Obituaries Honor Local Residents In Winchester Area
Funeral services are set for Charles Williams Pennington at Omps Funeral Home with burial at St. John’s Cemetery Mt Williams. Pauline Adams Gregg dies in a weekend auto crash. service planned at Pine Grove Methodist Church. Roy Pierce Rhodes, 57, of Kernstown, dies. service at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron. several relatives noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Williams Pennington
Hillman Drive
Omps
A. M. Ellis
Layton Stockdale
Charles Funk
Preston Clark
Homer Owens
Arthur Hunt
Richard Gear
St. John’s Cemetery
Mt. Williams
Roy Pierce Rhodes
Kernstown
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Round Hill Fire Company Opens Boot Drive
Members of the Round Hill Fire Company began a Boot Drive yesterday to raise funds for firefighting equipment. They will canvass areas protected by the company and will be at James Wood School tonight from 6 with Garland Cather, company chief, saying the drive will visit homes if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Company
James Wood School
Garland Cather
Mrs Hester Boyce dies after long illness at Winchester hospital
Mrs Hester Boyce 56 of Route 2 Albin died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born January 29 1909 in Quicksburg she was the daughter of Mrs Ora Byers Kipps and the late Homer A Kipps. She married John O Boyce on October 25 1927 and was a member of Round Hill Presbyterian Church the Ladies Auxiliary of Major Mosby Barracks and World War I Veterans. Burial will be in Shenandoah Memorial Park with services conducted at 1 30 p m Thursday at Jones Funeral Home by the Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. Surviving are her mother husband one daughter and many siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Rhodes
Jacobs Creek
Samuel
Harriett Bates Rhodes
Mildred Sirbaugh
Winchester
Chapman Motor Company
Market Street
Sadie Rhodes
McKeesport
Olive Forsythe
Perryopolis
Gertrude L. Curtis
Dayton
Ohio
Dorothy Campbell
Alexandria
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Hester Boyce
Route 2
Albin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mrs. Boyce
Quicksburg
Ora Byers Kipps
Homer A. Kipps
John O. Boyce
Round Hill
Darlene Gwyn
Route 4
Harold
Cletus Kipps
Harrisburg
Marie Brymesser
Jeanette Hussler
Carlisle
Audrey Shiffler
Chambersburg
Charles Kipps
Martinsburg
W. Va
Helen Ashton
Jones Spring
Hazel Hoover
Inwood
Dolph Kipps
Redth Boyce
Mountain Falls
Ruby Albright
Washington
G. Raymond Womel
Dort
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Lenny resigns Winchester post for Charlottesville hospital role
Lenny leaves as assistant administrator of Winchester Memorial Hospital to become assistant director at the University of Virginia Hospital in Charlottesville. Effective October 31, he will oversee the out patient department and rehabilitation center. He joined Winchester in 1960 after an administrative residency at Lynchburg General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liste T
Lenny
Winchester Memorial Hospital
University of Virginia Hospital
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Carl S. Napps
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Memorial
District Cmdr. To Visit Local Legion Post
Seventh District Commander Hensell T. Smith of Staunton will attend the Conrad Hoover Post No 21 American Legion meeting Thursday to discuss district plans. After post activity reports a social hour follows. Representatives from all 50 states and several countries attended the Old Point Comfort homecoming for the new national commander L Eldon James of Hampton. John W Macy Jr Civil Service Commission chairman spoke at the banquet.
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Hensell T. Smith
Staunton
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Marshall Bryant
Randolph Gaunt
Willard Corrigan
Lloyd Wise
L. Eldon James
Hampton
Old Point
Comfort
The
Legionaires
John W. Macy, Jr
Civil Service Commission
President Johnson
Dinner Fire At 36 S Cameron St Claims Meat Loss
Winchester firemen rushed to an apartment at 36 S Cameron St last night about 7 20. Fire Inspector W N Gouche nour said meat in an oven was a total loss and smoke damaged around the stove. The Brill couple occupied the unit. Rouss Friendship and South End Fire Companies answered the alarm. A Falls Church couple owning Frederick County property faces a trash dumping warrant issued after a resident reported the incident and provided a license number. Wellington NZ AP The Agriculture Department tests lipstick to mark sheep.
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Winchester
S. Cameron St
W. N. Gouchenour
Thomas Brill
Rouss, Friendship
South End
Falls
Frederick County
Ebenezer
Robert L. DeHaven
Coin Show Draws 1200 Attendees in Winchester
The Fourth Annual Shenandoah Numismatic Society Coin Show at the George Washington Hotel drew over 1,200 visitors. 32 dealers reported brisk sales and acquisitions as judge James M. Killingsworth of Norfolk won for the best United States Currency display. W. P. Massey Jr of Yellow Springs WV and Ken Frith of Norfolk earned honors for Foreign Coins and United States Coins respectively, with additional prizes awarded to F. J. Chaney Winchester C. M. Kendall Front Royal John Wilkie Winchester and Mason D. Payne Purcellville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Numismatic Society
George Washington Hotel
Winchester
James M. Killingsworth
Norfolk
F. J. Chaney
C. M. Kendall
Front Royal
John Wilkie
Mason D. Payne
Purcellville
Pope Paul VI Visit Nets NYC Two Arrests
New York City police assigned 18,000 officers for Pope Paul VI’s visit, canceling leaves and keeping a tight grid. About 3.8 million people saw the pontiff along motorcade routes and stops as two pickpocket arrests occurred near St Patrick's Cathedral. Over time costs were projected at around 1 million dollars. Weather today in Virginia calls for fair, cold with frost tonight and cool, partly cloudy in New York.
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New York
Paul VI
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Vincent L. Broderick
Negroes Try Again to Board Bus in Georgia Incident
In Crawfordville Georgia police blocked 28 demonstrators as Negro pupils attempted to board school buses with white children. Buses pulled away and the Negroes dispersed. Calvin F Craig a Ku Klux Klan leader was arrested and charged with assault after grabbing a Negro youth. He posted $100 bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crawfordville
Hosea Williams
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Alexander Stephens High School
Calvin F. Craig
Atlanta
Georgia
Ku Klux Klan
Craig
Boeing machinists back to work after six month study contract
Boeing Co machinists from Cape Kennedy Florida to Seattle return to work under a six month contract for a study of potential revisions to the company performance analysis system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Boeing Co
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Wall Street Gains Mixed As Markets Reopen
Airlines, motors and electronics led a modest stock uptick in early trading as SCM Corp and Magnavox posted gains from last week. Motorola rose on optimistic forecasts while United, Eastern, American and Pan Am inched higher. banks signaled higher rates with little market impact.
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New York
SCM Corp
Magnavox
Motorola
United
Eastern Airlines
American
Pan American
Ford
General Motors
Chrysler
Anaconda
Westinghouse Electric
Commonwealth Oil
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Reuben James
United States
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Pauline Adams Gregg
Pine Grove Methodist Church
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Werner Lutzenhiser
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Eugene Adams
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Roy P. Rhodes
Anna T. Crotzer
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Ladies Home Journal
Maclean’s Magazine
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S. Loudoun St
Qon F Funeral Home, Inc
Ember
Jones Funerme
Central College
Fayette
Medical College of Virginia
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