Obituaries from Winchester Evening Star September 28 1967
Roy Elwood Rosenberger Jr died Monday in Harrisburg Pennsylvania and funeral services were held at Omps Funeral Home with burial in Mount Olive Cemetery. Frederick Richard Fiddler 68 of Route 1 Clearbrook died at home. He was born August 24 1899 in Frederick County worked at Smalley Box Factory and belonged to Stephenson Methodist Church. He is survived by sisters Mary Fiddler Berryville Hattie Dinges and Frances Fiddler Clearbrook. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Saturday at 1 30 with burial in Burnt Factory Methodist Cemetery.
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Roy Elwood Rosenberger, Jr
Harrisburg
Omps Funeral
Harold Gano
Jimmy Newlin
Andrew Cline
Ted Wilkins
Raymond Kerns
Joe Arnold
Roger Wolverton
Mount Olive Cemetery
Frederick Richard Fiddler
Route 1
Clearbrook
Mr. Fiddler
Frederick County
James Henry
Anna Louise Morrison Fiddler
Smalley Box Factory
Stephenson Methodist Church
Mary Fiddler
Berryville
Hattie Dinges
Frances Fiddler
Jones Funeral Home
A. C. Yates
Burnt ‘Factory Methodist Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Elsie Virginia Miller scheduled
A private funeral for Mrs Elsie Virginia Miller of Highland Avenue will be held tomorrow at 11:00 AM at Omps Funeral Home conducted by Rev Bruce A Macbeth. Pallbearers are Earl Madican Jr Thomas R Orndorff Phillip Madigan Donald Orndorff Wilbert Taylor and William Taylor. Burial follows at Mount Hebron.
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Elsie Virginia Miller
Highland Ave
News Cameras Allowed Inside New York Theaters
A one year trial lets TV stations film rehearsals inside Broadway theaters without fees. Restrictions cap local news airings to one minute of footage. The deal, backed by unions and theater owners, aims to boost publicity for shows and provide fresh material for broadcasts.
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New York
Broadway
Irving Cheskin
League of New York Theaters
The
Theater Owners’ and
Producers’ Association
Wall Street Opens With Slim Gain amid Inflation Hopes
The New York market shows a small advance in early trading with about 175 stocks up versus down. Investors weigh inflation fears as sulphur price rises and August living costs mark a seventh straight monthly increase. Notable moves include American Telephone up at 52, Jersey Standard down at 67, and Union Carbide lower at 52. Stephen Foster, famed composer, spent much of his life in Pittsburgh.
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New York
American Telephone
International Paper
Jersey Standard
Union Carbide
Stephen Foster
Pittsburgh, Pa
Strike Delays Queen Mary At Southampton Docks
A crane drivers strike at Southampton docks disrupts the Queen Mary’s waning hours after her New York crossing. Thirteen autos and 280 pieces of luggage were left behind as she plans two seven day cruises to Las Palmas and Gibraltar before a final voyage to Long Beach to become a floating leisure center. The retirement follows losses to jet competition and the strike seeks higher wages and sick pay.
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Southampton
England
New York
Las Palmas
Gibraltar
Long Beach
Calif
Rasputin's Slayer Felix Youssoupoff Dies in Paris
Prince Felix Youssoupoff, 81, who admitted killing Rasputin in the Royal Palace at St. Petersburg in 1916, died Wednesday after a long illness. He had lived in exile in Paris since 1920. Rasputin was a monk who won favor at the court of Czar Nicholas II.
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Paris
Felix Youssoupoff
Rasputin
St. Petersburg
Nicholas II
Stolen Car Recovered by City Police
Berkeley County West Virginia reported a stolen car recovered by city police yesterday afternoon. Three Oswego New York juveniles, ages 14 and 15, occupied the car and were taken into temporary custody pending disposition.
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Berkeley County
W. Va
New York
W.va
Oswego
N.Y
U S Planes Strike Hanoi Rail Lines and Coastal Routes
U S forces hit Hanoi rail links and an ammunition dump near Hon Gai as Air Force and Navy units targeted supply lines along the coast. Marine and B 52 strikes supported Con Thien amid heavy fighting, with 3 North Vietnamese dead and 15 wounded in a dekat firefight.
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Hanoi
Red China
Hon Gai
Constellation
Coral Sea
Iftrepid
U.S
North Vietnam
Con Thien
Saigon
Marine Corps
Quang Tri Province
Nine economic jugular vein of 1898 Arizona has false talks
Fragmentary notes reference economic pressures in Arizona during 1898. Phrases mention "jugular vein" and abstract percentages, implying a critique of policy rhetoric versus action. Little concrete detail remains, yielding a cryptic, partial snapshot.
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Arizona
Weather Today Virginia Rain Heaviest Tonight Then Colder
Forecast warns of heavy rain tonight in Virginia with a drop in temperature to the 50s. Friday turns cloudy and cooler with rain ending, highs in the upper 50s to low 60s. Winds today south to 10 20 mph and Friday northwest 20 25 mph. Winchester notes sunset 7 10 p.m. tomorrow sunrise 7 06 a.m. Moonrise 1 44 a.m. New Moon Oct 3.
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Winchester
Rainfall figures and regional population data summarized
The report lists daily rainfall 8:30am totals and year to date figures for September and 1967, then five year rainfall totals by year 1962 to 1966, plus average monthly rainfall over 54 years for each month. It also notes St. Kitts Nevis and Anguilla support about 60 000 people on 155 square miles and that Columbus first visited around 1493.
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St. Kitts
Nevis
Anguilla
Islands
Christopher Columbus J
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MDS Funeral Home
N Street Juncements
Elste Virginia Miller
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Habron Cemetery
Marguerite V
Presgraves Services
Shenardoah Memorials
Mimate Tee Onofre
Bernard F.groves
Boscawen St
C&s Bank
Commerccial & Savings ‘Bank
Virginia
Wiember Edl
Wall Street
U.S. Weather Bureau
Northeast
Ohio Valley
California
Plains
Atlantic
Donald Ray Powers
Ajax Janitorial Service
L. P. Bland
W. Amherst St
Amherst St
Annie L. Taylor
Queen Mary
NEW Lung-Bell Auctions
Glaize
N. Cameron St
Smithfield
Fleet & Co., Inc
Pall Mall ST
L. Kent St
Monthru
Richards Ave
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