Obituaries from Winchester memorial hospital losses
Funeral services announced for Edna Elaine Clowser 58 of 325 Kerr Street and Anna M Bockey 86 of 206 B N Kent Street. Burial at Mount Hebron and Shenandoah Memorial Park. Doctors Casey Swiggett Richards named along with pallbearers and bereaved families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Elaine Clowser
Kerr St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones, Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
Anna M. Bockey
Kent St
Jones Funeral Home
Natham Williamson
Herbert Taylor
James Taylor
Charles Mauck
William Homer
Andy Mauck
Winston Wallace, Jr
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Benjamin J Chrismore former Camp Hill resident dies
Benjamin J Chrismore of Camp Hill Harrisburg Pa a former Winchester resident died at an age not stated He was the son of the late George Edward and Emma Alberta Chrismore He worked at Eakins Tire Co and L B Smith Co He belonged to Trinity Lutheran Church Perseverance Lodge 21 FMAM Harrisburg Consistory Zembo Temple and several local clubs He is survived by his widow Esther N Chrismore and sisters Ethel Cleven ger Zella Sanford and E H Anderson A funeral was held at Myers Funeral Camp Hill with burial in East Harrisburg Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph M. Casey
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Casey
Nor- Wien
Teak
Patrick W
Ann Casey
Katherine Hicks
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Forty & Eight Volture
American Legion
Conrad Hoover
Joseph H. Casey
Edison, N.J
John R. Casey
Woodstock
James W. Casey
Charles H. Casey
Winchester
May Philburn
Agnes Casey
Norwich
Jones Funeral Home
Ward
Benjamin J., Chrismore
Camp Hill
Harrisburg
Chrismore
George Edward
Emma Alberta Chrismore
Frederick County
Eakins Tire Co
L.B. Smith Co
Trinity Lutheran Church of
Perseverance Lodge
Fm&am
Zembo Temple
Zembo Luncheon Club
Forest 43
Tall Cedars of
Lebanon
Perseverance Royal Arch Chapter
Acacia Club
The
Executive Club
Kiwanis Club
Chamber of Commerce
National Council of Industrial Management Club
YMCA
Winchester youths remain in critical condition after Capon Bridge crash
David V. Hewett 13 of Winchester remains in the Winchester Memorial Hospital ICU in very serious condition after a 4 p.m. Sunday crash at Capon Bridge West Virginia. Ruby McDonald 11, also of Winchester, is still on the critical list. Vernon Cletus Hott 34 of Yellow Springs is shown improving after a Rt 529 Friday evening accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David V. Hewett
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Ruby McDonald
Vernon Cletus Hott
Yellow Springs
F111A Ready to Resume Combat Missions in Vietnam
Gen John P McConnell says the F111A fighter bomber is ready to return to combat in Southeast Asia after fixing a faulty actuator rod blamed for crashes. The remark followed an acceptance ceremony handing the first F111C to Australia, which has 24 on order at a flyaway price of 5.95 million each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense Department
Vietnam
Air Force
General Dynamics Fort Worth
McConnell
United States
Allen Fairhall
Reach
Caltech Car Wins Race Across U S
Caltech student team piloting a Microbus finishes the 3000 mile cross country race in 214 hours with penalties. MIT's Corvair arrives earlier on paper but higher penalties may decide the winner. Race began Aug 26 with teams from Caltech and MIT competing for electric propulsion publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
California Institute of Technology
Massachusetts Institute of Techhnology
MIT
Caltech
Pasadena
Calif
Machine Design Magazine
Cleveland
Ohio
Waley Rippel
Hollywood
Ronald Gremban
Reno
Nev
George Swartz
University of Washington
Rippel
Len Loeb
Corpus Christi
Tex
Jury Hearing Suits In School Mishap
The jury trial of Floyd O. Leighton and Floyd O. Leighton Jr. vs John W. Duvall opened in Corporation Court over a Handley High School woodmaking class accident. Young Leighton suffered partial finger amputations and lacerations after a table saw incident on February 18, 1966, with the guard allegedly pushed aside during operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd O. Leighton
Floyd O. Leighton, Jr
John W. Duvall
Corporation Court
Mr. Duvall
Handley High School
Young Leighton
828 Signatures On County Referendum Petition For Liquor Vote
The Frederick County report shows 828 valid signatures on Joseph A. Massie Jr petition for a local option vote on liquor by the drink. The case mentions a woodworking accident involving a student and a blade guard, with claims that the instructor should have required its use. Court deadlines for a base lot election are noted, and damages sought include medical expenses and loss of use of the boy’s left hand. Attorneys are Benjamin M. Butler and Thomas V. Monahan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Ontorney
Duvalllin County
Young Leighton
Massie
Robert K. Woltz
Dabney W. Watts
Benjamin M. Butler
Thomas V. Monahan
Mr. Duvall
Mr. Butler
Butler
Winchester referendum set for November fifth
Judge Marshall signed an order on August 30 naming November 5 for a Winchester referendum. The city needed 666 valid signatures and collected 702, meeting the 15 percent threshold of the 1964 presidential vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watts
Elliott D. Marshall
Winchester
Harvesting of Apple Crop Meeting Set in Winchester
The Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association will hold a meeting here tomorrow night to discuss harvesting the 1968 crop. The meeting is at the Winchester Apple Growers south plant behind the Virginia Cold Storage starting at 8 o clock and is open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association
Winchester Apple Growers South
Virginia Cold Storage
Richmond
Gag Rule in U S House Defines Debate Limits
In the U S House of Representatives a gag rule outlines restrictions on debate. The rule limits speaking time and topic discussion to streamline proceedings and force quicker votes.
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U.S. House of Representatives
County Board debates thistle control and spraying ban
County officials debated thistle spray plans proposed by John Gerkin to educate landowners and farmers. The discussion covered timing from Oct 1 to Nov 20, spraying methods, licensing, and a moratorium on 2 4 D Esther while weighing economic and environmental risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gerkin
Extension Service
Gerkin
Blacksburg
VPI
Daray
B. Beverley Byrd
Berryville
Byrd
Board of Supervisors
Kenneth N. Gilpin
Lee
Gilpin
Eustace Jackson
Jack Hardesty
Esther l
Esther
Weather outlook bright with mild temperate week ahead
Fair tonight and Thursday with some cloudiness. Low tonight 60 to 66, high Thursday 78 to 85. Friday looks warmer with a chance of showers. Five day forecast shows near normal temperatures across the state with highs 80s to upper 80s in most regions and cooler weekend relief. Observations include sunset 7 39 p m, sunrise 6 44 a m, and full moon on September 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ramntatr
Rainfall totals and averages for past years
Rainfall data shows 1968 up to 8 am today totaling 22.50 inches. Five year 1963–1967 totals range 26.85 to 36.48 inches. Monthly averages for 55 years list January 2.41 inches to December 2.34 inches, with annual January–December average 36.50 inches.
Stephens City Council Organizes New Term
The Stephens City Mayor Lynn Comer and six Town Council members began two year terms on Sept 1 and held a regular session. They appointed committees including Finance with Lemery Ewing Fletcher, Water and Sewer led by Sullivan, Street led by Ewing, and other panels for Ordinance Fire Health and Public Safety Light and Power Building and Inspection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Lynn Comer
Gilda Lemery
Frank Ewing
George Fletcher
George Sullivan
Ewing
William D. White
George Monk
Fletcher
Mrs. Lemley
Mr. White
Mr. Monk
Mr. Sullivan
Mr. Ewing
Mr. Fletcher
Light and Power
Children Use Fake Money in Post Office Change Machine
Eight Virginia Beach children ages eight to twelve exploited a change machine at a shopping center post office using play money. They ran up a $140 score before inspectors uncovered the scheme. In juvenile court Judge Phillip L. Russo ordered each child to repay $5.63 to the Post Office and to write a 1,500 word essay on obedience within two weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phillip L. Russo
Post Office Department
Joseph Crosswhite
Wall Street Steady Gains After Labor Day Rally
The market opened with modest advances on the New York Stock Exchange as the AP average rose to 333.9 and several stocks posted gains. Dow Jones moved up while blue chips lagged, with Du Pont and Astroada among notable decliners and construction spending boosting sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Stock Exchange
Addressograph
Global Marine
Sunasco
Teed
Stokely van Camp
du Pont
Xerox
IBM
Glen Alden
American Stock Exchange
Mohawk
H&b American
DMH Corp
Fleetwood Enterprises
National Presto Industries
Condemco
Astroada
Nixon forecast targets in 1968 campaign
Nixon said Wallace could not siphon many votes and named New York California Illinois Pennsylvania Ohio Michigan and Texas as the big seven states with 210 electoral votes. He planned to focus on the South with Tennessee Kentucky Virginia North Carolina Georgia and Florida and may use more televised Q A sessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Nixon
Hubert H. Humphrey
Wallace
Illinois
California
Texas
Pennsylvania
New York
Ohio
Michigan
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Florida
Chicago
Avocado acquittal echoes in Syria Tokyo Rose case
A fragmentary OCR list links a Syria acquittal note to Tokyo Rose, a doctor heir, and references to vegetables, a pipeline, and global seas. The garbled items include Girl Scouts and various ocean regions, leaving a puzzle of disconnected elements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syria
Tokyo Rose
N. Atlantic
S. Atlantic
N. Pacific
S. Pacific
Arctic
Ant‘arctic
Girl Scouts
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Clowser Service
L. Marshall, Boyd
George B.boyd
William H. Koontz
Landon G. Boyer
Wilburn A. McCauley
George W. Crowser, Jr
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Wyoming
Bockey
Swiggett Service
Wilbur N. Swiggett
Eagle Drive
George H. Stein
Kenneth Combs
Andrew L. Higgs
Gerald M. Hepner
Fred Wehrheim
Cecil Carter
Marshall Henry
Teamsters
Harry A. Richards
Montague Ave
Vernon E. Inman
John A. Baden
G. Robert White
C. Vernon White
Fred Stine
Harold L. Cooper
John H. Knode, Jr
George B. Whitacre
Mr. Chrismore
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Om Gureral
Loudoun Street
Ordera
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Great Lakes
Ohio and
Mississippi Valleys
Gulf Coastal States
Rockies
FINA
Porter-Cable and
Black-Decker
Sander
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
U.S
Clarke
Winchester Skies
Stephens City Council
Virginia -Beach
Wall Street
I, Q
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
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