Deaths and Funerals in Middletown and Richmond
Nancy Margaret Cooley died after years at home with her son Wilmer in Middletown. Born February 18 1808 she was the last surviving member of her immediate family and is survived by three sons nine grandchildren and one great grandchild. Clarence Resorts 75 died Tuesday and will be buried at Green Vine Cemetery with services at the Green Vine Funeral Home. E W Lacy Sr 86 of Richmond died in the Medical College of Virginia Hospital and is survived by his widow three children and three daughters with funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Surs
Nancy Margaret Cooley
Wilmee Cooley
Middletown
Ms. Cooley
James Hottle
Nancy Bar Horth
Ather
Wilmer
Levell
Cooley
Mid- Getorn
Herbert H. Cooley
Bound Hill
Rose Hottle
Clarence 1
Resorts
Mormy
Vipe
John Oliver
E. W. Lacy
Edgepod’ Ave
Richmond
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
BR. W. Lacy, Jr
Bernard Lacy
Missea Elizabeth
Miriam Lacy
Virginia Saunders
Ri¢chmond
Arnold Mumaw Surrenders After Ill-Used Run
Arnold William Mumaw also known as Bocky Mumaw age 34 of 27 West Cork Street and Baltimore surrendered at Winchester Police Headquarters telling officers he was tired of running. He faces multiple indictments in Corporation Court and is linked to ten breaking and entering cases plus a federal flight charge and a Frederick County Circuit Court indictment. He surrendered to Capt. F. M. Funk and Officer Maurice Lake.
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Winchester
Arnold William Mumaw
Bocky Mumaw
Cork St
Baltimore
F. M. Funk
Officre
Maurice Lake
Mumaw
Frederick County
JCC Concert Prompts Call for Youth Music Education
The Jaycees praised a cultural music promotion but laments low student attendance, noting only a handful were present. Barbour credited the program as of excellent taste with marches, a Latin piece, classical and contemporary works, and a remarkable trumpet trio. He urged Winchester to support broader music education for youth beyond rock and folk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbour
Jaycee
Revelli
Winchester
Gala at Louvre for Queen Elizabeth Draws Royal Attention
Paris reports a gala at the Louvre honoring Queen Elizabeth with Premier Guy Mollet hosting. 3,000 guests crowded the museum as cigar smoking and cigarette ends marred ancient statues, while guards watched closely and the Queen faced a crowded reception.
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Paris
France
Queen Elizabeth
Guy Mollet
Louvre Museum
Elizabeth
Louvre
Aberdeen Angus Sale Directory Listings for Virginia Events
A compact sales directory listing multiple auctions across Virginia from April dates. Entries cover Aberdeen Angus cattle, household goods, real estate, farm machinery, and auctioneers such as Dennis Cole and James A. Conrad Realty Co. with locations in Culpeper, Winchester, Stephenson, Nineveh, Delaplane, and Front Royal.
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Gilbert
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
Cooper
Stephenson, Va
Dennis Cole
Chambers R. Greene
Nineveh
Byron Brumback
Jennie Dwyer
Fairview Ave
W. D. Orndorff
Paul H. White
Front Royal
James A. Conrad
Boyce
E. D. Shenk
Reynolds
Joshua G. Plece
Carwile Enters Virginia Judgeship Battle Involving Almond Dalton
Richmond attorney Howard Carwile challenged Attorney General J Lindsay Almond Jr in the Virginia guberna torial race by demanding explanation of offers of a Supreme Court of Appeals judgeship. The dispute involves Sen Ted Dalton and a broader anti Almond campaign amid Republican pressure to run again. Dalton faces a separate push from 2nd District Republicans urging him to seek the governorship with a letter campaign organized in Norfolk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Byrd Machine
Supreme Court of Appeals
Howard Carwile
Almond
Ted Dalton
Radford
Carwile
Sen
Garland Gray
Waverly
Gov
Stanley
Supreme Court
Gray
Christiansburg
Dalton
Eisenhower
Ted
GOP
Norfolk
James R. Elliot
Portsmouth
South
Norfolk County
House of Delegates
Catozella Denies Basis for Russell Suit Allegations
Harrisonburg report notes Consumers Utilities Co and officers H D Weaver and W A Catozella call assertions by Russell and Co baseless and unrelated to gas business. The suit seeks to restrain stock disposition while a court rules, with Russell claiming payments totaling 13 168 dollars tied to a Harrisburg gas franchise bid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Consumers Utilities Company
H. D. Weaver
W. A. Catozella
Russell and Company
Catozella
Consumers Utilities Firm
Utilities Company
Mr. Catozella
Consumers Utilities Co
W. A
Russell and Co
W. J. Russell
Consumer Utilities Co
Russell
Britain Seeks Debt Postponement Bill After Tax Cut
The House narrowly approves a bill allowing Britain to delay seven annual payments on a wartime loan total of about 4.372 billion dollars, potentially easing U K finances but sparking tax-cut controversy at home. Canada mirrors action on its postwar loan terms. repayment could begin in 2001.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Gulick
Washington F
House
Britain
Eisenhower
U. S
Ottawa
House of Commons
Canada
Rayburn
Tex
Martin Mass
Senate
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Sheehan
R-Hill
Rooney
D-Ny
Rep. Gross
Iowa
Queen Elizabeth
Paris
United States
Berryville approves water sewer contract and town duties
Berryville Council unanimously approves a contract for water and sewer costs not to exceed 10134, with 5067 paid by the town and 5067 by young property owners. The town may refund 5067 after seven years if 14 dwellings are built within ten years. The town grants continued pay of 137.50 to Chief Robert Willingham for April after O'Brien resigns. The water system will allow one additional private hookup three miles south. The meeting also covered Clean Up Paint Up Fix Up Week and prizes, and discussed police applicant selection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crown Addition
J. Edward Thomas
Edward McC. Williams
George B. Thomas
Robert Willingham
Willingham
Ronald O'Brien
Council
J. O. Cain
Ronnie W. Levi
Berryville
Eugene V. White
Pine
Bishton
Ralph B. Snapp
Berryville-Clarke County
Jack Enders
Chamber of Commerce
Dr. Cain
Enders
Williams
Answers to the Quiz on Page 14
The document lists responses to six quiz questions. Answers include confirmation of a date in 1855, Tallahassee as a location, the phrase his home, the number four with months listed as April June September November, Gold, and a final Yes.
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Tallahassee
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Mrs
Nancy Cooley
Roberts Service
Ambulance Service
H. C. Christianson
National Avenue
Arnold Mumaw
JCC
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
Box
Angus Auction
Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises, Inc
Culpeper, Virginia
Aberdeen-Angus Association
Sam Spangler
Charlottesville
America
Curtiss
Guernsey
Jersey
Ayrshire
Murl G. Hannum
Steplens City, Va
Prince Philip
Raphael
St. Michael
Philip
Rene Coty
Aberdeen-Angus Assn
Culpeper
Aberdeen- Angus
Whitacre
Patton
N. Cameron St
Buddy Artrip
Wes
Woodside - Eshton Farms
Delaplane
Marshall
Ebert
N. Loudoun Street
Virgina
G.G. Baker
FE. T. Snider
Ike
Stephenson
Old Ebert Farm
McCormick - Deering
New Idea
Oliver
Ford
R.ef. Moreland
A. C. Cooper
Frederick, Md
Ridgeville
Sharp
Fords
John Deeres
Olivers
Cases
Massey-Harris
Mt. Airy, Md
Winchester Concrete Products
Welltown Pike
Kentucky
William Cullen Bryant
Glaize & Bro
Albin
Davenport
Norge
Singer
Vanity
H. H. Bartlett
Charles W. Webber
Winchester Seed CO
U.S. Rt. IL
Cihebnan
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