Obituaries for J Arthur Brill and Allen Lasley in Winchester area
J Arthur Brill 81 of Stephens City died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He married Nora Newlin in 1912 and was a carpenter with James L. Gardner. He is survived by a daughter, a foster daughter, a sister, a brother, and several nieces and nephews. A funeral is set Saturday at 1:30 at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Greenhill Cemetery. Allen Lasley 57 of 211 W Leicester St died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He married Virginia Barnett in 1942. He worked for the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, belonged to Braddock Street Methodist Church, served in WWII, and was active in Freemasonry and DeMolay. Burial will be in Mount Hebron with a Masonic service tomorrow evening.
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J. Arthur Grill
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Brill
Frederick County
John Henry
Mary E. Newlin Brill
Nora A. Newlin
Winchester
Brill
James L. Gardner
Stephens City Methodist Church
J. Arthur Brill
Jones Funeral Home
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City Fire Company
James MH. Reed
Harry 8. Pingley
Bessie Brill
Charles Brill
Williamin. Withers
Allen
Woodrow Lasley
W. Leicester St
Mr. Lasley
Lewisville
N.C
William Edwin
Fannie Mae Mitchell Lasley
Virginia Barnett
Virginia Alcoholic Leverage Control Board
Braddock Street
Fla
West Bend
Loyal Order of Moose
United Commercial Travelers
DeMolay
Winston-Salem
Charles Mason Lasley
William R. Lasley
Greenville
Glen Lasley
Danville
Ray Lasley
Henry S. Amidon
E. T. Clark
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones
Funeral service for Brig. Gen. Walter Huntsberry held in Reidsville
Brig. Gen. Walter A. Huntsberry U S Army ret died Monday. A funeral service was conducted yesterday afternoon at 2 in the Episcopal Church in Reidsville North Carolina. Burial with full military honors will be tomorrow at 11 in Arlington National Cemetery.
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Walter A. Huntsberry
U.S. Army
Episcopal Church
Reidsville
N.C
Arlington National Cemetery
French Truffles Grow In Eight to Ten Year Wait
The truffle, a subterranean fungus highly valued in French cuisine, requires eight to ten years of cultivation before maturity and harvest, as noted by the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Richard Top Winner In Apple Show Here
James E. Richard of Stephens City won the $25 first prize and a rosette for the best box of Red Delicious and Stayman apples at the 1967 Apple Show held in the Farmers and Merchants National Bank lobby. Clyde Logan won $25 for the best box Winesaps, with multiple other prizes awarded in various classes. The show, part of National Apple Week October 12–21, was judged by Dr. Clarence Hill and Dr. Kenneth D. Hickey.
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James E. Richard
Stephens City
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Edward L. Shokes
J. H. Yost
Harry E. Ridgeway
Clyde Logan
Kenneth and
Roy Mc
R&t
Roy McDonald
Beverly Orchards
R & T Orchard
D. K. Russell and Sons
Rome
H. F. Byrd
Bunker Hill Orchard
Jonathans
Grimes Golden
Kenneth
Stayman
James E, Richard
James E
Richard
A&t Orchard
Clarence Hill
Kenneth D. Hickey
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Frederick County
V.P.I. Extension Service
John T. Wolfe
Allied Industries
Clarence H. Hill
Miss Mary E Bird Dies In Winchester Home
Miss Mary Elizabeth Bird 184 of 11 Dent Street Elkins West Virginia died today at Shawnee Spring Convalescent Home Winchester She was born July 15 1883 in Doe Hill daughter of the late Oscar A and Mary Masters Bird She was a nurse for 50 years and a member of Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church Elkins She is survived by a sister Mrs C E Babb Winchester a brother John C Bird Baltimore Md and many nieces and nephews Funeral arrangements are incomplete Burial will be Maple Wood Cemetery Elkins Body to ride to Lohr Funeral Home Elkins for funeral service
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Mary Elizabeth Bird
Dent Street
Elkins
W. Va
Shawnee Spring
Winchester
Miss Bird
Doe, Hill
Oscar A
Mary Masters Bird
Davis Memorial Presbyterian Church
C. E, Babb
John C, Bird
Baltimore
Maple Wood Cemetery
Burglars Steal About $300 From Woodstock Hardware
Police theorize burglars entered Rocking Hardware by forcing a steel back door after failing to breach the roof. They took about $300 from a safe and fled to a field behind Woodstock Shopping Center. Damage to the room door and office is estimated at $150 by assistant manager Alfred Hershman.
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Woodstock
Business Ties Grow as Theater Now Arrives in New York
A new corporation named Theater Now formed to exploit big business involvement in the performing arts. Broadway managers authors and directors join to produce industrial shows and to advise firms on diversification and expansion plans.
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New York
Theater Now
Two Injured In Rt 7 Crash Near Berryville
State Police described a two-vehicle collision on Rt 7 west of Berryville at 6 25 p m. Benjamin Whetstone of Sebring Fla collided with Roe Robert Lee of Elkton Md causing neck and hand contusions to Whetstone and a fractured nose to Lee. Both men were held for observation overnight at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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John H. Enders
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Rt. 7
Berryville
Benjamin Whetstone
Sebring
Fla
Roe Robert Lee
Elkton
Lee
Whetstone
J. Howard Riley
Rt. 6
Robert Clarke
Clearbrook
Three Apprehended In Frederick Break-Ins
Frederick County investigators report three break-ins solved with two men and a 17 year old youth in custody. Stanley Elliott and John Walker of Middletown are charged with statutory burglary and grand larceny for the Tuesday afternoon Dodson home robbery. Stolen items include a GE 21 inch TV a portable record player a radio two blankets and three shirts. The TV was sold to a Middletown service station manager and the record player pawned in Front Royal. The 17 year old is also connected with destruction of property at Stonewall School and a Frey Quarry office break in. The acts aimed at destruction with no items missing according to Deputy Miller Owens.
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Frederick County
Stanley Thomas Elliott
John Franklin Walker
Middletown
Raymond Dodson
Osborne Renner
L. W. Turner
G. N. Jenkins
Stonewall School
W. S. Frey
Clearbrook
S. R. Koontz
Miller Owens
Frey Quarry
Stanley Found Congo in Mission to Locate Livingstone
Britannica notes Sir Henry Morton Stanley, hired by a New York newspaper to find Livingstone, actually mapped the Congo and central Africa while pursuing that goal.
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Congo
Henry Morton Stanley
New York
Livingstone
Africa
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Weather summary for Virginia today and weekend
Variable cloudiness and windy with cooler conditions in the 50s today. Clearing tonight brings a low in the 30s with possible frost. Friday should be fair and less cold. Saturday备 variable clouds with a chance of showers and warmer, winds northwest around 15 mph.
Rainfall totals and averages from 1962 to 1967 weather data
Rainfall measured over the past 24 hours ending 8 30 am today shows 1.77 inches for October and 30.47 inches year to date. Six year January through December totals are listed, with 1962 at 99.73 inches and 1963 33.46 inches, through 1966 at 33.62 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 54 years is given: January 2.44, February 2.10, March 3.07, April 3.16, May 3.64, June 3.76, July 3.78, August 3.72, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.54, December 2.30.
Wall Street Opens with Broad Rally on Heavy Trading
The stock market surged early Thursday with gains outnumbering losses more than 2 to 1 on the NYSE. Leaders included Ling-Tempco-Vought, Polaroid, and General Instrument while United Air Lines Avco Sperry Rand and Litton rose in heavier trading. Analysts cited a record shortinterest rise as a technical prop and noted a London rate increase as anticipated.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Ling-Tempco-Vought
Polaroid
General Instrument
United Air Lines
Avco
Sperry Rand
Litton Industries
American Electric Power
Pan American World Airways
Chrysler
Ford
Sears Roebuck
United States
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Gen Flowers
MDS Funeral Home
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Boscawen St
Huntsberry Service
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Monthru
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Black Twig
Ray Rinker
Yorks
Mary E. Bird
Lohr Funeral Home
BUICK
Chevrolet
Imperial
DODGE
S. Braddock
Winchester, Va
Laize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Takela Gokspar
Clarke
Riley
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Elizabeth Nail
Mt. Falls Rt
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