Deaths and Funerals for Dale tin de ial cok em and Susie Barb
Funeral services are scheduled for Dr Dale tin de ial cok em at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Old Stone Cemetery. Pallbearers include William L Dawson Allen Boyles Jr Lloyd L Milburn and others. Mrs Susie Barb widow of Hosia Barb dies after long illness. service Saturday at 2 p m in Dellinger Chapel Woodstock, burial Cedarwood Cemetery Edinburg. pallbearers Roy Didawick Loy Didawick Elon Sheet Joe Miller Alvin Bowman and ne Shipe. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with family gathering at 1 30 p m.
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Dale Tin de Ial Cok Em
Ome Grant
Alan C. Peer
Jones Funeral Home
Old Stone Cemetery
William L. Dawson
Allen Boyles, Jr
Lloyd L. Milburn
Kenneth E. Holliday
E. Holliday
Ray M. Fries
Bessie V
Susie) Barb
Hosia Barb
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Dellinger Chapel
Woodstock
H. Belk
Cedarwood Cemetery
Edinburg
Roy Didawick
Loy Didawick
Elon Sheet
Joe Miller
Alvin Bowman
Ne Shipe
Dellinger Funeral Home
Fravel Rites Set For Stephens City Resident
Stephen City resident Linden Alton Fravel dies at home age 57 born November 16 1888 in Woodstock son of Milton M and Emma Alice Wisman Fravel survived by widow Olive Catherine Stultz a son Linden Alton Fravel four grandchildren funeral Saturday 11 at Dellinger Chapel Woodstock with Rev Ralph Ew and Rev P E Y burial Mount Zion Cemetery at Fairview pallbearers listed and family to meet 10:30 at funeral home.
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Stephens City
Mr. Fravel
Woodstock
Milton M
Emma Alice Wisman Fravel
Mount Zion Lutheran Church
Olive Catherine Stultz
Linden Alton Fravel
Dellinger Chapel
Ralphew
Mount Zion Cemetery
Fairview
Leon Stultz
Garland Bradfield
Emmett Clark
Jerry Stultz
Irving Fravel
Melville Fravel
Mrs Isabelle Burns Dies At Home In Worcester
Mrs Isabelle Burns of 444 Chase Street died at her residence Wednesday. Born in Middletown she was daughter of the late Russell and Mrs Buttler. She lived most of her life in Winchester and belonged to Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Survived by two daughters Katherine Williams of Winchester and one other child.
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Isabelle Burns
Chase St
Middletown
Russell Buttler
Burks
Winchester
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Katherine Williams
Win
Multiple Farm Auctions and Estate Sales Listed
A dense sales directory lists auctions and estate sales across Virginia and Maryland with dates from October through November. Entries include dairy cattle and horses at farms such as Moore Farm Martinsburg and Hidden River Farms Woodstock, plus household goods and real estate at Stephens City and Frederick County Court House listings.
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H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Stan Haworth
Walter W. Chrisman
Old Moore Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
Morrow & Orndorff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Dennis T. Cole
Michael
Athletic Ave
Martinsburg
W.va
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Bon Air Farm
Ashburn
N. Va
Richard Yeakle
Main St
Stephens City
B. O. Brumback
Staunton
Verona
Hidden River Farms
Woodstock
Mayfield Farm
Maryland State Fair Grounds
Timonium
John B. Merryman
J. M. Bennett
Franklintown
W. D. Orndorff
Cain Cleaners
Minnie H. Taylor
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Burks Family Obituary for several members of Morristown
Of Morristown New Jersey two brothers Holmes Buttler of Winchester and Harry Buttler of Middletown and one sister Mrs Cornelia Gray of Hagerstown Maryland plus other relatives. Ducted Saturday afternoon at 2 oclock from Mount Carmel Baptist Church by Rev Reginald A Mercer. The body will be taken to the church Saturday noon to rest until the service. Honorary pallbearers Allison Burks Eugene Parker Charles Burks James N Burks. Pallbearers Robert W Burks Robert S Williams Mitchell Burks Joseph Ransom David F Burks David L Burks. Burial in Orrick Cemetery. Friends may call Cartwright Funeral Home Friday evening 6 to 10 oclock.
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Morristown
N.J
Holmes Buttler
Winchester
Harry Buttler
Middletown
Cornelia Gray
Hagerstown
Mount Carmel Baptist Church
Reginald A. Mercer
Allison Burks
Eugene Parker
Charles Burks
James N. Burks
Robert W. Burks
Robert S. Williams
Mitchell Burks
Joseph Ransom
David F. Burks
David L. Burks
Orrick Cemetery
Cartwright Funeral
Two More Deaths Raise Virginia Road Toll in 1962
The Associated Press reports two fatalities lift Virginia’s highway toll to 721 for the year, up from 651. Charles Samuel Scott Jr., 19, of Brookneal, died in a single car crash on U S 501 near Lynchburg after the vehicle overturned. Heber Mathis Metz, 88, of Rand WV, was killed when struck by a car on U S 220 at Iron Gate in Alleghany County.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Charles Samuel Scott Jr
Rt. 1
Brookneal
Campbell
Scott
U. S. 501
Lynchburg
Heber Mathis Metz
Rand W. Va
Iron Gate
Alleghany County
Ranger 5 Mission Details With Moon Impact Plan
The plan calls for a small spacecraft motor to guide Ranger 5 toward a collision with the moon. It will release a 92 pound instrument sphere at 15 miles altitude to slow and impact at 150 mph, while the main craft crashes at 6,000 mph to destroy cameras and experiments. Television images will be taken from 2,600 miles away every 13 seconds until impact.
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Ranger 5
Moon
Lunar
Earth
Answers in Brief: Incomplete Fragments List
Fragmentary options touch on a company with its employees and a mix of broad terms. The readable bits mention Washington and the British Parliament, Lloyd C. Douglas, the Rocky Mountains, and a New York publication associated with the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
British Parliament
Lloyd C. Douglas
Rocky Mountains
Pub of New York and Presifi
Valley Building Program starts at Harrisonburg Madison College
Harrisonburg Madison College launched a 1 780 000 building program with bids invited for two preliminary projects to construct a new dormitory and dining hall. Bids open Nov 1. Dr C Tyler Miller predicted later bids for the two buildings.
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Harrisonburg
Madison College
C. Tyler Miller
College
New Underwater Man Foreseen in 50 Years
London AP brief quotes Commandant Jacques-Yves Cousteau predicting Homo aquaticus a future human form born to live under the sea within fifty years. He envisions sea villages with nuclear energy, underwater hospitals, and settlers at the ocean floor, capable of land activity after birth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Jacques-Yves Cousteau
Cousteau
Granville High Offers After School Mandarin Class
Fifty students at Granville High School enroll in an after school Mandarin course, one of the few high school programs in the United States. Credit awarded upon completion. Teacher George Hoynacki, a Polish American, reads and writes seven languages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Granville High School
United States
George Hoynacki
Scattered Frost Forecast Temperatures For Tomorrow
A low in the 30s is forecast with a high near 70. Today’s high reached 67 after a 40 degree low. tomorrow should be sunny with a high of 70 to 73 degrees.
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Winchester
Saud summons brother to bolster throne amid Yemen revolt
Faisal, in New York for the Saudi delegation to the United Nations, is recalled to form a new government as Nasser backed unrest in Yemen spills over. Saudi air force officers defect to the U.A.R. amid signs of internal disaffection with the regime.
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Faisal
New York
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Saud
Yemen
Mecca
Saudi Arabia
U.A.R. Een
United Nations
Powell backs Democratic rival while insisting he remains Republican
Ex-Gov Wesley Powell says he supports John Pillsbury in the NH race yet cannot subscribe to his obstructionist approach in the legislature or his surrender to publisher William Leeb. Powell, 47, sought a third term and once eyed 1964 national ticket. He previously chaired the national governors conference.
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Manchester
N.H
Wesley Powell
Powell
John Pillsbury
New Hampshire House
William Leeb
Manchester Union Leader
National Governors Conference
King
Weather Today Forecast Clear And Frost Likely
The forecast calls for a clear day with lows around 35 to 40 degrees and frost possible. Friday should be mostly sunny with a high near 68. Saturday looks fair and mild.
Rainfall totals and averages for the period
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. is none. October rainfall to date 1.13 inches. 1962 year-to-date rainfall 31.64 inches. The 49 year average annual rainfall is 36.86 inches and monthly averages are listed with January 2.42 inches through December 2.40 inches.
Winchester-Frederick Community Chest Hits 27413
The Winchester Frederick Community Chest reports a total of 27413 raised for next year’s operating budgets. Agencies aided include Girl Scouts Northwestern Psychiatric Clinic Winchester Day Nursery Boy Scouts Children's Home Society The Salvation Army Fremont Street Nursery and USC. Campaign leaders plan updates after a week’s solicitation and campaign chairman Robert J. Schmitt will meet division leaders tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester-Frederick
Farm policy critic speaks at village barbecue
A rural gathering ended with speaker Robinson arguing against subsidies and farm programs. The event drew residents as a caliope played, lights brightened the park, and a caterer began roasting 450 pounds of beef late at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robinson
Kremlin Softens Tone on Berlin Tensions
AP Special reports that the Kremlin appears reluctant to risk a Berlin crisis, signaling a softer stance as Western pressure grows. Pravda downplays a forthcoming crisis while East Germany plans a sixth party congress, hinting at cautious Kremlin maneuvering amid internal and international strains.
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Kremlin
Berlin
William L. Ryan
Pruner Khaubcher
Pravda
West Berlin
West Germany
Federal German Republic
East Germany
Walter Ulbricht
Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Cuba
Cuba In the Western Hemisphere
Kennedy at Yale Is Best for Nation and Party
Kennedy, honored with a Yale degree, tells Yale students the Democratic party serves both them and the country. He notes a warmer reception in New Haven after Waterbury’s tense scene and praises Yale men who boo but do so like gentlemen.
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Castro
Kennedy
Harvard
Yale
Elis
Democratic Party
Waterbury
New Haven
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Jones
Jones Funeral Home Inc
Matelis
the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
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William D. Fravel
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Jack” Ee An
Valor
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Harry B.dyce
W. Main St
Eameo
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Rae Vi
Front Royal
Byron T. Shaw
Agricultural Research Service
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T. Marshall Hahn
Virginia Tech
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Cameron St
Winchester, Va
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Chapman Motor CO
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Boyce Auction
WM. B. Conner
Route 50
Shenandoah River Bridge
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Grace Bible Fellowship
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