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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1965

Page

2

Obituaries for Blanche Cawthorne and others in Winchester area

Obituary notices list Blanche M. Cawthorne 79 of Papermill Road dying Sunday and service planned at Christ Episcopal Church with burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Also reported are the deaths of Caleb Edward Armel 78 and Nora Lee Garber 71 with funeral services and burial details. Armel survived by daughter Elise and sister Kathryne Pifer.

Blanche M. Cawthorne Papermill Road Winchester Memorial Hospital John A. Baden Jones Funeral Home Christ Episcopal Church Hunter M. Gaunt, Sr J. Clayton Cochran Boyd J. Hamman John Seabright I Caleb Bob Edward Armel E. North Ave Elise V. Armel Manuel Nursing Home Purcellville Kathryn V. Pifer Winchester Nora Lee Garber Front Royal Road Paul E. Dick First Brethren Church Jerry Grimes Randall Magaha Scott Garber Samuel Garber George Garber Trenton Garber Shenandoah Memorial Park

Blanche M. Cawthorne Arrangements Incomplete

Funeral plans incomplete for Blanche M. Cawthorne with service note at Christ Episcopal Church on Thursday at 10 00 a m pending details for Caleb Edward Armel.

Blanche M. Cawthorne Christ Episcopal Church Caleb Edward Armel

Inventor Weaver Dies at 94 in Springfield

AP reports Weaver 94, Springfield inventor and founder of Weaver Manufacturing, died Monday. He held over 100 U.S. patents including a three wheel rack system to move cars in garages. Also noted are Harold F. Davis, 76, Greenwich chemist and patent author. and Luciano Kirtland, 83, founder of the Overseas Press Club and WWI correspondent.

Associated Press Springfield ILA Weaver Weaver Manufacturing Co U.S Greenwich

Battlefield Restoration at New Market to Begin Soon

VMI official Col S M Heflin told the Chamber of Commerce that a 250000 restoration project at the New Market Civil War Battlefield will take 18 months. The plan uses 3 million from donor George R Collins to reconstruct the site to its 1864 state with a museum cafeteria and auditorium on a 40 acre parcel between US 11 and I 81.

New Market Virginia Military Institute Chamber of Commerce Civil War U.S. 11 Interstate 81

Who Got Here First Columbus or Ericson

Yale maps claim Leif Ericson reached the New World before Columbus, pegged at around 1440. Italian Americans and others dispute the claim while Spanish and Jewish lineages are noted. The debate stirs ethnic pride amid Columbus Day coverage.

Columbus Ericson New York America Yale University Leif Ericson New World Christopher Columbus Yale University New Haven Greenland Vinlandia Musmanno Vinelandia

Apple Prices Debate Hots Up in Appalachian Region

Virginia Farm Bureau official alleges Appalachian processors pay unrealistically low prices for 1965 apples. Chairman Robert Russell cites New York price increases for applesauce and discusses equal treatments across York Imperials and other varieties. Growers report minimal margins and comment from unnamed Appalachian processors.

Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association Robert Russell Apple New York New York State Appalachia Audi Orville E. Hodge Illinois New New York State Orleans Mississippi Mack Charles Parker University of Mississippi

AP Chief To Address Kiwanians

Associated Press chief for Virginia Thomas F. Pendergast will speak to the Kiwanis Club tomorrow during National Newspaper Week. The 33 year old native of Newburg West Virginia graduated from Potomac State Junior College and West Virginia University. He began at the Hinton Daily News, joined AP in Chicago in 1955 and later headed the St. Louis bureau before his Richmond assignment last January. He has covered numerous major stories.

Thomas F. Pendergast Associated Press Bureau Virginia Kiwanis Club Mr. Pendergast Newburg W. Va Potomac State Junior College West Virginia University Hinton Daily News Chicago Louisiana Mississippi Arkansas St. Louis Richmond

Labor unions and Virginia politics clash over 1965 apple pricing

AFL-CIO aligned with dominant Democratic groups, while Virginia factions discuss labor policy and gubernatorial contenders. The Democratic nominee Lt. Gov. Mills E Godwin Jr backed Johnson, and a minority party critique cites John Birch Society ties. Republicans are accused of neglecting worker welfare in platform claims.

Mills E. Godwin Jr Johnson Jonathans Ajty Virginia William J.story John Birch Socerty

Weather Today in Virginia Forecast

Virginia weather shows fair and cooler tonight with low in the 40s. Thursday brings fair skies, cool temperatures, and highs in the upper 50s.

New England Lower Lakes Area South Atlantic Coast Pacific Northwest Plateau Mississippi

October 1965 rainfall totals and averages

Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m today none. October rainfall to date 2 04. 1965 rainfall to date 24 90. Average yearly rainfall over 52 years 36 75. Average monthly rainfall over 52 years by month: Jan 2 40 Feb 2 16 Mar 3 07 Apr 3 14 May 3 72 Jun 3 83 Jul 3 86 Aug 3 78 Sep 2 70 Oct 3 13 Nov 2 58 Dec 2 40.

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Shoemaker Named Deputy Sheriff for Frederick County

James W. Shoemaker 39 of 21 Jackson Ave. has been approved by the State Compensation Board to serve as Deputy Sheriff of Frederick County effective Oct. 15. A 20 year Army veteran, he earned a Purple Heart and other honors and has worked since retirement for Ashworth Bros. in Kernstown. He is married with four children and praised by Sheriff DeHaven for his training and experience.

Robert DeHaven State Compensation Board James W. Shoemaker Jackson Ave Frederick County Shoemaker U.S. Army Korea Germany Lafayette College Easton Army Reserve National Guard Blanche Shoemaker Winchester James Shoemaker DeHaven

Baltimore Livestock Cattle and Hog Receipts Report

Cattle receipts 250 not enough to test demand as bulk held for a Wednesday feeder sale. Hog receipts 250 with early barrows and gilts steady. sows absent. Barrows and gilts US 1 and 2 at 216 lb average 24.75. US 2 and 3 at 280 to 310 lb range 22.50 to 23.00.

Baltimore USDA

Spanish padres built 90 churches in New Mexico

Spanish padres constructed ninety churches in New Mexico between 1598 and 1633, reflecting early missionary expansion in the region. The effort linked religious conversion with colonial governance as missions spread across Pueblo lands.

New Mexico

Wall Street Holds Gains Amid Columbus Day Activity

Wall Street edged higher toward record highs early today with heavy trading as the AP 60-stock average rose 1.5 to 348.2, led by Xerox United Aircraft and others while several issues held steady or slipped. Trading paused briefly on some blocks.

New York Wall Xerox United Aircraft Boeing Merck Polaroid Eastern Airlines Coopers SCM Corp American Photocopy Amerex Packard-Bell Union Carbide Radio Corp Magnavox Burroughs

Capricorn and Jupiter on display at the White House

An exhibit traces celestial motifs with Capricorn and Jupiter showcased in Washington D C at the White House amid a display of symbolic art. Visitors include notable figures from Miami New Orleans and Dallas who view the arrangement as part of a broader cultural program.

Miami New Orleans Dallas Jupiter New Mexico

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Evening Star Cawthorne Service Caleb E. Armel Mr. Armel William L Anna Newcome Armel Annie &. Orndorff Vir+a Department of Highways Macadonia Church Garber Service Jones Funeral Home, Inc Funeral Home Loudoun Street Howers U.S. Weather Bureau Victor A. Arrigo S.O. Thorlakseson San Carlos Calif Leif Ericson League San Francisco Thor Tollefson Washington State Madrid Alonso Sanchez de Huelva Italy Fink NSM National Morticians Ene Saw Funeral Home, Inc S.loudoun St Appalachian Alfred Snapp Rt. 4 Yorks National Fruit, Product Co Musselman Pet Milk Company Afl-Cio Winter Neal Member Federal Deposit Insurance. Corporation Athur, Inc Insurance Boscawen St New County Baltimore Livestock Wall Street Capricorn White House C.I. Brumback SONS Cameron St Pittsburgh Paints N. Cameron St Winchester, Ve
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