Obituaries and local death notices in Winchester
Walter Edward Messick 79 of Middletown died in Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. Survived by his foster son Robert E. Miller and step-grand daughter Carolene Carper. Funeral Saturday at 2 with burial in Riverview Cemetery. Virgil E. Molden 65 of White Post died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Burial at Rockland Cemetery after services at John H. Enders Funeral Home. Food distribution programs cited in Virginia with 40 localities and 33 programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Edward
Bill) Messick
Route 1
Middletown
Shenandoa County Memorial Hospital
Mr. Messick
Warren County
Gilbert and
Sally Ritenour Messick
Strasburg
Carolene Carper
Jessie Mae Stokes
Carper
Robert E. Miller
Export, Pa
Stover
H.M. Crim
J.O. Williams
Paul Neal
William Palmer
Lee Palmer
Eddie Palmer
Harry T. Brill
Riverview Cemetery
Virgil E. Molden
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Molden
Page County
James and
Bertie Deavers Molden
Ethel Maupin Molden
Harry Rackley
Winchester
Kate Gordon
Robert Lofton
Stephens City
John H. Enders
Berryville
Charles Harless
Rockland Cemetery
Virginia
Alexandria Man Dies After Clarke County Crash
William McGilvary Orr sixty five? ninety years old of 6403 Hillview Avenue Alexandria died at Memorial Hospital from injuries in a two vehicle crash on Route 50 at Lost Corners. Orr served in WWI and WWII and later worked in real estate and cattle farming. He is survived by three children a sister and a brother. Memorial service at his home and donations to Davidson College.
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Alexandria
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
William McGilvary Orr
Hillview Ave
Douglass O. Hill
Orr
Rt. 50
Lost Corners
Mr. Orr
Thailand
Siam
Robert William and
Emelia McGilvary Orr
Statesville
N.C
Ordnance Department
War Production Board
William Reid Pitts
William McG. Orr, Jr
Kinston
Lewis Payne Orr
New Topsail ‘Beach
John Graham, Jr
Falls Church
Mitchell F. Orr
Fort Worth
Tex
Izaak Walton League Installs Winchester Chapter Officers
Winchester chapter of the Izaak Walton League installs Ernie Nesselrodt as president with W Reynolds Legge Jr. as first vice president, Robert L. Lebo as second vice president, L L Danner as secretary, and Robert L DeHaven as treasurer. Board includes M E Royston and others. a 10 by 30 foot shelter at the rifle range is completed. An 18 inch bass weighing 10 12 pounds is mounted in the clubhouse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Izaak Walton League of America
Izaak Walton Park
Ernie Nesselrodt
Dr. W. Reynolds Legge, Jr
Robert L. Lebo
L.L. Danner
Robert L DeHaven
Carle F. Germelman, Jr
Dr. Legge
Defenders of Pentagon Spending Lose Bid to Trim 20 Billion
Senate critics failed to cut the 20 billion defense hardware bill after a two month fight that ended in an 81 to 5 vote. Proxmire said the fight is only opening for future inquiry while Brooke praised the sunlight on defense spending. The bill funds 19.98 billion for planes ships missiles and vehicles with 7.1 billion for R D T&E.
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Washington
Senate
Pentagon
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Edward Brooke
Massachusetts
Brooke
United States
House
Laos
Thailand
Ground Action Highlights Vietnam Night Fighting
Overnight battles near Saigon Dong Ha and Da Nang saw eight Americans wounded as rockets and mortars struck U S outposts. A helicopter collision killed Col Dale J Crittenberger and Lt Col Leo Sikorski along with ten others. The 3rd Marine Division faced brief enemy fire while Vietnam troop withdrawals continued under Nixon orders.
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U.S
1St Air Cavalry Division
Saigon
3Rd Marine Division
Dong Ha
Demilitarized Zone
Vietnam
Nixon
198Th
Da-Nang
da Nang
Dale J. Crittenberger
Mekong Delta
Crittenberger
West Point
9Th Infantry Division
Willis D. Crittenberger
Rome
Anderson to Speak at Grace Bible Church Brucetown Series
Einar Anderson, former Mormon now missionary and Bible teacher, will lead special services at Grace Bible Church near Brucetown September 24 to 28 at 7 30 each evening. He was born in Utah and raised Mormon, later becoming a sought after speaker and Bible conference leader in churches worldwide. He is from Grace Mission Inc Grand Rapids Mich and has written pamphlets a book titled It Was A Mormon. Pastor Burleson and Pastor Gowdy invite the public.
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Einar Anderson
Grace Bible Church
Brucetown
Mr. Anderson
Utah
Anderson
Grace Mission, Inc
Grand Rapids
Mich
Burleson
Pastor Gowdy
Battle spends over three times Howell in Virginia runoff
In Virginia runoff spending reports Battle lists 150,636 while Howell posts 48,150. Totals from both primaries bring Howell to 411,894 and Battle to 424,266, with ads the largest expense for both. Miller, elected lieutenant governor candidate, reports 33,251 in the runoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
William C. Battle
Henry E. Howell Jr
Fred G. Pollard
State Board of Elections
Battle
Howell
State Board
Andrew P. Miller
del. Guy O. Farley
Juvenile Petition Signed After Dormitory Incident
A 16 year old male juvenile from Alamo Ga faces a signed petition after a Shenandoah College girls dormitory incident at 6 am yesterday. A dorm window screen was forced and a girl sleeping inside glimpsed a young Black male. A college security guard later detained a suspect on campus and he was handed to the Regional Juvenile Court for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alamo
Shenandoah College
Winchester
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Carrol K. Mauck
Regional Juvenile Court
No Israeli Confirmation Of Attacks
Al Fatah claimed heavy attacks on Israel with hundreds of commandos targeting 14 positions along a 30 mile front in the Jordan Valley. Israel reported only one skirmish with four Arab combatants killed and no Israeli casualties, while a later clash near the Dead Sea area produced four Arab deaths. Jordan and Cairo also reported military moves and leadership changes as Nasser faced illness.
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Associated Press
al Fatah
Israel
Amman
Jordan Valley
Srubavel Shalev
Fatah
Shalev
Dead Sea
Damiya
Jordan
Cairo
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Navy
Nasser
Delinquency Hearing Set for Harry Carter in Frederick County
A regional juvenile court will hear Harry Junior Carter of 321 North Kent Street on September 30 for contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Carter is free on a 500 dollar bond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Junior Carter
N. Kent St
Frederick County
Carter
Weather Outlook Virginia Five Day Forecast
The forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday with lows 45 to 52 and highs 70 to 76. Rain chances are near zero today and tonight and about 10 percent on Saturday. Sunday looks fair and milder. The five day outlook shows above normal temperatures with highs 78 to 82 and lows 52 to 58, with rain totaling about half to one inch mainly mid next week.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and climate data summary
Rainfall figures cover 24 hours ending 8:30 am, September 2 showing 1.35 inches for the day and 26.74 inches year to date. Long term averages over 56 years list monthly means from January to December, with September at 2.81 inches and yearly averages around 36.43 inches. The alpaca note defines it as a camel family mammal with wool, eating grass near the snow line and needing clean water. Noon high 57 and low 46. year ago high 71. yesterday's high 71.
Fredericksburg Man Charged Over Forged Prescriptions
Gary Eugene McIntyre 21 of 1324 Handley Ave was charged by Fredericksburg police with two counts of buying dangerous drugs with a forged prescription other related counts. He is jail free on 7000 dollar bond and a Sept 23 hearing is set in Fredericksburg Municipal Court. McIntyre also faces Prince William County charges for delivering a forged prescription with a county hearing on Oct 14.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Fredericksburg
Gary Eugene McIntyre
Handley Ave
McIntyre
J.R. Lightner
Prince William
Mothers' Club to Host Dinners for Fremont Street Nursery
The Mothers' Club of Fremont Street Day Nursery will serve dinners at the nursery starting at 4 p.m. Tomorrow. Reservations are requested at 662-7237. The event supports the Fremont Street Nursery with free home delivery for orders.
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Mothers’ Club
Fremont Street Day Nursery
Fremont Street Nursery
Wall Street mixed in moderate activity early trading
Wall Street opened with the Dow at 831.51, down 0.06 as advances edged declines. Blocks traded included American Telephone at 51, General Motors at 75, Polaroid at 135, and General Electric at 84, with several others showing mixed moves. The prior session closed higher as the Dow rose 5.01 to 831.57, while the 60 stock average gained 1.1 to 290.3 as analysts see a base between 800 and 840.
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New York
American Telephone & Telegraph
General Motors
Polaroid
Atlantic Richfield
General Electric
A. H. Robins Co
Benguet
Sperry Rand
Hilton Hotels
Control
Dow Jones
DJI
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Alaska Airlines
Allen Electric
British Petroleum
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Lorist, Inc
Oldsmobile
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H. W. Ebert
N. Loudoun St
Delaplane
Ethel Fowle
Elizabeth Ity, N.C
Viola Merigold Farr
Fairfax
Davidson College
Davidson, N.C
Nesselrodt
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Izaak Walton League
Rt. 50 East
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Virginia Loan
Thrift Corp
Piccadilly St
Anderson Is
Grace Bible
N. Main Street
Great Lakes
Fremont
Wall Street
Benjam Franklin
Jupiter
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Dent. of Health, Education and Welfare
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