Obituary notices from Ge Memorial Hos Mr Love and Benner family
Obituary notices list Mr Love born 1697 son of local manager of Internal Relations and World War I veteran, member of Meth odist Church of Clearwater. Survived by widow and two children Joseph A Love and Mrs James L McDermott. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home. Also notice for Roy H Benner and Ruth Payne family, with funeral service to be held at Jones Funeral Home and burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Family to receive friends Sunday 7 to 9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Love
Methodist Church of
Clearwater, Fla
Joseph A. Love
Roanoke
James L. McDermott
Cleveland
Ohio
Jones Funeral Home
Erick County
John
Martha Ritter Stottlemyer
John Benner
John G. Benner
Clearbrook
Roy H. Benner
Ger
Tardstown
W.va
Floyd R Bennner
Kernstown
Ralph J. Benner
Stephenson
Ruth Payne
Winchester
Blanche Adams
Grace God
Robert Couch
John Ware
Mount Hebron
Why the White Mountains Earned Their Name
The article explains that the bare rock peaks of the White Mountains reflect bright sunlight, giving the range its name. It notes how the gleaming flashes from the rocky summits contributed to the designation known to readers of the era.
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White Mountains
Squirrel Season Opens Saturday Across Counties
Frederick County Game Warden David Ramsey announces early squirrel hunting opens Saturday west of the Blue Ridge and in certain counties east of the mountains with a six per day bag limit. The early season ends October 14 and excludes George Washington National Forest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Mountains
Frederick County
David Ramsey
George Washington National Forest
Blue Ridge
Ramsey
National Forest
U Thant Warns About Ideological Clash Outside Vietnam
U Thant warns that outside Vietnam the conflict resembles a holy war between two powerful political ideologies, stressing the peril of nurturing such dangers beyond Vietnam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Viet Nam
U.N
U Thant
Virginia counties to receive 63 690 from forest receipts
Thirteen Virginia counties will share 63 690 from George Washington National Forest receipts for the last fiscal year. Augusta leads with 13 283, followed by Bath 111 760. other counties include Amherst Botetourt Highland Nelson Page Rockbridge and Rockingham. Fredrick Shenandoah and Warren also receive smaller sums.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Virginia
George Washington National Forest
James O'Keefe
Augusta County
Bath County
Amherst
Botetourt
Highland
Nelson
Page
Rockbridge
Farmers To Have Corn Next Week ASCS Says
Government surplus corn will arrive in Winchester by week’s end or early next week per the local ASCS office. Virginia counties will receive primary stock at 90 percent of 1.36 per bushel and secondary stock at 115 percent. applications and needs must be filed at 45 West Boscawen Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
ASCS
Virginia
Frederick County
Southern States Cooperative
Farm Bureau
Virginia McClure
McCue Seeks Seventh District Seat at Kiwanis Talk
Edward O. McCue II of Charlottesville, Republican candidate for the Seventh Congressional District, addressed the Kiwanis Club promising two district offices and regular newsletters. He attacks incumbent Democrat Rep. John C. Marsh Jr. and emphasizes citizen consultation on issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward O. McCue II
Charlottesville
Seventh Congressional District
Kiwanis Club
McCue
John C. Marsh, Jr
Melbourne man jailed for cupboard imprisonment
Raymond Mawson aged 26 was sentenced to 414 years for assault and false imprisonment after locking his wife Annabel in a cupboard to prevent her leaving while he went to work. The court heard Mawson nailed her inside the cupboard, fearing her departure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Raymond Mawson
Mawson
Annabel
Barley Elected Ruritans Leader At Zone 1 Meeting
Barley was elected president for a second term at a Zone 1 Ruritan meeting held at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant. He and his family attend Market Street Methodist Church and he works as a consumer salesman for Ralston Purina. The session covered district conventions and a proposed cap on national president terms, with remarks from Ed Lord and Tom Rosenberger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MR. Barley
Mary
Market Street Methodist Church
Barley
Ralston Purina Co
Lee-Jackson
Rappahannock
Ed Lord
Culpeper
Cleveland
Tom Rosenberger
Raritan National Board
Smith Named President Of Shenandoah Festival Group
Smith, president of Tastee-Freez Corp and co-owner of Tastee Foods Co, was elected at a Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival meeting. The article lists brief reports from 1966 department directors and notes Smith's community roles, family, and military service. It mentions nominees prepared by Thomas G. Scully and a slate committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Stratton
C. W. Huntsberry
Robert N. Taylor
Harry M. Patterson
R. J. Alford, Jr
Lester Singhass
Robert Pierce
Victor F. Albright
Joseph C. Pasquali
Public
Wayne McClure
Robert Barbour
Budder Department
E. E. McIntyre
Public Safety & Public Service
Ben B. Dutton, Jr
John T. Solenberger
Apple
Smith
Tastee-Freez Corp
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Winchester Jaycees
Rotary
Stonewall Raritan Club
Izaak Walton League
Boy Scouts of American
Lewis M. Allen
Pleasant Valley Eub
Mr. Smith
Margaret Matthews
South Hill
Smiths
Alson Howsard
C. F. Schenck
F. L. Largent, Jr
J Kenneth Robinson
Charles §. Toan
James R. Wilkins
Weather today and five day forecast with shows rain chances
Mostly cloudy today with a low in the 50s and a chance of late night rain. Saturday cooler with rain likely and highs in the 50s to 60s. Sunday partly cloudy, cool, with westerly winds 10 to 20 mph. Five day outlook shows below normal temperatures through Wednesday and rain on Saturday and Wednesday. Vermont notes cholera and brucellosis elimination from hogs and rainfall totals by date are listed.
Billy Graham Office Opens Daily in Winchester
A volunteer team at 15 Court Square runs the Billy Graham film hosting office for The Restless Ones showing October 16 to 20. The Winchester Council of Church Women staffs it from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily with Harold M. Bageant as chairman and Elvis Williams as ticket chairman. Advance tickets are sold at G & M, White's Pharmacy in Berryville, and Boyce Grocery.
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Court Square
Billy Graham
Restless Ones
Winchester Council of Church Women
Harold M. Bageant
Elvis Williams
White’s Pharmacy
Berryville
Boyce
Wall Street Opens Mixed as Markets Hover Near 1966 Level
The AP reported early trading near the 1966 threshold with the Dow industrials slightly down. Airlines gained modestly, Xerox rose over four points while IBM slipped. electronics mostly higher and aerospace mixed. Burroughs fell sharply on light volume. The AP average declined 3.0 to 279.2 as prices were irregular on the Exchange.
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New York
Wall Street
American
Pan American
Xerox
IBM
Burroughs
American Stock Exchange
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Percy N. Love
Michael Service
Ada Belle Benner
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
MMS Genera Ome Assn
Loudoum Street
Mamie G. Michael
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Detente
Tnt
Onvee J
Crider & Shockey
University of Virginia
Wrfl-Fm
U.of Va
Duke
4.V. Arthur, Inc. Insurance
U.S. Weather Bureau
Leta
BREAU
New England
Appalachians
Carolinas
Tennessee Valley
Florida
Central
Southern Plains
Central Plateaus
Northern Plains
Ham
Fred Brick
Shenandoah
Warren
C&p
Martinsburg
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. Board of
Martinsburg Exchange
General Motors Corp
H.W. Ebert
BUICK
N. Loudoun St
National Raritan
Rosenberger
A. H. Spilman
Zone 1
Ross Farrar
Back Creek Ruritan Club
Lynwood Newbrough
Round Hill Club
Herbert Harmer
Harry McAboy
Stonewall District Ruritan Club
Jesse Carpenter
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Nelson Carpenter
Jolliffe
Pittsburgh Paints
Pittsburgh
Glaize
Sinte
Cameron St
Mr. Wotts
J. Pinckney Arthur
J. Victor Arthur
James A. Payne
Mr. Arthurs
Tastee Foods Co
Lees Jackson
Alson Howard Smith
Beulah Smith Fries
Handley High School
354Th Military Police Company
Vermont
Greg
Africa
Andes
Argentina
Germany
Nevada
Montreal
Ice Oy
C & S Bank
FDIC
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