Deaths and Funerals in Frederick County and Winchester
Obituary notices report the deaths of Robert M Lowery and David McAllister Kater. Lowery's family details include wife Ada Rac ey and several siblings. funeral services are planned at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg. Kater, a retired merchant, died after a long illness. services at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. he is survived by Maude Harper, a daughter, and siblings Nettie Forney and Ralph Kater.
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Beg
Reiger Winal Tod
Mr. Lowery
Opequon
Frederick County
Robert M
Annie Brown Lowery
Ada Racey
Stephens City
Alice Trenary
Blanche L. Morris
William
Arthur
Robert M. Lowery
Stover
Strasburg
Josiah Andrew
St. James
Zepp
Hammond McDonald
Sidnor McDonald
Cecil Kump
Carl Martin
Richard Trenary
John H. Sargent
Stover Funeral Home
David McAllister Kater
S. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Kater
David
Paralee Carper Kater
Maude Harper
Winchester
Braddock Street
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Fallout From A Test Clouds Drift Across Continent
US Weather Bureau scientist Dr. Lester Machta describes a bioactive radioactive cloud from the third nuclear test moving at about 60 mph toward North America. He notes weather patterns, high pressure above Liberia, and possible Europe after Atlantic passage, with detection delays complicating later fallout tracking.
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North American
Lester _Machta
US Weather Bureau
Liberia
Machta
U.S
Weather Bureau
United States
Alaska
Atlantic
Europe
Canada
Health Service Network
Samuel Library Tea Event And Loan Exhibit
The Samuels Library in Front Royal will host a tea on September 2 from 3 30 to 6 p m. A loan exhibit of fine books will be on display and special music will be played.
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Samuels Library
Obituary for Robert H. Seal of Paper Mill Road
Robert Henry Seal 60 of 2299 Paper Mill Road died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a period of ill health. He married May Conard in 1927 and worked 32 years at Virginia Apple Storage. He belonged to Montague Avenue Church Shawnee Fire Company and Eagles Aerie 824. Survived by his wife two sons a sister and a brother. Funeral Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home burial in Shenandoah Cemetery.
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Robert Henry Seal
Paper Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Seal
Mr. Seal
Madison County
William and
Fannie Breedon Seal
May Conard
Virginia Apple Storage
Montague Avenue
Shawnee Fire Company
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Aerie
R. Kenneth Seal
Stephens City
J. Randolph Seal
Bessie Frazier
Washington, D.C
Theodore M. Seal
Under Tange
Jones Funeral Home
Shenandoah
Obituary: Oliver L. LaFollette of Capon Springs dies at 83
Oliver Luther LaFollette, 83, Capon Springs, died Friday. Survived by wife Nettie Pangle aFollette, daughter Hyla Nesmith, son Earl P., brother Julius A., 10 grandchildren, 16 great grandchildren. A daughter and a son died in 1955. Funeral 2:30 p.m. CT tomorrow at Temperance Lutheran Church Intermont West Virginia. Rev. Donald Michelson officiating. Burial nearby. Pallbearers named: Charles Davis, Cornwell Davis, John Brill, George Brill, Wilbur Bland, Philip Orndorff.
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Oliver Luther LaFollette
Capon Springs
Nettie Pangle aFollette
Hyla Nesmith
Earl P
Julius A
Temperance Lutheran Church
Intermont
Winchester Migratory Workers Interdenominational Church Services
Services and social events set for tomorrow at the Winchester Migratory Workers Interdenominational Church. Sunday School starts at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. led by Rev. J. Carter Camp Minister. A get acquainted social follows at 2 30 p m with free refreshments.
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Winchester Migratory Workers Interdenominational Church
J. Carter
U.S. Plans Move to Europe Reinforcements and Travel Rules
The report outlines travel restrictions for dependents of service members heading to Europe, with possible exceptions for national interest. It notes reinforcements to Europe may begin soon, potentially by Oct 1, and details 1,000 new soldiers assigned to each of Germany’s 8th, 8th, and 24th Infantry Divisions to bolster armored personnel carrier capacity.
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Europe
U. S
Atlantic
Lauris Norstad
Pentagon
7Th Army
George H. Decker
Army Chief of Staff
Germany
Decker
Association of the
United States Army
Weather Today Forecast With Clouds and Showers
Today mostly cloudy and warm with scattered showers. Tonight is fair with a low around 64 to 70. Sunday will be fair and continued warm.
Rainfall totals and fatal house fire in Stafford County
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours shows none and September totals with 1961 year-to-date figures. In Stafford County Harrison Lee died in a house fire on Virginia 17 near Hartwood with the Falmouth Fire Department arriving at 10 40 p m to find only charred walls and the victim inside.
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Harrison Lee
Virginia
Hartwood
Stafford County
Falmouth
Rebs Face Winchester Clarke in Sunday Baseball Clash
The Northern Virginia Rebels host Winchester Clarke at Rouss Park at 2 30 in a crucial Tri County League game. Winchester Clarke may start Buddy Fuller or Lawrence Buckner with Wendell Dick catching. The Rebels aim for a playoff push and cannot afford a loss.
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Rouss Park
Northern Virginia Rebels
Winchester - Clarke
Rebs
Winchester Clarke
Buddy Fuller
Lawrence Buckner
Wendell Dick
Reds
Teddy Reed
al Cornwell
B. Wymer
Rebels
Storm Carla Forces Parish Evacuations and Gulf Drilling Halt
Louisiana and Lake Charles evacuees sheltered at two centers one white and one Negro as Carla neared. Oil and gas rigs stopped work with crews pulling out and few remaining. New Orleans roads flooded and Lakeshore Drive closed while a high school game drew a crowd nearby.
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Louisiana
Lake Charles
Gulf
Carla
New Orleans
Lakeshore Drive
Lake Pontchartrain
Two-Car Crash Causes $115 in Damages on S Braddock
At 1 30 p m yesterday on S Braddock St near Wolfe St intersection a 1952 Dodge turning left into Wolfe collided with a southbound 1952 Chrysler. Damages totaled 115 with the Dodge at 50 and the Chrysler at 65. George C Johnson of 1040 Orchard Ave was the Chrysler driver and William R Moreland of Capon Bridge WV the Dodge driver.
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S. Braddock St
Wolfe St
Ree
Basil D. Cooper
Chrysler
Braddock
Dodge
Wolfe
George C. Johnson
Orchard Ave
William R. Moreland
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Khrushchev signals stance on Berlin and nuclear test ban
Khrushchev shows willingness to bargain over Berlin while today marks the deadline for his reply to Kennedy and Macmillan’s proposal for a nuclear test ban in the atmosphere. He called the plan a propaganda ploy and rejected it publicly.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Youth pinned under something Friday
A report fragment notes that on Friday the youth was pinned under a object or vehicle, with details continuing from page one. The partial text gives no further specifics on location names organizations or outcomes.
De Gaulle Escapes Fire Attack On Route To Colombey
President de Gaulle and his party halted after flames ignited a roadside inflammable mix. He commented it was a joke in bad taste before resuming the trip to Colombey-les-Deux Eglises. A man was arrested as investigators probe a possible failed fuse incident.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Nugent
Romilly
Colombey-les-Deux Eglises
Kilby Acquitted in Contempt Case by Warren Court
J. W. Kilby was acquitted of contempt of court in Warren County Circuit Court for failing to comply with a subpoena order. He had previously been fined 50 dollars and given a 10 day suspended sentence on July 12 by the Warren County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. The citation related to delaying summons service in a witness matter involving his son James Menefee Kilby.
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Ion Kilby
Warren County
Warren County Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Kilby
J. Adair Moore
James Menefee Kilby
Living Theater Opens Avant Garde Season With The Apple
New York venue launches another season of experimental drama led by The Apple from Jack Gelber. The prior European tour featured Gelber’s prize winning The Connection as the main attraction.
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New York
the Living Theater
Jack Gelber
Gelber
Tank. Mi Carta. H.M.S. Pinafore.
A compact note lists Tank and Mi Carta alongside the operetta H.M.S. Pinafore. The items appear as a small catalog of titles or topics in a historical newspaper fragment.
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G. W. Lowery
Memorial Park
D. M. Kater
Henry Seal
David M. Kater
DST
Mr. R. Heavy Seal
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
O. L. LaFollette
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & CO
HET
ST Worth
Clarke
Marlon L. Clem
Nancy v. Clem
Circuit Court
Shenandoah County
Woodstock
Davis Magisterial District
Eleanor V. Shipp
Leonard A. Shipp
Eleanor V Shipp
Archie B Vance
William A Smith
George W. Coleman
Degaulle
Wousehold Finance Corporation of
Winches
Loudoun St
McCormick Farm
Berryville
Wickliffe Road
Marvin Chapel Church
Clarke County
E.s
Guernsey
T.B
Bangs
Farmall H Tractor SC
Unico
McCor-Deering
John Deere
Levre
I.H.C
McCo-Deering
Poland
JC Higgins
Iver Johnson
Stevens
Clarence Kerns
W. D. Orndorf
R. E. Moreland
J. W. Kilby
I. Q. Answers
Private Investigation
Uniformed Guards & Patrol Service
Michael Green Associates
Vaieras
John
Iowa
Ohio
Utah
Coast Guard
N. Cameron St
Florida
Long Green
Route
AM & FM
John J. Wanner
Headleys Auctions
Purcellville
Loudoun County
Philomont
Aldie
Bluemont
T. B
Farmall
Fox Field Harvester
Oliver
Lundell
McCormick Deering
Sam Mulkey
Allis Chalmers
Massey Harris
Girton
Hottel
R. R. Hottel
T. T. Smallwood
Northern VA Auction CO
Leonard Bowman
James deButts
Hamilton
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