Deaths and Funerals Highlight World War I Veteran
A World War I veteran dies leaving his wife Leana D. Ball of Boyce and siblings George and Newton Ball. Funeral services are planned at Guilford Baptist Church with Rev. Isham Williams and Rev. L. D. Pood officiating. Burial follows at Shenandoah Memorial Park Cemetery. Surviving children include Carl Ann, Daniel Lewis Jr., William Edward, and Donna Kay. Relatives gather at John He Enders Funeral Home.
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Fithis
Leana D. Ball
Boyce
George
Newton Ball
Nealie Ball
Guilford
Millwood
Isham Williams
Aonian Springs
L. D. Pood
Front Hepal
John He Enders
Mount Olive
Christiah
McGaheysville
Carok Ann
Daniel Lewis, Jr
Willam Edward
Donna Kay
nNl
Valley ,Mewshaw
Mt. Crawford
Lottie Staton
Winchester
Tallie R. Sandridge
Harrisonburg
H. E. Sandridge
Blue Ridge Summit
William R. Withers
Irvin Stonesifer
Jones Funeral Home
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Port Clinton Man Howard Smith Dies at 92
Howard Smith 92 of Port Clinton Ohio died Tuesday at 6 p.m. at his home. He was born in Frederick County. Funeral service will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Port Clinton.
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Howard Smith
Port Clinton
Ohio
Mr. Smith
Frederick County
Wellington Buttler Dies After Short Illness in Nassau
Wellington Buttler 32 of Union Village Nassau Bahamas died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services set for Saturday at 3 PM at Cartwright Funeral Home conducted by Rev James Carter. Burial in Orrick Cemetery.
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Wellington Buttler
Union Village
Nassau
Bahamas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cartwright Funeral Home
James Carter
Orrick Cemetery
Daniel L Sandridge dies after long illness in Winchester
Daniel L. Sandridge 38 of Route 5 dies Wednesday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He worked for Peoples Cleaners and was born in County, son of Charles E and Angie Sandridge. He married Lorine Russell in 1945 in Hagerstown MD and was a member.
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Daniel Lewis Sandridge
Route 5
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Sandridge
The
Peoples Cleaners
County
Charles E. and
Angie Dofflemyre Sandridge
Lorine Russell
Hagerstown
Burglary Case Defendant Is Given Sentence
Ronald Washington of Winchester was sentenced to one year in prison on two burglary charges in circuit court. The judge ordered the terms to run concurrently after Washington changed his plea to guilty this morning. He was indicted for the August 22 break in at Crider and Shockey Co offices on Martinsburg Pike and for stealing $20 from a cash box. Washington is also serving time for two prior store break ins. The defense cited Washington’s home as reason to favor probation.
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Ronald Washington
Winchester
Elliott Marshall
Marshall
Washington
Crider and Shockey Co
Martinsburg Pike
Wahington
Deer's Fatal Brush With Civilization Near Fairview Ave
Fairview Avenue resident W C McClintock reported blood and hair on his house after a buck deer dashed through a breezeway and shattered glass. Officer Fogle traced the deer onto Van Fossen Street, leaving a blood trail, and it was found dead in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Fairview Ave
W. C. McClintock
Fogle
van Fossen St
Mt. Hebron
Burner Overflows as Friendship Responds to Oil Heater Incident
A flooding oil heater caused an alert at 12 40 p m to the apartment of Robert Plumbstead at 113 Holiday Dr but no fire occurred. The Friendship Fire Company arrived with one truck and the city fire inspector's office conducted the response.
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Friendship Fire Company
Robert Plumbstead
Holiday Dr
Minerva the cat gives birth in hospital lobby
Minerva a gray cat adopted by Mr and Mrs Leonard H Schmitt of Kirkwood gave birth to a pair of kittens in the lobby of St Joseph Hospital after crossing the street to a logical patient setting.
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ST. Louis
Minerva
Leonard H. Schmitt
Kirkwood
St.Josep Hospital
Community Chest Kickoff Parade Opens Campaign
The contest continues from page 1 with photographs as the Community Chest campaign begins its kickoff parade next Thursday night. About 45 units participate in the parade so far.
Pair Charged In Entries and Auto Theft
Youths arrested in Rappahannock County were charged in Washington Virginia with three counts of breaking and entering and one count of auto larceny for two incidents Tuesday night. David Albert Kauffman of Salt Lake City Utah and William Doyle Coger of Gerrard's Fort Pennsylvania were arrested near Washington by State Trooper W A Button after a general alarm from Winchester Police. They face charges for breaking into Hawkins Service Station Millwood Ave Royal Drive In Theater Millwood Pike and the service station at Millwood Ave and Spring St and for stealing a 1960 Ford Station Wagon owned by F E Fetterhoff. Items taken included 15 wristwatches valued about 200 dollars a safety razor beer lunch meat and 25 dollars in change from a drawer and a candy machine. The car was recovered about two miles east of Washington after the arrest. Chief J Thomas Boyd and Captain Warren Rudolph reported the arrests. The pair are held on bond.
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Wwe Vena
Rapanock County
David Albert Kauffman
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Doyle Coger
Gerrard’s Fort
Washington, Va
W. A. Button
Winchester
Hawkins
Millwood Ave
Royal Drive
Millwood Pike
Spring St
J. Thomas Boyd
Warren Rudolph
Council to Air Labor Police Probe Results
FRONT ROYAL town council schedules a session to release findings of a labor police relations probe. Mayor Blanton met with Northern Virginia Central Labor Council to discuss last week’s inquiry into police partiality amid a strike by Meatcutters Local 504 at Old Dominion Packing Co.
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Front Royal
W. Douglas Blanton
Northern Virginia Central Labor Council
Old Dominion Packing Co
Minor Blaze Extinguished at Henkel Harris Furniture Co
Employees at the Henkel Harris Furniture Co quickly doused a sawdust fire about 11 30 a m today. Mr Carroll Henkel said sparks from an abrasive belt rubbed metal into sawdust starting the blaze and that no damage occurred due to alertness and training. Fire trucks were not called.
Congress backing the Cuba resolution shown by senators
Senators Magnuson Kuchel Bennett and others urge unity with the President on the Cuba crisis. They call for a firm stance against Soviet actions near the United States and oppose war talk and blockades while highlighting Western allied responsibility.
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Clark
Magnuson
Cuba
Russia
Thomas H. Kuchel
Calif
Senate
Congress
Soviet Union
Sen
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Grading Underway for Yearling Sale Tomorrow
Today grading began for the eighth annual Yearling Sale at Farmers Livestock Exchange set to open tomorrow at 1 p m. The event features about 600 head of mostly Angus and Hereford cattle with some Shorthorn. Cattle originate from multiple Virginia counties and nearby West Virginia, with Morris Fannon of Roanoke as auctioneer. C. T. Barnes of the Virginia Division of Markets will attend. This marks the first of three fall feeder calf sales by the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association, with Oct. 5 and Oct. 26 events to follow.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Northern Virginia Livestock Prothers Association
Frederick, Clarke
Fauquier
Loudoun
Prince William
Page
Warren
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Rappahannock
West Virginia
Morris Fannon
Roanoke
Virginia Division of Markets
C. T. Barnes
Division of Markets
Second Man Sought in W Va Robbery
Berkeley Springs West Virginia police sought a second suspect in the robbery of widow Jennie Harmison 64 operator of the Park View Inn Keckler 35 of Hagerstown Maryland remained in custody on 10000 bond admitting participation in the Sept 10 robbery officers say about 126000 loot taken with jewels bonds and cash some recovered and bonds serially numbered to verify exact total Courtney 36 of Hagerstown and Hancock Md is sought for slaying in Hagerstown
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
George W. Courtney
Hagerstown
Hancock
J. D. Higby
Courtney
Robert Lee Keckler
Higby
Keckler
Jennie Harmison
Park View Inn
Harmison
U Thant Faces Pressure Over UN Finances and Reform
U.S. delegate urged collective financial responsibility for all UN members and a funding plan for future peacekeeping after a $200 million bond issue. Stevenson pressed for faster UN reforms including enlarging the Security Council and ECOSOC and maintaining Secretariat independence while the Soviet bloc and others lag on peacekeeping payments.
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U Thant
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
U.N
World Court
United Nations
Stevenson
The
Assembly
France
China
Weather sketch for Virginia shows frost, cool days ahead
The Virginia forecast calls for clear and cooler conditions with scattered frost tonight. Daytime highs around 47 and lows near 34 to 40, then mostly sunny Friday and continued cool Saturday with rising temperatures.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall totals and monthly breakdown from 49 year period
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 am was .01 inch. September rainfall to date is 1.94 inches, with 1962 year-to-date at 29.74 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 49 years is 36.86 inches. monthly values show February 2.11, March 3.17, May 3.81, June 3.83, July 3.87, August 3.90, September 2.67, October 3.22, November 2.28, December 2.40 inches.
Freedoms and the Cuban example on constitutional rights
Senator Byrd links the U S Bill of Rights to Cuba under Fidel Castro to warn that losing freedom of speech and press endangers religion. He cites Castro seizing radio and TV and newspapers, silencing dissent, then turning churches toward the state, arguing constitutional guarantees protect liberties in America.
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Byrd
Florida
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Soviet Union
United States
Winchester cattle and farm equipment sales listed in directory
Calendar of auctions in Virginia with Holstein cattle sales at Piney Branch Farm Herndon Chantilly and Winchester. dates September 21 22 28 29 plus an antiques auction at Brandy Fire Hall Culpeper and a Buckhorn Lane lot sale in Middletown. Auctioneers include Hugh Ownby W D Orndorff Charley Broyles Ker mit Ayler Pat Roan.
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Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange, Inc
N. Va
Ned Sutphin
Flatlick Farm
Chantilly
W. Hugh Ownby Auction Co
Henry H. Whiting
Frederick County Court House
Buckhorn Lane
Middletown
Dave Crawford
W. D. Orndorff
Charley Broyles
Brandy Fire Hall
Culpeper
Kermit Ayler
Chuck
Rick Roan
Death of Norfolk Child Boosts Virginia Toll to 614
The death of two year old Ronald F. Barry of Norfolk raised Virginia road toll for 1962 to 614-4 ahead of last year’s pace. Barry died four hours after being struck by a car while crossing a Norfolk city street.
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Norfolk
Associated Press
Ronald F. Barry
Victor Barry
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Wolfe Street
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Mohawk
Braddock St. Methodist Church
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Indian Chaid Staser
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Nat Duckworth
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