Deaths and Funerals of Winchester and Berryville Residents
Mrs. Charles N. Tyndell dies after long illness in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survivors include two daughters Mrs. Peyton J. Marshall and Mrs. F Ryland Washington of Winchester, a sister Mrs. Robert L. Burwell of Annapolis, Md., two grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral in Huntington W Va for C C Carter, 68, father of Dr. Warren S. Carter of Winchester. Mabel Griffith McDonald, 75, of Berryville dies at home. service Tuesday at John H Enders Funeral Home with interment Green Hill Cemetery. Reverend M Claude Cook to officiate.
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Charles N. Tyndell
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Van
Eee Moteyndell
Peyton J. Marshall
F. Ryland Washington
Winchester
Robert L. Burwell
Annapolis
Peyton.j. Marshall, Jr
Baltimore
Johnn
Santurce
Puerto Rico
Huntington
W. Va
C. C. Carter
Warren S. Carter
Carter
Walter and
Mae Griffith Carter
J. F. Powers
Madison
Berryville
Mabel Griffith McDonald
James
Elizabeth Holland Ellyett
Jo R
Ken Fritts
Charles Town
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
M. Claude Cook
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Berryville Resident Charles Marks Dies in Washington Hospital
Charles Marks longtime Berryville resident died today in Casualty Hospital Washington after a brief illness. He lived in Berryville for many years and was active in local affairs. The obituary notes his survivors and service details will be announced.
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Berryville
Charles Marks
Casualty Hospital
Washington
Funeral services for Mr. John A. Thomas
Funeral services for John A. Thomas are planned Tuesday at 1:30 p.m. at the local chapel with burial to follow. Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
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John A. Thomas
John O Williams Dies in Winchester Hospital
John Oaks Williams of 42 Free mont St. died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Stephens City he was a World War I veteran and son of the late Arthur Williams and his wife. He lived most of his life in Winchester and belonged to Orrck Chapel Methodist Church. He is survived by Lathan Williams of this city two daughters Miss Katherine Williams and Mrs Al Stephens a large number of grandchildren and other relatives. Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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John Oaks Williams
Freemont St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Williams
Stephens City
Arthur Williams
Winchester
Orrck Chapel Methodist Church
Lathan Williams
Katherine Williams
al Stephens
Materials Sent to Warren Schools for Bicycle Safety Week
Home Economist Mrs. Mary Lofton distributes bicycle safety program materials to Warren County Schools. Sponsored by the county, the package includes posters and the state bicycle equipment law. The program runs during the last two weeks of October.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Mary Lofton
Answers to I Q A Questions Set One
The respondent names 10 items including Charles A Kinsbergh Kodiak Bear and Pompeii. The answers indicate false true and yes responses for questions covering sports figures Pompeii and gemstones, with items like Opal.
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Charles A. Kinsbergh
Kodiak Bear
Pompeii
Berryville Man Found Dead After House Work
Oakley H. Sealock 51 was found dead at the foot of basement stairs in his new Berryville home. The death was ruled accidental by Clarke County medical examiner Dr. James R. York. Surviving relatives include his wife and seven Sealock siblings. funeral services planned at John H. Enders Funeral Home with burial in Geeta cemetery.
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Berryville
Oakley H. Sealock
Warren County
Carol Sealock
Pearl Renner
Mary Lindamood
Helen Pierce
Nadene Dixon
Earl Sealock
John Sealock
John H. Enders
M. Claude Cook
Duncan Memorial
Ieda Geeta
Indictments and Sentences in Frederick County Court
The article lists defendants including Peg Hetne of Middletown and F Adams Jr for bad checks, and Irvin Kerns and Loring Pangler charged with breaking and entering. Germelman represents multiple defendants. O'Donnell received nine years suspended on restitution and probation. Cross faced four years with possible return to prison.
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Bamelman
Frederick County
Germelman
Harthe 8
Peg Hetne
Middletown
F. Adams, Jr
W. Cork St
Irvin Kerns
Gore
Elliott D. Aeeaaat
Ewan
Earloguens v
Loring Pangler
John R. Keeler
John B. Martin
Newell Goff
James S. Donnell
John W. Major
O'Donnell
Cross
Grover Teets
E. E. Bridgeforth
Claree Corp
Marshall
Senate treaty debate forecasts varied floor speeches
Eleven senators will speak today with ten more planned Tuesday as Mansfield doubts votes will shift. Kennedy set to address the U N on Friday heightening push for ratification before then. Sparkman replies to questions from Smith. many votes appear doubtful with speculative but probable interpretations.
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Mansfield
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Sparkman
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Negro Children Return to School in Prince Edward County
Prince Edward County in Farmville Virginia resumes school for Negro children after four year gap to avoid desegregation. About 1200 to 1600 students expected at free private schools funded by Kennedy administration and local officials. A White pupil couple will join in the first classroom integration.
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Prince Edward
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Aioe
Kennedy
C. G. Gordon Moss
Longwood College
Letitia Tew
W. W. Tew
Throck
U.S. Supreme Court
Supreme Court
The
School Association
Virginia
Colgate W. Darden
Neil V. Sullivan
Sullivan
East Williston
Long Island
N. Y
Strike Halts Trains in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports a nationwide Sunday night strike by workers protesting a 38 percent wage demand. The government offered a 21 percent increase, which was rejected. State railways faced ongoing partial stoppages that disrupted daily train schedules across shifts.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
al Painey Veces Baned
Birmingham Bombing Sparks Federal Action and Violence
The Birmingham crisis escalated as a church bombing killed four girls and wounded 23, triggering federal intervention. FBI agents and three top officials arrived with bomb experts. National Guardsmen and 300 state troopers moved in amid riots. King urged nonviolence while city leaders pleaded calm and called for federal protection.
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Alabama
Birmingham
U.S. Justice Department
FBI
Martin Luther King Jr
George C. Wallace
Albert Boutwell
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church
Melvin Bailey
Medgar Evers
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
Burke Marshall
Joseph Dolan
John Nolan
King
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Kennedy
Stickley Family Ties Highlight Local Lineage
Mazie Stickley of Edinburg is noted by The Star as part of a family profile. The piece mentions her husband dee Mazie Stickley, their two sons Jeffrey and David, and relatives Mr and Mrs Russell Coffman now of Sarasota Florida formerly Woodstock.
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The
Star
My. Stickley la Gene
Dee Mazie Stickley
Edinburg
Coffman
Russell Coffman
Sarasota
Fla
Woodstock
Stickleys
Jeffrey
David
Senator predicts data gap without nuclear war
Senator Sparkman warned that final answers to key questions likely require data only obtainable after a full-scale U S Soviet nuclear war. He cautioned that without such cataclysm, resolution of the senator's inquiries remains uncertain.
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United States
Soviet Union
Sparkman
Virginia Weather: Cloudy to Clearing and Warmer Today
The forecast notes cloudy skies early with partial clearing and a high in the low 70s. Fair tonight with a low around 50s, and Tuesday turning fair with warmer highs in the mid 70s. Outlook Wednesday remains fair and warmer.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for the period
Rain data covers the past 48 hours to 8 30 p m with September rainfall this year at 1 37 inches and 1963 year to date 23 98 inches The 50 year average annual rainfall is 36 91 inches and monthly averages are listed from January 2 40 to December 2 40 inches.
Church Conducts Religious Census in Front Royal
The Marlowe Heights Baptist Church canvassed the area from John Marshall Highway east of Happy Creek to Manassas Ave. gathering a religious census. Workers were junior high age and older. Pastor Rev. J Robert Woodside said those not contacted will be reached next Sunday.
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Front Royal
Marlowe Heights
Queen Elizabeth Expecting Fourth Child Next Year
Buckingham Palace announced that Queen Elizabeth is expecting her fourth child next year. The statement was issued while the Queen and her family are on holiday at Balmoral Castle in Scotland.
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Pers
Buckingham Palace
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Quintuplets Born At Nash Finch Worker’s Hospital
A Nash-Finch clerk and his wife welcomed five babies in rapid births starting 1 58 a.m. to 3 01 a.m. The infants, four girls and one boy, weigh from about 2 5 to 4 pounds and will stay in isolettes for weeks. Authorities note rare quintuplets and discuss birth control remarks by a local priest.
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Fischer
Aberdeen
Joe Barnett
Stan Siegel
United States
Mee Hospital
Erepieces
Kennedy
Nash-Finch Wholesale
William Neurath
Father Roth
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J. McDonald
National Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts
Cale
John O. Williams
Mace
Valley Redi-Mix Co., Inc
Nec
Mars
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Shanholtz
Hercules
Shade Equipment CO
Jackson
Miss
Wallace
Synthia Wesley
Carol Robertson
Addie Mae Collins
Denice McNair
Omps Funeral
Church
RKING
Order OF the Golden Rule
Associated Press
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Boise
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Fourtees
Glaize & Bro
Cameron
Rome
York’s
Wyck Street
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Siegler
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