Obituaries Notice List From Winchester Memorial Area
Multiple funeral services and burials announced for Devereux Bowly Perry Dennis Roy Conard Richard Peach Zula Sisk and others. Services set at Hack Bowly Mount Hebron Loy Upperville and Bradley funeral homes with call times tonight and tomorrow.
Location of Company X Drives Kernstown Water Plan
Kernstown residents learned the area’s water sewer plan hinges on the site of the incoming Company X industrial plant. Officials outlined a 12 month sanitation project to serve the anticipated site and extend mains toward a 120 acre parcel between Route 651 and the Ohio Railroad line, mid between Kernstown and Bartonsville.
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Kernstown
Frederick County
Roger Alderman
Robinson
Sanitation Authority
Rt. 651
Ohio Railroad
Bartonsville
Don Krueger
The
Alderman
Lost Hunter Found After Two Hour Clarke County Search
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad led a two hour search for hunter Alan Lord lost on the eastern slopes of the Blue Ridge in Clarke County. At 9:45 p.m. Capt. John Hardin alerted responders and about 100 rescue, fire, and police personnel joined, locating Lord at 11:18 p.m. safe and sound.
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Winchester
Clarke County
John Hardin
Alan Lord
Blue Ridge
Lord
Hospital releases and funeral services for local residents
Elizabeth W Beverly who was injured in a car bus collision on Valley Ave was released from Winchester Memorial Hospital today. A funeral service for Steven Lee Ruble 19 of 1007 Pennsylvania Ave was held this afternoon at 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Charles H Harless. Walter Katzki 61 of 108 Richards Ave died Wednesday in Petersburg Va and was buried at Beth El Gardens with pallbearers listed. The family will sit Shiva at 108 Richards Ave Apt 10.
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Perry E. Dennis
Ward Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Donald Scruggs
Thomas Kinneman
Robert Dennis
Melvin Saville
Harry Dennis, Jr
Clay Hill
Richard Levi
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Roy Alvin Coward
Wardensville
W. Va
Loy
James Fogleman
Charles Andrews
Rio
Conard
John
Lucy Miller Conard
U.S
Golda Conard
Conway Conard
Winchester
Doris Spaid
Betty Wingfield
Gore
Ivan Conard
Stephens City
Vergie Stewart
Ina Mills
Riverdale
Myrtle Hoke
Wierton
Ada Pennington
Anna Link
Loy Funeral Home
Richard Seldon Peach
Upperville
Mr. Peach
Clinton M
Daisy Richards Peach
Irene J. Peach
Ann Duball Huntsberry
Houston
Tex
Patricia Richards Aldrich
Mystic
William F. Peach
Leesburg
Paul Seldon Peach
Falls Church
Upperville United Methodist Church
Stuart Johnston
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Wiltshire Funeral Home
Zula Mae Sisk
Front Royal
Sisk
Madison County
W.D
L. Hester Sisk Taylor
Page County
Aubrey H. Sisk
Stanley
Mary K. Short
Ira M. Gibson
Bradley Funeral Home
Luray
O.L. Martin
Evergreen Cemetery
Elizabeth W. Beverly
Valley Ave
Miss Beverly
Steven Lee Ruble
Pennsylvania Ave
Charles H. Harless
Edward Harrison Jenkins, Jr
Steven Brill
Roger Lions
Loring Cain
Ronald Dennis
Dennis Rogers
Payne’s Chapel Cemetery
Walter Katzki
Richards Ave
Petersburg
Frank Waldorf
Irving Rosenbaum
Lloyd Robb
Richard Noecker
Marshall Novick
Irving Weis
Saul Seide
Beth el Gardens
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Shiva
Apt
Fire in Tractor Trailer Wheels Extinguished on I-81
Clearbrook firemen said they put out a fire in the rear wheels of a Roadway tractor trailer traveling on I-81 at 1 40 p m yesterday. Only the trailer rear wheels were damaged. Archibald MacLeish's J B was published in 1958 and is a parable based on the Bible Job story.
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Clearbrook
Archibald MacLeish
J.B
Job
Hemingway Spokesman Rejects Move Relocation Rumor
A Hemingway Tran sport Inc spokesman calls a relocation report completely false and notes tentative plans only to apply for a change of operation. The letter from Raymond C. Sandy raises relocation concerns for about 76 county residents while denying current facility changes.
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Winchester
Hemingway Transport, Inc
Jim Petrie
Frederick County
Roger Alderman
Raymond C. Sandy
Philip Hemingway
Sandy
Hemingway
Park Color Expected At 15 to 20 Percent
Shenandoah National Park reports 10 percent of trees show fall color with hopes to reach 15 to 20 percent by weekend. Sunny days and cooler nights could heighten the change. Best overlooks include Gooney Run 6.8 North District Stony Man 38.6 Tanners Ridge 31.5 Hazeltop Ridge 54.4 The Point 55.6 Central District and Falls Trail 84 south to 102 South District if weather allows.
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Shenandoah National Park
Gooney Run
Stony Man
Tanners Ridge
Hazeltop Ridge
Flood Claims Virginia Mother and Child on Rural Bridge
Virginia authorities report a Augusta County mother Marilyn S. Jenkins 36 and her 3-year-old son Andrew drowned Thursday night as they tried to cross a flooded bridge on Va 254 six miles northwest of Waynesboro a 12-year-old son Mike escaped by grabbing barbed wire. A Washington woman Mary H Clarke 58 drowned near Syria after slipping into a stream while helping stalled workers nearby.
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Virginia
Augusta County
Waynesboro
Marilyn S. Jenkins
Andrew
Mike
Washington
Syria
Mary H. Clarke
Robinson River
David
Karen Shipp Elected President of Meals-on-Wheels Board
Karen Shipp was elected president of the Meals-on-Wheels board at a Braddock Street Methodist Church meeting. Richard Wolfe became vice president, Mary Kathryn Clark secretary, and James Keller treasurer as nineteen members attended. The program aims to deliver a hot meal daily to area elderly and handicapped residents by month’s end. Volunteers are needed for food delivery and donations are sought via Martin Keller in Winchester.
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Karen Shipp
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Richard Wolfe
Mary Kathryn Clark
James Keller
Wall Street Opens Weakened After Thursday Declines
Prices were generally weak in the stock market with the Dow Jones average down 4.14 at 937.16 at midmorning. On the NYSE decliners outnumbered gainers about 3 to 2 as analysts cite lack of confidence as a central factor in recent troubles. AT&T led decline among active issues, while Overseas Shipholding and Syntex showed notable moves on the American Exchange.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
John Smith
Fahnestock & Co
At&t
Gulf Oil
Continental
Richmond Republican Andy Guest Named Executive Director
Raymond R. Guest Jr. was appointed executive director of the Virginia Committee for the Re election of the President. Guest, a Warren County farmer and Virginia House of Delegates member, will aid in the President's re election.
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Richmond
Raymond R. Guest, Jr
Virginia Committee
Guest
Virginia House of Delegates
Warren County
FitzGerald Bemiss
Andy Guest
General Assembly
Commonwealth
Virginia
Weather Outlook for Northern Valley and Winchester Skies
Rain tonight may be heavy at times with lows in the mid 60s and a 100 percent chance of rain. Saturday brings variable clouds, a 50 percent chance of showers, and highs in the low 70s. Today’s noon high 62, low 61, yesterday 64, rainfall totals shown for the area with monthly and yearly summaries.
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Winchester
World’s largest gulf spans 3100 miles of coast
The Gulf of Mexico is the world’s largest gulf with a 3100 mile shoreline from Cape Sable in Florida to Cabo Catoche in Mexico. The chinook dog breed is extremely rare with only 125 individuals known to be alive as of March 31, 1965.
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World
Gulf of Mexico
Cape Sable
Fla
Cabo Catoche
Mexico
Maryland tree farmers win $450000 from Vepco over air damage
Three Garrett County tree farmers in Maryland received a $450,000 out of court settlement from Virginia Electric Power Co for loss of 500,000 trees allegedly harmed by sulfur dioxide from Mount Storm West Virginia. The suit, filed in Alexandria, noted the plant’s emissions caused tree damage and followed a court ruling on proving damage. The farmers plan further action against additional industries for the total $1.6 million loss.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia Electric Power Co
Mount Storm
W. Va
Bernard S. Cohen
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Garrett County
Franklin Custer
James Taylor
Oakland
Virgil T. Steyer
Kitzmiller
Cohen
Virginia Power Company
Albert V. Bryant Jr
Two-Vehicle Collision In Winchester Causes $1,800 In Damage
Police report a two car crash at the Boscawen and Washington Street intersection yesterday at 6 02 p m. Paul V Ketchener 373 Fox Drive East on Boscawen Street collided with Patricia Ann Slonaker Gore. Estimated damage 1000 to Slonaker car and 800 to Ketchener car. No injuries reported. The planet Jupiter is vastly larger than Earth.
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Winchester
Boscawen and
Washington Sts
Paul V. iKelchener
Fox Drive
Boscawen St
Patricia Ann Slonaker
Gore
Mmishap
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