Obituaries of Ethel LeDane and Susannah Solenberger
Obituary notices report the deaths of Ethel Loudell LeDane 54 of Gainesboro in Winchester Memorial Hospital and Susannah Stamy Solenberger 95 of Route 1 Ritter Convalescent Home. LeDane leaves children Lincoln Grant Charlottesville Fay Jones Hoover and Connie Dell LeDane with five grandchildren. Solenberger burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery follows no flowers per request. Services set at Jones Funeral Home with multiple pallbearers listed for each.
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Ethel Loudell LeDane
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
John A and
Laevinia Smith Dick
Harry W. LeDane
Winchester
Charles B. (Fay) Jones
Charlottesville
Connie Dell LeDane
Thomas D. Cather
John W. Rees
Clark W. Jolley
Meda Dick
Washington
Jones Funeral Home
Ralph
Malcolmb
E. W. Adams, Jr
Jay McNeil
James Adams, Jr
Joseph Davis, Sr
Rex.g
Light
N. F. Brown
Burtat
Mount Hebron
Sugannah Stamy Solenberger
Route 1
Ritter Convalescent Home
Floyd Wine
Howard Carlyle
Ernest F. Smith
Ora L. Foltz
Roy Russell
John W.lind
J. J. Russell, Jr
Mount Helbron Cemetery
Camp Fire Girls Organization Origins in 1910
The Camp Fire Girls began in 1910 when Dr. and Mrs. Luther Gulick joined with others to plan a program offering healthful recreation for girls.
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Camp Fire Girls Organization
Luther Gulick
Mrs Rebecca Creamer 90 dies in Winchester hospital
Rebecca Creamer of Boyce 90 died yesterday afternoon in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born May 22 1877 she was daughter of Charles and Mary Cain of Warren County. She married twice first Ben Diffenderfer then Frank Creamer both deceased. Surviving six children two daughters in law and two sons in law, sister, six grandchildren, seven great grandchildren, two great great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set with services Monday at Boyce Methodist Church Reverend Jesse E Tate Jr to officiate and burial in Prospect Hill Cemetery Front Royal.
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Rebecca Creamer
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles
Mary Robinson Cain
Warren County
Ben Diffenderfer
Frank Creamer
Aaron
Paul Cream
Leonard Payton
Jesse Dellinger
Vernie Creamer
Middletown
Haywood Wesley Cain
Camden
N.J
Life Preservers Stolen From Winchester Park
Winchester police report two life preservers valued at 18 dollars each were taken from the Recreation Department. Entry was gained by pulling up a section of the fence and crawling through. Police are investigating the incident.
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Winchester
Winchester Recreation Department
Two Minor Fires Reported in Winchester Area
Firemen answered alarms on Bruce Street at 10 13 a m for a trash fire described as controlled burning and not extinguished. Shawnee fire department extinguished an automobile fire at Ward s Shopping Plaza yesterday at 9 10 p m with no further details available.
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Winchester
Bruce St
Shawnee Fire Department
Ward’s
Time Capsule 1923 and Earlier Time Capsules Published
Time magazine folds the year 1923 into a condensed book to let readers relive the year as written at that time. The new edition is a large paperback and is issued alongside Time Capsules 1929 1941 and 1950, due in August.
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New York
Time Magazine
Auto Strike Threat Grows Amid Union Negotiations
The AP reports the prospect of a nationwide auto strike strengthens as General Motors Ford and Chrysler made initial offers to the UAW. Reuther blasts the proposals as inadequate while targeting GM as a conspirator. The current contract nears expiration, with price hikes and wage gains anticipated for 650,000 workers.
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Jacklefler
New York
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Proeposals
Washington Convicted of Robbery and Sentenced
Paul Eugene Washington, 18, of Middletown, was found guilty by a Winchester Corporation Court jury of robbery by force after about three hours of deliberation. He received the minimum five years in state penitentiary for the March 26, 1966 incident at Russell's Egg Market on Kent Street in Middletown.
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Paul Eugene Washington
Middletown
Winchester Corporation
Washington
Eyster B. Biddle
Russell’s Egg Market
Kent St
Mr. Biddle
Yester
E. Eugene Gunter
Biddle
Gunter
Maryland
Commonwealth
Dabney W. Watts
Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Watts
Stuart L. Craig
Danville
Ignatius sworn in as Navy secretary in Pentagon ceremony
Paul R Ignatius was sworn in as secretary of the Navy in a Pentagon ceremony. Defense Secretary McNamara praised him as a trusted associate and noted his experience as founder of a private management firm shaping stronger Pentagon logistics.
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Washington
Paul R. Ignatius
Pentagon
McNamara
Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg Highlighted
Restoration of Colonial Williamsburg has stood as one of the most meticulous efforts in modern times, reflecting careful scholarship, reconstruction, and preservation of historic spaces and artifacts.
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Colonial Williamsburg
Weather Today in Virginia Clear and cool with sunny Sunday
Forecast calls for clear and cool conditions in Virginia tonight with lows in the upper 40s in the mountains and around 50s elsewhere. Sunday will be sunny and cool with highs ranging from 66 to 76 degrees.
Rainfall totals and averages for past years
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 am was none. September rainfall to date is none, 1967 stands at 26.10 for the year. Five year January to December totals show 1962 39.73 inches, 1963 33.46, 1964 31.63, 1965 26.85, 1966 33.82 with an overall monthly average across 54 years: January 2.44, February 2.10, March 3.07, April 3.16, May 3.64, June 3.76, July 3.75, August 3.72, September 2.80, October 3.10, November 2.22, December 2.30.
Winchester Skies Weather and Rainfall Totals
Winchester notes sunset and sunrise times for Saturday and Sunday with moonrise and rainfall figures. It records 24 hour rainfall to 8:30 a.m. and annual rainfall totals for September and the year 1967.
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Winchester
Steel bar price hike seen holding to rise
New York AP reports major steel makers including Republic, Bethlehem, Inland, Jones & Laughlin, Armco, Kaiser, United States Steel, and others joined a price increase on bars despite a Johnson administration plea for restraint. Johnson voiced regret but offered no action, while the government moved to ship wheat to India.
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Matenr
Radio Corp. of America
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
Inland
Jones & Laughlin
Armco
New York
Johnson
Washington News
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Inland Steel Co
Jones & Laugh
United States Steel Corp
Gardner Ackley
President
Council of Economic Advisors
Cyprus Population by Ethnic Origins
About 80 percent of Cyprus inhabitants are Greek, around 18 percent Turkish, with Armenians and Maronites making up the remainder. The figures reflect the island's mixed communities and historical diversity.
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Island of
Cyprus
Ilse Koch Ends Life in Bavarian Prison
AP reports Ilse Koch sixty died by suicide in her Bavarian prison cell after breakfast. She had spent decades in custody, once linked to Buchenwald crimes and notorious tattooed prisoner killings, with a complex postwar sentence history.
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Chach
Germany
Ilse Koch
Buchenwald
Egmg
Bavarian Women’s Prison
Koch
U. S
Augsburg
U.S
Lucius D. Clay
Five Americans Dead as Katrina Strikes San Felipe Mexico
Five Americans killed when a car was toppled by 96 mph winds in San Felipe Baja California as Hurricane Katrina hit the fishing village. Two Mexican girls missing feared swept to sea. rescue efforts bogged by damaged roads and cut communications.
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San Felipe
Mexico
Baja California
Mexicali
U.S
Red Cross
California
Arthur Feldmann
Alfredo Lopez Gutierrez
Death Toll Rises in Saigon Urban Attacks and Bus Minings
U S authorities warned of Communist booby traps including lighters and candy bars as terrorists target policemen and Americans. In 24 hours Saigon saw several attacks wounding six and killing one American, with Coast Route 1 and Highway 4 facing similar guerrilla incidents. A bus mine 36 miles southwest of Saigon killed 17 civilians and wounded 25, with two prior bus mineings in northern provinces.
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U.S
Saigon
Highway 4
Delta
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Winchester Evening Star
Harry LeDane
Solenberger Service
Susannah S. Solenberger
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Favers
Omds Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Vance of
Mimere
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mrs. Creamer
J-M
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
KENT
Gardner Aetley
Il of Economic Advisers
Ackley
Chryslers
American Motors
RCA
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Hoover
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Frank H. Spedding
Ames Laboratory
Iowa State University
Chicago
William Webster
Boston
AEC
Rowe
Mass
Henry D. Smyth
Princeton University
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
National Academy of Sciences
Associated Press
Edward Webb Martin
America
China
Hong Kong
Dean Rusk
Paul Martin
U.N. General Assembly
Maritime Administration
Olympia
Wash
Suisun Bay
Calif
Bryarly & Louthanne
Rouss Ave
Albany
Albuquerque A
Atlanta
Bismarc Carse
Fisves
Buffalo
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Maines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
Mols
St. P
New Orleans
Okla
City
Clay
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Clear
Ptind
Nae - Ae
Ore
Rapid City
Averto” Se
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Sk
San Diego
San Fran
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
Virginia
Capitol
India
Armed Services
North Vietnam
Middlebrough, England
Church of England
London
I, Q
South Dakota
John Adams
Glaize & Bro
Laize & Bro
Cameron St
J.W. Arthur
E. Boscawen
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