Obituary notices from Winchester October 1968
Obituaries for Mrs. Laura Blanche Hensell 74 of 317 N Loudoun St died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by two children one grandchild two nieces and two nephews. Funeral at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Bruce Town Cemetery. Richard A Cooper also buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Virgil B Grapes 81 of Romney W Va survived by wife six sons three daughters and one step daughter with extensive in laws and many grandchildren. Services at Tearcoat Church of the Brethren with burial in Tearcoat Cemetery. Mrs Ann Katherine Kingsbury 27 Sunnyvale Calif Cornell graduate 1964 died Oct 5 Stanford Hospital. Surviving husband three daughters two sisters two brothers and parents. Memorials at St Thomas Episcopal Sunnyvale with burial in Alta Mesa Palo Alto Calif.
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Laura Blanche Hensell
N. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hensell
Frederick County
Charles J
Katherine B. Hyatt Snapp
Brucetown
Ruby B, Larrick
Winchester
Gladys Snapp
Hagerstown
Sadie Elliott
Julian Snapp
Jessup
Charles Snapp
Omps Funeral
Alexander C. Yates
Virgil B. Grapes
Romney
W. Va
Mr. Grapes
Thomas
Lorena Wolford
Tearcoat Church of the Brethren
Clelle Baker Grapes
Hugh Grapes
Menlo Park
N.J
E.L. (Shorty) Grapes
Thomas Grapes
Elkton
Olyn Grapes
Stapon
Del
Neil Grapes
Eugene Grapes
Opal Havener
Slanesville
W.va
Enid Saville
Maude Thorp
Virginia Tepavock
Elk Garden
Cecil Grapes
Edith Owens
Cumberland
Alma van Meter
Old Town
Elsie Saville
Augusta
Ann Katherine Kingsbury
Lake Bird Drive
Sunnyvale
Calif
Stanford University Hospital
Kingsbury
Orlando Fla
Cornell University
St. Thomas Episcopal Church
Richard Kingsbury
Marion
Laura
Jennifer
Harry Lee
Huntington
N.Y
Stanley Wolf
Pleasantville N.Y
Frank Kimebal
Alfred Myer
Eric Myer
Boyce
Joseph Myer
Millwood
Neices
Alta Mesal
Palo Alto
Theodore Newlin 73 of Frederick County dies
Theodore Newlin 73 of Rt 2 near Hayfield died today. Born April 19 1895 in Frederick County son of Henry W and Hannah Kline Newlin he married Goldie Evans July 18 1918 in Kitzmiller Md. Self employed contractor he served in World War I. Survived by eight children four brothers 33 grandchildren and nine great grandchildren. Funeral 2:30 Sunday at Jones Funeral Home Rev J Edward Messick burial Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Theodore Newlin
Rt.2
Hayfield
Mr. Newlin
Frederick County
Henry W
Hannah Kline Newlin
Goldie Evans
Kitzmiller
Isabelle Newlin
Emmal Newlin
William Newlin
J. Edward Messick
Mount Olive Cemetery
Seabright Service for Mrs Florence H Seabright
A graveside service for Mrs. Florence H Seabright 83 of 714 S Braddock St will be 11 30 a m tomorrow at Mount Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev Charles Willard. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Florence H.'Seabright
Mount Hebron
Florence H. Seabright
S. Braddock St
Staunton Hospital
Charles Willard
Jones Funeral Home
Virginia alcohol rules limit service and enforce ABC control
Local statutes restrict where and how drinks are served, permit only one drink per customer per order, ban transfers between tables, and require purchases from ABC stores or warehouses. ABC Board enforces licenses with broad powers. substitutions and preserving in nonoriginal containers are banned. Two Virginia localities voted on the issue, Bath County yes and Dickenson County no. The piece notes ancient Alabaster dolls from 2000 B.C. recovered separately.
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ABC
ABC Board
Virginia
Bath County
Dickenson County
Apollo 7 Flight Leaders Preview Lunar Ambitions and Risks
Glynn Lunney says Apollo 7 can meet most systems goals in days one to four. Cunningham notes life support and fuel cells are vital as astronauts monitor guidance, power, and environmental systems aboard the 210 cubic foot Apollo cabin. Von Braun discusses Apollo 8 lunar test options, with possible moon orbit in eight days if Apollo 7 succeeds.
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Glynn Lunney
Cunningham
Eisele
Schirra
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Air Force
Frank Borman
Wernher von Braun
NASA
Marshall Ace Flight Center
Moon
Borman
Aunar
Axi
James A. McDivitt
United States
Thomas P. Staf
Ford
Navy
Charles Conrad Jr. Schirra
Virgil S. Grissom
Edward H. White II
Roger B. Chaffee
Space Agency
North American Aviation
Earth
Soviet Union
U.S
Antiques Bring High Price at Sale
A walnut Chippendale high boy from Fauquier County sold for 5100 dollars at Headley's Auctions to a West Virginia dealer after spirited bidding. Other items included a semi-high chest 510, Philadelphia chairs at 410 and 205, a signed Tiffany bowl at 210, a Lewis and Clark gold coin at 300, and iron sugar cutters at 45.
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Headley
West Virginia
Fauquier County
William Lavery
Boyd Headley, Sr
Philadelphia
Fauquier
Tiffany
L.C. Tiffany, Savrile
Investment Counselor Speaks at Bank Forum
Earl L. Smith senior vice president of Babson's Reports spoke at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank forum at the George Washington Hotel. He outlined future inflation, prices, and the need for credit access, plus estate planning and executor selection. Smith held an MBA from Chicago and long Babson career.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
George Washington Hotel
Harold G. Brown
Earl L. Smith
Babson’s Reports, Inc
Wellasley Hills
Mass
Mr. Smith
University of Chicago
Webber College
Babson Park
Fla
Babson’s Reports
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast for Winchester
Fair tonight and Saturday with low in the 40s and high in the 60s to low 70s Sunday should be fair and mild. The five day forecast repeats Saturday conditions with similar temperatures and a mild Sunday outlook.
Giesen challenges Marsh on voting stance in TV questions
Republican candidate A R Giesen asks Democrat Rep. John O Marsh Jr to reveal his planned vote before the election. In a television statement Giesen poses questions about Marshs political philosophy, asking if lack of endorsement signals liberal or moderate leanings.
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Richard M. Nixon
Pete) Giesen, Jr
John O. Marsh, Jr
Mr. Giesen
Mr. Marsh
Jack
Humphrey
Wallace
Far Right
Nixon
Vote Keeps Marsh in Washington
A pending foreign aid bill vote in the House prevented Congressman John O. Marsh Jr from speaking at a Democratic rally in Front Royal. Campaign manager Leo Snarr said the 196? election of Jack Marsh I to Congress is being fulfilled while Mrs. Marsh attended and conveyed her husband’s regrets.
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House of Representatives
John O. Marsh, Jr
Front Royal
Pope Paul VI says unsaid things are important to know
In The Pope Speaks, Pope Paul VI is quoted by AP as saying he is made for hearing what he should not know and that the things unsaid around a pope are the things he must know. The Meredith Press publication presents dialogues with French philosopher Jean Guitton.
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New York
Paul VI
Jean Guitton
Meredith Press
Wallace Has No Hecklers
Wallace drew 6 350 fans in Duluth with a rose for hecklers and a polite audience. He joked with reporters aboard his plane and claimed the press would shift against him as election day nears. In Evansville and Peoria he repeated vows to end the Vietnam War militarily and announced LeMay would tour Vietnam.
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Duluth
Martin Waldron
Wallace
Napleon
Elba
Granada
Paris
Evansville
Ind
Peoria
Richard M. Nixon
Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
Vietnam
Shenandoah Airlines Expansion Bid Faces SCC Review
The State Corporation Commission considered Shenandoah Airlines Inc. expansion plans to link Roanoke Danville Lynchburg Richmond Charlottesville and Newport News with connections to Washington National Dulles and Baltimore airports. Hearing held on the airline's July filing includes a Charlottesville to Richmond Newport News and Norfolk route, a Danville to Lynchburg Charlottesville route, and a Roanoke to Shenandoah Airport link amid chamber endorsements.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Shenandoah Airlines Inc
Roanoke
Danville
Lynchburg
Charlottesville
Newport News
SCC
Shenandoah
Washington
R and Dulles
Baltimore
Friendship
Newport ,News
Norfolk
Chambers of Commerce
Robert Taylor Undergoes Right Lung Removal
Hollywood report says actor Robert Taylor, 58, is recovering after the removal of his right lung due to Valley Fever. Doctors at St Pauls Hospital say it is still undetermined if small tumors found during Tuesday surgery are malignant.
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Hollywood
Robert Taylor
St. Paul’s Hospital
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Winchester Evening Star
Samuel L. Hensel
We Cooper Service
Richard A. Cooper
Winchester Memorial Hos
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Charles Schuller
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Albert Robinson
Edgar Shirley
Harry Haines
John Rudolph
Good Samaritan Bible
First United Methodist Church
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MDS Funeral Home
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Brucetown Cemetery
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