Obituaries for Allen and Sherman families in Virginia
Obituary notices list Mrs. Allen of Middleburg Mrs. Kimball Clark of Arlington and others with funeral set for Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. A separate funeral for Neal Allen Sherman Berryville scheduled for 2 pm at John H Enders Home Berryville. Surviving relatives include widow mother three children siblings and listed pallbearers and honorary pallbearers. Burial Riverview Cemetery Strasburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen
Middleburg
Kimball Clark
Arlington
Ralph Harry
Jones Funeral Home
William A. Lyons
John A. Baden
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Neal Allen Sherman
Berryville
John H. Enders Panera
M. C. Cook
Ellen Stewart Sherman
Freddie Edmond
Cynthia Ann
Charles Allen
William Neal Sherman
Robert O. Sherman
New Orleans
Doris
David Fleet
Ernest Riddle
William Willingham
William Jackson
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
Slonaker Service Set for Capon Bridge Resident
Funeral service for Harry E. Slonaker of Capon Bridge West Virginia will be held tomorrow at 2 30 p m in Capon Chapel Methodist Church conducted by Dr J F Omps Pallbearers are Ellis Shnholtz Russell Elliott Irvin Lovett Charles Sirbaugh Otis Sirbaugh and Mervin Wolford Burial will be in Capon Chapel Cemetery The body is at the Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge and will be taken to the church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry E. Slonaker
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Capon Chapel Methodist Church
J. F. Omps
Ellis Shanholtz
Russell Elliott
Irvin Lovett
Charles Sirbaugh
Otis Sirbaugh
Mervin Wolford
Capon Chapel
Giffin
Electrical Failure Tops Car Breakdowns in U S
Electrical failures lead list of common car breakdown causes in the United States, with mechanical issues and battery problems also cited. The report highlights vehicle reliability concerns and likely affects maintenance guidance and roadside service demand.
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United States
Frank F. Racy dies at 70 in Martinsburg West Virginia
Frank Frederick Racy 70 of 1105 New York Ave Martinsburg West Virginia died Monday after years of ill health and a months serious illness. Born July 14 1896 he was a World War I veteran and retired carpenter. Surviving are his widow three sisters Mrs Mamie Henson Mrs Sarah Zamarelli and Mrs Carrie Smith and many nieces and nephews. Funeral services Tuesday at 10 a.m. Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg Rev Howard L Falk. Burial Riverview Cemetery Strasburg.
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Frank Frederick Racy
New York Ave
Martinsboro
W. Va
Benjamin and
Catherine Strosnider Racy
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Strasburg
Virginia M
Keedy Racy
Mamie Henson
Sarah Zamarelli
Martinsburg
Carrie Smith
Front Royal
Brown Funeral Home
Howard L. Falk
Riverview
Wardensville Man John A Jordan Dies at 80
John A. Jordan 80 of Wardensville W Va died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born Sept 23 1886 in Wardensville son of John and Bernice Jordan A member of IOOF Lodge Wardensville Survived by four daughters Lois Hawse Frances Davis Aileen Spence Eunice Dunlap three sons Fred Roy Lawrence Jordan one sister Alva Stewart six grandchildren five great grandchildren Funeral Friday 11 am Faith Mission Church Wardensville Rev John Crisman Burial Wardensville Cemetery Body at Loy Funeral Home Wardensville to be taken to church an hour before service.
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John Arnet Jordan
Wardensville
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Jordan Was
John and
Bernice Godlove Jordan
Ioof Lodge
Lois Hawse
Moorefield
Frances Davis
Yellow Springs
Aileen Spence
Eunice Dunlap
Fred
Roy
Lawrence Jordan
Alva Stewart
Faith Mission Church
John Crisman
Loy Funeral Home
Hartley, Joseph William 80 Stephens City resident dies
Joseph William Hartley age 80 of Stephens City died yesterday in Warren County Memorial Hospital Front Royal after a year in the military and one day in hospital. He was a retired farmer and Salem Church of the Brethren member. Survived by children Nellie Vincent Annie Ridenour Robert Dallas Hartley Elsie Bly Rachel Donald Jeannie Funk, 23 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and sister Myrtle Tobin. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Salem Church of the Brethren with burial in Stephens City Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Friends may call Stover Funeral Home tomorrow 7 to 9 p.m. Family will meet 1:15 p.m. at the funeral home and go in a body to the church.
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Joseph William Hartley
Stephens City
Warren County Memorial
Front Royal
Mr. Hartley
Frederick County
James and
Laura Owens Hartley
Salem ‘Church of the Brethren
Nellie Vincent
Annie Ridenour
Robert
Dallas Hartley
Elsie Bly
Middletown
Rachel Donald
Kernstown
Jeannie Funk
Myrtle Tobin
Salem Church of the Brethren
Mark Roller
Mark Showalter
Green Hill Cemetery
Clarence
Claude
Harry Hartley
Howard White
Nelson Clevenger
Clayton Hartley
Stover
Johnson Proposes Social Security Income Boost and Expanded Medicare
The plan targets higher benefits for retirees who work past age 65 and would extend hospital and medical care coverage to disabled Social Security beneficiaries. Congress is likely to approve the proposals, with an estimated cost of 2.2 billion dollars. About 1.5 billion could be funded by existing Social Security taxes. the rest may come from raising the payroll tax or increasing the taxable income cap.
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Congress
Johnson
77th Wedding Anniversary for Bertha Lowe and Oliver Bunting
Bertha Lowe aged 93 and Oliver Bunting aged 96 observe their 77th wedding anniversary in Jamestown New York. Married at midnight in Walkerville Michigan they began their life together after meeting as a 16 and 19 year old couple. Bunting later worked as a newspaper advertising man retiring in 1946 as display advertising manager of the Jamestown Post Journal.
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Jamestown
N.Y
Bertha Lowe
Oliver Bunting
Bertha
Oliver
Walkerville
Mich
Bunting
New York City
Jamestown Post-Journal
Ballots Due Tomorrow for 25 Community Committeemen Race
Farmers were reminded that ballots for the election of 25 Community Committeemen must be returned to the ASCS office or postmarked by tomorrow. About 300 ballots have been received so far at the Winchester office.
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ASCS
Winchhester
Marsh Warns on One Sided Detente in House Speech
Rep John O Marsh Jr warned against a one sided detente with the Soviet Union in a House speech. He cited East Berlin the Berlin Wall Cuba and the Cuban missile crisis as evidence of Soviet aggression and urged vigilance as the 1956 Hungarian Revolution anniversary approached.
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Rep. Marsh
Washington
John O.marsh, Jr
D-Va
Soviet Union
Berlin Wall
Western
Europe
Lenin
Viet Nam
Marsh
Virginia
Wall Street slips in light trading with mixed losses
The market eased in slow Columbus Day trading with many banks closed. Major issues fell fractions to about a point while Polaroid rose after opening losses. Columbia Pictures gained on a block. The Dow average edged lower as activity wilted under thin holiday conditions.
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New York
Xerox
IBM
Zenith
Polaroid
Boeing
Eastman Kodak
American Telephone
Forc
Woodrow Wilson and the Department of Interior Highlights
This item lists topics including Woodrow Wilson, the year 1846, the Department of Interior, mammals, Charles the Great or Charlemagne, the word More, and Cambodia.
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Dep’t
Interior
Charles the Great Or Charle
Hearing Granted In Fadley Manslaughter Conviction
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals will hear Barry Calvin Fadley of Edinburg on his challenge to an involuntary manslaughter conviction from Shenandoah County Circuit Court dated Oct 29 1965. The case stems from a Aug 29 1965 single car crash near Mt Clifton that killed Steven Whetzel and Clyde Cooley.
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Shenandoah County
Barry Calvin Fadley
Edinburg
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Fadley
Elliott D. Marshall
Mt. Clifton
Steven Randall Whetzel
Clyde William Cooley
Weather and court note from Frederick County
Forecast shows fair weather tonight and Thursday with lows around 42 to 48 and highs near 70 to 76. Wind is 10 to 15 mph today, with warmer Friday and Saturday and cooler Sunday and Monday and a chance of rain this weekend. A 17 year old youth connected to an assault on WHPL announcer Stan Rogers on September 30 was transferred to the Juvenile Docket and is set for trial November 8.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Texas
Gulf Coast
Central
Rockies
Central States
WHPL
Stan Rogers
Frederick County
Rainfall totals and averages for year spans
The report lists rainfall figures ending at 8:30 a.m. today in October 1966 with year to date totals and monthly averages over 53 years. It notes January through October average 31.70 inches and provides five year totals for 1961 through 1965 and 1988.
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Jannuary
Democratic Committee Backs Byrd Spong and Marsh
The Clarke County Democratic Committee endorses candidates for the November election. Endorsements include Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr for the four year Senate term Senator William B. Spong Jr for the six year Senate term and Congressman John C Marsh Jr for re election to the House.
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Clarke County
Democratic Committee
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Senate
William B. Spong, Jr
John C. Marsh, Jr
House of Representatives
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