Obituaries from Sperry's Run and Woodstock areas 1964
Obituaries list Osceola Ludwig 90 of Wardensville, Edward Markley 75 of Woodstock, and Clarence Smallwood of Baltimore. Services set at Sperry's Run EUB Church, Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock, and Rock Funeral Home Baltimore with burials in Sperry's Run Cemetery, Columbia Furnace, and Ivy Hill Cemetery. Surviving family members and call details included.
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W. Va
Hard
Hampshire
Ludwig
Solomon
Susan Stubblefield Ludwig
Sperry’s Run Evanglical United Brethren Church
Alice Bowman Ludwig
Roy Ludwig
Rio
Lillian Davis
Front Royal
Sperry’s Run Eub Church
Leslie Gillum
Dean Foley
Osceola Ludwig
Loy
Wardensville
Sperry’s Run Cemetery
St. Luke Church
Columbia Furnace
Clarence William Smallwood
Baltimore
the Rock Funeral Home
John H. Enders
Berryville
Julian Orrell
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Upperville
Johnson targets Florida voters in campaign swing
In Florida outbreaks of pro Goldwater sentiment are seen as Barry Goldwater banners fly at public events while Lyndon B Johnson visits Orlando and Boca Raton. Johnson argues the November 8 choice shapes the future of older Americans and protection against illness costs amid attacks on Social Security.
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Barry
Boca Raton
Florida Atlantic University
Johnson
Florida
Georgia
South Carolina
Orlando
Goldwater
U S B52 Details Nuclear Capabilities and Fleet Cuts
The article outlines B52 bombers packing explosive yields of 24 million tons of TNT and carrying Hound Dog missiles with a range over 500 miles. It notes decoy Quail missiles to mislead radar and states the Air Force is retiring its B47 fleet from about 1,400 planes to roughly 400.
Funeral service for Hugh A Funkhouser
A funeral for Hugh A Funkhouser who died Friday will be held tomorrow at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Paul J Slonaker officiating. Pallbearers include Jack and others.
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Hugh A. Funkhouser
Jones Funeral Home
Paul J. Slonaker
Jack
Wilson's U S Visit Mapped At Conference
Washington reports that British Foreign Secretary Patrick Gordon Walker arrives for talks with U S officials. He plans a Washington visit by Prime Minister Harold Wilson next month. He meets with Dean Rusk and Douglas Dillon and will see President Johnson. He confirms no new proposals on the UN question. The Labour government supports admitting Peking to the UN.
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Washington
Patrick Gordon Walker
U.S
Harold Wilson
Gordon Walker
Dean Rusk
Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Johnson
Labor
Hewsman
United Nations
Peking
World Organization
First Lady Campaigns In Texas for Husband
First Lady Lady Bird Johnson tours Texas cities Beaumont Tyler and San Angelo to support the Democratic ticket from the White House to the courthouse. She highlights economic hopes and education access while praising her husband as a capable leader, with cabinet wives joining her on the tour.
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Frances Lewine
Beaumont
Tex
Lady Bird Johnson
Texas
Tyler
San Angelo
White House
Young People Raise $689 in Chest Drive
A total of $689.28 was collected in cash and pledges for the Winchester Frederick Community Chest. Eighty-two members from Winchester Christian Youth, the Girl Scouts and the Boy Scouts formed 40 teams for a door to door solicitation supervised by Wilson C. Dickson, vice president of the Community Chest.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Fire damages real estate office. water loss noted
A chimney origin fire at M Elson Wharton Real Estate at 106 West King Street caused damage to the building interior with water damage reported. No contents were harmed. Firemen from Strasburg kept the blaze contained after a 2 p.m. alarm. In Mt Jackson two teens injured in a pickup plunge over a Rt 472 embankment. Marcellus Cline 18 and James Hollar 17 transported to Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. In Hagerstown Dr Marianne W Martin to lecture on The Cult of Novelty Reflections of Modern Art at 4 p.m. with a reception to follow open to the public.
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Strasburg
M. Elson Wharton
W. King St
Strastrg
MT. Jackson
Marcellus Cline
Edinburg
James Hollar
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Hagerstown
Washington County
Gatling Gun Invention Faces Late Civil War Approval
In 1862 Richard Gatling invented a gun capable of about 350 shots per minute. The U.S. War Between the States neared end before the federal government granted permission to use the device.
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Gatling
Richard Gatling
Man Suffers Cut in Crash Near Paper Mill Road
Leon McDaniel of Middletown sustained a cut over one eye in a single car crash on Paper Mill Road Saturday night about 10 24. He was taken to Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and released. Details of the mishap are unavailable.
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Leon McDaniel
Middletown
Paper Mill Road
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Baltimore Livestock Market Report
Baltimore AP USDA cattle receipts 1 900 with 45 percent slaughter and 35 percent steers and heifers. prices mostly steady to 25 cents lower for cows and sows, bulls firm. Slaughter steers 925 to 1025 pounds 26.00 to 26.50. heifers 775 to 850 pounds 21.25 to 22.50. cows 12.75 to 14.00. bulls 16.00 to 17.50. Feeder cattle 600 to 850 pounds 20.60. hogs receipts 1100 with barrows and gilts steady to 25 cents lower. sows 11.75 to 13.50.
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Baltimore
USDA
Burns Fatal in Henrico County Kitchen Accident
Mrs. Lucille G. Williams an 85 year old widow died Saturday from burns suffered when her gown caught fire while cooking breakfast on an electric stove at her Henrico County home. She was alone in the house at the time of the accident.
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Richmond
Lucille G. Williams
Henrico County
Weather and Market Roundup Likely to Persist Through Week
Weather report notes fair tonight with low 37 to 44 and a warm Tuesday. Outlook shows Wednesday showers affecting about 20 percent of the area and continued warmth. Five day forecast projects 4 to 8 degrees above normal, warmer through Saturday, with mid to late week rainfall. New York market sections describe a broadly higher open with GM, Ford, Chrysler edging up and copper prices at fresh highs amid earnings.
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New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
U.S
Bethlehem
Kennecott
Anaconda
Cerro
Eastman Kodak
du Pont
Union Carbide
Allied Chemical
Santa Fe
New York Central
Southern Railway
Baltimore & Ohio
Chesapeake & Ohio
Polaroid
Liggett & Myers
Schering
Lee Papers Donated to Virginia Historical Society
Two granddaughters of Robert E Lee donate about 700 letters and a diary written by the Confederate general to the Virginia Historical Society. Gifts by Mrs William Hunter DeButts and Mrs Hanson E Ely cover 1832 to 1870 for letters and 1855 to 1861 for the diary. Scrapbooks by Mary Custis Lee dating 1732 to 1892 accompany the collection.
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Richmond
Robert E.lee
Virginia Historical Society
William Hunter DeButts
Hanson E. Ely
Lee
Mary Custis Lee
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Evening Star
Edward Markley
Route 2
Woodstock
Mr. Markley
Liberty Furnace
Elias and
Mary Elizabeth Spitler Markley
Markley
St. Luke
Wilbur Shipp
Cloona
Ralph Coffman
Falls Church
Fred Markley
Stephens City
Wayne Markley
Paul A. Markley
Basye
Samuel Markley
Dellinger Funeral Home
H. Belk Leonard
Charles Grim
McKinley Coffman
Chester Riffee
John Bowers
Wilbur Riffey
John Burner
Smallwood Service
U. S
Funkhouser Service
Jones Funeral, Home, Inc
Wilson
Omps Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
Winchester, Virginia
Beta
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Rotolo Brothers
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Carmello
Giuseppe
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Gioacchino
Luigi Picardo
Orville L. Freeman
W. Willard Wirtz
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Lbj Ranch
Soviet Union
Baler
Rc.l. Brumback
N. Cameron St
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