Obituary notices from Winchester death listings
Obituaries for H Red McCormick Forrest B Reynolds Wilbur V Shanholtz and Rosa Hardy Ruble note deaths, services and burials. McCormick retired city worker, member of First Baptist Church. Reynolds died in a traffic crash with church service. Shanholtz a Capon Bridge truck driver. Ruble died at Winchester Memorial Hospital with service at Jones Funeral Home. Burials set in Mount Hebron and Gravel Springs cemeteries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. ‘Red
Albert H. McCormick, Jr
Santa Barbara
Culffs
Madeline. Funk
Lewis A. McCormick
Betty Cline
Winchester
Beverley E. McCormick
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
Elvis S. Williams
Robert G. Smallwood
Roy C. Miller
Jonas O. Chamberlin
Jack Brandon
Troy L. Houston
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. Clen Capper Dies. Rites Planned in McLean
Mrs. Kathleen Capper of McLean widow of Clen M. Capper formerly of Winchester died Saturday. She is survived by brother Jack Neale and sister Nellie Carrick of Punxsutawney Pa. Two stepchildren Meredith Capper of McLean and Mary Capper of Vienna Va. Two sisters-in-law Irene McDonald Mae Capper both of Winchester and brother-in-law Harry Capper of Summit Point W Va. Graveside service in Mount Hebron Cemetery at 12 p.m. tomorrow conducted by Rev. T Eugene Carter.
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Rosa Hardy Ruble
Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kathleen Capper
Mc- Lean
Clen M. Capper
Winchester
MBK
Capper
Jack Neale
Nellie Carrick
Punxatawney
Meredith Capper
Mary Capper
Vienna
Irene McDonald
Mae Carper
Harry Capper
Summit Point
W. Va
McLean
Mount Hebron Cemete
T. Eugene Carter
Funeral service notices for Albert H. McCormick and Rosa H. Ruble
Funeral services are announced for Albert H. McCormick on Tuesday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home and for Rosa H. Ruble on Wednesday at 3 31 p.m. Venue details and further arrangements follow in local notices.
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Albert H. McCormick
Rosa H. Ruble
Funeral service for Harrison R. Emerson of Summit Point
A funeral was held at 2 p.m. yesterday at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville for Harrison Roy Emerson of Summit Point West Virginia who died Friday. Active pallbearers were members of Boy Scout Troop 68 Middleway and others. honorary pallbearers were other troop members. Burial followed at Masonic Cemetery in Middleway.
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Forrest B. Reynolds
Gravel Springs Luthern Church
George M. Smith
George Brill
Gene Kenyon
Bernard Phelps
Francis Doman
Lewis Utterback Sr
Dallas Everett
Irvin Orndorff
Maynard Brill
Donald Spiller
Lewis Utterback Jr
Douglas Utterback
Ashby Brill
Gravel Springs
Harrison Roy Emerson
Summit Point
W.va
John H. Enders
Berryville
William Kelson
Boy Scout Troop 68
Middleway
Bill Keildsing, Jr
Jakie Grumber
Tommy, Johnson
Billby Danson
David Liskey
Ben, Vorous
Martin Pulse
Bobby Liskey
Boy Scout
Masonic Cemetery
Stove Explodes Damaging Home in Berryville
A wood stove exploded last night at the home of Mrs. Walter Crimmon on Rite Street causing smoke and plaster damage and stove injury. John H Enders Fire Co spokesman reported the incident occurred about 9 45 with no mention of injuries beyond property damage.
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Berryville
Walter Crimmon
John H. Enders Fire Co
Khanh Loyalists Quelled Saigon Coup Collapse Details
The coup failed as units refused to fight and Gen Ky refused to cede Saigon airport. Rebels led by Brig Gen Lata Van Phat moved into Saigon and seized the general staff. Khanh, not in Saigon, returned briefly to confer with loyal officers before retreating to Cap St. Jacques.
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Wls
Khanh
Saigon
Lata van Phat
Duong van Duc
IV Corps
Joint General Staff
Cap St. Jacques
Weather forecast shows showers from Rockies to upper Great Lakes
A band of showers and thunder showers is expected Monday night from the southern Rockies through the central Plains and Mississippi valley into the upper Lakes region. Cooler air moves from the Dakotas to the Lakes, with warmth returning in the southern Plains and Mississippi, Ohio and Tennessee valleys.
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Rockies
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
Upper Lakes
North Pacific Coast
Dakotas
Lakes
Plains
Ohio
Tennessee Valleys
Fringe Winds Of Hurricane Ethel Brush Bermuda
Hurricane Ethel swept Bermuda with fringe winds and 75 mph sustained winds gusting to 100. Trees fell and power lines and boats were damaged as roads flooded, but there were no deaths reported on Bermuda. Tropical storm Gla dys moved east toward Puerto Rico.
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Hamilton
Bermuda
Ethel
Atlantic
Gladys
Puerto Rico
Quints Celebrate First Birthday in Aberdeen
The Fischer quintuplets held a quiet first birthday party with a white cake bearing the names Mary Ann Mary Margaret Mary Catherine Mary Magdalene and James Andrew. The cake was donated by a bakery as promised at their birth. Aberdeen residents admire the family and plan no public celebration while Mrs Fischer expects another child soon. The Fischers toured a new 20 room home on an 800 acre farm on the city’s southwest outskirts and will move this fall.
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Aberdeen
S.D
Fischer
Mary Ann
Mary Margaret
Mary Catherine
Mary Magdalene
James Andrew
Andrew
Mary Ann Fischer
Thief Steals Meats From Hilton Hotel Kitchen
A thief entered the Hilton Hotel kitchen in Denver carrying a large box and stole two 9 pound hams fourteen club steaks and eleven New York cut steaks before leaving the scene.
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Denver
Hilton Hotel
New York
Commission Plans Wide Kennedy Inquiry Output
Warren discussed editing proofs at the Dallas police station two days after Kennedy's death. The commission intends a 20 to 25 page preliminary summary, followed by hundreds of pages of narrative, 20 plus volumes of testimony, depositions, and exhibits from hundreds of witnesses. Members include Hale Boggs, Gerald R. Ford, Richard Russell, John Sherman Cooper, John J. McCloy, and Allen Dulles.
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Dallas
Kennedy
Warren
Commission
Hale Boggs
D-La
Gerald R. Ford
R-Mich
Richard B. Russell
D-Ga
John Sherman Cooper
R-Ky
John J. McCloy
Allen W. Dulles
Weather Today in Virginia Fair and Cool
The forecast calls for fair and cool tonight with a low in the 40s. Tuesday will be sunny and warmer, followed by partly cloudy and cooler conditions Wednesday. Five day outlook shows temperatures about five degrees below normal with little rainfall.
Auto Recovered In Atlantic City Stolen From Berryville
Atlantic City police report the mid August car theft of an automobile owned by Bud Lewis of Berryville. The vehicle was stolen in broad daylight from a downtown parking spot and found abandoned by officers in Atlantic City New Jersey. No arrests were made.
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Bud Lewis
Berryville
Atlantic City
N. J
Fire Kills 3 Aboard Freighter Off Cuba Coast
Three crewmen died and 17 escaped on a raft when fire swept the Spanish freighter Sierra Acantazu midway between Cuba and Great Inagua. The SS P G Thulin rescued the raft crew. Two died before rescue ship reached Mathew Town, Great Inagua Island. Coast Guard reported the ship burning uncontrollably and airlift options were prepared from Guantanamo Bay if needed.
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Miami
Fla
Cuba
P.G. Thulin
Mathew Town
Great Inagua Island
Coast Guard
U.S. Navy
Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo
Argo
Cuban
Great Inagua
England's Bronze Farthing Loses Legal Tender Status
A historic coin, the bronze farthing, is removed from legal tender status in England. The change ends its monetary acceptance in everyday transactions and marks a formal reclassification of its monetary role.
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England
Galax Man Hurt in Fall From Truck
A Galax Virginia man, Henry P. Proffit, driver of a cattle truck, was found unconscious yesterday afternoon in a Berryville parking lot after apparently falling from the top of his parked trailer. He was hospitalized after being discovered by State Trooper D A Sheetz. Proffit said he had climbed onto the trailer to make an adjustment and apparently slipped.
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Galax
Henry P. Proffit
D. A. Sheetz
Berryville
Proffit
John H. Enders
Mr. Proffit
Traded
Baltimore Livestock Markets Daily Report
USDA notes receipts of 1400 cattle and 1200 hogs at Baltimore markets. Slaughter cattle mostly steady with cows strongest, steers and heifers mixed. feeders steady. Hog prices off about 25 cents, sows steady. barrows and gilts 18.0 to 18.5 for typical weights, heavier sows 13.0 to 15.0.
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Baltimore
USDA
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Winchester Evening Star
A. H. McCormick
W.V. Shanholtz
Wilbur V. (Buck) Shanholtz
Capon Bridge
Mr. Shanholtz
Shaw
Ida Haines Shanholtz
Augusta
Capon Bridge Methodist Church
Elwanda Whitacre Shanoltz
Shirley Ann Timbrook
Mrs
Louis Ruble
Clen Capper
Emerson Service
Admiral
Halsey
Vermont
Moses
George Gershwin
Lisbon
John Steinbeck
Virginia
U.S. Weather Bureau
U.S
Private Arking
Francis B. Sayre, Jr
Washington Cathedral
Dean Sayre
Woodrow Wilson
Johnson
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Episcopal Cathedral
Caldwell Sites CO
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Associated Press
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Boise
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Cleveland
Des Moines
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Galt Sk. City
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James Francis Cardinal McIntyre
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican
Ricrier
Baltimore Livestock Markets
BIG Savings
Pittsburgh Paints
Maine
California
Glaize & Bro
Camanin St
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