Obituaries: Cleaves Bush Curry Remembrance in Winchester
Obituary notices list Charles Ross Cleaves of Silver Spring Md died Wednesday in hospital. Survived by widow Leafy L. Cleaves and three daughters. Walter H Bush of Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial in Mount Hebron. Ella Warner Curry of Tampa Fla died recently. services set for Nov. 15 at Omps Funeral Home. Survived by four daughters, one son, grandchildren, and siblings. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Charles Ross Cleaves
Silver Spring
Mire
Leafy L. Cleaves
Gertrude Bus- Bites
Jadiiees Seegrens
Moulden
Alonzo Cleaves
Ada B. Kelly
Warner E. Pumphrey
Georgia Ave
St. John’s Lutheran Cemetery
Mount Williams
Ella Warner Curry
Tampa
Fla
Omps
John A. Baden
Curry
Red Wing
Minn
Andrew
Emma Warner
Sweden
C. C. Curry
Christ Episcopal Church
Earl K. Snow
Kentucky
E. R. Muller
Kansas
J. Thurston Cleverger
Frederick County
Virginia Curry
C. C. Curry, Jr
Garfield Warner
California
Charles A.” Warner
Jofffe
Win
Harry Warner
Illinois
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Obituary for George Ashenfelter of Edinburg
George David Ashenfelter 93 of Edinburg died today at Millers Nursing Home Woodstock. Born November 8 1872 in Wardensville West Virginia he was son of David and Emily Ashenfelter. He was a member of St Paul United Church of Christ Edinburg. Survived by two daughters Irene Dirting Edinburg and Gertrude Allen Tallahassee Florida. Funeral conducted Sunday at 230 p m Union Forge Church Edinburg by Rev Alvin Master. Burial in church cemetery. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock. Family to meet at J L Dirting home at 2 p m Sunday.
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George David Ashenfelter
Edinburg
Millers Nursing Home
Woodstock
Ashenfelter
Wardensville
W. Va
David
Emily Glenn Ashenfelter
St. Paul
Gertrude Allen
Tallahassee
Fla
Union Forge Church
Alvin Master
J. L. Dirting
Dellinger Funeral Home
Social at Mrs Walker’s for St. Paul A M E Women’s Day
Tomorrow at 1 p m a social will be hosted at 439 N Cameron St by Mrs Mary L Walker to benefit St Paul A M E Church Women’s Day Rev Louis Carter pastor An explanation notes Uncas as a Pequot chief who later formed the Mohican tribe.
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Mary L. Walker
N. Cameron St
St. Paul A.M.E
Louis Carter
Uncas
Mohican
Fire Crews Respond to House and Car Fires
Winchester Fire Department was dispatched at 7 35 a m to a house on Woodstock Lane to quell a stove pipe fire near a partition causing minor damage. Fire officials say the blaze was extinguished in about 15 minutes. Clearbrook firefighters responded to a vehicle fire on Route 81 at Rest Church around 4 30 p m. The car owned by R G Holt of Palm Beach Florida leaked oil and burned but Holt had it under control before arrival. no damage estimate available.
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Winchester Fire Dept
A. Brown
Woodstock la
William Cochenour
Gochenour
Clearbrook
Rt. 81
Rest Church
R. G. Holt
Palm Beach
Fla
Clarke County Sponsors Adult Basic Education Program
Clarke County School Board and Board of Supervisors initiate Adult Basic Education offering Language Arts and Arithmetic for residents 18 or older who have not completed eighth grade. No tuition. books provided. Classes begin Tuesday at Clarke County High School at 7 p.m. Call Raymond Ratcliffe at 955-1038 for details.
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Clarke County School Board
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke County High School
Raymond Ratcliffe
Singhass Attends National Recreation Conference in Washington
Lester P. Singhass attends the Congress for Recreation and Parks in Washington from October 2013. The event draws 3000 delegates of the National Recreation and Park Association with top officials including Udall Freeman and Weaver. Laurence S. Rockefeller serves as keynote speaker amid 200 educational panels and exhibits. Singhass is assistant superintendent of Winchester Park and Recreation Department.
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Lester P. Singhass
Congress For Recreation and Parks
Washington, D.C
National Recreation and Park Association
Congress
Interior
Stewart L. Udall
Orville L. Freeman
Housing and Urban Development
Robert C. Weaver
Laurance S. Rockefeller
New York
Association
Parks & Recreation
Winchester Park & Recreation Dept
Winchester
Spaceflight speculation and other briefs from across the nation
Reports from Moscow hint at a possible manned spaceflight as the Soviet Union weighs launching the largest satellite yet with crews aboard. Chicago officials propose destroying mass amounts of third class mail to ease a post office backlog. A San Francisco Savings and Loan branch faces a temporary run ending with funds flowing back to the system. The Sheppard murder retrial in Cleveland will begin October 24 after a delay and venue change request is denied.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Chicago
William Hartigan
Washington
San Francisco
Savings and Loan Association
Chinatown
San Francisco Federal Savings and Loan Association
Cleveland
Sheppard
Francis J. Talty
Samuel H. Sheppard
Burglars Target Montreal Airport Post Office Report
Police checked fingerprints on an abandoned car in a search for burglars who cut through a wall and heavy mesh to reach an estimated 500000 dollars or more in the post office at Montreal International Airport.
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Montreal
Virginia Weather Today Partly Cloudy With Showers Likely
Partly cloudy tonight with a low around 52 to 87. Saturday expects showers and a high near 70 to 76 with southeast to south winds 10 to 15 mph. Sunday turns partly cloudy and cooler.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures by month and year totals
Rainfall data show 24 hour total to 8 30am today with October 1966 at 83 and year to date 27 81. Historical monthly averages span 53 years with values per month from January to December. Five year January totals listed: 1961 33 15. 1962 32 48. 1963 25 24. 1964 27 35. 1965 22 28.
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Wall Street Opens Mixed After Rally Run Ends
Wall Street opened mixed as trading showed moderate activity. The market retreated from some gains late in the previous session while unsure at the start, with American Telephone flat, Xerox down, Ford down, Polaroid up, Bethlehem higher, and Du Pont and Johns Manville steady as the AP average slipped to 279.7.
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New York
American Telephone
Xerox
Ford
Polaroid
Bake Sale Planned by John Mann Church Group
The Woman's Society of Christian Service of John Mann Church will host a bake sale tomorrow at Mrs. William Beamer's home 408 North Kent Street starting at noon. Numerous goodies and homemade ice cream will be available.
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Woman’s Society of Christian Service
John Mann Church
William Beamer
Kent St
Quiz yields scattered clues in cryptic list
A compact set of numbered items presents brief hints across topics. Entries mention a verdict, a region, a propagandist alias, a quote fragment, a field of edible plants, a pipeline, ocean basins, a youth organization, and other odds and ends.
Burglary and Purse Snatching Reported in Two Incidents
Police investigated a burglary at 1413 Hantey Ave where a storm screen was cut and the back door left unlatched. A later report noted a missing souvenir dollar bill. Separately, Rosalind Kater reported a purse snatching at 14 W. Boscawen St involving Helen Allen’s bag containing ten dollars, change, car keys, coin purses, and papers.
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Napps
E. Southwerk St
Politician Presses Viet Nam Plans and Regional Authority
Newport News and running mate John W. Carter demand military planners be allowed to map winning strategy in Viet Nam. Hawthorne criticizes escalating conflict. Traylor opposes amendments to Washington Metropolitan Authority creation fearing delays and renegotiation.
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Newport News
John W. Carter
Viet Nam
Hawthorne
Traylor
McLean
Washington
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Charles R. Cleaves
Walter H. Bush
Walter Herbert Bush
Kerr St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ma. Bush
Clarke County
Joseph L
C Netkirk Bush
Bertie Reed
Lovettsville
Strasnider
First Evangelical United Brew Church
Sarah Zane Company
Cumberland V. Volunteer Fireman Association
The
C. B. Lee
G. Raymond Patton
Raymond J. Willis
Edgar J. Shirley
Cecil F. Elliiott
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Curry Service
William Fraula
J. Ben Cather
Howard J. Grubbs
Ramon Penn
George Shrader
Carl Ellis
Mount Hee’ ‘Pron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ommds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Memete
Ofoera
U.S
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St. Paul’s
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Hantey Ave
Glaize & Bro
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H.P
C.J. Brumback & Sons
University of Virginia
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U. of Va
V.M.I
5.V. Arthur, Inc
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