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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1967

Page

2

Obituaries A Coates and Shank Die in Winchester Area

Hugh Eddie Coates 52 of Welltown Pike died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a residence in Madison. He leaves Betty Shank widow and nine grandchildren among many relatives. The Shank obituary notes a Baltimore born former George Washington Hotel steward, Catherine Pabst Shank widow and several Winchester siblings. Funeral plans are pending.

Hugh Eddie Coates Welltown Pike Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Coates Madison, County William F Ada M. Jenkins Coates Betty Shank Gene Teets Pentecostal Church Lawrence Coates Ft. Sill Okla Hazel Sours Boyce Joseph Coates St. Petersburg Flay Priscella Mark Coates Isiah Jenkins Culpeper Mary Weakley Rappahanock County Ada Jenkins Madison Jessie Coates Orange County Charles Coates Winchester Mildred Cook Irvin Coates Jones Funeral Home Merly Baltimore Shank William and Mary W. Shank Handley High School George Washington Hotel Catherine Pabst Shank J. T. Simmons Carl Fix Conley Anderson W. Marvin Shank Marianna Beckenheimer C. Roberts Shank Weber Funeral Home Mount Hope Cemetery Woodsboro

NFRW Official Visits Winchester TV Office

Miss Elizabeth M. Fielding of Washington, public relations director for the National Federation of Republican Women, toured the local TV Cable system with the National Community Television Association. She observed a Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad demonstration and donated to the squad before departing.

Elizabeth M. Fielding Washington National Community Television Association Miss Fielding National Federation of Republican Women Winchester Tom Terrier Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad William Baker

Cornell Held For Grand Jury On Fire Charge

Acting Judge Robert K. Woltz ordered Robert Edward Cornell to be held for Corporation Court grand jury action after a preliminary hearing in Municipal Court. Cornell, 23, of 402 Highland Ave., is accused of setting a December 1 fire at a storehouse at 445 N. Cameron St. occupied by Virginia Aerosol, Inc. Defense attorney E Eugene Gunter questioned the evidence, noting Cornell’s statement to city police lacks detail and provides little illumination on how the fire started.

Robert K. Woltz Robert Edward Cornell Highland Ave Corporation Court Cornell N. Cameron St Virginia Aerosol, Inc E. Eugene Gunter Gunter

Life Underwriters To Attend Virginia State Meeting

Winchester Life Underwriters members will travel to Richmond for the Virginia Association State Board meeting Saturday. Rex Simpson international committeeman, Robert C. Legg president, Ronald L. Greene vice-president, Alson S. Hott treasurer, and Lee Hollis legislative chairman are among those attending. The gathering starts Saturday morning at Holiday Inn No. 2.

Winchester Association of Life Underwriters Virginia Association Richmond Rex Simpson Robert C. Legg Ronald L. Greene Alson S. Hott Lee Hollis State Association of Life Underwriters Holiday Inn No. 2

Counterfeit Bills Found Across Local Banks

Banks report counterfeit notes with serial DO266-7303A and A-23 after visible flaws and smeared ink. Shenandoah Valley Bank teller found a second fake linked to Valley Photo Center, Drug Fair, and other banks await confirmation. Officials describe the notes as fairly good counterfeits with inked lines mimicking silk.

Jay Lowden Shenandoah Valley Bank Valley Photo Center Farmers and Merchants National Bank Charles G. Jones Commercial & Savings Bank

Teachers Salary Disputes Close Schools Across Nation

The Associated Press reports widespread teacher salary disputes force school closures affecting over 600000 students, with potential escalation to more than two million. Michigan leads with many districts on extended breaks, while New York discusses a two year 125 million contract proposal joining a possible teachers strike.

Associated Press Detroit Norman Drachler New York Michigan Board of Education John V. Lindsay

County Hires Attorneys for Annexation Suit

Frederick County Board of Supervisors adopts a resolution to hire two special attorneys John H. Thornton Jr. of Woods Rogers Muse Walker Thornton and J Sloan Kuykendall of Kuykendall Whiting to represent the county against the City of Winchester in an annexation case. The panel is authorized to hire financial and engineering experts to gather data and testify for the county.

Frederick

Crites Competing In Truck Roadeo

Donald L. Crites will represent Winchester at the National Truck Roadeo in Tulsa Oklahoma from September 10 to 12. He won the Four Axle Class at the State Truck Roadeo in Roanoke in August and drives for Allegheny Freight Lines Inc as a resident of Route 3.

Donald L. Crites Winchester Tulsa Oklahoma Mr. Crites Roanoke Rt. 3 Allegheny Freight Lines, Inc

Wall Street Edges Up Amid Auto Strike And Mixed Stocks

Wall Street rose slightly in early trading as Ford held steady amid a United Auto Workers strike. GM gained fractionally and Chrysler eased, American Motors was unchanged, while gainers edged losers by about 100 on the day. Dow rose a point as autos paused.

New York Ford United Auto Workers Union General Motors Chrysler American Motors Parke Davis American Telephone National Propane Arlan’s Department Stores Collins Radio Boeing Xerox United Airlines Philadelphia Green Giant Eastman Kodak American Dynanamid

Public Health Service reports dated water share of users

U S Public Health Service figures show 47 percent of the population using public water supplies received dated water, either from natural sources or from artificial processing.

U.S. Public Health Service

Thieu Appeals for Sacrifices Amid Election Attacks

President elect Nguyen Van Thieu urged nationwide renunciation of luxuries and public dinners to aid election victims. He cited over 1,500 Vietnamese casualties from Communist attacks during the election week, including 331 killed and 1,212 wounded, as Sunday elections for president vice president and a 60 member Senate proceeded.

Saigon Nguyen van Thieu Senate

Weather today and weekend forecast in Winchester

Fair and mild through Friday with highs 80 to 83. Tonight’s low in the upper 50s and Saturday should stay partly cloudy and mild. Winds light variable today, mostly south at 5 to 10 mph Friday. Noon high 87, low 68, today compared with year ago. Sunset 7:36 p.m., sunrise 6:46 a.m., moonset 9:28 p.m., first quarter on Sept 10.

Winchester

Rainfall totals and monthly averages for recent years

Rainfall in the past 72 hours ends at 8 30 a m shows none. September rainfall to date none. 1967 total 26 10. Five year January through December sums: 1962 9 73 1963 33 46 1964 31 63 1965 26 85 1966 33 82. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years: January 2 44 February 2 10 March 3 07 April 3 16 May 3 64 June 3 76 July 3 78 August 3 72 September 2 80 October 3 10 November 2 54 December 2 30.

Miniskirts Win School Fight at Haverhill High

Principal Felix W. Andrus acknowledged the miniskirt trend as unavoidable at Haverhill High School. He noted the school had banned miniskirts previously but now must accept the style, though skirts above the knee remain restricted to one inch.

Haverhill, Mass Felix W. Andrus Haverhill High

Edinburg police chief resigns after two years

Bob Bowman, Edinburg police chief for nearly two years, resigns effective Tuesday night. He told town officials the part-time post consumed too much of his free time, as council discussed hiring a full-time officer and levying higher taxes to offset police costs.

Edinburg Bob Bowman

True answers from a trivia checklist

A compact list of ten answers spans topics from names like Max Baer and Beethoven to places such as Montana and Germany. It includes a card noting New Year’s Day in PaSa dena California and references to the Shannon River and Hampton Roads Virginia as part of the sequence.

Wounded Maryland man returns home from hospital

Richard Kory twenty was wounded by a gunshot at a West Virginia camp on Labor Day. He has been moved home to Landover Hills Maryland by the Rescue Squad. The injury is described as not major and his condition as good. A hearing is planned Saturday before a Capon Bridge justice of the peace.

Woodstock Woodstock W. F. Geisert Bridgewater College Woodstock Community Workshop Central High School Geisert Woodstock Richard Kory Winchester Memorial Hospital Landover Hills Kory Korg Maryland Lehen W. Va West Virginia Dept. of Natural Resources Harold Lawrence Masters William Holelinger The Department of Natural Resources Justice of the Peace Capon Bridge

Truck Catches Fire Here But Barely Damaged

A city delivery truck caught fire yesterday at 4 45 p m in front of the White Cross Store on North Loudoun Street. Fire inspector William Godenour said the truck owned by Bobby Pierce backfired through the carburetor and, lacking an air filter, ignited. Wiring around the motor sustained some damage. Firemen extinguished the blaze.

White Cross N. Loudoun St William Godenour Bobby Pierce

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