Obituaries: Snyder Goble Barbour Led by Local Families
Robert Lee Snyder of Washington died at home aged 25 years with ties to Stephens City and Brentwood. Effie Lillian Goble of Winchester Memorial Hospital died aged 56 with a Stephens City Methodist background. Robert S Barbour Jr of Bradenton Florida died suddenly in Bradenton, survived by son, siblings, and five grandchildren. Funeral plans noted for Jones Funeral Home and South Boston service.
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Robert Lee Snyder
Washington
Mr. Snyder
Brentwood
Robert
Steve
Macedonia Methodist Church
John Snyder
White Post
Franklin Getts
Rippon
W.va
Eugene
Arthur
Vernon Snyder
Stephens City
Jones Funeral Home
Effie Lillian Goble
Glaize Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Goble
Rio
Isaac and
Alice Reynolds Whetsel
Arthur Goble
Montgomery Ward
Stephens City Methodist Church
Marlynn Wilson
Adrian Whetsel
West Winfield
N.Y
Edna Garrett
Elsie Frye
Bessie Tharpe
Wardensville
Catherine Zirk
Lacy Springs
Blanche Funkhouser
Winchester
Pauline Funkhouser
Jones Fneral Home
Robert S. Barbour, Jr
Bradenton
Fla
Robert 5. Barbour
Sheridan Ave
Mr. Barbour
Robert S
Bessie K. Barbour
Pat Barbour
Robert Creger
Grote Toes
Keville Barbour
South Boston
Gunter Heads Winchester Toastmasters
Eugene Gunter was installed as president of the Winchester Toastmasters at a Town House Restaurant meeting. Officers named include Administrative VP Fred Sprecher and Educational VP K M Smith with others. Lt Gov Bill Snyder of Baltimore installed the officers. guests included Andy Cowan and Olie Olsen. The next meeting is November 8 at 6 30 p.m. open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Gunter
Winchester
Town House
Fred Sprecher
K. M. Smith
Gene Comstock
Ed Miller
Sgt. At Arms
George Riggs
Bill Snyder
Baltimore
Andy Cowan
Frederick
Olie Olsen
Hagerstown
Johnson visit to Viet Nam boosts morale and honors Westmoreland
President Johnson greeted troops in Viet Nam during a seven nation Pacific swing and awarded General Westmoreland the Distinguished Service Cross. Westmoreland called the visit the biggest morale builder, while Johnson framed the stopover as honoring all Americans in Viet Nam and noting the role of opthalmic specialists totaling about 18,000 in the United States.
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Pacific
United States
Johnson
Westmoreland
Viet Nam
Bequest to VMI from Summit Point resident noted
A. Holmes Allen of Summit Point West Virginia wills five thousand dollars to the Virginia Military Institute for use by the trustees as they see fit. Allen, a 1906 VMI alumnus and chemist with Virginia Carolina Chemical Co., died August 16 at age 80.
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Lexington
Virginia Military Institute
A. Holmes Allen
Summit Point
Jefferson County
W. Va
Clarke County
Allen
L. M. Allen
Winchester
VMI
Virginia-Carolina Chemical Co
Richmond
Fire School Begins Next Week in City
Plans for the state fire school to begin Nov. 2 were announced at the Winchester Firemen's Executive Association meeting. Norman Pope said grounds are ready and registration opens Nov. 2 at 7 p.m. at Friendship Fire Hall. Classes run Nov. 5 6 12 13 with a dinner and graduation Nov. 15 at South End. Construction cost about 15000 dollars and fundraising will continue to support the grounds and equipment for the city fire departments. Donations may be mailed to Winchester Executive Firemen's Association, P.O. Box 23, Winchester Va.
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Winchester Firemen’s Executive Association
South End Fire Hall
Norman Pope
Friendship Fire Hall
Pope
Boyd
Winchester Executive Firemen’s Association
P.O. Box
Winchester
Joe Haines
H. M. Layman
Jack Johnson
Ryland Conner
Cat Attacked Woman. Warden Seeks Suspect Cat
Winchester game warden Irvin Cleveland seeks a large gray and black tiger striped cat that attacked Mrs. Brook Funk at the Shirley Street and West Cork Street intersection Tuesday evening. Residents with such a cat are urged to bring it to 120 Shirley Street for identification. if not found, Funk may undergo rabies treatment.
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Winchester
Irvin Cleveland
Brook Funk
Shirley St
W. Cork and
Shirley Sts
Pioneer Award Goes to Pringle at Virginia Poultry Meet
W. Vic Pringle general manager of the Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative at Broadway received the Pioneer Award from the Virginia State Poultry Federation during a Tuesday night banquet closing the federation's 36th annual convention. William J. Day earned the Distinguished Service Award for leadership of the Virginia Poultryman advertising drive. C. F. Booth was elected federation president with I. K. Strickler as vice president and Dave Ritchie as secretary treasurer.
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Roanoke
Virginia State Poultry Federation
W. Vic Pringle
Rockingham Poultry Marketing Cooperative
Broadway
Pringle
Institute of American Poultry Industries
Federation
William J. Day
Southern States Cooperative
Richemond
Virginia Poultryman
C.F
Jack) Booth
Harriesonburg
RH. Strickler
Harrisonburg
Dave Ritchie
Dayton
O Sullivans Board Declares Dividends and Earnings
The O Sullivan Rubber Corp board declares 20 cents a share on common stock payable Nov 28 to holders of record Nov 8 plus a 10 percent stock dividend payable Nov 29 to holders of record Nov 8. A 25 cent quarterly dividend on preferred stock is payable Jan 1, 1967 to holders of record Dec 16. Nine months ended Sept 30 show net income 419,526 and earnings per common share 0.88. Winchester Gardens clubs meet tomorrow at 10 a.m. in War Memorial Building.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. Board of Directors
Douglas O. Grimm
O’sullivan
Winchester Council of Garden Clubs
War Memorial
Yars
NEW York
Steels
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Xerox
IBM
Control Data
United Aircraft
General Dynamics
Standard Oil
General Motors
Raytheon
Westinghouse Electric
Santa Fe
Eastern Air Lines
American Telephone
Virginia Weather Forecast Fair and cool today
Weather forecast for Virginia notes a fair and cool day with low nighttime temperatures in the mid 30s. Thursday will be fair with highs in the mid to upper 60s, followed by fair and slightly warmer conditions Friday. Winds northerly to northeasterly at 5 to 12 mph. The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with mild Thursday, cooler Friday and Saturday, warmer Monday, and a chance of rain around Monday.
Martinsburg concert season opens with American Folk Ballet
The Martinsburg Concert Association hosts an afternoon concert November 13 at 3 p.m. in the Martinsburg High School Auditorium featuring the American Folk Ballet. Winchester Concert Association tickets will be honored. next evening Novak Crain tenor performs for Inter-Community group at Handley High School Auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg Concert Association
Martinsburg High School
American Folk Ballet
Winchester Concert Association
Winchester
Handley High School
Jon Crain
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Boston
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
OMS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Matmote
Gunter
Encyclopaedia Britannica
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Ridgeway
Berkeley County
R. C. Hood
Woodstock
Richard C. Flora
Big Stone Gap
William Dalke, Jr
Flora
Clifton Forge
INT. Jackson
Stonewall Jackson High School
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Weyers Cave
Fred Zerkel
Science Department
Aville Johns
W. Rosenberger & CO
Eure Ville
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Robert Boyd
Los Angeles
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Webb
Laweyer
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Motion Picture Relief Fund
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Rthur, Inc
Boscawen St
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