Keckley Rites Held for Wardensville Resident
John P. Keckley 79 of Wardensville West Virginia died Tuesday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral service conducted yesterday at 11 in Faith Mission Church Wardensville by Rev George Lovelace and others. Survived by wife Sadie and children Daisy Line Samuel Keckley Madge Brooks 11 grandchildren 13 great grandchildren six brothers and three sisters. Burial followed in Wardensville.
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John P. ‘Keckley
Wardensville
Virginia agricultural leaders to meet in fall sessions
The state agriculture department will hold two meetings with agricultural leaders in northern Virginia this fall. The Harrisonburg session is set for October 31 at Rockingham National Bank, and the Warrenton session for November 1 at a location to be announced. Agriculture Commissioner Richard D. Chumney said the meetings review the department’s overall operations.
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Ture
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Warrenton
Agriculture
Richard D. Chumney
Rockingham National Bank
Episcopal Registrar Brydon Dies at 88 in Richmond
The Rev. George MacLaren Brydon D D historiographer of the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia since 1922 died yesterday in Richmond He was born June 27 1875 and served in multiple Virginia parishes before rising to diocesan roles including secretary treasurer and registrar He organized the Virginia Diocesan Library and helped edit the Church Historical Magazine.
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Virginia
Richmond
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Ellen Page Dame Brydon
Union Theological Seminary
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Baltimore
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Lowdoun County
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Halifax County
Trinity Church
Morgantown
King George County
Colored Work
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William Cabell Brown
Virginia Diocesan Library
Church
Storical Magazine
Three Carolinians Die In Virginia Car Truck Crash
Three North Carolinians died in a crash at the U S 360 and Virginia 47 intersection ten miles south of Keysville in Charlotte County Virginia. The victims were Mrs Jonnie May Jordan 39 and her daughter Donna Sue Jordan 7 of Charlotte NC and Noel Waddell Cassada 35 also of Charlotte NC. Cassada was the driver of the car. Virginia toll for 1963 rises to 691 with this crash.
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Virginia
Jonnie May Jordan
Donna Sue Jordan
Charlotte
N. C
Noel Waddell Cassada
Cassada
U.S. 360
Virginia 47
Keysville
Charlotte County
Miss Red Feather Finalists Chosen for JCC Event
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce selects the Miss Red Feather winner tonight from five applicants as three beauty queens join the Community Chest parade. Special guest Miss Dorcas Dara Campbell appears alongside Carol Lee Curl and Miss Winchester Tri County. Plans advance for the Chest drive with churches urged to note eight services and optional hymnal markers.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Feather
Dorcas Dara Campbell
Virginia
Carol Lee Curl
Front Royal
Third Fischer Quint Goes to Bottle Feeding
Aberdeen Maryland AP reports a third Fischer quintuplet began bottle feeding on Thursday after removing a feeding tube. All five babies were described as acting like normal infants as doctors noted progress and the team at St Luke's Hospital observed continued activity in the quints' incubators.
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Aberdeen
M.D
Mary Margaret
James Andrew
Ey Magdalene
St. Luke's Hospital
Kennedy urges global role to curb isolationism and expand recreation
In a Washington speech Kennedy argues the United States must avoid isolationism, adapt to shifting global alliances, and aid diverse governments while pursuing world order. He backs expanding federal recreation projects including beaches, wilderness, and wildlife preserves.
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Maine
McKinley
United States
Oregon
California
Tacoma Wash
Tacoma
Valachi details La Cosa Nostra structure under new commission
In a high security hearing Valachi describes the mob’s shift from a “boss of all bosses” to a commission that mediates internal disputes. He identifies Cosa Nostra as Our Thing and says he joined in 1930, with two narcotics sentences and a life sentence for murder. U.S. marshals surround him as he testifies.
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la Cosa Nostra
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
New York City
Naples
Italy
Karl Mundt
R S.C
Mundt
McClellan
Federal
Atlanta
Cosa Nostra
U.S
Senate
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Ice
Weekly livestock market summary from Baltimore and Midwest
USDA weekly cattle numbers show 2250 head with steers and heifers steady to 25 cents lower from last week while cows and bulls hold. hogs receipts around 2800 with barrows and gilts largely steady and sows steady. New York stock market slipped with Dow at 734.51, while Chicago hog and cattle reports note slight declines and mixed demand.
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Baltimore
USDA
Hurricane devastates Martinique and Mexico regions
Paris reports tens of thousands homeless on Martinique after a hurricane with 7 percent of buildings damaged. Mexico hit by two near hurricane storms from Pacific and Gulf of Mexico. Five days of rain displaced 40,000 in Tabasco with at least seven towns flooded and 25 dead or missing.
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Pacific
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California
Gulf of Mexico
Tabasco
Drunk Driving Found Costly In Shenandoah
Shenandoah Court fined Glenn Elwood Polk 300 dollars and jailed him 30 days for drunk driving and suspended his license for four years. He previously faced charges from July and August with prior fines totaling 500 dollars and 22.50 in costs. A separate circuit case involved an indictment date dispute delaying a breaking and entering and grand larceny trial tied to Michael Smith of Lund. The defense challenged the July date and the judge ordered a continuance to November 15.
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Edinburg
Shenandoah
William B. A. Allen Jr
Glenn Elwood Polk
R. S. Wright, Jr
Shenandoah County
Smith
Lund Arm
Norma W. Cunningham
Commonwealth
William H. Logan
Kermit Racey
Mr. Racey
Elliott
Fire destroys power unit at Richmond fair
An estimated 1000 damage occurred at the Atlantic Rural Exposition when a wooden wagon housing an auxiliary power unit burst into flames. The blaze was quickly extinguished but electric service to several rides and concessions was interrupted for about an hour. An overheated generator is believed to have started the fire.
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Richmond
Kennedy Jr Has Not Seen New Pet Pony Yet
The shaggy brown Connemara gift arrived by air to New York and was transported by trailer to the Kennedy weekend retreat at Rattlesnake Mountain in Atoka Virginia. White House spokesman said none of the Kennedys had met the pony yet.
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Washington
Little John
Kennedy Jr
Connemara
Eamon de Valera
New York
Byrd Foresees Delay in Measure Becoming Law
Fragmentary notes indicate discussions over a measure extending into 1964, with timing suggesting it cannot become law before April or May. Senator Vance Hartke signals readiness to intervene if fellow members do not act, highlighting party or committee maneuvers.
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Tomittee
Vance Hartke
Weather outlook for Virginia fair with warm spell
The forecast says fair today with a cool down next week. Night lows 54 to 60 parity, Saturday highs near 90 then cooler. Sunday remains fair and cooler, five day outlook shows above normal temperatures then a rain chance Monday and again midweek.
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Virginia
September rainfall report shows totals and averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. none. September rainfall to date 1.37 inches. 1963 year to date 23.98 inches. Average yearly rainfall over 50 years 36.91 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 50 years lists values for each month from January to December.
York and Jersey Names Appear in Fragmentary List
Incomplete OCR reads a list including names such as Joseph Martin and entries like Lil Be Pep 8 9 10, with scattered references to York and Jersey amid the fragment. The readable portion hints at a local roster or participant index but lacks context.
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Joseph Martin
York, Jersey
Calvary Church Benefit Sale of Food Goods and Furniture
Calvary Church of Brethren hosts a benefit sale featuring canned foods baked goods and furniture on a date shown as 9 27 11 5 with proceeds supporting church activities and community outreach.
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Calvary Church of Brethren
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