Obituaries in Winchester Evening Star October 14 1967
Katherine Emma Exel 86 of Gainesboro died yesterday at her residence. Born April 14 1881 in Takoma Park Maryland she was the widow of Leonhardt Exel and a Takoma Park Lutheran Church member. Survived by daughter Elizabeth Kaes and several siblings and two grandchildren. Taveside service Tuesday Prospect Hill Cemetery Washington. Jones Funeral Home handling arrangements. Homer M. McDonald 79 of Winchester died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Former Floydada Texas contractor and hardware dealer, lived in Winchester since 1953. Survived by widow and two brothers. Funeral Monday 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. William A. Lyons and burial at Tearcoat Church of Brethren Cemetery Augusta.
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Katherine Emma Exel
Gainesboro
Exel
Takoma Park
Washington
Charles and
Louise Klambude Teske
Leonhardt Exel
Takoma Park Lutheran Church
Elizabeth L. Kaes
August Teske
Indian Head
Vincent Teske
Philip Kaes
Katherine Kelly
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Homer M. McDonald
Malden Drive
Winchester
Mr. McDonald
Hampshire County
W. Va
Charles
Eliza McDonald
Ora V. Flory
McDonald
Floydada
Texas
Braddock Street
Walter McDonald
Augusta
Raymond McDonald
Tampa
Fla
Jones Funeral
William A. Lyons
Church of
Brethren of
Church of Brethren
Funeral services for Katherine Exel and Homer McDonald
Mrs Katherine Emma Exel graveside service Tuesday October 17 at 2 00 PM Prospect Hill Cemetery Washington DC. Mr Homer M McDonald service Monday October 16 at 1 30 PM Jones Funeral Home on arrival Tearcoat Church of Brethren Interment Tearcoat Church of Brethren Cemetery Augusta West Virginia.
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Katherine Emma Exel
Prospect Hill
Washington, D.C
Homer M. McDonald
Church of Brethren
Augusta
West Virginia
Shenandoah Retreat resident Zebulun L. Macmillan dies
Zebulun L. Macmillan 61 of Shenandoah Retreat Bluemont formerly of Washington died yesterday in Prince George County Hospital Cheverly Md He was born March 13 1906 in Princeton N J son of Kerr Duntan and Cornelia Lash Macmillan He taught and served as dean of Columbian Preparatory Washington 1941 1965 except WWII when he served with the Oss He is survived by his widow Jeannette Byington Macmillan and a son Lt j g Miller L Macmillan USN in Viet Nam Funeral service held Monday at 3 pm in Grace Episcopal Church Berryville burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Friends may call John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Shenandoah Retreat
Bluemont
Washington
Prince George County Hospital
Cheverly
Mr. Macmillan
Princeton
N.J
Kerr Duntan
Cornelia Lash Macmillan
Columbian Preparatory
Oss
Jeannette Byington Macmillan
J.g.) Miller L. Macmillan
USN
Viet Nam
Grace Episcopal Church
Berryville
David Cammack
Green Hill Cemetery
John H. Enders
Churchill’s Puzzle Answers Reveal a Curious Set
A list presents ten items with choices and outcomes. Winston Churchill is named for the first item while others suggest varied selections from three to garnet. The sequence hints at a playful or quiz style prompt.
How to Stop Smoking
Advice from a medical perspective outlines two main hurdles for quitting: the smoky environment and potential weight gain. It discusses strategies for different smoker types, substitutes to ease tension, and the health benefits of quitting, urging readers not to start smoking in the first place.
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Lebanese Mechanics Arrested Over Car Dividing Export Rings
Three Lebanese mechanics were arrested for running an illegal export ring sending stolen car parts to Turkey. They allegedly worked with a Turkish partner to loot vehicles in Beirut, disassemble them, and ship parts across Lebanon and Syria borders to be reassembled in Turkey. Twenty three cars were exported before capture.
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Two oystermen injured by shell explosion near Dahlgren range
Two oyster men Earl Marsh and Albert Marshall were badly injured when a shell from Potomac river ordnance exploded as they hauled oysters near Dahlgren firing range. Edward Marshall aided them, with doctors reporting fragments in Earl’s lungs groin and eye after a six hour operation.
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Potomac River
Earl Marshall
Waterview
Albert Marshall
Churchview
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
Marshall
Edward
Dahlgren Naval Weapons Laboratory
Potomac
Col
E. J. Kirschke
Kirschke
Proving Grounds
Richmond Family Dies in Crash in Georgia Mountains
A Richmond Virginia family of four died when their Cessna 172 crashed in the Brass Town Bald area near Muscat State Park in White County. William Stewart, Elsie, Kathy and Patricia were found by a deer hunter after a six week search. The coroner credited a probable head injury as the cause as the plane spiraled into trees.
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Richmond, Va
Georgia
William Stewart
Elsie
Kathy
Patricia
Stewart
Brasstown Bald
Atlanta
Buster Lee Hart
Norcross
Cleveland
Frank Baker
White County
Troy Mountain
Muscot State Park
Lancaster
Weather outlook for Winchester Virginia and daily figures
Clear tonight with fog and lower temperatures around 38 to 45. Sunday stays fair and mild, Monday becomes warmer with a chance of showers. South to southwest winds near 10 mph. Noon high around 72, low 43. Full moon Oct 18. Rain totals shown for today and year to date with historical averages.
Rumors Say Sargent Shriver Plans Resignation
Rumors persist on Capitol Hill that antipoverty chief Sargent Shriver will resign soon despite denials. A Kennedy ally notes Shriver may depart within 10 days after Congress passes the poverty bill.
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Capitol Hill
Sargent Shriver
Shriver
Congress
Robert F. Kennedy
D-N
Johnson
House
Office of Economic Opportunity
Nearly 1300 New Voters Registered in Virginia Districts
Mrs. Thomas H. Phalen, registration chair for Winchester, says almost 1300 voters were added in Winchester, Frederick County, and Clarke County as part of Delmer Robinson Jr.’s GOP campaign. About 320 live in Winchester, 500 in Frederick, 475 in Clarke.
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Frederick
Clarke
Thomas H. Phalen
Delmer Robinson, Jr
Virginia Hose of Delegates
Frederick County
Phalen
Robinson
Phale
Quarles to Speak at Dedication of Historic Kurtz Home Plaque
Dr. Garland Quarles will address the dedication of a historic plaque affixed to the Kurtz home at 21 S Loudoun St Winchester. The ceremony begins 3 PM with the Virginia Lancers, Rev Paul Dick delivers invocation, Stewart Bell Jr vows the dedication, and the event is televised next week on TV Cable.
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Garland Quarles
Lucy Kurtz
Miller O’rear
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Virginia Lancers
Paul Dick
Historic
Winchester, Inc
O’rear
Ralph Hardy
Navajo nurse becomes first tribal woman major at Air Force Academy
Loretta S. Jendritza of the Air Force Academy hospital is a Navajo and was promoted to major, the first woman of her tribe to attain this rank as an Air Force nurse. She has served since 1956 and worked at the academy hospital for nearly four years.
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AIR Force Academy
Colo
Loretta S. Jendritza
Air Force Academy Hospital
Air Force
Jendritza
The
Academy Hospital
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