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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1963

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Julia Rideout

Mrs Julia Rideout died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral services will be held at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg with Rev Mary Louise Steele officiating. Burial is in Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown. Pallbearers include Dick Long Jack Kelley Julian Gregory Alvah Long James Garrett Robert Miller and members of Stephens City VFW Post as honorary pallbearers.

Julia S. Rideout Winchester Memorial Hospital Rideout Winted Y Les Connie Juall Oe Ren Judy Donna Tisaadien Stover Funeral Home Strasburg Mary Louise Steele Dick Long Jack Kelley Julian Gregory Alvah Long James Garrett Robert Miller Stephens City V.F.W. Post Mount Carmel Cemetery Middletown

Warren C. Boyer Soldier Veteran Obituary Fragment

Warren C Boyer born December 8 1920 in Frederick County son of William Harvey and Susie R Pangle Boyer. Heavy equipment operator before illness disabled him three years ago. Served in Europe including Ardennes Rhineland Central Europe. Member Stephens City Veterans of Foreign Wars. Surviving wife Patsy two daughters and son in law Ray Edmondson.

Ate Mr. Boyer Frederick County William Harvery Susie R. Pangle Boyer Uringange France Ardennes Rhineland Central Europe Stephens City Veterans of Foreign Wars Shid Patsyve Ray Edmondson Oranda Ann

Death notice for Mrs Mathew deRouville of Albany

Ward records the death on September 22 of Mrs Mamie Fuller deRouville of Albany New York formerly Miss Mamie Fuller daughter of J Scott and Elizabeth Grant Fuller of Winchester She is survived by her son J Kenneth deRouville of Albany and several nieces and nephews including B J Sager Beverly N Rice J William Hollis M Vincent Hollis and Marshall F Hollis Funeral service tomorrow at 10 am at Sebbutt Funeral Parlor Albany burial in Albany.

Miss Ruth Ann Brill Dies at 85 in Intermont West Virginia

Miss Ruth Ann Brill 85 retired teacher and postmistress of Intermont WV died at home. Born January 21, 1878 in Intermont she taught in Hampshire County 1897 to 1917 and served as Intermont postmistress 1919 to 1948. She led Rudolph Family Reunion and cared for local genealogy. burial at Loy Funeral Home followed by church services.

Ruth Ann Brill Intermont W. Va Miss Brill Alfred and Ann Jemina Rudolph Brill Lutheran Church Hampshire County Rudolph Walter Sigma Hant Clarence Cline Charles Frye Marshall Clinton Orndorff J. T. Rudolph Harold Good Loy Wardensvvile

Rodney S. Brown infant son obituary notice

Rodney S. Brown infant son of Wallace H. and Mae Con was reported. The notice notes the infant’s birth and death details and lists family survivors and services.

Rodney Steve Brown Wallace H. and Mae Con

Norfolk and Western derailment disrupts line and clears tracks

A Norfolk and Western train derailed near Roanoke causing one coal car to leave the tracks while others tilted. Crew included conductor C B Racer and members M W Meadows W E Martin L W Campbell and Templon. Traffic resumed at 4 am after a 50 000 ton crane cleared wreckage. officials said track offset measured three inches and removal timing varied.

C. B. Racer Mr. Racer Mr. Templon M. W. Meadows W. E. Martin L. W. Campbell Hagers‘town Hagerstown Roanok Western Maryland Norfolk and Railroad Norfolk and Western Railroad Berryville

Winchester Civil Defense offers radiological monitoring course

A free two hour weekly radiological monitoring course sponsored by the Winchester Civil Defense office runs five Wednesdays in Room 53 at Handley School starting 7 p.m. Graduates aid eight city monitoring stations under the Oil Defense plan and receive a 10 hour state recognized certificate. Fire police hospital rescue and government reps already joined. contact 662 2298 between 9 a.m. and noon for openings.

Winchester Civil Defense Office Jefferson St Handley School CD Office

Kennedy Aides to Meet Diem in Saigon Amid Vietnam War Tensions

Secretary of Defense McNamara and Gen Taylor arrive in South Vietnam to confer with President Diem and inspect battlefield conditions. They plan field visits as Viet Cong attacks increase in the Mekong Delta while Saigon disputes Buddhist persecution claims.

Saigon Kennedy South Viet Nam Diem U.S Robert 8. McNamara Maxwell D. Taylor Joint Chiefs of Staff Ngo Dinh Diem McNamara Taylor Mekong River Washington Jors

Springfield Man Penalized for Drunken Driving

William F. Houston, 65, of Springfield Va, was fined 207.25, given an 80 day suspended jail term, and had his license revoked after a drunken driving conviction by Municipal Judge John W. Rice. Joseph A. Pilrier, 27, of Hayfield, paid 36.75 for speeding.

William F. Houston Springfeld John W. Rice Eee Joseph A. Pilrier Hayfield

House Debates Tax Cut With Spending Limits Themed

Congress weighs a tax cut bill tied to spending caps. Kennedy urges action by year end, while Republicans demand a672 spending limit tied to estimates of current and next year. Democrats warn caps won’t curb overspending and favor trimming appropriations instead. A stray candy making tip follows.

Kennedy House Senate Congress Ways and Means Committee

Vandals Damage Farm Tractor and Free Cattle Incident

Sheriff deputies report vandals fired 22 rifle bullets into a tractor tires and discharged fluids, opened a gate to release 62 Angus cattle into a cornfield at Julian W. Glaize's farm off Rt. 50 West. Strother Shiley, farm manager, raised the alarm.

Julian W. Glaize Rt. 50 West Osborne Renner Merlian Marshall Strother Shiley

Niece of Grace Kelly Missing in Philadelphia

Mary Lee Davis 15, student at the Academy of the Assumption, and John Paul Jones Jr. 18, son of a local architect, have been missing for about three weeks. Detectives from the intelligence squad search for them amid reports they may have run away to marry under laxer laws.

Philadelphia Princess Grace Mary Lee Davis Academy of the Assumption John Paul Jones Jr Davis John B. Kelly Mary George Kronbar Mary Davis Conlin Mary Lee Grace Kelly Prince Ranier of Monaco

Auto Stolen From Downtown Parking Place

A Clearbrook resident reported his unlocked 1954 white and green Rambler four door sedan stolen from a downtown parking space on N Loudoun Street. The Virginia license plate is 650 425. Police identified the vehicle as belonging to W. Eagie.

Clearbrook Auto Sone Li Phillip City W. Eagie N. Loudoun St Virginia

Hearing Set on Jefferson County Freight Office

A Public Service Commission hearing is scheduled for November 21 in Charleston on a petition by Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western Railways to close the Shenandoah Junction joint agency freight office in Jefferson County. The carriers say Shenandoah Junction business can be handled at Martinsburg and Charles Town, and the move would affect no mail or passenger service.

Charleston W. Va Shenandoah Junction Jefferson County Public Service Commission Baltimore and Ohio and Norfolk and Western Railways Martinsburg Charles Town

Railroads Open Hearings in Work Rules Dispute

Public hearings on the railroad work rules dispute opened in Washington as a seven member arbitration board begins six weeks of sessions. Howard Neitzert argued the board should consider merits and avoid precluding changes to work rules while unions plan to present their case for settlement after railroads.

Washington Arbitration Board Howard Neitzert Congress Aioe Arb

Kennedy outlines conservation role for federal government

Kennedy argues conservation is a shared duty and the federal government must lead through attitude, effort, legislation and example. He warns littering harms the nation’s roads and forests and cites upcoming appearances in Duluth and several western and coastal states before Palm Springs.

Duluth Minn Kennedy North Dakota Iowa Wyoming Utah Wash Oregon California Palm Springs Calif White House

Weather Outlook for Virginia Fair and Cold Tonight

Forecast says Virginia will see fair and cold conditions tonight with lows in the 30s and scattered frost. Wednesday brings fair and cool weather. Thursday is expected to be cloudy and cool with similar conditions continuing.

Rainfall data and descriptions from September 1963

Rainfall for the 24 hours to 8:30 am today is none with September total 1.37 inches and year-to-date 23.98 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 50 years is 36.91 inches and monthly averages are listed for each month. A note mentions broiling chicken halves or quarters with neck and backbone removed when cut.

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