Florida Man Hospitalized After Side-Swipe Accident
Junior Barnes 19 of DeFuniak, Florida, is treated at Memorial Hospital for bruises after a side-swipe collision on Speete Valley Pike near Stephens City. The wreck occurred as Robert B. Deaton attempted to pass a truck owned by Braced Benson Circus. both vehicles were northbound. The truck was demolished, Barnes’s car damaged about 100 dollars. A wreck hearing is set for Friday April 19 at 2 p.m. before Trial Justice W. Erle Edwards.
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Vo Unior Barnes
DeFuniak Fila
Memorial Hospital
Speete Valley Pike
S Hill
Stephens City
Robert B. Deaton
Clifton Forge
Benson Circus
York, c
Barnes
J. S. Fant
W. Erle Edwards
Mrs Etta Jenkins Dead at 75 in Winchester
Mrs Etta K Jenkins 75 widow of Frank L Jenkins died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital from a paralytic stroke. She was born August 2 1870 in Frederick County and lived on Dodge Avenue Winchester. Survived by two sons Walder Kernstown and Fred Winchester and three daughters. funeral Wednesday at 4 pm at Seventh Day Adventist Church with Elder P W Manuel officiating and burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Etta K. Jenkins
Frank L. Jenkins
Winchester Memorial ‘Hospital
James and Ritter Keller
Frederickty
The
County
Winchester
Dodge Avenue
Day Adventist Church
Walder Jenkins
Kernstown
Fred L. Jenkins
Daugh- Winchester
Jenkins
Washington
Seventh Day Adventist Church
P. W. Manuel
Norfolk
C. M. Gruesbeck
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Sager Dies In Woodstock
Edith Hepner Sager 45 of Woodstock died after a hospitalization on Thursday. Survivors include five children Shirley Philip Dorothy Budd and Ruth Sager, siblings and many relatives. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 2:30 p m at Dellinger Funeral Chapel with burial in Mt Zion Church Cemetery.
Nancy Marker Succumbs at 97
Nancy Ellen Marker 97 died at home 438 North Kent St Sunday at 4 20 am after a week long illness She was wife of the late John T Marker daughter of Thomas and Nancy Hathway pioneer settlers Employed by B and C Railroad as a janitress 41 years Survivors include two nieces Sadie Dangerfield Nannie Nickens and three nephews John T Nickens Lucian and Marcelus Nickens Funeral from St Paul AME church Wednesday at 3 pm burial in Orrick Cemetery Remains from Jones Funeral Home Tuesday at 6 0 o clock Pallbearers James Wells Berryman Rideout Luther Donald Charles Nickens William Honorary Hall Paul Gibson John M Morris George Monroe Payton
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Nancy Ellen Marker
Oakred
North Kent St
John T. Marker
Thomas Hathway
Nancy Hathway
B and C Railroad
Sadie Dangerfield
Nannie Nickens
Winchester
John T. Nickens
New York City
Lucian and
Marcellus Nickens
St. Paul A. M. E
Orrick
Jones
James Wells
Berryman Rideout
Luther Donald
Charles Nickens
William Honorary Hall
Paul Gibson
John M. Morris
George Monroe Payton
Winchester Police Court: City Violations and Fines
Judge John W. Rice presided as multiple defendants faced city offenses. Cases include Osburn Mills assault and battery 30 days and costs. Kenneth Earl Williams speeding $15 and costs. Boerne Alla drunk $5 and costs. Charles Finley disorderly conduct $10 and costs. Jens Sours drunk $10 and costs. Nearly Smith drunk $10 and costs. Bruce Miller drunk and disorderly $10 and costs. Alva Hockman drunk and disorderly 90 days $5. Woody Spiker drunk $10. Frank Shull drunk and disorderly six months on state road. James Bailey motor vehicle violation $5 and costs.
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Winchester
John W. Rice
Osburn Mills
Kenneth Earl Williams
Haddox Row
Prety Wnt Boerne Alla Ooeynbur Taylor
Highland Avenue
Charles Marshall Finley
East Pall Mall Street
Jens B. Sours
Stephens City
Nearly Smith
North Kent Street
Bruce C. Miller
North River Mills
W. Va
Alva M. Hockman
Woody Spiker
South Loudoun Street
South Kent Street
State Road
James Douglas Bailey
Millwood Pike
Virginia
Army veteran poisons daughter then kills himself
Detroit Detective Sgt. Cotter said an Army veteran forced his 17 year old daughter Sandra to swallow poison and die by the same method. The 23 year old Joseph Walker is held for investigation of attempted murder. Sandra is in critical condition with mouth and throat seared.
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Detroit
John Cotter
Joseph Walker
Sandra
Earl McFarland Returns to District Jail
Washington report states Earl McFarland, 25 year old condemned slayer, was returned to the District jail today following a court decision and transfer.
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Washington
Earl McFarland
Festival Decoration Committee Plans Downtown Beautification
Apple Blossom Festival headquarters said a committee will be appointed to improve the downtown business district ahead of the festival. Decorations will be done on a voluntary basis. Materials from the last festival in 1941 are stored and about 2000 units are available in good condition.
Allotments Available for Merchant Marine Seamen Wives
The Merchant Marine is civilian and not in the armed forces. A seaman may voluntary allot up to 90 percent of base wages to close relatives including a wife, parents, sister, grandparents, or grandchildren, after tax withholding.
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Merchant Marine
Edgar Smoke Dies At White Hall
Edgar I Smoke 62 retired fruit grower and farmer from White Hall died Sunday afternoon at his home. Born September 23, 1883 he was son of the late E B Smoke and Angelina Payne Smoke. Survived by widow Anna Clevenger and son Edgar I Smoke Jr. Funeral 2 o'clock at Jones Funeral Home with burial Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Edgar Smoke
White Hall
Edgar I. Smoke
E. B. Smoke
Frederick County
Angelina Payne Smoke
Ridgeway
W. Va
Methodist Church
Anna Clevenger
Edgar I. Smoke Jr
Ethel Westwater
Martinsburg
Services For Mr. Guess Held Today
Funeral services for Noah Guess aged 67 of near North River West Virginia were held at 2 p m at Fairview Lutheran Church Timber Ridge conducted by Rev J Goode. He died from a heart attack at home on Saturday and is survived by two daughters Miss Ethel Guess and Miss Anna Lee Guess two sons John W Guess Andy Guess Howell Guess two brothers and two sisters Mrs Arch Simms and Mrs Nannie Simms. Pallbearers named Charles Miller Elmer Crosin Charles Harrison Lee Deavers William Whitacre and Walter Hicks.
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Noah Guess
North River
W. Va
Fairview Lutheran Church
Timber Ridge
J. Goode
Perry
Phoebe Guess
West Virginia
Ethel Guess
Clearbrook
Anna Lee Guess
Winchester
John W
Andy
Guess
Loom
Howell Guess
Capon Bridge
Arch Simms
North Mountain
Nannie Simms
Martinsburg
Charles Miller
Elmer Crosin
Charles Harmison
Lee Deavers
William Whitacre
Walter Hicks
Rites Held Today For Miss Spitler
Funeral services were held for Miss Rose Lee Spitler of Middletown at 11 am conducted by Rev. Nelson M. Fox. Burial followed at Reliance. She died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of Clarence E. Spitler and Mrs. Spitler. Surviving siblings include twin Posie and others Charles Annie Blanche Royce Ashby Funk of Waterck. Grandfather Robert Spitler also survives.
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Rose Lee Spitler
Middletown
Nelson M. Fox
Reliance
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarence E. Spitler
Posie
Charles
Annie
Blanche
Royce
Ashby Funk
Waterck
Robert Spitler
Infant Daughter of Mr and Mrs Rush Dies in Hospital
The infant Bonnie Ruth Rush daughter of Paul and Mrs Rush of Route 1 Winchester died Sunday at 2 45 am in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born September 28 1945 she is survived by a sister Connie Rush. Funeral services will be held Tuesday at 3 pm at Jones Funeral Home with the Rev F T Fulcher officiating. Burial will follow in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Paul Rush
Middle Road
Winchester
Bonnie Ruth
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Connie Rush
Jones Funeral Home
F. T. Fulcher
Brucetown
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Answers to the Daily Quiz from Page 4
The page lists quiz answers including March 25 as date, Sunset as time, Woodrow Wilson as answer three, a false statement, about fourteen million as a count, two by fours as the phrase, Thomas Jefferson, Col Juan D Peron, David Ross Locke, one cent as price, and Girl as a gender response.
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Woodrow Wilson
Thomas Jefferson
Col
Juan D. Peron
David Ross Locke
Big Four packer to sell only two percent of beef to NYC
R H Haynie of Wilson and Co testifies before the Senate agriculture committee. He says the firm will sell New York and Brooklyn customers next week about two percent of what they bought five years ago. He outlines that branches allotted 100 pounds in 1941 will get only two pounds. Retail customers can expect about one third of an ounce per week.
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Washington
Wilson and Co., Inc
New York
Brooklyn
R. H. Haynie
Girl Scouts Visit Washington on Guided Trip
Miss Anne Cather led a Washington sightseeing trip for her Scout patrol after a movie and dinner in the city. Accompanying adults included Mrs. Roy Cather Mrs. Sam Hurst Mrs. Sam Johnston and driver Howard Allen.
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Washington
Anne Cather
Roy Cather
Sam Hurst
Sam Johnston
Howard Allen
Lizberty Baker
Roberta Browning
Liz Cather
Dorothy Eisenberg
Patricia Funk
Betsy Glaize
Nancy Hurst
Betty Kersey
Susan Knight
Sarah Leatherman
Cary Ma
Peggy Merriner
Bootsie Minnegerode
Jane Miller
Susan Nixdorff
Colleen Sager
Mary Lou Schlack
Jane Sowers
Kitty Stephenson
Hilda Taylor
Westie Wright
Virginia Yates
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Florida
Etta Jenkins
CBS
Nelson Eddy
Northern Virginia Power Co
DIEHL
Baker & Anderson Electrical CO
N. Braddock St
Nestle's
Nestift
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock St
Edith Agp
Hepner Sager
Woodstock
Corapital
Aileen T. Keller
B. Hepner
Mt. Zion
Carl Lee Hepner
Clancy Hepner
Edinburg
Brian A. Hepner
Maurertown
Florence B. Sager
Washington, D. C
Ruth W. Hoover
Alexandria
Stella V. Bowman
Mary Ethel Gochenour
Dellinger Funeral Chapel
J. W. Mangum
J. P. Derrick
Mt. Zion Church
Fairview
Nancy Marker
Associated Press
Des Mones
Hirohito
Bokko Tsuchiyama
Osaka
Knoxville
WNOX
William O Dwyer
Murder, Inc
Texarkana
Paul Martin
Kilgore
Betty Jo Booker
Brumback’s Farm
E. W. Armstrong CO
E. Piccadilly St
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
Emory Elimore
White Hall Methodist Church
Charles W.brown
Thomas R. Brown
Wilmer A. Anderson
Walter T. Anderson
John W. Reese
Harry D. Nethers
Mr. Guess
Miss Spitler
Mrs. Rush
Court House
Route 50
Shenandoah
FBI
Bey
Lenaadeon
Girl Scouts
Insel - Bric
Glaize
Lona
Miller’s
N. Loudoun St
Chesapeake & Potomac
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