Obituaries for Coffelt and Kendall in Winchester
Funeral services were held at Jones Funeral Home for Milton E. Coffelt who died Sunday. Pallbearers included Raymond Santmire John Seabright John Griffith Lester Mason Brown Jenkins and Harold Bageant. Burial followed at Shenandoah Memorial Park. A funeral service for John R P Kendall who died Saturday was conducted at Jones Funeral Home with pallbearers Noah Shade Kline Theodore Funk Glenlin George Knotts and Rufus Boyce. Burial was at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Milton E. Coffelt
Jones Funeral Home
Alan C. Peer
Pallbeares
Raymond L Santmire
John M. Seabright
John W. Griffith
Lester D, Mason
Brown E. Jenkins
Harold M. Bageant
Shenandoah Mc
John RP. Kendall
E.T. Clark
Noah Shade
Ne Kline
Theodore Funk
Glenlin
George Knotts
Rufus Boyce
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Death of Mrs. Fanny Poe Thompson in Arcadia Florida
Mrs Fanny Poe Thompson widow of James J Thompson died in Arcadia Florida hospital on September 18 born December 15 1883 in Warren County daughter of late Winterton Poe and Sarah Beaty Poe. Survived by two brothers Kirthen Poe and Lee Poe of Front Royal three sisters Miss Robbie Poe Marshall Mrs W A Lawson Arlington and Mrs Ralph Levi Berryville. Funeral service held Sunday in Arcadia with burial in Arcadia Cemetery.
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Fanny Poe Thompson
James J. Thompson
Arcadia
Fla
Thompson
Warren County
Winterton
Ani Sarah Beaty Poe
Kirthen Poe
Lee Poe
Front Royal
Robbie Poe
Marshall
eMrs
W. A. Lawson
Arlington
Ralph Levi
Berry‘ville
William Miller Charged in Radford Murder Case
In Radford Virgina Pulaski County authorities charged 23 year old William Charles Miller of New River with murder in the shooting death of 21 year old Leon Harvey also of New River. Harvey died after two chest wounds and a 6 40 p m hospital admission. The Army veteran had recently been released and was staying with his parents while job hunting.
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Radford (Ap
Pulaski County
Wiliam Charles Miller
New River
Leon Harvey
J.henry Hall
Miller
Harvey
Radford
Ruritans to Build Picnic Shelter in Gainesboro
Ruritans plan a self built picnic shelter for Gainesboro community and passing tourists on Rt 522. The building committee led by Leslie Campbell reports roofing lumber and site ready. The group will also operate two soft drink and hot dog stands and host a chicken barbecue during the North South Skirmish weekend near Gainesboro.
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Gainesboro
Ruritan Club
Ruritan
Leslie Campbell
Galhesbord
Raritan National
Paul Moore
Frank Cooper
C. Edward Lizer
Gainesboro Raritan
North- South Skirmish Association
Nash Is Mist By Luggage Lift
Boston AP reports humorist Ogden Nash asked the Boston Globe for help after $7 000 in luggage and personal effects were stolen from his car in the Ritz Carlton Hotel parking lot. Nash and his wife were in Boston to meet their publisher.
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Boston
Chicago
Cabots
Ritz Carlton
Ogden Nash
Nash
The
Globe
Store Entered Nothing Taken at A C Slonaker
City police said the A C Slonaker store on West Amherst Street was burglarized today. Entry was gained by removing a shed board and climbing over the roof. an open safe was closed, a money drawer pulled from a desk, and some money in a second drawer remained untouched.
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A.C. Slonaker
W. Amherst St
Invisible Tyranny Convocation at Shenandoah College
Dr. Forrest S. Racey delivered Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music 90th Convocation address on campus. He warned against invisible tyrants ignorance uncontrolled emotions and habit urging students to free themselves by forming healthy habits and embracing individual choices. Dean Kenneth Eyre introduced him.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Forrest S. Racey
Dr. Racey
Racey
Shenandoah
Kenneth Eyre
Shenandoah College
Community Chest Campaign Dates Set for Front Royal
Front Royal and Warren County Board of Supervisors designate September 28 to October 12 as the 1964 Community Chest Campaign with a $24 000 goal to fund 12 agencies serving the area. Shenandoah County Red Cross warns of a $2000 shortfall threatening the blood program. A Strasburg bloodmobile is planned tomorrow at 10 a.m. and Strasburg Rescue Squad seeks volunteers for headquarters construction starting block work on Saturday.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Red Cross
Ratcliffe
Strasburg
Front Royal
Warren County Board of Supervisors
Strasburg Rescue Squad, Inc
California towns battle spread of Napa and Sonoma fires
Firemen containment efforts across Santa Rosa Napa Calistoga and Sonoma County gain momentum as borate bombers join crews protecting Rincon Valley and Ursuline Convent. No major injuries reported though a youth suffers a shoulder separation and embers threaten Calistoga and Napa.
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Sonoma County Hospital
Pidges
Rincon Valley
Ursuline Convent
Kent Bathurst
Santa Rosa
California Division of Forestry
Napa
Calistoga
Napa Valley
Valley of the Moon
Jack London
Santa Rosas
San Francisco
Sonoma County
Luther Burbank
California
Mt. St. Helena
Vatican approves collegiality move at council vote
The Vatican Ecumenical Council backs the idea that the Pope and all Roman Catholic bishops form a single body. The eight vote set advances toward shared papal episcopal authority and joint governance of the Church. Critics warn it could dilute papal primacy.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Council
St. Peter’s Basilica
Peter
Paul VI
Christian Unity Movement
Thalhimer Official Dies at 72
RICHMOND AP Irving May vice chairman of Thalhimer Brothers Inc department store died at his home aged 72. A lawyer in Richmond before joining Thalhimer’s in 1922 he held secretary treasurer vice president and president posts before becoming vice chairman. He served in World War I as a sergeant first class in the McGuire unit. Surviving are wife Edith Hood May a daughter Mrs Bernard Herbst of Philadelphia a son Ralph A May of Miami Beach and five grandchildren. Funeral set at Temple Beth Ahabah at 3 p.m. Wednesday.
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Bernard Herbst
Philadelphia
Ralph A. May
Miami Beach
Temple Beth-Ahabah
Slugs Plague Montreal Phone Company
AP report from Montreal explains Canadian coin slugs riddling pay phones while U S authorities ban possessing slugs. Bell Telephone security chief J P E Seguin says slug use harms service and the illegal risk lies in employing the counterfeit coins.
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Montreal
J.P.E. Seguin
Bell Telephone Company
United States
Seguin
Grand Jury Indicts 2 and 3rd Released in Frederick County
A Frederick County Grand Jury indicted two men for breaking and entering while declining to return a true bill against the driver of a car involved in a June fatality. Lawrence Glen More Bowen, 42, was released. the driver, tied to Vergie Lee Dodson's death, faced no indictment.
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Frederick County
Lawrence Glenmore Bowen
Rt. 2
Bowen
Vergie Lee Dodson
Rt. 11 South
Kernstown
James Gilbert Fincham
Fincham
Harold Learned
Herbert A. Braithwaite
Miller Bros. Food Co
James Tate
Elliott Marshall
Patsy Irene Butts
Troy A. Nesmith
Richard Pruitt
William Thebus
Middletown
Reynolds Announces Expansion at Grottoes Plant
Reynolds Metals Co. announced a four year 140 million program to expand plants and improve capacity. The Grottoes facility will add about 80 000 square feet for new heat shrinkable film production equipment doubling capacity. Start of construction is immediate.
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Richmond
Reynolds Metals Co
Grottoes
Grottes
Reynolds
Weather Today Forecast for Virginia
Variable cloudiness with a high in the mid seventies for Wednesday. Tonight will be fair with a low in the fifties. Thursday outlook calls for fair and a bit warmer conditions.
South Viet Nam Faces Widening Crisis as Strikes Surge
Government says strikers from a leading textile plant will be reinstated after a 20 000 strong general strike spreads calls for emergency rule repeal. Ban Me Thuot calm returns after an uprising by mountain tribesmen, who killed 17 lowland officers and seized a radio station. Westmoreland notes possible North Vietnamese battalions involved.
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Nguyen Khanh
Viet Cong
Viet Nam Dure
Khan
Ban Me Thuot
U.S. Army
North Viet Nam
Khanh
Demilitarized Zone
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
Rainfall totals and averages across months
Rainfall over the past 24 hours ends 8:30 a.m. today shows trace with September total 2.77 inches. Cumulative 1964 rainfall 24.30 inches, 51 year average 36.85 inches. Monthly averages include January 2.38, February 2.13, March 3.18, April 3.88, July 3.86, August 3.81, September 2.67, October 3.13, November 2.60, December 2.39 inches.
Wall Street Advances Amid Mixed Early Gains
The market rose modestly with a narrow advance as trading stayed moderately active. General Motors held firm despite a Friday UAW strike deadline while autos and steels showed little change and several industrials posted small gains including IBM Du Pont and U.S. Smelting. The AP 60-stock average ended up 1.9 at 325.0.
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New York
General Motors
United Auto Workers
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Eric Lackawanna
Acme Steel
Interlake Iron
Texas Gulf
New York Central
IBM
du Pont
U.S
Phelps Dodge
Kennecott
International Harvester
Baltimore Markets Livestock Receipts Report
USDA cattle receipts total 100 head with standard and good 1100 to 1180 lb slaughter steers selling around 21.00 to 22.00. hogs receipts 300 with barrows and gilts active and steady, sows scarce. Prices for barrows gilts US 1-2 190-225 lbs about 18.00 and mixed US 1-3 185-240 lbs about 17.50 to 17.75.
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Baltimore
USDA
Answers quiz line by line from readers
The page lists answers to a quiz with items including True, Picked green, Vermont, Be prepared, Goliath, Herbert Hoover, Third, Purple, Yugoslavia, and Mount Vernon Virginia. The entries reflect a variety of topics from geography to history and literature.
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Picked Green
Vermont
Goliath
Herbert Hoover
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