Obituaries and local fire call in Winchester area
Obituaries note funeral services for Mary Ellen Caldwell 57 Stephens City and Georgia Virginia Bohrer 59 Paw Paw W Va. Funeral services set for Macedonia Methodist Church Paw Paw Johnson Funeral Home. Firefighters respond to overheated furnace at 606 W Cork St cause smoke no fire. Wardens note Oman Rosenberger death from motorcycle crash Harrisburg Pa. funeral pending Omps Funeral Home Winchester.
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Mary Ellen Caldwell
Stephens City
Macedonia Methodist Church
Norman A. Compton
C. Kenneth Staples
Paul M. Halderman
Harry E. Ridgeway
J.J. Russell
John S. Carper
E. Holmes Newcome
Macedonia
Jones Funeral Home
Charles Pine
Cork St
Georgia Virginia Bohrer
Paw Paw
Forks of Capon
W. Va
Donald D. Bohrer
Azzie Burton
Martinsburg
Lucille Malone
Winchester
Theodore
Mike) Anderson
Woodrow
Joshua Anderson
Clark Anderson
County Receives 28 892 From State Sales Tax Check
Frederick County Treasurer announces the county’s July share of the state 1 sales tax at 28 892 71. Treasurer Harry L McCann notes the monthly checks rise steadily, with December 1966 at 31 885 84 the highest to date. He declines to estimate the first check and says the optional one per cent tax began Sept 1. If patterns hold, the initial check should arrive in November.
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Frederick County
McCann
Back to the Scene of Triumph at the Kentucky State Fair
August Schadt Jr returns to the Kentucky State Fair where he first attended in 1917 and won a trophy as the most beautiful baby. He has not missed a fair in 50 years, marking a long tradition and notable personal milestone.
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Louisville
August Schadt Jr
Kentucky
Jennings says he may not seek 8th District seat
W Pat Jennings, House clerk and former Southwestern Virginia congressman, says he has affinity for Northern Virginia but won’t speculate about running for Virginia’s 8th District seat now held by Republican William Scott. Jennings, 48, represented the 9th District from 1954 to 1966 and lives in Vienna in the 8th District.
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Pat Jennings
House
Virginia
Ginia
Jennings
William C. Wampler
Wiliam L. Scott
George Rawlings
Rawlings
Howard W. Smith
House Rules Committee
Vienna
Boy treated after bicycle collision with car
Daniel Roy Franklin age 11 was thrown from his bicycle on Welltown Pike near Rt 11 when he pulled into an oncoming car at 4 30 pm. The driver Ralph M Lee 16 was cleared of blame. Gary A Fry 1632 Henry Ave Winchester in Fauquier county last week remains in fair condition at Ft Belvoir hospital with a broken collarbone jaw and multiple cuts.
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Daniel Roy Franklin
Danilel
Welltown Pike
Rt. 11
Ralph M. Lee
Gary A. Fry
Henry Ave
Winchester
Fauquier County
Ft. Belvoir Hospital
Fry
Cornell's Arson Trial Scheduled for Nov 28
Judge Elliott Marshall overruled attorney E Eugene Gunter's motion to quash the indictment against Robert Edward Cornell for arson at Virginia Aerosol Inc on 445 N Cameron St. Cornell pleaded innocent at arraignment. Trial set for Nov 28 in Corporation Court.
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Elliott Marshall
E. Eugene Gunter
Robert Edward Cornell
Gunter
Corporation Court
Cornell
Virginia Aerosol, Inc
N. Cameron St
Marshall
Credibility Under Fresh GOP Attack
Republican critics charged President Johnson is not telling Americans the truth about the Vietnam War. Sen. Clifford Case said Johnson risks political gains by ordering air strikes on North Vietnam, and Sen. Charles Percy warned the White House hides the danger of bombing near Red China. Both urged honesty about costs and prospects.
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Washington
Johnson
Clifford P. Case
Vietnam
North Vietnam
Robert S. McNamara
South
Charles H. Percy
Ill
Red
China
Case
Senate
Percy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Congress
Divorce drama in courtroom ends with struggle and gunman
In a courtroom melee, ex-paratrooper Bivins wrestled with a gunman named Tom while Parker was wounded. Brennan, a World War II veteran, helped restrain Bivins as deputies arrived from the sheriff's office to subdue him, with Bivins also armed with a hunting knife.
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Bivins
Brennan
Europe
Parker
Tom
Mel Larson
George Tennyson
Two Bank Robbers Kill Two, Wound Twenty in Milan Shootout
Police chased four gunmen from Milan to Rome after they robbed Bank of Naples and sprayed machine gun fire at police and bystanders. Two civilians died and twenty were injured in a six mile pursuit through Milan. one robber was captured with the loot and six officers were among the wounded.
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Milan
Italy
Rome
Bank of Naples
Helicopter Rescues Man After 58 Days in Coconut Tree
Philippine Air Force helicopter flew from Marcos orders to pull Quirino Berja 48 from a 60 foot coconut tree where he had waited since July. Berja fled after fearing assailants who killed his son were pursuing him. Rescue occurred 100 miles north of Manila as family pleaded for help.
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Philippines Air Force
Ferdinand E. Marcos
Quirino Berja
Berja
Marcos
Manila
Weather Today and Outlook for Winchester Skies
Forecast calls for fair conditions today with a warmer spell. Low tonight in the 50s. Wednesday partly cloudy and warm with an 80 to 84 degree high and a chance of afternoon and night showers. Winds south today 10 to 15 mph and 15 to 25 mph on Wednesday.
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California
Lower
Great Lakes
New Enland
Atantic
Mid-Western
Rainfall figures from 1962 to 1967 yearly totals
Rainfall data shows the past five years totals from 1962 through 1966, with 1967 year to date rainfall of 26.22 inches. The report includes historical yearly totals for 1905 through 1966, and average monthly rainfall across 54 years with values for each month.
Large Moonshine Haul Seized in Warren County
Front Royal and Warren County authorities seized about 60 gallons of whiskey from Lyle Folkes home and a Pennsylvania registered 1956 Cadillac. Two men from Allentown Pa Nicolas Panos and Stephen Oros face possession and transportation charges and are jailed on 1000 bond. A rush to Richmond for analysis followed a Sept. 11 investigation with a planned Warren County Court hearing set for Oct. 18.
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Unty
Gary T. Keyser
Lyle Folkes
Osage St
Pennsylvania
Folkes
Penensylvania
Virginia
Nicholas Panos
Stephen Oros
Allentown
Warren County
Keyser
Front Royal
Oros
Richmond
Warren County Court
Clarke Thistle Spraying Demonstration at Arthur Shiley Farm
Clarke County Extension Service sponsors a thistle spraying demonstration at the Arthur Shiley Farm in Clarke County announced by County Agent John Gergen. Weed specialist Allen Kates of VPI will speak on thistles chemicals spray equipment and timing. Residents of Clarke Frederick and Warren Counties invited to attend with rides organized by the Frederick ASC Committee meeting at Town & Country Store Rt 50 near Winchester at 1 p.m. Wednesday.
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Clarke County Extension Service
Arthur Shiley
Clarke County
John Gerken
Allen Kates
VPI
Clarke
Frederick
Warren
Frederick County
ASC
Town & Country
Rt. 50
Winchester
Meeting of 7th Congressional District Republican Committee
Chairman Warren B. French Jr calls a meeting of the 7th District Republican Committee for Thursday at 6330 p m at the Southern Kitchen in New Market.
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Warren B. French, Jr
7Th Congressional District Republican Committee
Southern Kitchen
New Market
Wall Street opens with Dow at 1967 high on rally
The Dow Jones average rose early to a new 1967 high, gaining about four points in the first half hour. Despite a brief delay in ticker reporting, analysts saw a favorable news background and continued inflationary pressure as Portfolio managers stayed equity minded. Fairchild Camera and North American Rockwell rose over two points with several blocks showing mixed moves among Peerless, Gulf Oil, American Telephone, and Union Carbide.
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New York
New York Stock Exchange
Fairchild Camera
Rockwell
Peabody, Coal
American Telephone
Gulf Oil
Union Carbide
Pigeons Declared A Nuisance In Front Royal Meeting
Front Royal Town Council discussed pigeons declared a nuisance as flocks roost on Main Street and at the Methodist Church. Mayor Lillard noted health concerns and the town’s bird sanctuary status may bar shooting without dispensation. Council authorized officials to seek solutions to remove the birds.
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Sarah K. Jones
High St
William A. Lillard
Main and
Royal Sts
Duncan C. Gibb
Front Royal
Fire siren relocation splits Lindenwold vote
Lindenwold New Jersey activists vote 37 to 22 to move a fire siren away from the home of 3 year old with heart disease after doctors warn sudden noise could endanger the child. The siren will be placed about 450 feet from the residence amid a bitter dispute involving the volunteers and townspeople.
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Lindenwold
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Winchester Evening Star
Caldwell Service
William Godvenour, Sr
Mrs
Homer Bohrer
Johnson Funeral Home
A. L. Bosley
C. S. Fowler
Woodrow Cemetery
Roy Rosenberger, Jr
Roy Elwood
Buster) Rosenberger, Jr
Mt. Carmel
Harrisburg
Mr. Rosenberger
Thelma McFarland Rosenberger
National Ave
Pentecostal Church
Barbara B. Rosenberger
Jimmy Rossenberger
Margie Davis
Norfolk
Allen Lee Rosenberger
Omps Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Roy E. Rosenberger, Jr
Sealmark
Rock OF Ages
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
SalesTax
Harry L. McCann
Treasure
U.S. Weather Bureau
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Thomas Monahan
Careroll Mason
Shenandoah Lime and Stone Company
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