Obituary for John Garland Rogers 1904 1969
John Garland Rogers 65 of 118 E Cork St died today. Born Burlington West Virginia August 27 1904 to John B Rogers and Rosie Kackley. He wed Myrtle Smith May 19 1935. Owner of South End Barber Shop retired. Survived by wife two children Leroy and Betty both of Winchester and many siblings. Funeral Sunday 2:30 p.m. at First Brethren Church with Rev Paul Dick. burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Jones Funeral Home in charge.
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John Garland Rogers
E. Cork St
Mr. Rogers
Burlington
W. Va
John B
Rosie Carrie Kackley Rogers
Myrtle Smith
Rogers
South End
First Brethren Church
Issac Walton League
Leroy E. Rogers
Betty Rogers Lewis
Winchester
Gerald Rogers
Charles O. Rogers
Seabring
Fla
Grattan Rogers
Romney
Oswald Rogers
Moorefield
Grace ,Wade
Martinsburg
Olive Stickley
Paul Rogers
Purgitsville
Olivia Fike
Oakland
Paul E. Dick
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Funeral Home
Cattle Truck Overturns on Route 340 Near Berryville
A tractor trailer carrying 27 Black Angus cattle overturned after swerving to avoid a stopped vehicle. One cow was badly hurt, the driver Robert Hemp of Jefferson Maryland cited time to react, damage estimated at 8000 dollars. The load was moved to a slaughterhouse in Maryland. Another city man, Robert Mauck, admitted for observation after a separate crash with details unavailable.
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Berryville
G.N. Jenkins
Robert Douglas Hemp, III
Jefferson
New Music Clinic at Shenandoah Conservatory Nov 1
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music hosts a free music clinic on November 1 in Winchester Virginia. The event features reading new band and jazz publications and clinics by faculty including John Wunderlick Christine Smith Donald Black Theodore Lapina and Richard Council followed by a 8 pm concert by the Shenandoah Woodwind Ensemble and Concert Band.
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Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah Conservatory Department of
Paul B. Noble, Jrs
Shenandoah Conservatory
Shenandoah
John Wunderlick
Christine Smith
Donald Black
Theodore Lapina
Richard Council
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Seafood on Menu for Demo Rally
Seafood on the menu for a Democratic rally at the Lee Jackson Restaurant on Oct. 28 at 7 30 p.m. Governors race candidates William C. Battle J Sargeant Reynolds and Andrew P. Miller will attend. It will be Battle and Miller’s second stop in the area during the campaign. Miller recently launched the Battle Wagon mobile headquarters in Winchester.
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Lee- Jackson
William C. Battle
J. Sargeant Reynolds
Andrew P. Miller
Mr. Battle
Mr.Miller
Miller
Winchester
Clarke seeks federal order to appear on Virginia ballot
Warrenton Democrat William E Clarke asks U S District Judge Robert Merhige Jr after the death of Del Tom Frost to print his name on the November 4 ballot for the 28th House District. Clarke argues the delay violates due process after state officials refused to place him on the ballot.
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Richmond
William E Clarke
Warrenton
House of Delegates
Clarke
A.B. McMurtrie Jr
U.S
Robert R. Merhige Jr
Fauquier
Warren
Rappahannock
Del
Tom Frost
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Frost
District Democratic Committee
Duncan C. Gibb
Front Royal
Virginia
Preservationists urge broader view on Conrad property plan
Mrs Lozier argues the Parking Authority and City Council focus only on parking. She claims experts pushed expensive leveling of Conrad Hill because the site is free. The group seeks architects to study integrating the Conrad house with a new City Hall, freeing the present hall for parking.
Gunter Accused of Unprofessional Conduct in 1968 Custody Case
The 1968 Frederick County custody dispute centers on accusations of unprofessional conduct. Judge Marshall ordered production of interview tape and transcript of Mrs Genevieve Anderson, with related documents paused until the full three judge panel rules on Nov 6 1969.
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Frederick County
Elliott D. Marshall
Gunter
7Th District Committee
Dabney Watts
Marshall
Genevieve
Wilbur) Anderson
Front Royal
John F. Ewell
Mixed Economic Signals Highlight July September GNP Rise
The Commerce Department and Federal Reserve Board report a $17.5 billion GNP increase for July to September mainly from price gains. Production rose about 2 percent, while industrial output slipped for the second month. Housing starts climbed to 1,518,000 annual units in September, ending a February decline and rattling the housing market.
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McCracken
Burns
Commerce Department
Federal Reserve Board
Anti Rabies Shots Start For Carolyn Bayliss
Seventeen year old Carolyn Bayliss of Albin began anti rabies injections after being bitten on the hand by a stray black and yellow kitten near Hudson's Fruit Market. Her mother Esther Bayliss reported swelling subsiding. sheriff Lacy Anderson urged reports if the kitten is seen. Carolyn planned to receive her first shot this afternoon at 3.
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Carolyn Bayliss
James Wood High School
Carolyn
Esther Bayliss
Albin
Hudson’s Fruit Market
Lacy Anderson
Ringneck Pheasant Brought to New York by Gov Montgomery
The ringneck pheasant arrived in New York between 1728 and 1731 when Gov. James Montgomery released several dozen on Governor's Island in New York harbor, a nonnative but established introduction.
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New York State
James Montgomery
Governor’s Island
New York Harbor
Farmers Livestock Market Monday Record Prices by Weight
Market listings show hogs ranging 19.00 to 26.70 per hundredweight, veal and calves from 24.00 to 45.00, lambs and feeders from 20.00 to 28.40, slaughter cattle and stock feeder prices across steers heifers cows and bulls, with high yielding cattle noted for buyers.
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Utility & Commercial
Cutter
Choice
Fancy
Good & Choice
Wall Street Holds Slim Gain In Early Trading
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 0.33 to 839.10 around 10 30 a m as advances edged declines on the NYSE. The Big Board ticker ran a minute late after the opening amid questions whether the rally spurred by news of North Vietnam talks with the Viet Cong could continue.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
North Vietnam
United States
Weather summary for Winchester and surrounding area
The forecast calls for clear tonight with frost and freezing temperatures 28 to 34. Saturday will be mostly sunny with cool to mild conditions and a chance of rain later in the period. The five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with daytime highs in the upper 50s to lower 60s and lows 40 to 45, dropping to 35 to 40 in the mountains, and a total precipitation of one quarter to one half inch.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Averages Include 1969 Data
The report lists 24 hour rainfall ending 8 30 a m today with October total .99 inches and 1969 year to date 28 77 inches. It also provides 56 year monthly averages and five year Jan dec totals with multiple named places and figures.
Locke Heads Society of Barristers
Berryville native John Locke now in Roanoke has been elected 1970 president of the International Society of Barristers He will take office January 1 He is a partner in Gentry Locke Rakes and Moore and a former governor of the honorary trial lawyers group He is a University of Richmond and University of Virginia Law School graduate His wife is the former Rebecca Cook of Roanoke They have three daughters The note adds that the first locomotive to operate in Atlanta in 1841 was pulled there by mules.
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Berryville
John Locke
Roanoke
International Society of Barristers
Gentry, Locke, Rakes and Moore
Locke
Organization of Trial Lawyers
University of Richmond
Law School
University of Virginia
J. Howard Locke
Boyce
Mr. H Locke
Rebecca Cook
Atlanta
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