Obituary notices from Winchester Star dated September 21 1967
Obituaries include Aubrey Jennings Gilliam 58 of Bridgeport Connecticut former Winchester resident owner of Valley Weatherstripping and Awning Co Navy veteran and World War II veteran served with National Guard. funeral Sept 15 in Bridgeport. Also Mervel W Adams 77 of Kerns Town died recently. funeral Janes of Jones Funeral Home. Louella Mae Renner 85 of Frederick County died in Staunton. buried Mount Hebron. Burial details and survivors listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aubrey Jennings Gilliam
Bridgeport
Conn
Gilliam
Orange County
William Addison
Eliza Parker Gilliam
Winchester
Connecticut
Valley Weatherstripping and Awning Co
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Avco Lycoming
Mervel W. Adams
Route 3
Kernstown
Jones Funeral Home
Edward J. Taylor
H.robert Edwards
Conniel
Renner
L. Himelright
Roy L
B. Marvin D, Weaver
C. Jenkins
Mount Heb Cemetery
Louella Mae Renner
Dodge Ave
Staunton
Renner Service Set Saturday at Elm Street Church
Mrs. Louella Mae Renner funeral or memorial service is planned for Saturday at 1 30 P M at the Elm Street Church of God. The notice provides location and time for the community to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Strosnider
Daisy Shaffer
William Strosnider
James R. Strosnider
Glaggett H. Strosnider
Otha
B. Strosnider
Elm Street Church of God
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Robert Cath
Allen Owens
Paul McFarland
Ivan Stubbs
Lee Whittington
Douglas DeHaven
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Louella Mae Renner
Elm Street
Church of God
Sign on new auto lemon costs 6 Cents
New York AP reports a quirky complaint from the auto industry where a sign reads A lemon costs 6 Cents This is a $4 600 lemon indicating a playful jab at high price tags and consumer expectations in a busy market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate backs Johnson programs with 537 million model cities grant
The Senate approved 537 million for the model cities program and 40 million in contract authority for rent subsidies in a 62 to 28 and 59 to 31 vote, boosting urban renewal. Republicans rallied 16 GOP senators to support the rent subsidies, as the omnibus bill totals 10.4 billion. Cities like Richmond and Norfolk seek aid, with HUD receiving 190 requests for participation.
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Washington
The
Son
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
House
Johnson
Congress
Vietnam
Fa Smaatters
Perlig
Total
Spong
Virginia
Richmond
Norfolk
Newport News
Hampton
Portsmouth
Alexandria
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Jury Finds Clem Guilty of Entry and Theft
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury found Billy Lake Clem, 20, guilty of breaking and entering and statutory burglary. He received a three year penitentiary sentence. The trial covered stolen clothing, two radios, a pair of binoculars and other items from a home on Senseny Road.
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Frederick County
Billy Lake Clem
Woodstock Lane
Elliott Marshall
Clem
Warren Shifflett
Lockhart Addition
Senseng Road
Massie
Shifflett
E. Eugene Gunter
Commonwealth
Truck Blaze At Jack Wilkins Garage Reported
The Round Hill Fire Company answered an alarm for a truck fire at Jack Wilkins Garage yesterday at 4 50 p m and found the fire under control. The truck backfired through its carburetor starting the motor fire. Minor wiring damage occurred. The truck is owned by H M Funkhouser and Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Round Hill Fire Company
Jack Wilkins
Quiz Answers and Names From The North
A compact list presents answers: Bolivia, Caliber, True, William Powell, True, Nickel, Demosthenes, 110000, North Star, Roman Road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Demosthenes
North Star
Roman Road
Stephens City Service Station Robbery Reported
Bill's Atlantic Service Station in Stephens City was entered and robbed early today. About $30 in charges and a tape recorder were stolen. The theft occurred between 12 30 and 7 a.m. William Heflin the proprietor discovered the break in and notified police. The cigarette vending machine pinball machine and cash register were rifled. Frederick County Deputy Sheriff Lacy Anderson and Sergeant Foreman lead the investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill
Atlantic
Stephens City
Harrison Foreman
William Heflin
Frederick County
Lacy Anderson
Sergeant Foreman
Virginia Weather Today Thunderstorms Turn Cooler Tonight
Forecast for Virginia shows thunderstorms ending this evening and cooler air arriving with lows around 60 to 68. Friday will be partly cloudy and windy with a cooler high, followed by a fair and cool Saturday. Winds today from the southwest at 10 to 20 mph.
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Plains
Mississippi Valley
Pacific Coast
Oregon
California
Atlantic States
Maine
Carolinas
Tennessee Valley
Lakes Region
New England
Rainfall totals and averages from 1962 to 1967
Rainfall measured over the past 24 hours to 8 30 a m on September 8 1967. Year to date totals shown for 1967 and five year monthly figures from 1962 to 1966. Average monthly rainfall for 54 years is listed by month with figures for each month.
Frederick ASC elects five committee members across districts
Five men from each of Frederick County’s districts were elected yesterday to serve on the ASC community committee. Ballots were mailed and counts announced at the ASCS office. Members include Back Creek Eugene Lup ton and others. county convention set for Sept 29 at 10 a.m. to appoint chairman and vice chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
ASC
ASCS
W. Boscawen St
Frederick County Plans Water and Sewer Development
The Frederick County Planning Commission considers a county wide water and sewer plan to guide growth. An engineer will study population and industry trends, flood control, and water storage with hearings pending before the Board of Supervisors. The Sanitation Authority will participate, aiming to complete the survey in six to eight months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Planning Commission
James Galladay
Board of Supervisors
Galladay
Frederick County
County Sanitation Authority
James L. Bowman
Sanitation Authority
Tombstones Found Near Harrisonburg Mark 1790s Burials
Richard Garrison of 297 West Avenue Harrisonburg found a tombstone in a flower bed that appears to mark L. W. Bibler who died in 1798. Two more stones were found, including one likely for Barbara Bre who died November 11, 1799, while the third is unmarked. The Garrison home lies near the Bibler homestead off Route 42 at Harrisonburg's south edge. Lowell Sharpes, whose family once lived at the Bibler homestead, notes the old burial site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Richard Garrison
West Ave
Otis M. Garrison
L. W. Bibler
Barbara Bre
Garrison
Bibler
Route 42
Lowell Sharpes
Wall Street Edges Up in Cautious Early Trading
Wall Street rose slightly in fairly active early trading as gains in Control Data, Polaroid, Xerox and Occidental Petroleum offset declines. The averages showed little overall change and brokers hoped a modest price reaction after a prolonged advance would stay within narrow bounds amid delays in Cerro’s merger with Bethlehem Steel.
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New York
Cerro
Bethlehem Steel
New York Stock Exchange
Control Data
Polaroid
Xerox
Occidental Petroleum
Transamerica
Chrysler
RCA
American Telephone
Res
Southern Co
New York Apple Growers Withhold Market Supply
About 250 apple growers from Monroe, Niagara, Orleans and Wayne counties gathered in Rochester to withhold apples until a base price of 4.50 per hundredweight is set. Robert Russell of the Virginia Apple Committee said resistance to processor prices is strong and well organized, noting size issues in Wayne County orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Russell
Virginia Apple Committee
Virginia Farm Bureau Marketing Association
Rochester
N.Y
Monroe
Niagara
Orleans
Wayne Counties
New York Farm Bureau
Russell
Wayne County
John Follman
Farm Bureau
American Agricultural Marketing Association
New York
C. R. Nesbitt
Bureau
Apple
Interstate 81 Bypass Opens Through Lexington Area
The 14 mile Lexington bypass on I 81 opened to traffic Monday after routine inspection. No ceremony held. The route runs from the West Virginia line near Winchester to the Tennessee border except for a section near Staunton to Greenville slated to open in October 1968.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RT. 81
Lexington
West Virginia Line
Winchester
Tennessee
Vernona
Staunton
Greenville
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Winchester Evening Star
Aubrey J.gilliam
Hazel Dix Gilliam
Reservoir Ave
Adams Service
Renner Service
N. Strosaider
Stephens C
Ernest E. Strosnider
Chester
Guy Keckley
Bufflick Road
John E. Strosnider
Perry J. St
W. Griffin Strosnider
Grafton
West Virginia
Mr. Mervel W. Adams
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Comps Funeral Home
Loudoun Street Dial
Monumen
F.groves
Awen
U.S. Weather Bureau
LBJ
Byrd
U.S. Pat
Duc
John
DU Pont
W. Rosenberger
Quarles School
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth Attorney
Ager
Senseny Road
Roy R. Hoak, Jr
George Franklin Finchman
Middletown
Town & Country Store
Rt. 50 East
Fincham
Walter Franklin Wilson
Marshall
Wilson
Loudoun County
Mr. Gunter
Bolivia
William Powell
Ed Alelalon
Allison le Eee
Frederick
Elmer M Venskoske
W. Eugene’ Larrick
Back Creek
Julian S. Carbaugh
Opequon
Clinton H. Ebersole
Shawnee
Grover Teets, Jr
Stonewall
Clark W. Jolley
Gainesboro
Cnio
Eugene S. Lupton
Harold L. Cooper
Robert E.hockman
M. M. Mcllwee
Charles R. Sandy
Ralph W. Ball
Serman
C. Lucian
Brumback
James F. Garrett
J. Roy Russell, Sr
George W. Giles
Paul R Denson
Ira W., Oates
Ira J. Campbell
J. M. McAboy
E. W. Shenk
Roy R. Boyce, Jr
John W. Whitacre
Clarendon Ruble
Guy M. Owens
Jands
E. Smith
Manuel
Byron O. Brumback
Wall Street
Glalitze
Cameron St
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