Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Obituary notices for Dave Ritter 47 a carpenter and church member died. Ida Seabright 77 wife of gun smith died. Arthur Seabright service held. Faire Faircloth 11 killed by car. Baxter A. Giffin died. Carrie Grove 81 died. Services scheduled at Macedonia Methodist Church Pine Grove Methodist Church Bethel Methodist Church Maddox Funeral Home Prospect Cemetery.
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Dave Stewart Ritter
Nelson
Martha Lynch Ritter
Macedonia Methodist Church
Roy White
Lawrence Madigan
Ste- City
Ritter
Ira Ritter
Ene
Norman Ritter
White Post
Ronald Clark
Orin Ritter
Marshall Ritter
Arthur Richard Ritter
Elmer White
Roosevelt Madigan
Nelson Clevenger
Omps Funeral Home
Ida Bell Seabright
S. Cameron St
Seabright
Arthur S. Seabright
Gun-Smith
Winchester
James and
Sidney McKee Foreman
Gore
Winchester Rebekah
Glenn W. Seabright
Mitchell Seabright
Gustav Bornscheuer
Sanford Magerfield
Stpenae
Ward Faircloth
William R. Withers
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Jones
Boy Scouts of America Troop No. 2
Ronald Pietch
Clarence Peffer
Lester Arnold, Jr
Ronald Skiles
Stephen Stuart
Stephens Beckner
Raymond Tuegel
Bobby Pullen
Troop 2
Pine Grove Cemetery
Baxter A. Giffin
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Bethel Methodist Church
Trone
J. F. Omps
S. J. Goode
Bethel Cemetery
Western Frederick Bank
Carrie Lavenia Grove
Wilson M. Grove
Cedarville
Grove
Charles W
Rebecca Rerflinger Steele
Blanche French
Front Royal
Ruth Morrison
Marguerite Phlegar
Howard W .Grove
Lacey L. Grove
Plant City
Fla
Roy
Melton
Mateer Grove
Maddox Funeral Home
Irving Johnson
Prospect Cemetery
Mark Edward Faircloth
Pine Grove Methodist
Willie Hill to Preach at Labor Camp Church
Willie Hill a leading contractor with the Interdenominational Church at the Fairmont Labor Camp will preach each Sunday morning at 11 o clock. The Rev J A Carter is the church minister.
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Willie Hill
Labor Camp Church
Fairmont
Hill
J. A. Carter
Front Royal Officials Clash Over Police Authority and Picket Policy
Town Manager Hamner apologizes if council overstepped, while the council votes to keep current police policy. Leadman urges a policy allowing police to intervene with peaceful pickets, citing recent incidents near the Old Virginia plant and a railway station. Fire inspector notes hydrant checks will take four to six weeks with about twenty hydrants checked daily.
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Leadman
Old
Virginia
Norfolk and Western
Fire devastates Golden Eagle Hotel in Redding blaze
A three story Golden Eagle Hotel fire left one man dead and 12 unaccounted for. Two men and a woman were hospitalized in serious or critical condition as crews battled the 6 a.m. blaze that raced through the 74 year old building. Firefighters could only enter a small area three hours after ignition. The unidentified victim was found on the third floor corridor.
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Redding
Calif
Golden Eagle
California Trance Streets
Car Crash Ends With Narrow Escape For Driver
Donnie Oates of 508 Hollingsworth Drive escaped with a cut elbow after his 1959 Renault overturned on Route 522 and burst into flames. Shawnee Fire Co. crews fought the blaze at about 11 45 p m. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad treated him at the scene. The car struck mailboxes and rolled onto a bank before the fire.
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Donnie Oates
Hollingsworth Drive
Shawnee Fire Co
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Oates
Auto Stolen Here Found In Indiana
An automobile stolen from Jacob H. Yost in Tennyson Ave. was recovered in Warsaw, Indiana. FBI agent Earl Tank announced the 18 year old Frank Duncan was apprehended with the car, which had two prior crashes in New Jersey and Indiana. Duncan admits stealing the auto and will be prosecuted in Indiana with no extradition.
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Jacob H. Yost
Tennyson Ave
Warsaw
Earl Tank
FBI
Yost
Frank Duncan
Duncan
New Jersey
Indiana
Local Man Acquitted in Shenandoah County Accident Case
Carroll Lee Garber aged 39 from Winchester was acquitted in Shenandoah County Court after prevailing on charges of leaving the scene of an accident. He was accused of striking a vehicle near Strasburg and continuing, damaging guard rails and a fence. Officer Frank Zirckle said Garber surrendered three days after the crash.
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Carroll Lee Garber
Shenandoah
Fire hydrant inspection routine aids fire prevention
The Water Dept uses 500 gallon per minute and high output hydrants with card file records to assess capacity. When pressure drops, the fire inspector calls the Water Dept to inspect and repair. Hydrants suffer from autos and trucks, lack of use, and clogging, all hindering prevention. Inspectors Gocenour and Rhodes start early each day.
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Water Dept
Northern Virginia feeder calf sale tops state prices
Reports from sales statewide say yesterday's market led all others in price. Stine noted consignors were very satisfied with returns. The first of three Fall feeder sales by the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers' Assn runs Oct. 5 and Oct. 26 with about 4000 calves expected.
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Stine
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Assn
VPI Extension Division
Virginia Beef Cattle Producers
Assa
Virginia Division of Markets
Schirra Prepares Hydrogen Peroxide Jet Control System
Schirra’s craft will feed hydrogen peroxide to surface jets to control roll pitch and yaw automatically or by pilot input. His six orbit flight aims to outlast US peers Glenn and Carpenter and move toward an 18 orbit mission planned for early next year.
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Schirra
John H. Glenn Jr
Malcolm Scott Carpenter
Rebels seize control as crisis widens in Guido era
Rebels claim authority after four days of unrest. The navy, initially sidelined, proposes a three member military junta to halt potential civil war. Rear Adm. Gaston Clement resigns as navy secretary and blames Guido for bloodshed, calling for his removal. He accuses the young president of failing to stabilize the state inherited from Frondizi and warns of drift toward chaos and communist influence. Navy Rear Adm. Carlos Sanchez backs the junta idea.
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Guido
Navy
Adm
Gaston Clement
Arturo Frondizi
Carlos Sanchez
Space warfare urged by Soviet military leaders in Red Star
Soviet strategists publish a Red Star review urging preparations for war in outer space as essential to counter alleged American plans. Eisenhower warns South Carolina voters against single party control from the State House steps, attracting about 3,000 in the rain.
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Outer Space
Moscow
Outer Pre
Red Star
Soviet Union
Columbia
S. C
Dwight D. Eisenhower
South
Eisenhower
South Carolina State House
Argentine crisis deepens as rebel loyalists reject truce
Army Lt Gen Arturo Ossario Arana and Air Force Commodore Oscar Lentino lead a split rebel movement. A top level meeting at the navy secretariat ends inconclusively after two hours as factions refuse dialogue. Gen Ossorio Arana battles to seize power while Gen Guido claims to remain at the helm amid disputed resignation reports.
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Sanudo
Army
Arturo Ossario Arana
Air Force
Oscar Lentino
Navy Secretariat
Guido
Ongania
Campo de Mayo
Buenos Aires
Lorio
Ossorio Arana
Navy
Government House
Gromyko voices Soviet positions on Cuba Berlin Congo
Gromyko warns that a U.S. attack on Cuba would trigger war and urges peaceful debate. He favors a negotiated Berlin settlement but rejects indefinite delays for a German peace treaty and says the USSR will not fund UN Congo operations.
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Republic of Cuba
Cuba
Gromyko
U.S
Germany
Soviet Union
Berlin
East Germany
West Berlin
NATO Bloc
Harrison backs Marsh in Seventh District race
Rep. Burr P. Harrison retiring from the Seventh District reaffirms support for Democratic candidate John C. Marsh Jr., a Strasburg attorney running against Republican J. Kenneth Robinson of Winchester. Harrison’s letter praising Marsh was sent to a Woodstock rally last night.
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Burr P. Harrison
Valley
John C
Jack” Marsh, Jr
Strasburg
Marsh
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Harrison
Woodstock
JFK Says Racial Equality Goal Not Yet Reached
President Kennedy spoke at a ceremony near a white marble monument with Nelson Rockefeller and a U.S. Circuit Judge in attendance. He said the Negroes’ century long struggle to turn freedom rhetoric into reality remains unfinished and must be viewed as a beginning.
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New York
Nelson Rockefeller
U.S
le Pda
Rosear
Special Services At St Luke Church
St Luke Baptist Church in Berryville will hold Woman's Day Sunday with three services. The 11 o clock service includes a sermon by Pastor Rev J C Clark, followed by a 3 pm address by Miss Vivian Jackson, and an 8 pm literary program.
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St. Luke Baptist Church
Berryville
J. C. Clark
Vivian Jackson
Greenwood Chapel Service and Apple Market Update
The Rev L L Shreck will administer Holy Communion at ten o'clock service. Market reports show apple crops below estimates by about 20 percent with Jonathan and McIntosh varieties trading in the 24 to 30 cent range for 4 lb bags, and Red Delicious trays around 4.50 to 4.75 per case. Shipments are eight days ahead of last year, with movement adequate and some growers noting movement will exceed last year in the same week. Grounded notices reflect trucker and table run prices from 1.25 to 2.25 for Jonathan and Red Delicious, plus russeting noted in findings.
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USDA
Grimes
U.S. Fey
U.S
Fey
Jonathans
Jonathans Orchard
Meeting to End Sunday Crusade at Relief Tent
The Rev. Jesse Jenkins continues through this week at the Relief Tent Meeting nightly at 7 45 p m Wednesday through Sunday. It is expected to be the last week of the crusade under Pastor W Wilson at Mrs Brisco Snapp’s place opposite the red building on the R and T orchard. Youth Choir and other singers assist in services.
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Jesse Jenkins
W. Wilson
Weather outlook with clouds and cooler weekend
Increasing cloudiness today with highs around 66 to 72 and lows near 48 to 54. Sunday partial clearing and a touch warmer, followed by a fair and cool Monday.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages reported
Rainfall data cover the 34 hours to 8:30 a.m. on a date in September with totals 1.94 inches for the period and 29.74 inches for the year. The 49 year average is 36.86 inches with monthly figures ranging from 2.28 inches in November to 3.90 inches in August.
Stonewall PTA Opens Year With First Regular Meeting
The Stonewall Parent Teachers Association will hold its first regular meeting of the year at 7 30 p m Monday at the school.
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Stonewall Parent- Teachers Association
Quiz answers reveal varied global and craft topics
Answers list includes Arthur Goldberg from Minnesota Poland Lancaster and York fish Chinese cabinet making bauxite Montpelier and Alaska Mount McKinley.
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Lancaster and
York
Fish
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Dave S. Ritter
A. S. Seabright
Sallie Kerns
Bedford, Pa
Henry W. Korinth
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
James Seabright
Harold L. Foreman
Frank C. Foreman
Douglas F. Seabright
Maurice R. Foreman
Norwood G. O'Rourke
Faircloth Service
Mrs. Wilson Grove
Mrs. Arthur
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
du Pont
DULUX
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Commerce
DuPont Paints
Hamner
Duncan Gibb
Sam Zuckerman
Zuckerian
William Lilliard, Jr
Lilliard
Water Department
Godenour
Kent St
Denny’s Commission
Win
Minneapolis
the Order OF Golden Rule Ambulance Service
Man
Inspector Gocenour
Mr. Rhodes
Ike
U.S. Soviet
John Marsh
JFK
St. Luke Church
Greenwood Chapel Service
L. L. Shreck
Greenwood Methodist Aevel
Apple
Brumback’s Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron St
Perry Engineering, Inc
San’ Sane
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Stonewall Pta
Arthur Goldberg
Minnesota
Poland
Montpelier
Alaska
Mt. McKinley
Washington St
Braddock Street Methodist Church
South Washington Street
South Washington and
Wolfe Streets
Robert T. Barton
Wolfe Street
Walter M. Shade
Mohawk
Braddock St. Methodist Church
Bowtm Lovboun Erasat
Gas Company