Obituary notices from Winchester Star dated Oct 15 1965
Several obituary notices list names such as Mildred Little Von Sneidern, John Von Sneidern Jr, Sarah Emmons, Garvin Walter, Hilda Hottel Yost, and John Kincannon Williams. Services are scheduled at Jones Funeral Home and Takoma Park Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron and Ridings Chapel Cemeteries. Donations urged to Sarah Lawrence College or Westchester American Cancer Society.
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Sarah Lawrence College
Bronxville
Westchester
The
American Cancer Society
Sarah “Sally
Rachel Emmons
Route 1
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Garvin J. Walter
E. Piccadilly Sr
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Paul Slonaker
Carl Shickle
Dudley Lichliter
Albert Robinson, Jr
Conley Anderson
Herbert Pope
Lewis Barley
John Miller
Clifton Wilson
Mount Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
Health Service Study Planned
Washington AP reports a thorough reappraisal of the Public Health Service and its relation to other government health programs is being undertaken at the direction of Welfare Secretary J. W. Gardner. Gardner started the reexamination in a October memorandum to new Surgeon General Dr. William H. Stewart on October 4. Stewart became surgeon general October 1 and a ceremonial hearing was held on October 4.
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Washington
J Wn. Gardner
Gardner
William H. Stewart
Stewart
A's Acquire Ernie Fazio From Houston Astros
Kansas City Athletics obtain infielder Ernie Fazio from Houston as the final piece of a 1963 trade that began last June 4 when A's sent Jim Gentile to Houston for $100,000 pitcher Jesse Hickman and a future player. Fazio, 23 from San Leandro, batted .268 with 23 homers for the Oklahoma City 89ers last season and was signed by Houston for about $85,000 in 1962 while at Santa Clara University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Kansas City Athletics
Ernie Fazio
Houston Astros
A’s
Jim Gentile
Houston
Jesse Hickman
Fazio
San Leandro
Calif
Astros
Santa Clara University
Oklahoma City
Mrs Hebron O'Dell Dies From Gatlinburg Crash Injuries
Mrs G Hebron O'Dell aged 46 of Hiwassee Virginia died in a Knoxville hospital from injuries suffered in a traffic accident in Gatlinburg Tennessee the previous Saturday.
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Knoxville
Tenn
G.hebron O’dell
Hiwassee
Gatlinburg
Winchester Toastmasters elect Johnson president for six months
Dale Johnson was elected president of the Winchester Toastmasters Club. Eugene Gunter, Tom Harrison, Eddie Miller, Fred Ogden, and Doug Kerns were named officers for the next six months. Meetings occur bi monthly at 6 30 p.m. at the Town House Restaurant with contests in Frederick and Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Johnson
Winchester Toastmasters Club
Eugene Gunter
Presi
Town House
Senate panel to report federal pay raise bill this year
The Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee agreed to report a federal pay raise bill later today. Chairman A S Monroney said time is growing short before adjournment for about 1.7 million federal workers to get a raise this year. Senator Jennings Randolph said no agreement on terms yet but a bill would be reported after an afternoon meeting. President Johnson watched from the third floor as Interior Secretary Udall planted a willow oak at Bethesda Medical Center as a green symbol of restored strength and well being.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
A.S
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Jennings Randolph
Dw.va
Johnson
Stewart Udall
Bethesda Medical Center
Udall
New York Subway Opens to Public on October 27, 1904
The New York City subway system began public service on October 27, 1904 marking a landmark transit expansion. The opening featured initial routes and trains serving major boroughs, signaling a new era of rapid urban mobility.
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New York’s
Interstate 81 stretch opened between Patrick Henry Airport and Camp Peary
An 18 mile section of I 81 from Patrick Henry Airport to Camp Peary is to be opened at ceremonies. The completion links to a 31 mile segment extending from the Hampton Roads Bridge Tunnel to north of Williamsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport News
Patrick Henry Airport
Camp Peary
Hampton Roads
Williamsburg
Security Boosted at Vatican After Threat
Italian police increased security around Vatican City after a mailed threat to Vatican authorities. The note warned a bomb would explode in St. Peter's Basilica before the Ecumenical Council ends, with the council then projected to finish in December.
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Vatican City
Vatican
Paul VI
Paul
St. Peter’s Basilica
Weather Today Virginia Forecast
Fair and mild today and tonight with highs near 75 to 80. Mild weekend followed by cooler midweek and possible rain at the start of the week. October rainfall to date 12.04 inches for 1965 total 24.90 inches. Normal yearly rainfall 36.75 inches. Monthly normals listed.
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Associated Press
Albany
Tlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Winchester
Dianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St.p
New Orleans
York
Kla
City
Maha
Hiladelphia
Hoenix
Pittsburgh
Tind
Ore
Two Men Waive Hearings In Auto Theft Cases
Two men waived preliminary hearings in Municipal Court and were bound over for a grand jury. Jackie Ray Johnson faced a charge of stealing a Polly's cab. Preston Luther Loveless was charged with breaking and entering Glaize and Bros. Co. and with theft of a Glaize truck.
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Jackie Ray Johnson
Preston Luther Loveless
Glaize and Bros. Co
Glaize
NLRB Hearing Concludes on Harris Intertype Dismissals
A two day NLRB hearing examined UAW claims that Harris Intertype workers were fired for union activities. The company says the two employees were let go because their job was discontinued. A decision is expected in two to three months.
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National Labor Relations Board
United Auto Workers Union
Harris Intertype
Sailor shooter suspect Miracle returned to Maryland for charges
Archie Lee Miracle, sought for armed robbery and attempted murder of a sailor near Gore on August 4, was returned to Frederick County custody in Parkersburg West Virginia. Sheriff DeHaven and Trooper Sheetz took him into custody as David Lee Delph was indicted by a Frederick County grand jury on related charges.
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Archie Lee Miracle
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
D. A. Sheetz
Miracle
Parkersburg
W.va
Frank Cameron
Quonset, R.I
Back Creek
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Navy
David Lee Delph
Bids Sought on 36 Virginia Road Projects
The State Highway Department invites bids on 36 projects including the second Appalachian project on U S 460 in Southwest Virginia. Other work covers Shirley Highway extension on I 95 in Northern Virginia, 35 miles of paving on I 81 in the Shenandoah Valley, and Virginia 208 widening between Spotsylvania and Four Mile Fork.
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Richmond
State Highway Department
Virginia
Shenandoah Vallley
Spotsylvania
I Four Mile Fork
Buche _anane Tazewell county
Three Hurt In Route 50 Three-Vehicle Accident
A three car collision on Route 50 east injured three people and totaled two cars with a third damaged about 250 dollars. Miss Anna Adams of Paris was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital in good condition. Leonard Boyce McFarland of Route 2 and Raymond Anthony Osterman of Seabrook Md were also injured. Police said McFarland slowed for a left turn, was rear ended by Osterman, pushed into westbound traffic and struck by Adams.
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Anna Adams
Paris
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Route 50
Leonard Boyce McFarland
Route 2
James Frederick McFarland
Raymond Anthony Osterman
Seabrook
L. W. Waters
McFarland
Osterman
Adams
Large warehouse fire at D D Jones Transfer Co
A stubborn fire swept a large warehouse on Berkley Avenue in Chesapeake. Details were not immediately available.
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Chesapeake
D.d.jones Transfer Co
Berkley Avenue
Elks Official To Visit Winchester Lodge On Oct 20
District Deputy Francis H. McDuffie of Richmond will visit Winchester Lodge No. 867 on October 20 along with Grand Esquire George K. Harper Grand Auditor J. J. Galbraith and seven Richmond Elk officers. A full evening includes an address initiation of a class and a buffet. reports on charitable civic and fraternal activities will be shared with Grand Lodge representatives. Officers of Winchester Lodge are Hedrick Koontz Don Jennings Fritz Thompson John Ramey Ernest McIntyre Louis Pike Ralph Cain William Thomas Oscar Lewis William H. Baker William Deavers Marvin Williams Jr Stephen Culbert.
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Francis H. McDuffie
Richmond
Winchester
George K. Harper
J. J. Galbraith
Elks
Mr. McDuffie
Grand Lodge
Grand Lodge of Elks
U.S
Winchester Lodge
Hedrick Koontz
Don Jennings
Fritz Thompson
John Ramey
Ernest McIntyre
Louis Pike
Ralph Cain
William Thomas
Oscar Lewis
William H. Baker
William Deavers
Marvin Williams, Jr
Stephen Culbert
Lodge
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Winchester Evening Star
Mrs. von Sneidern
Mildred Little von Sneidern
Bronsville
N.Y
John von Sneidern
George Washington Hotel Corp
Cameron Corp
John von Sneidern, Jr
Reformed Church of
Emmons Service
Walter Service
Mrs. Ellis M. Yost
Hilda Hottel Yost
Bunker Hill
Kings Daughter's Hospital
Martinsburg
Yost
William T
Annie Singhass Hottel
Ellis Miller
Doc’? Yost
Luray
Bradedock Street
Irvin Carper
Wincheseter
Austin White
Waverly
Kathleen Bush
Alexandria
Gertrude Patton
Edna Miller
Hortense Moore
Ruby Carpenter
Stephenson
Marshall Smith
R. B. Moore
William E. Lyons
Mount Hebron Cemetery
John K. Williams
John Kincannon Williams
Barclay Ave
Takoma Park
Sibley Memorial Hospital
Williams
Middletown
Doris M. Williams
Portland
Maine
Jay Williams
Carroll Ave
Hilda Hottel
Sarah Rachel Emmons
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Cork
Loudoun Street
Russell Wayne Willey
Russell W. Willey
Clearbrook
Willey
Volunteer Fire
H. Lawrence, Jr
William Oo. Boden
U.S. Weather Bureau
New England
Central Plains
Rockies
Mississippi
Ohio Valley
Pompano Beach
Fla
Toastmasters Club
Frederick
K. M. Smith
Holiday Inn
Emerson Hotel
Baltimore
Tom Harrison
JV. Th
E Athur, Inc
Boscawen St
Rt. 81
I. Q
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Rose City
Harrows
C.I. Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
NLRB
Man
Sailor
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Association
E. Boscawen St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Commercial and Savings Bank
Commercial
Savings Bank
Commercial & Savings Bank of
Federal Depos
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