Patton Family Deaths Include Six Children
Funeral services for Melvin J. Patton Winchester and Robert D. Patton Ohio are planned as a combined notice. Surviving Pattons include Beverly S. Patton Philadelphia, Mrs. Betty Everett Winchester, Louis E. Patton Carmichael California, Mrs Eli A. Garber Winchester, and 14 grandchildren. A funeral service will be held tomorrow at 3:30 PM at the pre Funeral Home by Dr E T burial follows Mount Hob son Cemetery with pallbearers Bernard Smith Russell Orndorff Richard Jackson John Miller Jim Roberts Wayne Rowland.
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Melvin J. Patton
Winchester
Robert D. Patton
Bs Pov Ar
Ohio
Beverly S. Patton
Philadelphia
Betty the Everett
Louis E. Patton
Carmichael
Calif
Eli A. Garber
Pre
E. T
Mount~Hobson Cemetery
Bernard Smith
Russell Orndorff
Richard Jackson
John Miller
Jim Roberts
Wayne Rowland
Death Notice for William R. Hanen Ward Baltimore MD
William R. Hanen Ward reports the death of William R. Hane of Baltimore Maryland on September 6. He was the son of the late Samuel P. and Annie White Hanen. Survived by his wife Ethel B. Hanen, a sister Dorothy Van Court of Baltimore, step-mother S. P. Hanen and half sister Lillian Hardy of Winchester. Funeral tomorrow at 11 a.m. at the Bee Funeral Home in Baltimore. Burial Meadow Ridge Cemetery, Baltimore.
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Meee
Balti
Meadow Ridge
Cemeter
Baltimore
Burman Meadée Buried in Winchester Death Notice
Burman Jackson Meadée, 8, of 806 Berryville Ave., died Tuesday in Winchester. Born July 14, 1887, in Page County, he is the son of [unreadable] Meadows and Elizabeth Smith.
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Burman Jackson Meadée
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Mr. Meadows
Page County
and Elizabeth Smith
Five Babies Born in Mexico City Area With Government Aid
The governor vowed government help and a new home for the family near Lagunillas as doctors and nurses acted as godparents. The priest baptized Robinson Fernando Otto Juan Jose and Mario, named after the assisting doctors, in a ceremony Saturday night. The note recalls the Dionne quintuplets as a historical reference in the Western Hemisphere.
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Ciudading
Ci Ojeda
Lagunillas
Maracaibo
Robinson
Fernando
Otto
Juan Jose
Mario
Dionne
Canada
Annette
Cecile
Emilie
Marie
Yvonne Dionne
Dirksen Sees Kennedy Letter On Nuclear Test Ban Treaty
Senate leaders Dirksen and Mansfield foresee ratification and discuss Kennedy's letter. Dirksen notes the treaty bans underwater atmospheric and space tests but allows underground and space studies to continue. He seeks a two thirds vote plus insurance and questions the letter replacing direct Kennedy testimony. President Kennedy pushes bipartisan support for the agreement.
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Dirksen
U.S
Mansfield
Kennedy
Senate
Saigon Troops Detain 750 Jeering Students in High School
In Saigon, club swinging soldiers storm a large Chu Van An high school arrest 750 pupils who jeered at President Diem. Brig. Gen Ton That Dinh warns youths under 20 will be sent to re education centers and older demonstrators drafted. Military courts may try repeat offenders with possible death sentences.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Ngo Dinh Diem
Ton
Dinh
One of Dreher Quads Is Dead
Diana Sue Dreher, a four day old quadruplet, died of a respiratory ailment Sunday at St. David's Hospital in Austin. She weighed over three pounds at birth Thursday to Lloyd and ______ Dreher. The mother is an assistant professor of nursing at the University of Texas and the father a research scientist for International Data Systems in Bryan. Doctors said the three surviving infants appeared to be improving.
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Austin, Tex
Diana Sue Dreher
Dreher
St. David's Hospital
Diana Wust
Lloyd Dreher
Austin
The
University of Texas
International Data Sytems, Inc
Bryan, Tex
County considers rescinding subdivision water clause
The board discussed repealing the health and water installation clause guiding subdivisions. Attorney Massie said the clause aimed to save builders money by ensuring correct water and sewer placement. The motion passed 2 0 with one abstention as concerns about enforcement persist. Also noted were counts of feral cats and raccoons and a state trapping recommendation for late summer next year.
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Health Dept
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Area apple prices set by Winchester processor and rivals
200 EXPECTED Inc Winchester led area pricing for York Imperial apples with grades from No 12 to ciders paying 3 25 per hundredweight to 1 per hundredweight. Other processors echoed or adjusted similar scales for A and B varieties and Yorks versus others. Market blends affect true price differences across plants and packers.
Multicar Crash In Weston Area Leaves Several Injured
Patrol and hospital reports outline injuries from a two car collision on S Braddock Street and a separate Rt 522 crash. Victims include Leonard Westfall 42 Weston with severe eye and head injuries and Pat Cline 20 with skull injuries and contusions. Driver Mrs Ernestine Davidson shock. Other injured include Raymond David son and William DeHaven 12 with neck injuries and more treated and released.
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Leonard Westfall
Weston
W. Va
Pat Cline
S. Braddock St
William Mack DeHaven
Bunker Hill
W Va
Catherine DeHaven
Larry Smith
Richard Cooke
Jay DeHaven
Alice Garffius
Marlene Garffius
Mineral Point
Winchester
William L. DeHaven
Rt. 1
Emerson Milroay Garifins
David
Heather Alberts
Illinois
Charlotte Peilman
Richard Pielman
Washington, D.C
Emily Weeks
Red Chinese Battalion Defects to Soviet Union
A Red Chinese battalion of 450 officers and men defected to the Soviet Union on August 1 from Sinkiang in northwest China, according to the privately owned Chung Hsing news agency. The agency said long secret negotiations with the Russians led to the defection amid tensions over Ili district and Soviet handling of Chinese dissidents.
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Soviet Union
Taipei
Formosa
Sinkiang
China
Chung Hsing
Red China
Three Burglaries Larceny Probed By City Police
City police probed three burglaries and a larceny last night and today. At Martin's Magic Wash on Amherst Street a break in occurred and Mrs. J Massie reported a girl who had visited selling cards returned and was found in the front of the house with no clear admission of theft. Samuel Jackson of 110 West Leicester Street reported a transistor radio valued at 30 dollars stolen from his auto parked in front of the Baker Street Restaurant.
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Sulenka
Martin’s
Amherst St
J. Massie
S. Stewart St
Samuel Jackson
Leicester St
Baker St
Legion Parade Shortened to Ten Blocks in Heat
The American Legion plans a brief Miami Beach parade starting at 6 p.m. due to age and heat, covering ten blocks under low 80s temperatures. Deputy Police Chief Peter Stewart notes the shorter route, contrasting with last July’s 22 blocks, while participants include an oxen team from Nebraska an inflatable submarine and beauty queens including Miss Universe Ieda Vargas of Brazil.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Legion
Veterans of American Wars
Legion
Peter Stewart
Nebraska
Ieda Vargas
Brazil
Puzzle Answer Key Snapshot
Answers listed include Pawnbroker Ulysses Three Bags Full New Mexico Mountainous Shoemiaker Carpenter's Hall President 90 Degrees North Abraham Lincoln. This item presents a concise enumeration of solution words likely from a quiz or crossword reference.
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Pawnbroker
Ulysses
New Mexico
Shoemiaker
Carpenter’s Hall
President
Abraham Lincoln
Weather Outlook: Mostly sunny to warm through Friday
The forecast calls for mostly sunny skies with a high in the low 80s Tuesday and a clear night with a low around 60. Wednesday looks fair and warm with a five day trend showing temperatures near normal and a risk of scattered showers Thursday.
Rainfall Averages and September Totals
Rainfall figures cover 48 hours to 8:30 a.m. with September totals and 50 year averages. Monthly values list Jan through Dec with values for each month. A separate line suggests making a mustard dip by mixing dry mustard with water to accompany frozen egg rolls.
Drink Machine Heavily Damaged At Middletown
Middletown report says a drink machine at the Mobile Service Station on Rt. 11 was broken into. Town Officer Fred McFarland reports 50 cents stolen. larger sums were prevented as the machine’s cash lay was removed by owners before closing.
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Middletown
Fred McFarland
Distinguishing Characteristic of Cake Flour
Cake flour is made from soft wheat and yields a particularly tender baked product.
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York Imperials
Lacy
Jones
Ernestine Davidson
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Zs Funeral Home
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Omps Funeral Home
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