Obituaries From Winchester Area Fall Quietly
Mrs Lula Brittinghard Long of Somerset County Maryland died at home on Friday widow of Alonza Long. Survived by two daughters Mrs Williams Out ten of Somerset County and Mrs George Reed of Philadelphia three sons Alonzo Long Jr Dorsey and Hyland Long two sisters Mrs William Grove and Mrs Carl Ritter. Funeral service held at Rehobeth Baptist Church. Mason R Hitt 64 of Winchester died at Winchester Memorial Hospital survived by widow Dorothy Ramey and several siblings. funeral tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Flowers omitted donations to Cancer Fund. Austin L Hoover 53 of Mechanicsburg died at Holy Spirit Hospital. Survived by widow daughter and son. funeral tomorrow at Mount Olive Church. Burial Mount Olive. Body to church one hour before service.
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Lula Brittinghard Long
Somerset County
Eastern Shore
Alonza Long
Long
Williams. Outten
George Reed
Philadelphia
Alonzo Long, Jr
Dorsey and
Hyland Long
William GB
Grove
Washington St
Winchester
Carl R. Ritter
Rehobeth Baptist Church
Mr. Hitt
Rappahannock County
Richard
Sarah Jewell Hitt
First Presbyterian Church of
National Fruit Products Company
Dorothy Ramey
James Hitt
Baltimore
Charles
Nelson Hitt
Washington
Clara Kanotus
Beulah Hitt
Willie Winegardner
Arlington
Irene Mason
Alexandria
Omps Funeral
G. Raymond Wolmendorff
Harry H. Guard
Wilbur H, Wisecarver
Samuel W. Ware
Ralph M. Saville
Homer I, Peer
Mervil C. Bailey
Austin L. Hoover
Nixon Drive
Mechanicsburg
Holy Spirit
Camp Hill
Mr. Hoover
Frederick County
Carter L
Gertrude Clowser Hoover
Lansing L. Hoover
Joyce M. Hoover
Margie L. Hoover
Brabara Pifer
Dillsburg
Joseph W. Hoover
Harrisonburg
Carl S. Hoover
Victor E. Hoover
USAF
Germany
Vernon L. Hoover
Helen Conley
Lubbock
Texas
Anna Fout
James Grim and James White Grim Obituary Notes
James Grim and James White Grim, both 80, of Winchester died Sunday and were mourned with services planned at Omps Funeral Home and Jones Funeral Home. Grim was a WWI veteran, Virginia Woolen Co. retiree, Grace Lutheran Church member, with two stepdaughters and a sister. Clark, 64, of Berryville, died yesterday. he ran Greenwood Grocery and belonged to Full Gospel Tabernacle Church, with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Mr. Grim
William and
Sallie Carl Grim
Grace Lutheran Church of Winchester
Virginia Woolen Co
Ida. B. Chapman
Bessie Rees
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mable Johnson
Winchester
Charles Henry Grim
William Grim
Stafford
Margaret Grandstaff
Gainesboro
Robert Lee Clark
Route 1
Berryville
Mr. Clark
Frederick County
Frank
Lillie Carper Clark
Cora Clem
Hagerstown
Greenwood
Full Gospel Tabernacle Church
Dolly Grim
Kernstown
Albert Clark
Bufflick Road
Charles Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Funeral Services for Hoover Clark Shifflett Arrangements
Funeral services are announced for Mr. Austin L. Hoover Tuesday at 1 30 P M at Mount Olive Evangelical United Brethren Church. Mr Robert Lee Clark is set for Wednesday at 1 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. Mrs Gladys Marie Shifflett Cave arrangements incomplete.
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Austin L. Hoover
Mount Olive
Robert Lee Clark
Gladys Marie Shifflett Cave
Princeton Seminary Opens 1967-68 Year With Record Enrollment
Princeton Theological Seminary begins the 1967 68 academic year with an enrollment exceeding 600 students, the largest in its 156 year history, highlighting growth at the Presbyterian institution in Princeton New Jersey.
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Princeton
Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian
War Policy Before Adjournment
Three House members urge Congress to remain in session to decide Vietnam war policy. Reps Paul Findley F Bradford Morse and William Hungate push for hearings on Southeast Asia policy as lawmakers forecast a 1967 adjournment near Thanksgiving. Senator Morton repeats call to end search and destroy missions citing high casualties.
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Washington
Congress
Vietnam
House
Thruston
Morton
U.S
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Markets Edge Higher
Wall Street opened the new week with mixed prices and active trading. Chrysler slipped while Standard Oil rose after favorable notes from an advisory service. GM faced uncertainty amid strike talks and weak machine tool orders. Opening prices included Pfizer up, American Telephone flat, Westinghouse down, Bethlehem Steel steady.
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New York
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
Standard Oil
New Jersey
International Oils
General Motors
Pfizer
American Telephone
Westinghouse Electric
Bethlehem
Vehicle collision on Rt 7 near Berryville injures no one
Two cars collided at 4 15 p m on Rt 7 near Berryville causing about 600 in property damage. Young Peacemaker treated for head cuts and released from hospital. Guthridge and Peacemaker cars sustained about 200 and 100 in damage respectively. Drivers were Tommy Lockhart and John Burkey of Winchester.
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Rt. 11
Winchester
Rt. 7
Berryville
Tommy Lockhart
John Burkey
Frederick County Sends Nineteen Delegates to VEA Meet
H Denis Hoover announced nine Frederick County teachers will be delegates to the Virginia Education Association convention in Richmond, with names Edna Fetter Gordon Margee Wisecarver Renner Winkfield Wells Hubbard Brumback. Delegates assemble Wednesday evening and Hoover will help with credentials.
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H. Denis Hoover
Frederick County
Weather Elsewhere Report
A brief weather note lists conditions in distant regions with high and low readings. It notes temperature contrasts and forecasts general patterns without local specifics.
Weather Today and Week Outlook With Mild Temperatures
Mostly sunny and warmer today with highs in the 60s. Tonight will be 38 to 46 degrees with not as cold. Tuesday to Friday expect variable clouds and above normal highs in the 65 to 70 range and night lows in the 40s. Rain chances limited to under a quarter inch. Sun and moon times noted.
Five-year and long-term rainfall totals and averages
Rain totals for the last 48 hours ending 8:30 am. October rainfall this year reaches 3.41 inches, with 1967 to date at 32.11. Five-year January to December figures show 1962 to 1966 totals of 39.73, 33.46, 31.63, 26.85, 33.82 inches. Long-term monthly averages over 54 years are listed with January 2.44 through December 2.30 inches.
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Conservation Week Observed by Lord Fairfax District
The Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservation District observes Natural Resource Conservation Week Oct 29 to Nov 4. Shenandoah County Extension agent J Carol Conner notes the district covers Clarke Frederick Shenandoah and Warren counties with 1 323 square miles and 3 943 farms totaling over 800 000 acres. District board members include JSB Hepner Malcolm Brumback Roy Bagenant Coiner Arthur Weiss and R H Rudacille. Coiner says farms are consolidating or subdividing for recreation and mountain land is increasingly used for leisure. He urges care for future generations and notes soil survey data grow in importance.
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Lord Fairfax Soil and Water Conservation District
J. Carol Conner
Shenandoah County
Lord Fairfax
Clarke
Frederick
Shenandoah
Warren
Virginia Soil and Water Conservation Commission
JS B. A. Hepner
Maurertown
Malcolm Brumback
Middletown
Frederick County
Roy Bageant
Winchester
Mr. Coiner
Woodstock
Arthur Weiss
Berryville
Clarke Coun
R. H. Rudacille
Front Royal
Warren County
Coiner
Shenandoah Valley
Pope Paul VI Fever Relapse Recedes Rest Begins
Vatican doctors report Pope Paul VI's fever is going down after a weekend relapse and he has begun a rest period to prepare for prostate surgery. The date of the operation remains unset, fueling speculation about possible delays. Virginia had four paper mills in 1810.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Vatican
Virginia
Fire in Trailer Extinguished at Hart's Trailer Park
Clearbrook firemen reported extinguishing a fire in a trailer owned by Leon Fridley in Hart's Trailer Park Saturday at 5 15 p m. The blaze scorched a mattress and caused smoke damage. Winchester Fire Inspector William Gochenour Sr said an earlier alarm for an automobile fire on Charles St was found to be extinguished. An alarm on Liberty Ave yesterday at 12 50 p m is under investigation. About 30 000 drivers participate in automobile racing in the United States.
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Clearbrook
Leon Fridley
Stephenson
Hart’s
Winchester
William Gochenour
Charles St
Gochenour
Liberty Ave
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Mason R. Hitt
Fairmont Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Austin Hoover
James Grim
James White Grim
Shawnee Ave
Omps
Norman Competon
Jack Ryan
Forrest Shifflett
Darby Hoover
Vernon Combs
Ralph Combs
Robert Ryan
Mount Hebron
R. Lee Clark
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ars
Mason R
HITT
Tues
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
James W, Grim
Iat Goud
ORAS
Gory
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
BUICK
T-Bird Cpe
POE Oldsmobile, Inc
Commercial St
Winchester, Va
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Louisiana
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the Order
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Guthridge
C&s Bank
Winchester, Virginia
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Tyler
Harrison
Sinbad the Sailor
French West Africa
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