Obituaries and Funeral Notices Continue in Area
Several obituary notices recap deaths in Winchester Hagerstown and nearby towns. Dorothy Amelia Lind 47 of Route 2 Nain died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital and will be buried at Mount Hebron after viewing at the funeral home. Arthur Jim Grim 49 of Charles Town died Saturday in Washington County Memorial Hagerstown with funeral tomorrow. Charles W. Gordon of Stephens City died there today with arrangements pending. Sillianus Riley 77 of Front Royal area died Friday and funeral set tomorrow afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with interment at Prospect Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Amelia Lind
Route 2
Nain
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lind
Winchester
John W
Alice Virginia Cain Taylor
Guy Frank Lind
Hagerstown
Alice Tidler
Hyattsville
Margaret Eagle
Philadelphia
William Taylor
Alexandria
Robert E. Taylor
Fairfax
James R
Arthur Jim
Charles Town
W. Va
Washington County
Mr. Grim
Esau
Susan Lackey Grim
Avis Grim
Wilton Grim
Clarence Grim
Rosie Roderick
John H. Enders
Clark Elliott
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Charles W. Gordon
Stephens City
Omps Funeral Home
Sillianus Riley
Boscawen
Mr. Riley
Rappahannock County
Noah and
Carey Burke Riley
Virgie Jenkins
Suitland
Gertaude Lively
Laeger
Jane Green
Raysal
George W. Riley
Louella Whetzel
Elsie Riley
Baltimore
Dan Riley
Jones Funeral Home
George Watson, Jr
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Two Men Caught At Scene Of Break-in
Two transient workers from Eustis Florida were arrested at Grocers Wholesale on Brick Kiln Road near midnight Friday. A break in occurred at the Wilson Welding Co building next door and the case was referred to the Frederick County Sheriff. Police later recovered tools and gear found on the road and turned them over to Wilson Welding Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eustis
Fla
Grocers Wholesale, Inc
Brick Kiln Rd
J. Thomas Boyd
Shifflett Files Second Petition in Winchester Court
Emory Lee Shifflett files a second writ of habeas corpus in Winchester Corporation Court over the shotgun slaying of Courtney Ashwood and the attempted murder of his wife. An earlier petition was denied on August 12. Attorney Joseph W. White was appointed to represent him in the new filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Corporation Court
Emory Lee Shifflett
Shifflett
Courtney Ashwood
Joseph W. White
English Masses Used Throughout Virginia Churches
Delegates at a state Catholic meeting report English is now used to the fullest in Virginia churches. The Richmond Diocesan Council offered its services to the Diocesan Liturgical Commission to help implement the Second Vatican Council constitution. The assembly elected officers Colman D. Coy and George J. Curre of Harrisonburg as president and treasurer, John C. Bowles of Hampton as vice president, and Joseph Benedetti of Richmond as secretary. Keynote speaker Gerard E. Sherry of Dominion News warned of tensions after Vatican I, urging bishops to guard against unjust criticism and indifference among the faithful.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Richmond Diocesan Counscil
Diocesan ‘Liturgical Commission
John C. Bowles
Hampton
Joseph Benedetti
Richmond
Sherry
Ameriica
No Strike at FMC Plant After Mass Firings
In Charleston West Virginia the FMC Ordnance Division plant resumes full operations after 2000 to 2500 union workers decline a weekend strike over the firing of 700 colleagues. A UAW meeting Sunday pledged to do all in our legal power to get justice for the fired workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charleston
W. Va
FMC Ordnance Division
South Charleston
United Auto Workers Union
Virginia's Highest Dam Dedicated at Haysi
The John W. Flannagan Dam and Reservoir in Dickenson County was dedicated with promises it will become a garden spot once fully developed. Rep. Carl D. Perkins and Rep. W. Pat Jennings spoke to about 1,000 attendees about the $19.8 million flood control project later expected to cost more. The 250 foot high dam on the Pound River will create a 1143 acre lake for recreation, water quality, and wildlife, with construction starting in 1958.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Haysi
John W. Flannagan
Carl D. Perkins
Kentucky
W. Pat Jennings
Southwest
Virginia
Big Sandy
Jennings
Perkins
9Th District
Bristol
Pound River
Dickenson
Fire damages Petersburg High School auditorium collapse
Fire heavily damaged the Petersburg High School auditorium with the stage and ceiling collapsing. Fire officials say the blaze began beneath the stage around 5 30 a m. A fireman sustained minor injuries when hit by falling ceiling debris.
Byrd warns of bills to aid economy and world image
Senator Byrd pledges action before adjournment and urges Virginia supporters to carry the campaign. He plans to return to Washington for Senate business after Shenandoah Valley events and will cancel engagements until Congress adjourns. In Rio de Janeiro students resume classes after 10 days of strikes with clashes noted in other cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Washington
Senate
Shenandoah Valley
Congress
Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Sao Paulo
Charges Against Four Juveniles Dismissed
Four juveniles charged with trespassing and destruction of property in a Stephens City cemetery had their cases dismissed in Frederick County court Friday. Five juvenile petitions dated Aug 10 were filed by Green Hill Cemetery Co. after an accident on July 28 when a tombstone weighing 800 pounds toppled near a Stephens City girl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Frederick
Board of Directors
Green Hill Cemetery Co
Girl Injured In Route 11 Crash Involving 15 Year Old Driver
Rhonda DeHaven, 15, of Clear Brook sprained her neck when her convertible crashed on Route 11 north of Stephenson at 11 25 a m. The car left the road struck a tree and overturned. damage estimated at 3300 she was treated and released from Winchester Memorial Hospital. In a separate incident Roger Morris of Artemas Pa was driving north on Route 522 when he hit a pedestrian Wilson Mc Daniel 52 suffering severe facial injuries and nose lacerations. he was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital and listed in good condition today. The state attorney general launched another price fixing probe into chlorine sales to cities water districts and state institutions with potentially staggering sums involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhonda DeHaven
Clearbrook
Stephenson
L. P. Coverstone
Miss DeHaven
Winchester Memorial Hospital
D. A. Sheetz
Roger Morris
Artemas
Sheetz
Wilson McDaniel
Charleston
W. Va
State Attorney General’s Office
Atty
C. Donald Robertson
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook With Cool, Rain Risk
Mostly cloudy with a few sprinkles today and a high near 70. Tonight's low in the 50s. Tuesday into Wednesday look cloudy with chances of rain and cool temperatures. NE winds around 10 knots today. Five day forecast through Saturday shows 2 to 5 degrees below normal. warmer Wednesday, cooler Thursday to Saturday. Rain possible Tuesday and Wednesday and again late Saturday. An auto fire on a Leicester Loudout AH F area was extinguished by Winchester Fire Dept around 2:30 a.m. Car owner is Mike Cromwell of Hicksville Ohio. Damages not fully estimated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leicester
Winchester Fire Dept
William Godenour
Mike Cromwell
Hicksville
Ohio
Rainfall totals and averages across months in 1966 report
Rain totals for the past 48 hours recorded at 8 30 am show September rainfall to date 8 21 1966 and year to date 26 22. Average monthly rainfall for 69 years shown as January 2 43 February 2 18 March 3 10 April 3 14 May 3 68 June 3 70 July 3 83 August 3 77 September 2 68 October 3 11 November 2 55 December 2 31.
Horses trained by Eddie Neley win five stakes at Hialeah
At the 1966 Hialeah meeting Eddie Neley trained horses capture five stakes. Ogden Phipps, an owner connected with the home training operation, led winnings totaling $202,327.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eddie Neley
Ogden Phipps
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Miss Lucile Fray
Wayne Hutchinson
Allentown
Charlottesville
Guy F. Lind
Mount Hebron Sap
Arthur Lee Grim
Sill V
Riley
Lillianus Riley
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun St
Cameron ST. Ah H
Mond Cage Met
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Age and
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Harrisonburg
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The
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Rthur, Inc.insurance
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al Jennings
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