Deaths and Funerals Miss Barton of Berryville
Miss Mary Frances Barton 4 of Berryville died at a nursing home in Winchester She was born December 14 1868 in Loudoun County and was the daughter of Charles W Barton The funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM EST at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville led by Rev Craig Burleson Burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery A graveside service was held today for the infant son of Mr and Mrs Jack Patrick Allder of Bluemont at Ebenezer Cemetery with Rev T L Simpson The infant was born September 1 at Winchester Memorial Hospital and is survived by a sister Barbara J and a brother Larry P Allder
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Miss Barton
Loudoun
Charles W
John H. Enders
Berryville
Craig Burleson
Green Hill
Jack Patrick Allder
Bluemont
Ebenezer Cemetery
T. L. Simpson
Winchester Memorial
Barbara J
Larry P. Allder
Clarence W. Willingham obituary service time at Jones Funeral Home
Clarence W. Willingham is noted with a funeral service scheduled Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. The notice provides the time and location for the services and identifies the deceased.
Hohanness Jr dies. Baltimore lawyer once of Winchester
George William Hohanness Jr a Baltimore attorney and former Winchester resident died Saturday at Johns Hopkins Hospital. He studied at Rollins College Harvard Law and Washington and Lee Law School and served in World War II with the Army Corps of Engineers Real Estate Division. He survived by his wife Adelaide Hite and brother Bushrod Unger Hohanness. Funeral was held yesterday at Govans Presbyterian Church with burial in Gallatin Tennessee.
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Hohanness
George William Hohanness, Jr
Winchester
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins Hospital
William
Norma Unger Hohanness
Rollins College
Winter Park
Fla
Harvard University School of Law
Washington and Lee University School of Law
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Adelaide Hite
Nashville
Tenn
Bushrod Unger Hohanness
Govans Presbyterian Church
Gallatin
Willingham, Clarence William 52, Dies. Veterans of Foreign Wars Member
Clarence William Willingham 52 of 122 Euclid Ave died Sunday. A sheet metal worker for Miller and Anderson and WWII veteran, he was a VFW Post 2103 member. Survived by wife and several relatives. funeral service by Rev. T Eugene Carter Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home.
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Clarence William Willingham
Euclid Ave
Mr. Willingham
Summit Point
W. Va
George Walter
Ina Crim Wilk
Miller & Anderson
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mwahwry
Brenda W
Home Winchester
George Norman Compton
U.S. Air Force
South Vietnam
David Glenn Cowther
Raymond Willingham
Winchester
Iva Bazzle
Suitland
Georgia Clark
Washington
T. Eugene Carter
Jones Funeral Home
William B Grove 74 Martinsburg man dies in hospital
William B. Grove 74 of Martinsburg West Virginia died Sunday in a Martinsburg hospital. He was born in Grimes to William C and Lucy Finfrock Grove and was married to Rose E Castleman. A retired employee of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company, he is survived by his widow and other family members.
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William Benjamin Grove
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marinsburg
Mr. Grove
Grimes
William C
Lucy Finfrock Grove
Rose E. Castleman
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company
Representatives Invited to Chest Meetings
Representatives of area firms are invited to attend two Chest Campaign meetings on September 17 at 6 30 p m at Lee Jackson Restaurant and September 20 at 8 p m at the George Washington Hotel Each firm should send an administrative employee or a representative with most employees The agencies supported include Girl Scouts Children’s Home Fremont Street Nursery Western Guidance Center Boy Scouts Salvation Army USC and Winchester Day Nursery
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Winchester - Frederick County
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Wee
Fremont Street Nursery
Ni Western Guidance Center
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
USC
Winchester Day Nursery
Three Suns To Play Warren County Fair Nights
FRONT ROYAL The Three Suns musical trio will headline the Warren County Fair with two shows at about nine and eleven p.m. They arrive from Cavalier Beach Club in Virginia Beach carrying a $100,000 organ and other instruments in a special truck. Fred Foster, publicity chairman, said there is no extra charge for the appearance.
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Front Royal
Warren County
U.S
Cavalier Beach Club
Virginia Beach
Fred Foster
Rouss Wins First At Gaithersburg Labor Day Event
The Rouss Fire Co Knights of Erin Drum and Bugle Corps won first prize, $100 and a trophy as best appearing junior division at Gaithersburg Labor Day. Royal Sabres ofton DC did not place second. In the senior division, Masonic Temple Drum and Bugle Corps of Washington took first and Freestaters of Hagerstown Md second in the Pa firemen parade.
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Rouss Fire Co
Knights of Erin
Gaithersburg
Royal Sabres
Ton
D.C
Masonic Temple
Washington
Freestaters
Hagerstown
Fealty Pronounced How to Say It
Guide notes common mispronunciation of fealty. Learners should pronounce it fee al tee with three syllables and stress on the first syllable.
Obituary notes for Don W. Grove family member
One son Don W. Grove and a sister Mrs. Lottie Hicks of Welltown survived, along with several half brothers and sisters. The funeral was held this afternoon at 2 p.m. at the Brown Funeral Home in Martinsburg with burial at Rosedale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don W. Grove
Lottie Hicks
Welltown
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Rosedale Cemetery
Fellin and Throne Leave Hospital After Mine Rescue
Hazleton AP report details David Fellin and Henry Throne returning home after a week in hospital following a 14 day entrapment in a coal mine. They praise rescuers, mourn Louis Bova’s presumed fate, and discuss plans to renew efforts if any chance remains. State officials say reaching Bova could take about 120 days.
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Hazleton, Pa
David Fellin
Henry Throne
Hazleton State Hospital
Louis Bova
Fellin
Bova
Throne
Eenane H. Beecher
Charmbury
Gordon Smith
Dan
Marie Bova
Jeva
Marie
Eva
Gen Shepherd Recovering From Fox Hunt Injuries
Warrenton AP Gen Lemuel C Shepherd retired Marine General and former commandant of the corps lies in Bethesda Naval Hospital after a fox hunt accident near Warrenton. He suffered head injuries and a broken left arm when his horse fell clearing a fence. A groom Russell Moore fractured his leg while trying to catch the horse.
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Warrenton
Lemuel C. Shepherd
Shepherd
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Russell Moore
Holiday traffic incidents and stopover hours reported
The report notes extended holiday stop hours from Friday evening to Monday, detailing an auto crash on Rt 672 near Apple Pie Ridge involving John L. Coffelt and injuries to his and another driver’s party. A cow wandering onto Rt 7 caused a collision with John L. Woodford’s car, unknown owner, and heavy damage. A driver on S Loudoun St was charged with leaving the scene after striking a Cedar Creek Drive vehicle.
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H. K. Malbon
John L. Coffelt
Rt. 5
Apple Pie Ridge
Coffelt
Jerry R. Anderson
Siler Rt
J. W. Detrick
Rt. 7
John L. Woodford
Philippi
W. Va
Woodfong
S. Loudoun St
Bobby Ray Pribble
S. Loudoun
Detrick
Pribble
William Sanford, Jr
Bay
Cedar Creek Griade
First Negro Girls Enter White High School in Baton Rouge
Four Negro girls entered Istrouma High School today as the first of their race to attend public schools with whites in Baton Rouge. They were among 28 Negro students slated for the 12th grade across the city’s four high schools amid heavy police presence blocking school entrances. Police kept reporters and onlookers away as the girls had been registered privately the preceding week.
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Baton Rouge
Istrouma High School
Louisiana
Private School System Opens in Surry County Surry VA
In Surry County Virginia a private school system opened for white students after the county chose not to use white public schools this fall amid a racial feud over the assignment of seven Negro children. More than 800 attended opening ceremonies at the American Legion building as private high schools at Clermont and Dendron were readied.
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Surry
Su County
Surry American Legion
Re Weng Schilling Ee
Mt of
Surry County Educational Foundation
Claremont
Dendron
L. P. Jackson
Virginia Naacp
Eee
Spe
Robert Moore
Surry High
Brig. Gen. Ballard Accepts Plaque With Injury
Brig. Gen. Robert A. Ballard of Homestead Florida National Guard accepted a unit safety award citation at Fort Stewart Georgia. He reached out with a bandaged left hand after a soot had been caught in a car door during the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Robert A. Ballard
Homestead
Fla., National
Answers for I Q Answers 4 Ben Hur
The list presents items with numbered prompts and terse responses including names and objects such as Raleigh Hummingbird Egypt and drink. The sequence hints at a riddle or navigation through cultural terms and a note about sprouting occurring the first night.
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Ben Hur
Raleigh
Egypt
Weather Today Rainfall and Averages
Rainfall in the past 48 hours totals .02 inches with August to date 2.23 inches and annual 1963 total 22.04 inches. Fifty year averages show yearly 36.91 inches and monthly norms by month from January 2.40 to December 2.40 inches, with August 2.52 inches and July 3.90 inches.
Weather Forecast Brief for Today
Forecasters report a mixed sky with partial sunshine and clouds through the day. Winds remain light with sea temperature expectations hovering near seasonal norms.
Handley School assigns rooms and entry points for students
Dr. Quarles outlines Handley School’s northwest corridor home rooms and west boulevard entrance. Sixth grade transfers from Virginia Ave will have homeroom postings in Handley’s play court and pupils will wait there for directions. Returning pupils keep last year rooms. new registrations were completed with no further intake Thursday.
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Handley School
Quarles
Handley
Virginia Ave
Delayed Registration Affects Local School Transfers
Schools announce a delayed registration period on Monday September 9 at 10 a.m. Students moving from John Kerr third grade to Quarles fourth grade must report to Quarles Auditorium for home room assignments. Fifth grade Quarles to Handley sixth grade transfers have names posted on the doors.
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John Kerr School
Quarles
Quarles School
Handley
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Lee County, Rest Nursing Home
Allder Infant
Clarence W. Willingham
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Winchester Lodge
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Sumia
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Rouss
Loudoun ST
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Fox Hunt
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Fauquier Hospital
Virginia Military Institute
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Warrenton Hunt Club
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Clearbrook
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