Warrenton Armory to be built in Fauquier County
A $225000 National Guard Armory will rise on a five acre tract donated by Robert D. Van Roijen on Old Waterloo Road near Warrenton. Fauquier County pays $15000. federal and state funds cover the rest. The county will maintain the building after completion through dedication ceremonies. Women of the Church will serve refreshments.
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Warrenton
National Guard
Fauquier
Robert D. van Roijen
Luray District 9 Convention to Be Held at Page County High
LURAY District 9 Rockingham Raritan Clubs will meet at Page County High School on November 7 with Floyd Lower of Lisbon Ohio as speaker. Officer training starts at 3 30 p m. Classes cover president secretary treasurer director reporter and lieutenant governor. Banquet follows at 6 30 p m.
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LURAY
Rockingham Raritan
Page County High School
Floyd Lower
Raritan
Lower
Lisbon
Ohio
Shepherd College selects homecoming queen and court
Shepherd College crowned Miss Sandra Carlotti a senior homecoming queen ending a three day celebration that began Thursday. Princesses chosen for the queen's court include Marie DeMasi of Arlington Delores Day of Thurmont Maryland and Jackie Hughes of Shepherdstown.
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Shepherdstown
Sandra Carlotti
Shepherd College
Carlotti
Marie DeMasi
Arlington
Delores Day
Thurmont
Jackie Hughes
Woodstock Church to Dedicate Laughlin Memorial Chapel
Dr. Charles C. Cowsert executive secretary of Winchester Presbytery will speak at 3 p.m. tomorrow as Woodstock Presbyterian Church dedicates the Laughlin Memorial Chapel after remodeling from one story to two stories. An open house follows.
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Woodstock
Charles C. Cowsert
Winchester Presbytery
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
Laughlin
Guardian seeks court allowance to recover May S. Bird estate
Catherine A. Bird as guardian of minors Thomas Frederick Bird and Theresa Ann Bird petitions Winchester Corporation Court for authority to recover and transfer the Virginia estate of May S. Bird to Arizona. Notice urges all interested parties to appear. Proceedings set for October 22, 1962 at 10:00 a.m. in Winchester Virginia.
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Virginia
Winchester
May S. Bird
Thomas Frederick Bird
Theresa Ann Bird
Catherine A. Bird
Omas Frederick Bird
Navajo County
Arizona
Corporation Court
Massie
Snarr and Monahan
West Boscawen
Marsh Urges Vigorous Trade Talks for Virginia Farmers
Democratic candidate John O. Marsh Jr. urged strong government bargaining in European market talks to boost Virginia poultry and fruit. Speaking at a Front Royal rally, he stressed non-tariff barriers and broad farmer involvement, with other Democrats and local leaders in attendance. A Berryville revival and Baptist services were announced.
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John O. Marsh,Jr
Congress
Virginia
Marsh
DAILY CROSSWORD ACROSS
Crossword clues listed across many entries with definitions including Jacob's son and wild pig. notices of river Venezuela and subsided. terms for at home and not many. various short words and mis-typed lines suggesting puzzle fill.
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Venezuela River
Dr. C. L. Riley Elected to VMSA Board
Dr. Chester L. Riley of Winchester was elected to the Virginia Medical Service Association board at the annual meeting in Washington. The 35‑member board covers the Richmond Blue Shield Plan area and includes four new directors: Charles G. Thalhimer, William P. Dickson Jr, Vernon A. Tierney, and J. Paul Smith Jr. Riley has long served on medical committees including maternal mortality, and has held leadership in the Virginia Society.
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Chester L. Riley
Winchester
The
Virginia Medical Service Association
Blue Shield
Robert C. Denzler
VMSA
Washington
Charles G. Thalhimer
Thalhimers
Richmond
William P.dickson, Jr
Norfolk
Vernon A. Tierney
Shepherd Printing Co
Portsmouth
J. Paul Smith
Riley
Medical Society
Virginia
Virginia State Medical Society
Virginia State Health Dept
Virginia Society
John Mann Church Honors George Davis
Layman's Day will be observed in morning services at the John Mann Methodist Church. The late George Davis of Opequon Frederick County will be honored for his service to the Winchester Community. A church amplifier and a sterling silver engraved plaque will be donated in his memory. Speaker is Mr. Bowers from Howard University Graduate School. Service at 11 EST.
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John Mann Methodist Church
George Davis
Opequon
Frederick County
Davis
John Mann Church
Winchester
Mr. Bowers
Howard University Graduate School
Columia
ObGyn Dr Riley and Family Reside at 221 Roszel
Dr Riley a former president of the Virginia State Board of Medical Examiners and his wife reside at 221 Roszel Rad with their son Charles Parker Riley a medical student at Duke University.
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Virginia State Board of Medical Examiners
Riley
Roszel Rad
Charles Parker Riley
Duke University
Nationalists Suspected in South Africa Ministry Blast
An explosion damaged the agriculture ministry office in Pretoria injuring no one reported. The blast follows a week of sabotage in major cities with Transport Minister Ben Schoeman warning saboteurs would be relentlessly dealt with and suspected African nationalists named.
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Pretoria
South Africa
Ben Schoeman
Robinson Attacks Spending and Foreign Aid at Rally
GOP congressional candidate J Kenneth Robinson spoke at Shenandoah County fairgrounds in Woodstock denouncing fiscal irresponsibility and US foreign aid. He urged cutting Red Cuban supplies, warned of bankruptcy risk, and said the nation must adopt businesslike governance. About 500 attended the barbecue rally.
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J. Kenneth Robinson
Congress
Shenandoah County Fairgrounds
Woodstock
Robinson
U.S
Area Methodist Workers School Begins in Front Royal
Area Methodist workers will begin tomorrow at Nowship Hall of the Front Royal Methodist Church and continue each day at 7 o'clock through Thursday. Classes are led by Mrs. Malcolm Morrow, Rev. T. D. Kelly, and Rev. Lee S. Warner. Churches invited span Riverton to Moreland Chapel and Linden to The Plains, including Asbury, Ben Nett’s Chapel, and Wesley Chapel.
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Front Royal
Adair Moore
Dan Strother Price
Charlotte Lee Corbin
Woodville
Rappahannock
Nowship Hall
Front Royal Methodist Church
Thursay
Malcolm Morrow
Annandale
T. D. Kelly
Ferrum Junior College
Lee S. Warner
Mount Ver- Methodist Church
Alexania
Workers School
Riverton
Warren
Asbury
Bennet’s Chapel
Bentonville
Limeton
Cokesbury
Cedarville
Happy Creek
Howellsville
Moreland Chapel
Linden
Hume
Markham
Orleans
Wesley
Marshall
Rectortown
Coe Springs
the Plains
Red Cross Home Care Class Scheduled Oct 29 to Nov 2
The Red Cross will hold a Home Care of the Sick and Injured course for instructors from October 29 through November 2. Sessions start at 7 p.m. at the Sanitary Dairy building located at 27 E Gerrard St.
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Red Cross
Sanitary Dairy
Gerrard St
Grange Meeting Scheduled Monday in Middletown
Virginia State Grange Convention reports indicate a Monday 7 30 p m Middletown Grange session. Economics committee presents public information. Mrs Juanita Dorff leads. Several new members expected as applications are received.
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Virginia
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Seventh District
Charles D. Price
Page County
William Conrad Gibbons
F. L. Largent, Jr
Zion Baptist
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Luzon
Tee
Roberto Lores-Barerra
Ricardo
N.J
Lores-Barerra
Valparaiso
Chile
New York
Legal Aid Society
United States
C. L. Riley
John Mann
Valley Ave
Mr. Robinson
Wsva-Tv
Channel 3
Area Methodist Workers School
Grange
CAR Insurance Ag
State Farm
H. George Williams
S. Loudoun ST
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance
Bloomington
Stephens City
Chevrolet
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