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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1965

Page

2

Obituaries from Winchester Star October 8 1965

Rufus K. Burcham 73 of Stephens City dies in Martinsburg VA Center. Survived by widow five children and many grandchildren. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mount Carmel. Other notices include Mrs Mary I White 76 Mountain Falls and infant Jerry Allen Valentine Jr funeral at Mount Hebron. Mrs Theresa Cooke dies Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by five daughters and seven sons. Burial plans and family details listed.

Rufus K. Burcham Stephens City Veterans Administration Center Martinsburg W.va Mr. Burcham Carroll County Tate Jonathan Jes‘ten Phelps Burcham Hilda Coffelton 3. W. Trembly College Park James A. Spence Myattesville R. K. Buram Winchester Paul Hurcham Eldridge Albright Mc‘Kinley Burcham Hayfolk Kalil Byrd Burcham Canary Mary I. White Mountain Falls Winchester Memorial Hospital Jones Funeral Home Ernest Matheny Caufman Brubaker Elsworth Dodson Paul Dodson Roy Triplett Ike Philips Paul W. Richard Mount Hebron Cemetery Jones Feneral Home Jerry Allen Valentine, Jr Jerry A Janet Fike Valentine Loudoun St Frank Fike Bruceton Mills W. Va James W. Valentine Tunnelton Theresa S. Cooke E. Cecil St Mrs. Cook Frederick John B Harriet E. Swann George W. Cooke Sacred Hearth Catholic Church James E. Smith Washington William T. Mason Boyce Lewis C. Scott Woodstock Paul D, Burns Brooklyn N.Y Oliver C. Crawford Philadelphia Joseph E. Swann Baltimore Lawrence Swann Mary C. Swann Cartwright Funeral Home

Malone Family Services Saturday Service at Jones Funeral Home

A funeral service for Joseph Harrison Malone is scheduled for Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. Family and friends are invited to attend the burial and memorial rites following the service.

Jones Funeral Home

Fragmentary data yields scattered geographic and event words

The text lists Haiti twice, Asia, Brazil, a counter clockwise cue, Atlanta, blood, the year 1943, a game, number 10 and balsa wood.

Brazil Atlanta

Malone Service for Joseph Harrison Malone

Funeral service for Joseph Harrison Malone 81 of RFC No 4 near Opequon will be 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with reverends Bruce A Mace beth and L L Shreck officiating Pallbearers include Loring 8S Ritter J L Carpenter Nelson W Martin L R Swartz Marvin D Boone and Vernon White Burial follows at Shenandoah Memorial Park

Joseph Harrison Malone RFC No. 4 Opequon Jones Funeral Home Bruce A. Macebeth L. L. Shreck Loring Ritter J. L. Carpenter Nelson W. Martin L. R. Swartz Marvin D. Boone Vernon White

Man Gets Term in Camp Fracas in Winchester

Harry V. Armel 24 of Winchester was sentenced in Winchester Police Court to six months in jail with all but five days suspended and ordered to pay all costs for injuries to Willie Lee Jones at a labor camp fracas on Oct 2. Co-defendants Alva Dwight Turned 22 of Frederick County and Johnny Barbario 22 of Winchester were arrested. Turned did not appear.

Harry V. Armel Winchester Winichester Willie Lee Jones Armel Alva Dwight Turned Frederick County Johnny Barbario Barley John T. Watkins Highland County Fla Turher Jones Oscar Rose Johnny Smith

Craig years in education and military service outlined

The article profiles Mr. Craig a nine year Winchester School System teacher of biology and co sponsor of several student groups. A former Frederick County educator and principal he served in the US Marines 1943 46 with two years overseas including the Iwo Jima campaign and occupation duty in Japan. He is active in Christ Episcopal Church and local scouting and he and his wife Miss Jane P Myers reside at 1580 Amherst Street with their two sons George and Walter.

Winchester Craig Frederick County Iwo Jima Japan Christ Episcopa Church Christian Education Committee Christ Church Day School B.S.A Jane P. Myers

Winchester Firemen seek 5000 for training as 1964 losses top

Fire Inspector Gochenour cites Winchester property damage at 172120 last year with arson responsible for about 99000. Juveniles were taken into custody. Firemen's association aims to raise 5000 for debt repayment and a new fire training site. Nationally fires killed 11900 and caused 1.7 billion in losses in 1964.

Winchester William N. Gochenour Gochenour National Fire Protection Association

Park Color Parade In Its Beginning Stages At Shenandoah

Rainy cool weather slows autumn color display in Shenandoah National Park as Oct weekend approaches. Superintendent Hoskins notes color will build by Oct 16 17 with varying progress across North Central and Southern districts and higher elevations showing earlier color.

Shenandoah National Park R. Taylor Hoskins Hoskins North District Front Royal U.S. 211 Dogwood Virginia Central District U.S. 33 Dogs Woods South District U.S. 250

Three Prisoners Escape in Prince William County

Three inmates escaped from the Prince William County jail yesterday. two were recaptured within an hour. Ray Miller, 20, of Manassas Park, faced an 18 month term for car theft. Oscar McCauley, 19, of rural Manassas, was jailed for parole violation. Robert Thomas, 18, of Dumfries, served a larceny sentence. McCauley allegedly obtained a file, which he passed to Thomas who used it to release them.

Manassas Prince William County Ray Miller Maenassas Park State Penitentiary Sheriff’s Office Oscar McCauley Warrenounty Robert Thomas Dumfries McCauley Aken Thomas

Auto seen in downtown raises poverty awareness slogan

In Louisville an automobile spotted downtown carries a rear bumper message reading I m Fighting Poverty. 1 Work. The note appears as a cheeky street statement or campaign gesture and draws curiosity about local attitudes.

Louisville

Sealab Capsule Returns to Surface After Repairs

The Sealab personnel transfer capsule has been checked out and repaired after a power cable fault and a communications circuit fix. Two divers reached 300 feet to collect samples while the 10 aquanauts prepare to return to the surface after a 15 day stay at 205 feet beneath the ocean.

LA Jolla Calif Sealab

Women Benefit From Progress in Virginia

Lt. Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. says industrialization and education open new roles for women in business, industry and professions. He argues progress in education benefits women, and the Democratic ticket pledges to accelerate education and industrial development, aiming for low unemployment.

Richmond Mills E. Godwin Jr Council On State Godwin Ene Virginia

Virginia Weekend Forecast With Mild Conditions

Weather outlook for Virginia shows fair conditions tonight with temperatures from 48 to 55, Saturday reaching 68 to 72, and Sunday remaining fair and cooler. The five day trend expects 2 to 5 degrees below normal, with rain likely around Monday and a colder Tuesday and Wednesday. Sunset is 5 44 p.m. and moonrise 5 16 p.m. with the Hunter's Moon on Sunday.

Associated Press Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boise Boston Buffalo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver Destines Detroit Fairbanks Fort Worth Helena Honolulu Indianapolis Jacksonville Juneau Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee St.p New Orleans New York Okla City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Poind Ore Rapid City Richmond St. Louis Salt Sk. City San Diego San Fran Seattle Washington Winnipeg Virginia

President Johnson undergoes gallbladder removal surgery

President Johnson is resting in his room after surgery to remove his gallbladder. Mayo Clinic physicians assisted as Johnson aimed to start the one to two hour operation around 7:30 a.m. Doctors cautioned full recovery may take about six weeks. Vice President Humphrey remains in Washington with authority to act if needed.

Joseph Laitin Mayo Clinic White House Bill D. Moyers Johnson George A. Hallenbeck Hallenbeck House Humphrey Washington

Rainfall Averages Show Varied Yearly Totals

The report lists rainfall metrics with a date reference 1965 and averages over 52 years. It records a rainfall to date of 24.90 and a continuing deficit of 2.04 percent. Monthly figures span January to December with values from 2.16 to 3.86 and March 3.07.

Percides Pgr

Wall Street Rises as White House Flags Johnson Operation

Wall Street gained in active trading after word that President Johnson's gall bladder operation was a complete success. Major stocks led gains with Du Pont and Union Carbide up modestly, while several sectors held steady or slipped slightly. The AP average edged down while relief and caution mingled amid a medical crisis.

New York White House Johnson Motors du Pont l'Union Carbide Wall Street SCM Corp Ampex IBM Zenith Chrysler Radio Corp Xerox Eastern Air Lines

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