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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1968

Page

2

Obituaries From Winchester Area Include Two Services

Obituaries detail Charles Edward Strosnider 88 of Star Tannery and Winchester with funeral services at St James Lutheran Church and burial Riverview Cemetery. Also announced is the death of Ann Elizabeth Harris 21 of Winchester with a Mt Carmel Baptist Church service and multiple survivors listed.

Funeral Service for Samuel R. Shiley in Berryville

Samuel R. Shiley of 15 S Stewart St died Sunday. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 12 noon at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev Jesse Tate. Pallbearers: Robert Buckley Edward B Lee James Clevenger Clifford Hall Philip McIntire William E Sandy. Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.

Samuel R. Shiley S. Stewart St John H. Enders Berryville Jesse Tate Robert Buckley Edward B. Lee James Clevenger Clifford Hall Philip McIntire William E. Sandy Green Hill Cemetery

County official to speak at Rotary luncheon December 5

The letter says the speaker will be the first county executive of Baltimore County and will discuss how government works and its creation. Baden invites officials to attend as guests, along with other governing body members.

Rotary Club Baltimore County Frederick County Winchester Mr. Baden

Jazz Group On Opening Program at Shenandoah Conservatory

The first in a series titled Music at Shenandoah Conservatory will be telecast tomorrow at 9 p.m. on Cable TV channel 6. Shenandoah Jazz Ensemble conducted by Paul B. Noble Jr. performs with Dr Verne Collins as moderator. Each 30 minute program airs on the first, third, and fifth weeks.

Shenandoah Conservatory Morrow Channel 6 Shenandoah Jazz Ensemble Paul B. Noble Verne Collins Conservatory

Welfare Probe Rejected by County Board in 1960s Debate

The Committee for Better Government led by Kermit Racey urged an impartial county inquiry into the Welfare Department with 1000 signatures. The board denied the request, citing state control and limited authority, and suggested pursuing the matter with the state department.

Board of Supervisors Kermit Racey Woodstock Committee For Better Government Mr. Luttrell Racey Luttrell

Assessors retain aid as reassessment nears completion

The board heard that the $2.50 tax rate is among the lowest in the state and that the average assessment ratio is about 25 percent. Neff urged retaining current local assessors for public hearings after reassessment books open, offering two of his men for on site talks. Notices will not be mailed. ads will announce completion and book access. Hearings will follow with district time. Assessors seek a 60 day extension from Judge Elliott Marshall. work must finish within 60 days or lose current year use. Board unanimously accepted the assessor recommendations to retain the present assessors.

Board of Supervisors Racey State Department of Welfare Roberta James Welefare Deepartment State Department Welfare Department Baughman ABC Iioner Elliott Marshall Neff Commonwealth Attorney

Giesen Plans Area Campaign Tour Tomorrow

Republican candidate Delegate A R Pete Giesen Jr will campaign in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties tomorrow. A 10 am car caravan will start Middletown and travel through Frederick County to Winchester then Clarke County. He will address at the Elks Lodge and attend Denny’s Auction before overnighting in Edinburg.

A.R Pete) Giesen,Jr Ith Winchester Frederick Clarke Counties Middletown Giesen Frederick County Clarke County MR. Giesen Elks Lodge N. Kent St Denny’s Berryville Pike Edinburg

Nixon shows confident lead in polls after arrival

Nixon, greeted by reporters, touted two press releases from his staff claiming he leads in eight key states. The Detroit News poll released Sunday shows him ahead by one point in Michigan amid heckling in Pittsburgh by grape-pickers movement backers. He condemned the demonstrators as voices demanding law and order. He mocked their chants with a bow and action.

Detroit News Nixon Michigan Pittsburgh California

Frederick Board Sets Hearings on Rezoning Proposals

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors approved Planning Commission rezoning recommendations and scheduled public hearings for November 11. One proposal seeks to rezone seven acres on Senseny Road from R-1 to R-2 for a three story apartment complex with pool and parking. The other would rezone the southwest corner of Route 522 and Fox Drive from A-1 to B-1, with 1008 acres across from Stine's Chapel under option to Pure Oil from J Kenneth Robinson and others. Hearing times requested as 2:30 p.m.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors Planning Commission Fred L. Glaize II E.E. Bayliss, Jr Senseny Road R-1 Sutton Matusek Rt. 522 Fox Drive Stine’s Chapel Pure Oil Company J. Kenneth Robinson

McCarthy Endorses Humphrey Citing Domestic Strength

McCarthy argues Humphrey better understands domestic needs and would act more decisively than Nixon. He says Humphrey could help scale down the arms race, reduce global tensions, and criticizes Humphrey’s Democratic reform stance as insufficient. He notes supporters have largely decided how to vote while he weighs his own decision.

Humphrey Hubert Humphrey Richar Nixon Richard Nixon United States McCarthy Democratic Party Aready

Virginia Weather Today Forecast

Variable cloudiness and colder tonight with lows of 28 to 33. Wednesday will be fair with highs in the low to mid 50s. Thursday looks fair and slightly warmer. Noon high and low today listed with sunrise sunset and lunar details including Hunter's Moon on November 4.

Rainfall totals and monthly averages from local records

Rainfall data show 24 hour total to 8 am today and October and yearly totals. Five year and 55 year averages are provided for monthly and yearly rainfall, with January through December averages and an overall annual mean of 36.50 inches.

Area Well Represented At Meeting of VEA

More than 100 administrators and teachers from Winchester Frederick and Clarke County schools attend the Virginia Education Association convention. Superintendents from the three systems join yesterday's opening session while about 25 faculty members prepare as delegates. Delegates participate in assemblies and sessions with up to 15 000 others statewide.

Winchester Frederick Clarke County Richmond Virginia Education Assny Frederick County Jacob L. Johnson Wade Johnson WEA Donald Shirley Frederick County Education Assn Charles Casey Joseph Fisher Ella Rowe Verle Foreman Jean Jacobs Robert Harper E.P. Browning Frank Whitacre Freda Yoders H. Denis Hoover Suzanne Gambill

Agnew holdings scrutiny tied to land sale details

The report outlines Agnew’s assets at about 110 084 dollars with 35 000 to 40 000 inherited. It notes prior to his governorship he disclosed bay bridge land ownership, deeded to a trust to be sold for charity profits, and that the land sold for the purchase price. The Times editorial discusses questions about the sale timing and profits, while the piece also covers Frederick County and Winchester educators’ association activities and the Virginia Education Association convention plans.

Bay Bridge New Bay Bridge State Roads Commission the Times Nixon Agnew

Bumper Crop Boosts Copra Trade With Japan and Paris Notes

The report highlights a bumper crop in Copra tied to shipments to Japan and Paris France. It mentions Spanish American interests and references Joel Chandler Harris in a wireless telephony context about global communications. The Earth figure remains a broad observance in the discussion.

Paris France Joel Chandler Harris

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Evening Star Charles Strosaider Charles Edward Strosaider Star Tannery Strosaider Zepp Richard N Julia Strosaider Maggie Shoemaker Strosnider St. James Lutheran Church Madge Peer Harilla May Shenandoah Velma Pingley Mary Brill Pauline Bowers Boyd Strosnider Homer Guy Strosnider Ada Middleton Strasburg Lawrence M. Helsley Riverview Cemetery Stover Ann Elizabeth West Lane Mt. Carmel Baptist Church Miss Harris Charles W. Harris Romain Jackson Selena M. Harris Shirley H. Burks Russell Charles Phillip Harris Lucille Thompkins Irene Baltimore Josephine Ford Elizabeth Harris Susie Mason Othela Harris David Nelson Robert Fred Martin Marcus Harris Harold Smith Samuel Smith Washington Charles Curry Lawrence Curry Richard Johnson Noah Laws Joseph Lavander Charles Jones Robert Stern MVC Aula Ova Jersey MDS Funeral Home Loudoun Street DIAL Neral Vance of Bernard Groves BERNARD F. _ GROVES MONUMEN Boscawen St Shiley Council Winchester Area Jones Jones Funeral Home Funeral Home, Inc Loudoun St U.S. Weather Bureau ESSA Pacific Northwest Great Lakes Region Central Appalachians Tennessee Valley South Atlantic Thomas . Rosenberger Welfare Board State Welfare Department County Board of Supervisors Donald Baughman Rosenberger Mr. Baugheman Don Virginia Mber FDIC Bridgewater Bridgewater College Young Republican Club Wahington Staunton Kiwanis Club Congress Glesen Bigben Baby Ben Miller’s Hardware Virginia Winchester Skies Melton F. Wright Michael M. Foreman Winchester Education Assn John C. Capehart Kenneth West Gary Streit Handley Thelma Airey Winchester Intermediate Beth Games Quarles Maria Streit John Kerr Marion T. Wood Clarke County Education Assn James Ross Clarke County Intermediate Margaret Cepelka VEA Japan Andersen Flexivent Andersen Plaize & Bro N. Cameron St
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