Obituaries from Winchester area 1965
Betty Frye Dodson 95 dies at Falls Church area home. James H Osborne of 440 National Ave dies. funeral Friday at Jones Funeral Home. Mary Violet Jones 82 dies in Berryville. burial Locust Grove Cemetery. Jessie V Willingham of Millwood dies. services held at John H Enders Funeral Home. George David Frye 64 of Winchester dies. funeral Saturday at Jones Funeral Home. Funeral notices list survivors, service times, and burial sites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Frye Dodson
Heron
Ellsworth Dodson
Mornin Falls
Paul Dodson
Star Tannery
A. V
Stine
Winchester
Iss Glenna M. Dodson
Washington
Earl Alonzo Dodson
Jones
Harry M. Crim
Ernest Metheny
Gravel Spring Cemetery
James H
Jimmy” Osborne
National Ave
Jones Funeral Home
H. L. Wigfield
Raymond ‘N. Marcus, Jr
Charles E. Rupp
James R. Todd
Doyle Atchley
Raymond Niece
John Lynch
Green Hillemetery
Stephens City
Mary Violet Jones
Berryville
Clarke County
George L
Priscilla Williams Coleman
Edward F. Jones
Johnny Jones
Isabelle Alexander
Edward R. Jones
Franklintown
Charles Alexander
Josephine Jones
Matilda Coleman
Violet Bannister
Millwood
Mount Airy Baptist Church
Lewisville
F. E. Davenport
Locust Grove
John H. Enders
Jessie V. Willingham
Clarence Lloyd
Thomas W. Willingham
Anna W. Kent
Madeline Dodson
Dren
Charles L. Hook
McGaheysville
George Hummer
John Lee
Robert Hummer
Garland Lloyd
Earl Alger
Mount Hebron Cemetery
George David Frye
Obituaries Include McIIlwee Ware and Fire Loss
Obituaries for O Wayne McIIlwee 56 of Hayfield and Eva Kathleen Ware 40 of Siler Road appear in Charlottesville area records. McIIlwee died after a long illness in University Hospital with survivors including wife Mary Shanholtz and siblings. Ware died suddenly at Winchester Memorial Hospital with an autopsy pending and survivors including husband Everett Ware and extended family. A Round Hill Fire Company report notes a Route 50 West car fire totaling a loss with responders on site for about 20 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Kathleen Ware
Siler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ware
Harrisonburg
Mary Winegard Dillard
Martinsburg
W. Va
Dyer Dillard
Everett O. Ware, Jr
Crown Cork and Seal Co
Lester
David Dillad
Jones Funeral Home
Paul Slonaker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Round Hill Fire Company
Route 50 West
Ruth Trade Highlights Sox to Yankees Selloff
The Boston Red Sox purchased Babe Ruth for 2900 dollars in 1914 and later sold him to the New York Yankees for 125000 dollars in 1920, shaping baseball history with two major transfers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Red Sox
Babe Ruth
New York Yankees
Emmart 77 of Gainesboro Dies in Winchester Hospital
Herman B. Emmart a World War I veteran and retired farmer died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 21 1888 in Gainesboro he was survived by two brothers two sisters and a nephew all of Winchester. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. L L Shreck officiating. Pallbearers are F M Adams Charles Adams E W Adams Jr John Strother Harry Strother and William Berry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George David Frye
N. Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Frye
Mt. Jackeson
Linden
Joanna Bray Frye
Catherine Carter
Hagerstown
Market Street
Jones Funeral Home
T. Eugene Carter
Mount Hebron
Otis Wayne McIilwee
Hayfield
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Mr. McIilwee
Frederick County
Charles and
Mary Preffitt McIlwee
Mary V. Shanholtz
Winchester
St. John’s Luthern Church
Delmar Mellwee
Marco Melsiwee
Denta Nicewarmer
Rockville
L. L. Shreck
Mount Olive Cemetery
Herman Boyd Emmart
Gainesboro
Mr. Emmart
Edgar C
Sarah E. Clark Emmart
Omps
F. M. Adams
Charles Adams
E. W. Adams, Jr
John Strother
Harry Strother
William Berry
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Indian forces report repulsed with heavy losses in Lahore area
The announce ment claimed Indian troops were forced back by the enemy though the text suggested a defensive turn after advancing toward Lahore It said India pressed two other fronts north and south of the flatlands battle field in Sind east of Karachi and Chhamb Kashmir as U Thant arrived in Rawalpindi to seek peace with Ayub Khan and end the fighting.
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India
Flatlands
Sind
Karachi
Chhamb
Kashmir
Pakistan
Lahore
U.N
U Thant Arerived
Rawalpindi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Shenandoah College Opens Second Day After Convocation
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music begins its second day of study after the 91st annual convocation. More than 600 students attend, including 140 in the conservatory and a freshman class over 300. President Dr. Forrest Racey urged seating the students in front, stressing they are essential to the college’s purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
College
Conservatory
Forrest Racey
Board of Trustees
Racey
John Morley
Dr. Racey
Too Young To Die Marine Killed In Viet Nam Action
A Philadelphia Bulletin letter from Okinawa by Pfc. Frank Heniss, 23, laments antiwar protests while his death in action against the Viet Cong is announced to his wife Elaine May. The notice confirms his KIA status amid Vietnam intervention reporting.
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Philadelphia
Okinwa
Philadelphia Bulletin
Frank Heniss
U.S
Viet Nam
Defense Department
Heniss
Elaine May
Two Women Found Guilty Of Assault In Municipal Court
Estelle Cooper and Thelma Young were found guilty of assault and battery in Municipal Court. Each received 12 months with five days to serve and one year probation plus court costs. Judge John Rice also noted the August 29 incident against Cal vin Sisk. Other fines were levied for reckless driving and related offenses across multiple defendants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Virginia Cooper
Kernstown
Thelma Jean Young
E. Pall Mall St
John Rice
Calvin Sisk
S. Kent St
Norman Henry Baker
Fairview Ave
Theodore William Baker
Commerce St
Jean Jeanelle Bennett
Fairmont Ave
Donald E. Burkhart
John Marvin Carter
Armon Darl, Mangold
Irene Byrd Moore
Jacksonville
Duval
Fla
Fire insurance rates may double for Charles Town
Fire chiefs Charles Town Independent and Kenneth Willingham Citizens told City Council that rates could double after a ratings bureau representative visited. Charles Town, now seventh class, nears eight. An executive session discussed reporting uninhabited fire hazards to the city attorney for circuit court action. Enrollment in Warren County schools reaches 3 399, up 47 from last week, with attendance stabilizing. In Harrisonburg beavers and dams at Riven Rock watershed halted. one beaver trapped last week moved to a game preserve. In Woodstock 18 year old Berry Fadeley charged with involuntary manslaughter in a two crash deaths near Mt. Jackson. preliminary hearing set Sept. 17.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Town
N. Clark Farr
Independent
Kenneth Willingham
West Virginia Rating Bureau
D. C. Master
Circuit Court
Harrisonburg
Riven Rock
Edgar D. Laker
Gerald Blank
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Woodstock
Berry Calvin Fadeley
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
Fadeley
Clyde William Cooley
Steve Randal Whetzel
Orkney
Shenandoah County Court
Weather Elsewhere Summary by the Associated Press
The Associated Press reports on weather conditions outside the main region with updates on storms temperatures and precipitation across various locations. Details cover fronts moving through states and expected rainfall patterns for the coming days.
Virginia Weather Today Forecast
Fair tonight and Friday in Virginia with lows around 60 to 66. Highs Friday near 83 to 88, followed by a warm Saturday with continued fair weather.
Foreign Aid Bill Passes House Despite GOP Push
The House approved a $4 billion foreign aid appropriation after Democrats defeated Republican attempts to withhold support for India and Pakistan. Opponents warned cuts could invite Communist China into the Pakistan war, with the measure passing 239 to 143 and moving to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
India
Pakistan
China
Senate
Rainfall figures for September and yearly averages
Rainfall data show 24 hour total ending 8:30 am September rainfall to date 21.31 inches. The long term averages for 52 years are 36.75 inches per year and monthly means by month ranging from 2.16 to 3.86 inches.
Betsy Hurricane Rips Florida Keys and South
Betsy swept over the Florida peninsula causing widespread flooding and damage across the Keys and southern coast. Water surged into Key West and Key Biscayne, boats sank, and several fatalities reported including an elderly woman in West Palm Beach and a man in Homestead.
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Betsy
Florida Peninsula
Miami
Key Biscayne
Florida Keys
Sugar Loaf Key
Key West
Key Largo
Moon Mullin
Pilot House
Helen Cooper
West Palm Beach
Homestead
George Washington President Pro Tempore
George Washington serves as president pro tempore in a session marked by discussion of legislative priorities. The brief mentions the number six and a reference to the Red Sea as context within parliamentary proceedings.
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George Washington
Wall Street gains mix as AT&T leads early irregular applied rise
Wall Street opened higher with fractional gains across most key stocks. AT&T jumped after a prior surge attracting renewed investor demand while Standard Oil (New Jersey) and other blue chips inched higher. rails and oils softened as the AP average rose 0.2 to 337.2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
American Telephone
At&t
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Anaconda
U.S
International Harvester
Liggett & Myers
Johns-Manville
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Air Reduction
Merck
Shenandoah County Star Opens Woodstock Bureau
The Star launches a Woodstock bureau to cover Shenandoah County news and feature stories. Jack Davis, Star general manager, says the office will handle Shenandoah county sports at high schools, board meetings, court and police news, town council coverage, and advertising and subscription tasks.
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Judy Coffman
Jeff
David
Valerie
Jack Davis
The
Star
Woodstock
Shenah County
Shenandoah
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Winchester Evening Star
Alonzo Dodson
Osborne Service
Mary V. Jones
Willingham Service
George D. Frye
O. Wayne McIilwee
E.O. Ware, Jr
James H. Osborne
Otis Wayne McKlwee
Bettie Frye Dodson
Eva K. Ware
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Spars
Lorist, Inc
Onps Funeral Home
Eurly the
Loudoun
C.O., Inc
Epscine
Snc
Figueia
U.S. Weather Bureau
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
Rockies
Mississippi
Ohio
Herman B. Emmart
Ership
Pakisetan
West
Commercial and Savings Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Front Royal
Warren County
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
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Boise
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Buffalo
Chicago
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Denver
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Helena
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Memphis
Milwaukee
St.p
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Ptind
Ore
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Richmond
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Salt Sk. City
San Diego
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Tampa
Winnipeg
L. Brumback
Virginia
New Providence
Nassau
Aled
Marathon
I, Q
the Volga
Republic of Israel
Red Sea
Mississippi River
Athur, Inc
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Wall Street
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