Deaths and Funerals A Wilson and Lucian Grim
Two local obituaries note A Wilson of Fremont Street in Clarke County and Lucian C Grim of Berryville dying yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by multiple relatives, they will be buried in Franklin Town Cemetery and Green Hill Cemetery with services in Lewisville and at the John H Enders Funeral Home tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Wilson
Fremont St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Wilson
Clarke
Bettye Coleman
Berryville
Roberta Lewis
Boyce
Russell
William Lewis
John Lewis
U.S. Army
Fort Eustis
Minnie Smith
Matilda Yates
Johnstown
Stanley Wilson
Summit Point
W. Va
Shelby Wilson
Harpers Ferry
Mount Airy Baptist Church
Lewisville
J. B. Hale
Franklin Town
Carter Funeral Home
Lucian C. Grim
Mr. Grim
Clarke County
Cammillous Gar
Laura May Holtsclaw Grim
Moore and Dorsey
Archie Sipe
Richard Lucian Grim
U.S. Navy
Martin Cammillous Grim
On J. Sipe
Ednate Nicodemus
Cherles
Dellinger Benjamin Dellinger 83 of Route 3 Dies
Benjamin Dellinger aged 83 of Route 3 died yesterday. He was born in Alums Springs July 8 1880, a Brethren member. Survived by his widow Drusilla Andrick Dellinger two sons and four daughters and eight grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral will be held tomorrow at 10 am at Columbia Furnace Union Church with Rev Lawrence and Rev Liesbee. Pallbearers named Vann Helsley Ryan Lineaweaver Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin T. Dellinger
Route 3
Mr. Dellinger
Alum Springs
Lewis and Mary Beetle Dellinger
Brethren
Drusilla Andrick Dellinger
Donald Dellinger
Charamigos
Ger
Edinburg
Silver Spring
Fire draws smoke but no blaze at local ballast fault
Fire inspector W N Godenour says ballast in a fluorescent light caused smoke but no fire. Fire crews from Friendship and Rouss respond to alarm at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
W. N. Godenour
Aoe Ou
Friendship and
Rouss
Joseph Cook Funeral Details Released
The family will meet at the Del linger Home tomorrow at 9 a.m. The body will be taken to the church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Cook
Dellinger
Funeral services set for Mrs Foltz of Lost River WV
Mrs. Albert Foltz 62 of Lost River West Virginia widow of Albert Foltz died Monday after years of ill health. She born May 27 1901 in Mathias WV daughter of Levi and Blanche Jenkins. Survived by three sons, two sisters, three brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral at Hershman Chapel EUB Lost River Friday at 2 pm with pallbearers named. Burial Greenwood Cemetery. Library of Congress added 664313 items to its collections in fiscal 1962, preserving about 41.879 million items including 12.534 million books and 17.989 million manuscripts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie J. Foltz
Lost River
W. Va
Albert Sidney Foltz
Foltz
Mathias
Levi and
Blanche Moyer Jenkins
Hershman Chapel
United Brethren Chu
Donald K. Foltz, Sr
Winchester
Robert Russell Foltz
Broadway
Ronald R. Foltz
Washington
Minnie Hershman
Wilmetta Clayton
Moorefield
John T. Jenkins
Loren B. Jenkins
Lawson G. Jenkins
Eub Church
Leslie Gillum
Lewis Mathias
Lewis Teets
Mervil Morrison
Goodwin Godlove
Jonah Funkhouser
Austin Heishman
Frank Wilson
Grover Smith
Arthur Godenour
Davis
Arnold Delander
Philip Heishman
Carl Mathias
Jake Wilkins
Harper
Holmes Branson
Dellinger
Woodstock
Greenwood Cemetery
Library of Congress
Shenandoah Airport Pledge Drive Recovers Funds
Shenandoah County solicitors report $8,490 pledged toward an 114000 airport project after a final Oct 29 meeting. Meems Bottom strip funding, state and federal contributions covered most costs, with county to raise remaining. The plan calls for a 100 acre site near Mt Jackson and a dirt runway 2700 feet long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon D. Bowman
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Federal Aviation Agency
State Corporation Commission
Harold Vanderbilt
Bowman
Strathmore Farms
Mt. Jackson
Additip Ne
Poke of
Loc
Drought and Fires Plague Many Regions of the Nation
Dry conditions and widespread woodland fires sweep eastern half of the United States. Water shortages on the Great Lakes and rivers lower barge traffic while agriculture suffers with sagging milk and feed, and Indiana Illinois drought damages estimated between 35 and 50 million dollars. Thunderstorms strike Kansas and Florida reports.
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Chicago
Midwest
Teesters
Great Lakes
Wabash Valley Association
Indiana
Illinois
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Kansas
Hutchinson
Miami
Fla
Florida
Pennsylvania
Allegheny-Monongahela-Ohio
Susquehanna
Delaware
Ohio
Mississippi
All-Shorthorn Calf Sale Set for Tomorrow at Farmers Exchange
The 10th annual All Shorthorn Feeder Calf Sale will start at 1 p.m. at Farmers Livestock Exchange with steers and heifers 300 to 800 pounds in uniform lots. Virginia Division of Markets reps grade all cattle, sponsored by the Virginia Feeder Calf Association, featuring Shorthorn cross pens. Managers are Bill Davidson and Hank Davis. cooperators include Frederick and Clarke county agents John Wolfe and John Gerkin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Famers Livestock Exchange
Virginia Division of Markets
Virginia
Bill Davidson
Marshall
Hank Davis
The
Plains
Frederick County
John T. Wolfe
Clarke County
John Gerkin
Wolfe
United States
Warren man acquitted in assault case at circuit court
In Front Royal Warren County Circuit Court a jury acquitted John Gilbert Flynn 30 of assault and battery on William Barbour 61 after testimony showed no weapon. The case stemmed from a June altercation between the two Front Royal men Barbour later had an eye removed.
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Front Royal
Warren County
John Gilbert Flynn
William Barbour
Barbour
Charles Jaytos
Elliott B. Marshall
Fox
Beulah R. Phelps
Weather summary for Winchester Virginia
The forecast calls for clear tonight with lows 42 to 47. Thursday will be warm with a high around 76 and cool nights, little rain expected. Historical data shows 1983 rainfall, with averages for the past 50 years and monthly breakdowns in inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Wes Org
Counties Propose 1 Percent Sales Tax for School Purposes
NORFOLK AP The League of Virginia Counties backs a statewide two percent sales tax to fund schools. Virginia Beach official W Alfred Etheridge proposes the plan to return about 400 million over five years to localities for education and capital needs. The sole dissent from Anne Wilkins favored pupil-based distribution. The group also amended its constitution to allow urban counties to draft charters and clarified annexation laws with a three point resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk
League of Virginia
Virginia Beach
W. Alfred
Jack) Etheridge
Virginia
Anne Wilkins
Fairfax County
Chesapeake
Attorney General Sees Tight Path for Administration Bill
The attorney general warns the administration's proposal faces delays from committees to conference and floors. He believes Congress may pass a strong bill but stresses urgency if it does not reach the Senate by November 10. The administration remains confident yet anxious.
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House
Senate
Congress
Last European Bison Believed Extinct in the Wild
Europe’s few remaining bison live in zoos or protected reserves. The final wild population is thought to have been wiped out during World War II in Lithuania’s forests.
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Europe
Lithuania
Dr Laubach Guest at College Chapel Service
Dr Frank C Laubach spoke at the college chapel urging students to educate the people and save the world through Christ like service. He noted “What Shall I Wish” as a guiding question and introduced Rev Robert A Hargreaves of Christ Church as next week's speaker on October 28.
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Frank C. Laubach
Mar. Con
Christ Church
Stephens City Signs Sewage Contract for New System
Stephens City today signed a contract with Inc for construction of the town sewer system. The project authorized by the Department of Health, Education and Welfare will cost $151,209.88 and cover Bel Air and Barlay subdivisions. The agreement was signed at 11 a.m. local time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Inc
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Bel Air
Barlay
Glen Burnie Garden Club Meeting Speaker on Gourds
The Glen Burnie Garden Club meets tomorrow at 1 pm at the Winchester Golf Club with Mrs. Richard Rhodes presiding. Mrs. Tun stall Powers will discuss gourds. An exhibit titled Woods features drift wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Burnie Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Richard Rhodes
Tunstall Powers
Algeria and Africa tied figures in regional world news
Disjointed notes reference Algeria Canada parishes and Africa with mentions of resistance autopsy and political figures including the wife of the vice president and terms like nudists Calais and Binaccle, signaling a fragmented clipping of international items.
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Algeria
Canada
Africa
Calais
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Reginald A. Wilson
Arena
Smalts
Aohie Whembe
Order of the
Roma
Benjamin Dellinger
Albert Foltz
Shenandoah
Rosenberger
Dupont
DUCO
J. K. Spangler
John W. Rosenberger & CO. Inc
Commerce St
Veta Oy
N. Cameron
Warren
Toidney
Atty. Gen
Dr. Laubach
Glaize & Bro
Perry Jry Engineering Co., Inc
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