Obituary for Annie Mariah Sisler of Wardensville Va
Annie Mariah Sisler 81 died Sunday at the home of Mrs. Ore Harness in Wardensville Virginia. She was the daughter of Oscar and Margaret White. Her husband Benjamin Sisler died in war. Survived by a daughter Jeneanieveret of Moundsville Va and a son Boyd Sister of Winchester, seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral at Wardensville Methodist Church conducted by Rev Ernest. Body to church at 1 p.m. Wednesday. Friends may call Loy Funeral Home after 2 p.m. today. Burial in Wardensville.
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Annie Mariah Sisler
Ore Harness
Wardensville
I. Va
Oscar
Margaret White
Benjamin Sisler
Po Sce
Jeneanieveret
Moundsville
Boyd
Winchester
Wardensville Met
Ernest
Loy Funeral
Rev Mast Leads Growth as Virginia Methodist Leader
The church reports rising membership with a director of education and an associate minister. Mr Mast also serves as vice president of the Commission on Ministerial Training of the Virginia Methodist Conference. Dr Turner previously led Asbury Church Harrisonburg and New Market before Roanoke. Anstruther Maxtone Gra- is identified as the author of Mrs Miniver under the pen name Jan Struther.
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Mast
Commission On
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Virginia Methodist Conference
Dr. Turner
Harrisonburg
Asbury Church
New Market
Roanoke
Jan Struther
Connally's Senate role and foreign policy stance recounted
The obituary notes Tom Connally born in Texas in 1877 who supported prewar Roosevelts aims and advocated repeal of the arms embargo and the Lend Lease Act. It mentions family ties, a 1942 remarriage, and a son now a federal judge, with details on survivors and place of birth.
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Senate
Foreign Relations
Roosevelt
Connally
McLennan County
Tex
Baylor University
University of Texas Law School
Louise Clarkson
Marlin
Texas
Morris Sheppard
D-Tex
Sparks McKay
Tyler
U.S. Maritime Administration
Kennedy
Commerce Department
Hungary
Cargill Inc
Minneapolis
Continental Grain Co
Moscow
Khrushchev
America
Washington
Four Charged With Felonies In City Court
Four men told Judge Elliott D. Marshall they could not afford lawyers and were assigned counsel at the October term. Carl F. Germelman was appointed for Franklin Ray Beck, charged with breaking and entering and grand larceny of a restaurant in 1957. Lincoln Bowman of Winchester faced grand larceny, with Germelman also appointed. Wendell J. Session of Charleston and Bradford L. Crosby of Florida were charged with auto theft. Germelman was appointed for Beck, the only case presented to a grand jury. Arraignment set for this afternoon.
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Corporation Court
Elliott D. Marshall
Carl F. Germelman
Franklin Ray Beck
Beck
Florida
Lincoln Bowman
Winchester
W. S. McClintock
Mr. Germelman
Wendell J. Session
Charleston
S. C
Bradford L. Crosby
Germelar
Station Wagon Merchandise Given Away at Winchester Auto Show
The 1964 Winchester Auto Show on N Loudoun Street ended as a success, with more than 40 merchandise prizes donated by local merchants awarded in front of the courthouse. Promotion director Bill Allison drew the tickets, and grand prize winner Miss Barbara A Hartley of 22 Morningside Drive received a 1957 station wagon.
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Winchester
Rescue Efforts Continue At Mine After Accident
Within three hours of the collapse seven others were rescued. By 8 am the main shaft had reached 40 feet after nearly 20 hours of drilling and a second rescue shaft began. A ten air lock was built to keep water out of the dead end where the trapped men sit. The three identified victims are Emil Pohlai 34 Fritz Leder 36 and Gerhard Hanasch 43.
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Emil Pohlai
Fritz Leder
Gerhard Hanasch
Kennedy proposal faces cautious hopes for agreement
Diana Kennedy leads cautious hopes an agreement may be possible as a 10 part omnibus bill benches against the administration seven part package. The measure strengthens administration proposals and adds a section authorizing powers for the attorney general called dangerous by Atty. Gen. Robert F. Kennedy. The administration pushes both parties on the committee to back a bill modeled more closely on its original package.
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Diana
Kennedy
Judiciary
Robert F. Kennedy
Weather update forecasts mixed showers and cool to warm trend
The storm shifts to the Atlantic as Ginny fades. Temperatures over the next five days range from near normal to about three degrees below. Tonight’s low in the 40s. cooler tomorrow and Wednesday, warmer by Friday and Saturday. Southern areas may see a shower tomorrow.
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Ginny
Atlantic Ocean
Answers and nations in a scattered quiz list
A compact quiz item lists answers for questions covering topics such as revolution Burma Finland Crystal British and Michigan with a stray note snore and a final reference to North. The compilation includes varied topics across geography and other categories, presenting simplified responses.
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Burma
Finland
Crystal
Michigan
Snore
North
Ten Thousand Dollar Shortage Reported in Vienna Bank Accounts
Vienna Virginia city records show a $10000 shortage from automobile tag funds. Mayor Wilson ordered an investigation by Town Manager C. Clay Harrell and Treasurer Irene Crider after deposits could not be found. The loss, partly in checks and cash, is reported as insured and uncashed.
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Vienna
C. Clay Harrell
Guy M. Wilson
Wilson
Harrell
Irene C. Crider
Aid Civil Rights and Baker Case Dominate Congress
Congress heads into month eleven with Senate action on a foreign aid bill facing a $700 million House cut. The House Judiciary Committee weighs a broad civil rights measure with possible floor action, while the Baker case prompts a closed session before the Senate rules committee chaired by Williams. Baker, a Johnson protege, resigned as secretary of the Senate Democratic majority after public disclosures of his business interests.
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Washington
Robert G. Baker
Congress
Senate
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
House
House Judiciary Committee
Jeop
Ardy
Ayate Rules Committee
Sessson
John J. Williams
R-Del
Baker
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate Democratic Majority
Meeting to discuss rodent damage to farms and equipment
Control notes rodents devour farm produce and burrow, causing equipment damage. Marsh says state agriculture officials, extension workers, farm groups, and several House members from each state are expected to attend the meeting.
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Marsh
Extension Services
Teacher Course In CD May Not Begin Until ’64
Gordon H. Fallesen announced that the Civil Defense Adult Education CDAE program for teachers in six vital areas of the state likely won’t start in Winchester Frederick County until late 1963 or early 1964. The State Department of Education aims to deliver basic Civil Defense training to teachers in targeted priority regions.
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CDAE
Winchester - Frederick County
Gordon H. Fallesen
State Dept. of Education
Fallesen
Washington Area
Virginia
Tidewater
Norfolk
Newport News
Culpeper
Frederick-Clarke-Warren- Fage
Shenandoah - Fauquier Ee
JFK Jr. Passes First Church Service With Flying Colors
John Kennedy Jr. attended his first public church service at St. Stephen the Martyr in Middleburg Virginia with the Kennedy family. He crawled and shuffled in his mother's lap as the service proceeded and drew shushing from adults. The outing coincided with the family’s weekend at their new Rattlesnake Mountain home in Atoka nearby.
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Kennedy
Rattlesnake Mountain
Atoka
Middleburg
John Kennedy Jr
St. Stephen the Martyr
Transatlantic fares to drop 15 percent next year I A I A says
International Air Transport Association officials forecast a 15 percent cut in transatlantic fares next year. One way New York to London would be 400 dollars for first class, 20 dollars economy off season, 255 dollars economy peak. A 21 day excursion round trip priced at 300 dollars.
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Salzburg
Austria
International Air Transport Association
New York
London
Weather Summary for Winchester Skies October 28
Partly cloudy and cooler tonight with a low in the lower 40s and a high in the lower 60s Tuesday. The five day forecast shows cooler conditions with some rain possible by Saturday across the region. Sunset today is 5 18 p m with sunrise tomorrow at 6 37 a m and Hunter's Moon on November 1.
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