Obituaries: Thompson Baer DeHaven Patton Families Noted in Winchester
Obituary notices honor Mrs. Lucille Thompson Baer of Greensboro 65 sister of Mrs. Samuel Johnston of Winchester and daughter of Mrs. Charles Howard Thompson of Winchester. Also listed are Daniel DeHaven 84 of Route 2 Hunting Ridge and Mrs. Lottie V. Patton 67 of 1420 Kent Circle with services planned at Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church and Jones Funeral Home respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Thompson Baer
Greensboro
N.C
Samuel Johnston
Winchester
Baer
Charles Howard Thompson
Mr Thompson
Daniel DeHaven
Hunting Ridge
Winchester Memorial
Mr. DeHaven
Frederick County
David Henry
Margaret Adams DeHaven
Pleasant Valley United Methodist Church
DeHaven
Ada Ruble DeHaven
Hazel Barton
Melvitre DeHaven
Hilda Shutts
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Effie Boyce DeHaven
Dorothy Adams
Gainesboro
Edna DeHaven
Cross Junction
Robert Adams
William DeHaven
Chestnut Grove United Methodist Church
Lottie V. Patton
Kent Circle
Patton
Benjamin D
Gertrude Anderson Fuller
Albert R. Patton
First United Methodist Church
Minnehaha Council
Pocahontas
Rebecca Lodge
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post
Daughters of
Stephens City
George L. Weidig
Turner W. Martin
Arthur — Fuller
Elmer ‘ Fuller
Richard Lake
George Weidig
Judith Faye Weidig
Denise Sue Weidig
Jones Funeral Home
Deniel DeHaven
Chesnut Grove United Methodist Church
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Fair Exhibits Grow as Frederick County Youth Fair Expands
The Frederick County Youth Fair at the Farmers Livestock Exchange outpaced hopes with many 4 H and Future Farmers of America participants displaying baked goods and livestock. Judging began at noon and continues tomorrow with the grounds open until about 10 p.m. Ned Conklin notes plans to upgrade to a county fair next year. Buddy Allen and his band perform tomorrow night with on site refreshments.
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Frederick County
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Fair Association
Future Farmers of America
Ned Conklin
Buddy Allen
Two US advisers shot by South Vietnamese soldier
Two American military advisers were killed and the attacker shot himself in Saigon area as they left a South Vietnamese army compound. Lt. Col. Eugene F. Smallwood of Fairfax Virginia and Maj. Anthony J. Broulton of Jackson Heights New York died after being shot by a mentally distressed South Vietnamese soldier.
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Saigon
U.S
Eugene F. Smallwood
Fairfax
Anthony J. Broulton
Jackson Heights
N.Y
Smallwood
Broullon
Flavor chemist can tell apart 10000 distinct odors
A trained flavor chemist can distinguish 10 000 different odors according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Negro Revolutionary Williams Wins Return Flight From TWA
Robert F. Williams, the African American activist, wins permission to reenter the United States by air from London after TWA agrees to operate a special flight. The airline will charge up to $20,000 and will carry Williams his lawyer and a security guard only.
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London
Robert F. Williams
United States
Trans World Airlines
Williams
Atlantic
TWA
U.S
New
Egypt
United Arab Airlines
Tanzania
New York
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Detroit
Britain
Pentonville
Cairo
Shenandoah Concert Association Ends Membership Drive
Martinsburg notes the Shenandoah Concert Association wraps up its annual drive with four 1969 70 season Concerts at Martinsburg High School Auditorium. Opening act Los Indios Tabajaras will perform October 23 and The New Christy Minstrels appear March 19 1970. Memberships only, details at Martinsburg Public Library or 267 8951.
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Martinsburg
The
Shenandoah Concert Association
Martinsburg High School
Los Indios Tabajaras
Columbia
Hollywood Bowl
Brazil
NEW Christy Minstrels
America
FTC Probe of Magazine Sales Enters Final Phase
The FTC has begun final phase of a probe into door to door and telephone magazine sales after a year of self policing. Chairman Dixon says complaints persist and the staff will promptly investigate all indications of law violation to consider formal complaints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Trade Commission
Iup
FTC
Paul Rand Dixon
Commission
Dixon
Collision Course Is Investigated In Indianapolis
An aerial collision that killed 83 people near Weir Cook airport prompts questions about radar coverage. The DC9 and a Piper Cherokee, not equipped with transponders, may have been on a primary radar screen with limited visibility.
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Indianapolis
Ind
Allegheny Airlines
Jack H. Frets
Washington
Max .Karant
Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association
Duane Jennings
Weir Cook Field
Jennings
State reports general fund revenues rise 1969 July sales tax jump
The report notes the July general fund intake at 38.1 million, up from 33.5 million in July 1968. A key factor was the absence of about 58 million in windfall taxes from 1968-69, and the sales tax increased from 2 to 3 percent, contributing 16.3 million versus 10.2 million the prior year.
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Day
Call for swift action against air piracy by global lawyers
Bangkok AP reporting on the World Peace Through Law Conference where 1,800 lawyers from 114 countries adopted a three point resolution. They urged states to deny aid to hijackers, repatriate all passengers and crews, and apprehend or return hijackers under guard to their homeland.
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Bangkok
Thailand
Grand Jury Ordered For Felonious Assault Case
William Lee Clifford 47 of North Kent Street to face Winchester Corporation Court grand jury on felonious assault charge. Police say he wounded Royal Summers by buckshot on August 23. After a preliminary hearing in Winchester Municipal Court, Clifford was ordered held on $500 bond.
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William Lee Clifford
N. Kent St
Winchester Corporation Court
Royal Summers
Liberty Ave
Clifford
Winchester Municipal Court
Weather Elsewhere
A brief weather roundup from the Associated Press notes conditions across regions. It lists scattered showers in parts of the Midwest, dry spells in the South, and cooler temperatures moving into the Northeast, with light winds and average highs in the 60s to 70s.
Wall Street advances extend gains amid market rally
The New York stock market rose sharply in active trading with the Dow up 4.42 to 832.43 at 10:30 am. Advances led declines 350 to 1, and early trades included Atlantic Richfield Ford American Telephone Bethlehem Steel with gains. Analysts cited Vietnam war hopes and Fed rhetoric about inflation and interest rates.
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New York
Dow Jones
Atlantic Richfield
Ford
American Telephone
Bethlehem Steel
Occidental Petroleum
Boise Casco
First Charter
DJI
Vietnam
Nixon
William McChesney Martin
Federal Reserve Board
Martin
American Stock Exchange
Allen Electric
Alamera
Cinerama
Four Seasons Nursing
Weather forecast for Winchester area
Fair tonight with a low 43 to 52. Friday will be fair and warmer with highs in the 70s. Saturday brings partly cloudy and mild conditions with a near zero chance of rain tonight and about 10 percent on Friday. Sunset today is 7 17 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow 6 57 a.m. First Quarter moon rises low and sets 11 19 p.m.
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Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Airbanks
Fort Worrain
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for January to December
Rainfall data show 24 hour precipitation ending 8:30 a.m. today with September to date 1.33 inches and 1969 to date 26.72 inches. Historical averages for 56 years list monthly values from January 2.41 to October 13.10 inches. Past five years’ annual totals are 31.63 in 1964, 26.85 in 1965, 33.82 in 1966, 36.48 in 1967, 32.56 in 1968, with a 56 year Jan–Dec average of 36.43 inches.
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Russia
Columbia
Lyndon
White House
Julie Andrews
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory field day attracts 100 attendees
About 100 extension agents, researchers, and industry representatives from many states attended the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory field day. They viewed experiments in the laboratory orchard and visited area orchards where Virginia Tech experts study mite and mildew control. Hosts were Dr. Kenneth D. Hickey, Dr. Clarence H. Hill, and Dr. Lindsay Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Agricultural-Chemical Industry
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Kenneth D. Hickey
VPI l
Clarence H. Hill
Lindsay Brown
Quiz answers and related clues from a Kentucky county page
A compilation listing quiz items and solutions including Yield right of way, Silvermith, Cat, True, Uncle Remus, Seven, Antonym, an empty quote, a fragment phrase, a Kentucky county, and Henry Clay. The list pairs questions with concise responses across a regional puzzle column.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Winchester Evening Star
Lucille Baer
Johnston
Frank Thompson
Richmond
Duguid
Lynchburg
Spring Hill Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Cmds Funeral Home
N. Loudoun Street
DIAL
Orotec
J OF the Golden Rule
Bernard Groves
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
South
North Carolina
Cuba
Red China
Winchester Concert Association
Dale Hicks
Manuel Whitman
Charles Hollis
David Fetters
Fred B. Rooney
D-Pa
Rooney
PDS
Case
Grand Jury
Associated Press
Wall Street
Arizona
Gulf
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Nebraska
New Mexico
Colorado
Wyoming
Utah
Idaho
Uncle Remus
Kentucky
Henry Clay
Glaize
Sro
N. Cameron St
Europe
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
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