Obituaries for George Shrewsbury and Ollie Mae Thomas
Funeral services are set for George Herbert Shrewsbury 78 of Takoma Park Md at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Ollie Mae Thomas 70 of White Hall dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital with services at Omps Funeral Home and burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Surviving relatives include four daughters two sons and many grandchildren. The public may visit at the funeral home this evening from 7:30 to 8:30.
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George Herbert Shrewsbury
Ludlow St
Takoma Park
Winchester Memorial H
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
Harold Davis
Edward Davis
Louis Dorin
Edward Kitts
Lewis Whirley
Andy Thomas
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ollie Mae Thomas
White Hall
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
E.T. Clark
Thomas
Lebanon
Charles and
Titabitha Jessee Harris
Isaac C. Thomas
First Baptist Church of
Winchester
Mra
Sue
Hopkinsville
Nell Johnson
Abingdon
Elizabeth Wright
Johnson City
Tenn
Tanner Harris
John Thomas
Ray Fries
Richard Goode
John Smith
Walter Anderson
Arvil Dye
Robert E. Ayler
Burta
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Back Track Delavan Auto Clocks Warned
CAN BACK TRACK Delavan Wisconsin warns that adjusting car clocks only forward or clockwise can harm accuracy. Borg Instrument Division of Amphenol says clocks read direction and apply corrections automatically. one directional changes may cause breakdowns. Funeral notices list services for George Herbert Shrewsbury and Mai S. Jenkins at Jones Funeral Home.
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Delavan
Wis
Borg Instrument Division
Amphenol Corporation
Annual Fire School Opens Tonight in Winchester
The Winchester fire department hosts its Fourth Annual Fire School starting tonight from 6 30 to 7 30 at the South End Fire Hall with a briefing on school plans and procedures. Co directors are Richard Hottle Naomi Hottle and Norman Pope.
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Winchester Fire Departments
South End
Richard
Naomi Hottle
Cal A. Comer
Norman Pope
Bon Springs
W. Va
South End Fire Company
Early Virginia Indian crops and food sources
Major vegetables cultivated by Virginia Indians included corn sweet potatoes pumpkins and squash. Much of their diet also came from wild game and huntable fauna.
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Virginia
Motel Group Hears Outline of Laws on Regional Park
Frederick County officials discussed creating a regional park authority for the Shenandoah Valley at a Valley Motel Association meeting. County Attorney Massie outlined how such an authority could issue bonds and manage land independent of county funds, with Winchester’s cooperation lacking. Willis Fisk urged united local effort to attract tourists, while Andrew Newton highlighted Shenandoah Valley as a premier recreation destination. If SVI does not act soon, the motel group may proceed independently.
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Front Royal
Shenandoah Valley
Valley Motel Association
Frederick County
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Winchester
Willis H. Fisk
Andrew E. Newton
John O. Marsh
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Motel Association
SVI
City council advances street standards and taxicab rate posting
The council endorses minimum street widths for subdivisions and restricts private streets, aligning with the Master Plan. It also approves a third reading ordinance to post taxi rates publicly. A second reading proposal would rezone Duncan Brothers Tire Co from Bel to Mel along S Kent to Millwood, the M-1 area.
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Councl
Bel
Mel
Duncan Brother’s Tire Co
S. Kent T
Millwood Ave
Dog Bit Victim Could Be Pekingese Not Cocker Spaniel
Winchester game warden Ervin Cleveland reports the dog that bit six year old Jimmy Dick on Friday is believed to be a light brown Pekingese, not a cocker spaniel. A local witness said the dog resembled her sister’s Pekingese and that the car owner may be a tourist or new resident. Jimmy is receiving rabies shots and is in poor health. nine more shots remain. Information can be given to the Winchester Police or the SPCA shelter.
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National Avenue
Jimmy Dick
Ervin Cleveland
Winchester
Jimmy
Cleveland
Winchester Police Department
SPCA
Weather Today Virginia Forecast With Mild Weekend Outlook
Fair tonight and Thursday with lows 50 to 54 and highs near 70s to 76. Northeast winds 5 to 15 mph. Friday mild. Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures with daytime highs in the mid 70s and mountain highs around 70. Lows mainly 50s, upper 40s in mountains. Rainfall of 0.5 to 0.75 inch, mainly weekend. Sunset 7:26 p.m., sunrise 6:52 a.m., Harvest Moon September 18.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and five year and annual averages
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours shows none as of 8 30 a m today. September rainfall to date is 04 1967 with a total of 26 14 for the year. Five year monthly totals are listed from 1962 to 1966 with varying amounts and an average monthly rainfall table for 54 years includes figures for each month from January to December.
Question and Answer Set from Mt Moriah Jerusalem
The page lists a Q A sequence with Mt Moriah in Jerusalem as item one and multiple true false prompts. It includes references to faith hope and charity and mentions stalactites as a fact. It notes $100000 per year and materials described as steel rods or wire.
Orndorff Sues Massanutten Bank Over Checking Account
Harrisonburg federal court suit seeks 35000 dollars in damages by Elmo Orndorff of Orndorff Produce wardensville West Virginia alleging negligent handling of his checking account that hurt his poultry business. The defendant bank is Massanutten Bank of Shenandoah Valley Strasburg.
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Strasburg
U.S. District Court
Harrisonburg
Wardensville
W. Va
Elmo Orndorff
Orndorff Produce
Massanutten Bank
Shenandoah Valley
New York Public Schools Hit By Ongoing Strike Turmoil
Union President Albert Shanker met with school officials for an hour to negotiate wages and policy but reports say little progress while many schools closed or ran on volunteers. In Harlem, clashes occurred as Black Power figures and picketers faced counterprotesters and a later arrest followed. Floyd McKissick urged black communities to control their own school systems.
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Albert Shanker
Board of Education
Alfred A. Giardino
Harlem
H. Rap Brown
Bernard E. Donovan
Brown
Floyd McKissick
Resigns from County Board in Woodstock Area
Henry L. Holler, Shenandoah County supervisor from Johnston Magisterial District, submitted his resignation yesterday. The county board accepted it at the regular meeting, effective today, citing his move from Eagle Street Woodstock to Ox Road also in Woodstock and now residing in Stonewall District.
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Woodstock
Henry L. Holler
Shenandoah
Johnston
Heller
Eagle St
Ox Road
Stonewall
North Vietnamese Bombing In DMZ Zone Escalates
U S forces report heavy bombing in the DMZ area with about 750000 pounds dropped in the last 24 hours. US jets including B52s and fighters strike north toward Soviet artilery positions while a Phantom jet is downed and its crew rescued after being hit by ground fire. The Con Thien fort nears renewed Red assaults as the main south route remains cut.
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Air Force
Tonkin Gulf
U.S
Dmz
South Vietnam
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Wall Street Rises Markedly as Market Clears Early Rally
The New York market opened higher with active trading and a strong breadth of gains. The Dow gained about 5 points in a brisk session led by Du Pont IBM Control Data RCA Occidental Petroleum and Fairchild. Alleghany rose on high volume as large blocks traded.
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New York
du Pont
IBM
Control Data
RCA
Occidental Petroleum
Fairchild Camera
Chrysler
Alleghany Corp
American Telephone
American Motors
Benguet
McDonnell Douglas
Livestock Auction Prices Exhibit Wide Range Across Species
Feeder pigs under 60 lbs bring 6.00 to 15.00 per head or 22.00 to 26.00 per cwt. Veal mostly 34.00 to 38.75. Lambs with prime at 24.50 and choice around 23.40. Slaughter cattle show steers 25.00 to 26.50, cows 12.00 to 17.50, bulls 17.00 to 23.00. Stock feeder calves trade 21.00 to 31.00 for 275-550 lb calves.
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Choice & Peete
Choice & Prime Heavy
Choice & Prime Light
Good
Utility
Cutter
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Winchester Evening Star
Shrewsbury
Thomas Service
Henri Rivoir
Mai S. Jenkins
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MDS Guneral
Loudoun Street
Tet Oante
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
E. Boscawen St
Mrs
Fred Hottle
Virginia Department of Education
Winchester Volunteer Fireman’s Association
Pope
Woodstock Lane
Fairfax County
Hottle
Capon Springs
Courtney
Bessie Miller Anderson
Henry Sixman
Bluemont
Ellsworth Orndorff
Star Tannery
Andrew Grubbs
Alexandria
Theodore Miller
Gore
Connie Ann Hottle
Wilma Lee Hottle
Fred Hottle, Jr
Capon ‘Springs
Leonard
William Hottle
Leonard Anderson
Ravensworth
Carlton Anderson
Melvin
Charles Anderson
Benjamin Anderson
Wilbur Anderson
Bloomery
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Stephens City
Letha Kerns
Lee Anderson
Yellow Springs
Hebron Lutheran Church
Intermont
Charles Andrews
Wardensville Methodist Church
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Bill Sheads
Stewart Fox
Stanley Major
Sheads
Fox
Major
Fire and Civil Defense Committee
Carroll H. Henkel
Deten
U.S. Weather Bureau
Mississippi Valley
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Scissor
John W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Commerce St
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East Boscawen Street
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