill
Rubin
National Socialist White People’s Party
Subcommittee
Req
Richard Schord
D-Mo
Chicago
Ichord
Youth International Party
Abbie Hoffman
Hoffman
Anita
Brad Fox
Forest Festival Opens at Elkins West Virginia
More than 5 000 musicians in 56 bands will march in the Grand Feature Parade tomorrow in Elkins West Virginia as the 32nd Forest Festival opens. Bands Committee Chairman Joe W Daniels says it will be the largest parade in the festival’s history with queen crowning rail road tour Broadway play The Marriage Go Round Grand Ole Opry concert and contests in fiddling riding muzzle loading and fly casting. Festival activities began this morning and run through Sunday afternoon.
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Elkins
W.va
Bands Committee
Joe W. Daniels
Grand Ole Opry
Dog Owner Located After Rabies Vaccinated Bite
The dog that bit Randy Chrismore, 2, has been found and proven vaccinated against rabies in March. The animal, which broke its chain, wandered into the yard where Randy played. the child is recovering satisfactorily. The SPCA shelter holds the dog for observation. if no illness appears in 10 to 12 days, Randy will avoid a series of anti rabies shots.
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Randy Chrismore
Randy
Elwood Chrismore
S.cameron St
Ervin S. Cleveeland
SPCA
Cleveland
Giesen Addresses Powhatan Students on Electoral College
Republican congressman candidate A R Pete Giesen spoke at Powhatan School in Boyce urging youth political engagement. He explained the Electoral College and noted inflationary risks of current fiscal policy while calling for reforms to the system and a congressional reorganization bill.
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A.R
Pete) Giesen
Congress
Powhatan School
Boyce
Giesen
House of Delegates
House of Representatives
Washington
William F. Cook
Powhatan
Donald E.W. Nieman
Winchester
Clarke-Warren
U.S
Engineer Killed in Train Wreck near Seaboard Yard
Richmond AP report says 57 year old railroad engineer James B. Duke died when his locomotive collided with Seaboard Coast Line freight cars near Brown Street rail yard. Five others were hospitalized in satisfactory condition after the crash.
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Richmond (Ap
Richmond
James B. Duke
Seaboard Coast Line Railroad
Brown Street
Duke
Seaboard
Suits Filed In Viet Death Of Musicians
Two lawsuits totaling 450000 were filed over the ambush that killed two members of Brandi Perry and the Bubble Machine near Saigon last July 5. Plaintiffs include the parents of Phil Pill and Curtis Willis, both teens from California, plus surviving musician Paula Levine and Jack Bone.
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Los Angeles
Vietnam
Brandi Perry
The
Bubble Machine
Phil Pill
van Nuys
Calif
Curtis Willis
Inglewood
Saigon
American Entertainment Abroad
John Salvesen
Paula Sue Levine
Jack Bone
Miss Levine
Tabernacle Choir to be seen on TV Sunday
The Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle Choir under Richard P. Condie will be broadcast Sunday at 10 a.m. on WTTG Channel 5 during the LDS Church conference. Condie became music director in 1957, after serving as soloist and assistant conductor since 1937. He is a Springville native and BYU and New England Conservatory alumnus who taught at several Utah institutions.
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Salt Lake Mormon Tabernacle Choir
Richard P. Condie
WTTG
Channel 5
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Mr. Condie
The
Tabernacle Choir
J. Spencer Cornwall
Springville
Utah
Brigham Young University
New England Conservatory of Music
Europe
McCune School of Music and Art
Utah State University
University of Utah
Pistol Packing Motel Owner Foils Robbery at Gretna
Gretna Virginia police arrested five from Burlington North Carolina in an attempted motel heist foiled by owner Arthur Waller who was armed. Griggs was shot in the left leg during a struggle and charged with burglary and threatening Waller. Witnesses included Patton Chambers Coggins Moire. all held at Sylvania County jail with a preliminary hearing set for Oct. 15.
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Gretna
Burlington
N. C
Jim Henry Griggs
Arthur Waller
Griggs
Waller
William E. Patton
Sandra Chambers
Betty Coggins
Helen Moire
Sylvania County
Chatham
Fortas vows perseverance in civil liberties fight
Justice Abe Fortas, speaking at New York University Law School on the 100th anniversary of the 14th Amendment, said he will persevere for civil liberties as fundamental rights are under attack, and warned on the issue of law and order. Fortas spoke after withdrawing from nomination to be Chief Justice. He received a long standing ovation. The piece notes Virginia's Dr. William H. Ruffner as the first state superintendent of public instruction in 1870.
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New York
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
President Johnson
U.S
Senate
Fortas
Virginia
William H. Ruffner
Wall Street Opens Higher on Strong Trading Amid Gains
The New York market kept an upward pace with volume over one million shares and the advancers outnumbering decliners by more than 100. Traders cited momentum from Thursday’s rally, easing loan rates, and rising retail sales as supports. Bristol-Myers slipped while Falstaff Brewing and AMF rose, with GM up slightly and Xerox modestly down.
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New York
Bristol Myers
Falstaff Brewing
General Motors
Xerox
Frederick County Dog License Increase Hearing Oct 14
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors will hold a public hearing on October 14 at 11 a.m. in the county office building to consider raising dog license fees from 1 to 3 dollars for male and unsexed female dogs. If enacted, all dogs over four months will pay 3 dollars per year. The board noted impounded dog care and enforcement costs are funded by license taxes and that a new Vicious and Destructive Dog Ordinance will be strictly enforced, likely raising costs further.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Virginia Weather Today Clear and Cold with Frost Chance
The Virginia forecast calls for clear, cold conditions with patchy frost tonight and lows around 35 to 40. Saturday should be sunny and cool, with a warm trend by Sunday, then clouds and warmer conditions early next week. Northwest winds 10 to 20 mph. Rainfall early next week expected at one half to one inch.
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SDAY
Fogle Wins Best All Round Exhibit At Mountain Falls Fair
Franklin Fogle of the North Mountain Go-Getters 4-H Club received the award for the best all round exhibit at the Mountain Falls Fair held at the Community Hall. About 75 people attended the fair and pot luck supper. New club officers were installed in a candlelight service: Charles Fogle president, Dusty Strasnider vice president, Barbara Fogle secretary, Sharon Triplett treasurer. The club voted to join Gravel Springs Club in a CARE project supplying seeds and fertilizer or farm implements to farmers in emerging nations. Plans for National 4-H Club Week exhibit were announced.
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Franklin Fogle
North Mountain
Go-Getters 4-H Club
Mountain Falls
Charles Fogle
Auto Fire Causes Minor Damage In Winchester Park
Winchester firefighters report slight damage to a car on Senseney Road Park after the blaze began with the emergency brake on. No injuries. Earlier, a shed fire on West Alley caused no damage. Shawnee and county dump fires on Sulphur Spring Road required multiple efforts over previous night and today.
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Winchester
Senseney Road
William N. Gochenour
R. K. Renegace
West Alley
Sulphur Spring Road
Open House at Emmanuel Parsonage in Stephenson
A new parsonage beside Emmanuel United Methodist Church in Stephenson will host an open house tomorrow from 2 to 5 30 PM. At 4 PM Rev. P D Martin Winchester District Superintendent will consecrate the parsonage. Everyone may attend.
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New Parsonage
Emmanuel United Methodist Church
Stephenson
P.D. Martin
Winchester
Susan Ginn Installed as Mt Airy 4-H Club President
Susan Ginn was installed as president of the Mt Airy 4-H Club at a Wednesday night meeting. Officers installed included Holly Brumback as vice president secretary Frye as treasurer Bruce Wing as reporter James Douglas as recreation leader and Sallie Douglas and Beverly Warren as song leaders. Leonardo da Vinci is noted for proposing young artists seek inspiration from clouds or mud splatter hints on walls.
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Susan Ginn
Mt. Airy
4-H Club
Holly Brumback
Ee Ee Secreary
Leonardo da Vinci
Roosevelt era prompts and Freud cited in test list
A miscellaneous test list includes items on Roosevelt in 1943 and Sigmund Freud. It questions turneth away wrath and includes names James Monroe and answers Yes No and True False.
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Dept. of Transportation
R.D. Roosevelt
Sigmund Freud
James Monroe
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Winchester Evening Star
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Route 4
Opequon
Omps Funeral Home
H.L. Wigfield
Lebanon ‘Church
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Herbert Smoke
Melvin Miller
Roy A. Renner
Maurice Perry
Daniel McFarland
Winchester Eagle’s Club
Nora Clifton Pierce
Julian Orrell
William Link
James R. York
H. B. Pierce
John Pickney
Edward Joyce
D. B. Allen
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Oscar Carr
Oscar Ramsburg
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Frank Tappan
Treadwell
Order of Eastern Star
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Frank Carvell
Raymond Strong
Edward H. McDonald
Ross Sirbaugh
Ronald O’brien
Philip McIntire
Ernest Adams
Samuel Lloyd
Harry Warden
Foley Service
Edgar W. Mason
Omds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Order O
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Boscawen St
H.W. Ebert
Buick
Cadillac
S & CO
N. Loudoun St
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