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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1964

Page

2

Obituaries for Berryhill Jenkins and McCarty Stated

William Roy Berryhill 73 of Portsmouth died October 16 at Maryview Hospital He was a retired Norfolk Naval Yard store keeper and a member of the First Lutheran Church His survivors include his second wife three daughters four sons a sister two brothers and six grandchildren A funeral was held October 19 at Snellings Funeral Home with burial at Greenlawn Memorial Park Julia H Jenkins 78 died October 19 at her daughter’s home after a long illness Born September 4 1886 in Mathias West Virginia she died at Mount Jackson Dellinger Funeral Home conducted services and burial followed at Columbia Furnace Cemetery Lillian A McCarty died Friday Funeral services were held yesterday at Jones Funeral Home She was the daughter of Samuel and Mary Renner and survived by one son and two grandsons Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.

William Roy Berryhill Portsmouth Maryview Hospital Brandon Miss William H Anna Berry Berryhill Grace White Berryhill Leroy Rose Williamsburg Henry Stafford David Leary, Sr James Baxter Berryhill Greenville N. Cy William R. Berryhill, Jr Bain B.berryhill Guy Allen Berryhill Verna Galloway Mississippi Guy Berryhill Houston Tex Herbert Berryhill Florida Snellings Funeral Home T. Joseph Shumate First Lutheran Church Greenlawn Memorial Park Jenkins Mathias W. Va Dellinger Mt. Jackson Herman Writz Columbia Furnace Lillian A. McCarty Jones Funeral Home Bruce A. Macbell Lee Smith Garland Smith Samuel Ware Mount Hebron Cemetery

Fire Damages Car and House on S Stewart St

Fire damaged a station wagon motor area on S Stewart St. Inspector Gochenour cited damage to motor wiring and radiator hose. Vehicle owned by Orndorff of Strasburg. Cause undetermined. Fire companies from Reuss South End and Sarah Zane responded about 4 05 p.m.

S. Stewart St W. N. Gochenour K. B. Orndorff Strasburg Gocenour Orndorff Reuss South End Sarah Zane Middletown Fire Co Emory Matthews Middletown

Fire Levels Barn Silo and Hay on John Day Farm

A two state fire at the John Day Farm in Clarke and Jefferson Counties destroyed a large barn a filled silo and 2000 bales of hay. The blaze started near Berryville around 9 20 p m drawing Berryville Charles Town and Boyce Fire Co responders to the Virginia West Virginia line. Owner Mr Day was away at a livestock sale in Winchester and insurance coverage proved insufficient.

Yville John Day Wickliffe Clarke Jefferson Counties Berryville Day Winchester Virginia-West Virginia Charles Town Boyce Fire Co Apparatutus

Goldwater Draws Raucous Crowd in Albany Speech

Goldwater addresses a large Albany audience amid confetti and cheers. He denounces busing in schools while pledging to preserve neighborhood schools and warns of an upcoming political upset as he reacts to tickets priced from two to one thousand dollars.

New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Kenneth B. Keating Albany N.Y Keating Goldwater

Rhodesia warned by Britain against unilateral independence

London warns Rhodesia's white minority government it would face treason and rebellion if it unilaterally declares independence. Prime Minister Harold Wilson's office says serious consequences would follow as Rhodesia contemplates a November referendum and possible move to independence without Britain’s consent.

London Rhodesia Harold Wilson Salisbury Southern

Johnson hits Goldwater with deeds over words in Southern swing

President Johnson denounces Goldwater’s brinksmanship and nuclear policy in a campaign tour through the South. He draws sharp contrasts on defense votes, rallies large crowds in Columbia and Macon, and urges healing of sectional rifts to unite the nation as the 100 year burden ends.

Senate Goldwater Johnson Columbia S.C Sen Richard Russell Georgia Macon

Khrushchev ouster creates mixed signals in Eastern bloc

Hungary criticized Khrushchev's regime as having regrettable mistakes while Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany and Poland praised him after the ouster. Vienna reports say Moscow told allies Khrushchev had outlived his usefulness as Western European Communist leaders seek the full story. Red delegations from France Denmark Austria Italy India and others visit Moscow to learn what the power shift means.

Hungary Czechoslovakia East Germany Poland Khrushchev Vienna Kremlin Khrushcev Red France Denmark Austria Italy India Moscow

Teen nutrition gaps show teen actors calorie needs

A teen actor requires about 2,400 calories daily while teen boys typically need 3,100 to 3,600 calories a day, highlighting dietary differences for young performers.

Sudan Leader to End Military Rule After Riots

President Ibrahim Abboud promised to end Sudan's six year military rule after five days of deadly unrest in Khartoum and surrounding areas. He dissolved the Supreme Military Council and cabinet and said he would call the legislature to address protests. Ten killed, about 100 injured. no American casualties.

Aatkhartoum Sudan Ibrahim Abboud Abboud Supreme Military Council Khartoum Omdurman U.S United Arab Republic

Weather Elsewhere 1 Q Answers 1

Missouri corn refiners average about 1.8 pounds of oil per bushel of corn.

Weather Today and Stock Market Report

Rainfall outlook for the valley shows fair tonight with a low in the 40s. Wednesday remains fair and warm, little change expected Thursday. In New York the stock market opened moderately active with minor moves across GM Ford Chrysler and other large issues.

New York General Motors Ford Chrysler Sunshine Mine IBM Schering Armstrong Cork Budd Co New York Central Royal Dutch Polaroid Anaconda Kennecott International Harvester Goodrich

October rainfall totals and year to date figures

Forecast rainfall during the past 24 hours ending at 8 30 a m today none. October rainfall to date 2 19 inches. 1964 rainfall to date 27 91 inches. Average monthly rainfall for 51 years Jan 2 38 Feb 2 13 March 3 18 April 3 13 May 3 77 June 3 88 July 3 88 Aug 3 81 Sept 2 67 Oct 3 13 Nov 2 60 Dec 2 39

Stephens City VFW Post 9646 Home Dedication

The Post Home of Carbaugh Wohlford Post No. 9646, Veterans of Foreign Wars, will be dedicated Sunday at 1 p.m. one mile east of Stephens City. Department Commander Vernon Ross Long and Quartermaster W. I. Woodell will speak. A flag raising at 1:30 p.m. follows with invocation, post history, and a roll call of deceased members. Refreshments served. open to the public.

Carbaugh- Wohlford Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Stephens City Vernon Ross Long Quartermaster W. I. Woodell

Johnson era alliance ready to explore proposed solutions

Gordon Walker and Dean Rusk opened talks on a broad set of issues late Monday. Officials say extensive discussion with allied governments is needed before Labor party leadership ideas take precise form.

Gordon Walker Rusk Labor Party

Indonesia’s Volcanoes Highlight Merapi Fire Mountain

Britannica notes Indonesia has the world’s most active volcanoes with 78 erupting in historic time. Merapi, the Fire Mountain of central Java, is famed for glowing avalanches and deadly mudflows that have claimed thousands of lives.

Indonesia Merapi Java

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