Deaths and Funerals in Berryville
Funeral notices list Rev E Neff of Marvin Chapel Methodist Church presiding. Pallbearers included Harrison Price Oscar Ramsburg James Renner Roy Thompson C H W Galloway and Smith McFillen. Burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville with services at Jones Funeral Home led by Rev Jacob W Mast. Burial planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers Horace A Shackleford Leslie D Grimm Lyle B Grimm P ie Carper ep Ritter and Robert Sar.
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Berryville
Y E. Neff
Marvin “Chapel ‘Methodist Church
Harrison Price
Oscar Ramsburg
James “Renner
Roy Thompson
C. H. W. “Galloway
Smith McFillen
Green Hill Cemetery
Jacob W. Mast
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Horace A. Shackleford
Leslie D. Grimm
Lyle B. Grimm
P. Ie Carper
Ep . Ritter
Robert Sar
Funeral service for John poet arts hee
A funeral service for John poet arts hee was conducted this morning by the Rev. W. B. Cbaugh at the Jones Funeral Home. Burial was in Ridings Chapel.
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John Poet
W. B. Cbaugh
Jones Funeral Home
Ridings Chapel Cemetery
Chilton Yeakle 69 dies. funeral Thursday at Strasburg
Chilton H Yeakle aged 69 died last night at Memorial Hospital. He was born in Stephens City. The funeral service is scheduled for Thursday at 2 p.m. at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg.
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Chilton H. Yeakle
Memorial Hospital
Stephens City
Stover
Strasburg
Funeral service for Montie Tomblin held in Berryville
A funeral service for Montie Riffith Tomblin of Be Berryville was conducted at 3 20 o'clock at the John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville. Rev Early I Lewis officiated with pallbearers Gilbert Royston John Lloyd Mason Longerbeam Oscar Kane William Carter and Harry E Hickerson.
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Montieriffith
Seisen
John H. Enders
Berryville
Early I. Lewis
Gilbert Royston
John Lloyd
Mason Longerbeam
Oscar Kane
William Carter
Harry E. Hickerson
Funeral service for Mrs. Mildred Grimm Turner
A funeral service for Mrs Mildred Grimm Turner of Belle Vernon Pa will be held for the woman who died Sunday. The notice lists burial details and the surviving relatives.
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Mildred Grimm Turner
Belle Vernon, Pa
Will
James A Elliott 89 dies at Capon Springs home
James A Elliott, 89, died at his Capon Springs home Saturday evening. He lived with his niece Nellie Farmer and was a retired farmer born August 16, 1872 in Rock Enon Springs. A funeral will be held tomorrow at 2 PM at Shiloh Methodist Church conducted by Rev Scheesly. burial will follow in the adjoining cemetery. The body will be placed in the church one hour before the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James A. Elliott
Capon Springs
Nellie Farmer
Elliott
Rock Enon Springs
Bes- Va
Three Pulaski brothers arrested after high speed chase
Gene C. 22 Donald R. 18 and Jack B. Taylor 15, all from Pulaski, were arrested in a stolen car in Richmond after a police officer clocked the vehicle at over 75 miles per hour. The two older brothers face auto theft charges. the oldest is charged with reckless driving. the youngest was placed with juvenile authorities.
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Richmond
Pulaski
Gene C
Donald R
Jack B. Taylor
Navy Secretary to Inspect Weapons Station Yorktown
Secretary of the Navy Fred W. Korth is due to arrive to inspect the U S Naval Weapons Station Yorktown. He will debark from the nuclear powered cruiser Long Beach at Norfolk and travel with Mrs Korth Rep and Mrs Craig Hosmer and Vice Admiral O D Waters. Capt F L Pinney Jr commands the base.
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Yorktown
the Navy
Fred W. Korth
U.S. Naval Weapons Station
Korth
Long Beach
Norfolk
Craig Hosmer
R-Calif
Adm
O.D. Waters
Bureau of Naval Weapons
F. L. Pinney Jr
Peronists win governorships as Guido assumes presidency
The Peronists captured nine governorships and 43 seats in the Chamber of Deputies. Military anger over the party's recent gains spurred the overthrow of President Arturo Frondizi on March 28. Guido assumed office the next day with military backing and pushed Congress to permit serving out Frondizi's term.
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Federal Chamber of Deputies
Chamber
Arturo Frondizi
Guido
Congress
Frondizi
Two Plead Guilty To Break In At Butler Firm
In Cor rie Court yesterday two men pleaded guilty to breaking and entering at Boer and Broom, with alias spellings Puffinberger and Robert Lee Puffinberger entering pleas. Ronald Lee Davis pleaded guilty to unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and received a one year penitentiary sentence. All three waived grand jury action. trial dates set for May 16 for the others.
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Corrie Court
Boer & Broom
Eel Meee Puffinberger
Robert Lee Puffinberger
Berger
Ronald Lee Davis
Window Display Contest Set for Shenandoah Apple Festival
Merchants invited to enter the annual Apple Blossom Window Display contest during May 3 to 5. Two divisions Artistic and Commercial. Judge panel includes William M. Lott Harvey Beeler Raymond K. Gardenhour and Ben R. Lacy. Entry cards available from Festival Headquarters. Last year winners listed for both divisions.
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Shenandoah
W. Carlisle Fisher
Department of Industry
Cameron St
Northern Virginia Power Co
Kenneth E. Henry Co
Baker and Anderson Electrical Co
Boyd's Drug Store
G & M Music Center
Elmer V. Hodges
W. Piccadilly St
William M. Lott
Gardners
Appalachian Apple Service
Horticultural Association of Pennsylvania
Harvey Beeler
Charles Town
West Virginia State Horticultural Society
Raymond K. Gardenhour
Maryland State Horticultural Society
Ben R. Lacy Hil
Royal Virginia State Hatural Society
Winchester Furniture Co
Drug Fair and Baker and Anderson
Hafer House
Shenandoah Gas Co
G. & M Music Co
Kernstown News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Illness
Mrs Margaret Luttrell of Winchester spent the day with Mrs Mae Steele. Henry Grim is confined to his home with illness. Miss Grace Ritter hosted Mrs Thelma Chaney of Winchester and Grace Ritter for dinner at Mrs Mae Steele. Mrs Albert Tusing returns from Richmond visit. Jacob Copenhaven and Jake Copenhaven are ill at home. Thelma Chaney and Grace Ritter dined with Mae Steele. W W Lupton visited Eugene Clem Courtney. Maggie Sargent called on Henry Grim. Iman Ritter from Newport News spends weeks with sister Grace Ritter.
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Kernstown
Margaret Luttrell
Winchester
Mae Steele
Henry Grim
Myrtle Miller
Wincheser
Austin White
Iman Ritter
Newport News
Grace Ritter
Jake Copenhaven
W. W. Lupton
Eugene Clem Courtney
Thelma Chaney
Michigan State Tops NCCAA Titles With Record Eleven
Michigan State University has captured its eleventh NCCAA team title since joining the association. The achievement underscores MSU’s dominance in NCCAA competition across the program’s history.
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Michigan State
Hail Suppression Program To Be Used Again In 1962
The Blue Ridge Weather Modification Association approves renewing a hail suppression contract with Weather Modification Co. of California for the 1962 season starting May 15. Martinsburg will host the operation with radar setup and seeding of hail potential clouds. The plan includes two seeders at Martinsburg and Cumberland, plus 100 generators, controlled by operators at those two towns. The roster lists officers including H. W. Miller Jr and Fred C. Matson, with directors from Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania and West Virginia. Acreage fees remain at the 1961 rate and growers are urged to support the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Ridge Weather Modification Association, Inc
The
Weather Modification Co. of
California
Martinsburg
Martinburg
Cumberland
H. W. Miller, Jr
West Virginia
Fred C. Matson
Paul M. Hawkins
Henry Heisey
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Wilkie W. Hunt
Maryland
Edward Hepburn
A. Tom Machemer
E. W. Lins
H. Delmer Robinson
Alfred Snapp
Turner Ramey
West Virinia
Gerald Edwards
Fred Glaize, Jr
John Rinehart
E. A. Leatherman
J. Kenneth Robinson
Ranger 4 mission ends in failure near moon
Ground stations tried to steer Ranger 4 toward a mid course and terminal maneuver but NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Goldstone California announced late at night that no further commands would be sent. Ranger 4 still tracked by beacons would have returned earth facing photos and measured moonquakes if it had succeeded. This eighth consecutive US lunar probe failure follows earlier Soviet lunar camera successes in 1959.
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Ranger 4
Jet Prom Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
NASA
Moon
United States
Soviet Union
Smallest Derby fields kick off in 1892 and 1905 races
The Kentucky Derby began with only three contenders in 1892 and again in 1905 marking the smallest field sizes in the event history. This rare alignment underscores the race's early volatility and evolving popularity as American thoroughbred racing formalized its classic lineup.
Virginia Weather Today Forecast
Forecast for Virginia calls for a clear night with lows in the 40s and scattered frost in the far northwest. Wednesday brings sunny and warmer conditions with highs in the 70s. Deen 2.40.
Woman Shot In Throat by Her Husband in Danville
A 27 year old county woman was in serious condition after being shot in the throat by her husband George Hampton 35 police say Hampton shot after finding her at the Hairston home where they argued he has been charged with felonious assault Annie Lee Hampton was treated in a Leaksville North Carolina hospital. In Lansing Michigan biochemist Dr Allen Fox says DNA likely formed in a primeval soup and could support intelligent life on other planets.
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Danville
George Hampton
Harold Still
Hampton
Annie Lee
John Hairston
Lansing
Mich
Amonia
Allen Fox
Michigan State University
Fox
Car Is Total Loss After Morning Fire
The 1953 Buick owned by Linwood Roper of Frogtown burned on Mount Carmel Road in Blue Ridge Mountain. Fire Chief Linwood Lanham said a carburetor backfire started the blaze. fire crews reached the scene at 10:10 after alarms. No injuries reported.
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BOYCE
Mount Carmel
Blue Ridge
Linwood Roper
Frogtown
Linwood Lanham
Roper
Boyce Fire Company
Lanham
University of Virginia Opens Engineering Open House
The University of Virginia announces its eleventh annual Engineering Open House on April 28 with guided tours of the nuclear reactor facility and exhibits on modern engineering basics. Virginia high school students are invited to attend, as the Architecture Open House also debuts with tours and exhibits in architectural history building construction city planning and color theory design.
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School of Engineering
University of Virginia
Steasick
Bod ‘Aculy
Virginia
School of Architecture
Church and Fire Company Auxiliaries Meet Tonight
Church and Fire Company auxiliaries will hold a joint meeting at 7 30 p m in the George Washington Hotel ballroom. The gathering invites all women’s church groups and fire company auxiliaries to discuss aiding the rummage and bake sales these organizations sponsor.
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George Washington Hotel
Fire Company
Cosmos III satellite near course and orbit around Earth
Tass announced Cosmos III orbits Earth every 93.8 minutes with an inclination of 48 59, apogee 448 miles and perigee 142 miles. The Supreme Soviet recessed as delegates awaited news of the new satellite. Hours later Tass reported the American moon shot from New York.
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Tass
Globe
Earth
Supreme Soviet
Soviet Union
Moscow
New York
Derby history notes on fillies and Regret’s win
The last filly to run in the Kentucky Derby finished fifth. Regret remains the only filly to win the Run for the Roses in 1915.
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Silver Spoon
Regret
Multiple Valley auctions list farm goods and furniture sales
A series of auction notices run through Apr 25 to May 2 across Martinsburg Nineveh Middletown and Summit Point. Items include farm machinery dairy cattle furniture appliances and vehicles with Orndorff Cole or Duvall auctioneers and various farm locations along Rt 11 Rt 7 Rt 690 and regional roads.
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Jim Reardon
Dennys Commission
Dodge
Sedan
Orndorff & Cole
Lloyp Bros
Stewart Farm
Martinsburg
Tablers Station
W. S. Lewis
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
R. F. Weller
Hillsboro
N. Va
Paper Mill Road
W. D. Orndorff
A. F. Jenkins
Nineveh
Charles R. Duvall
Middletown Fire Coo
Carper’s
Depot Hill
Middletown
B. O. Brumback
Billy Conner
George G. Levi
Julian Glascock
Summit Point
W. Va
Jeep
Virginia Woof Yes
Virginia and Maine Vermont New shire and Massachusetts Island Connecticut appear in a fragmentary list. The passage mentions places and a dog quote but lacks a full event or action to explain the items.
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Virginia
Woof
Maine
Vermont
Newshire
Massachusetts
Island
Connecticut
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Alder Service
Jackson Service
C. H. Yeakle
Turner Service
Mildred G. Turner
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Orrey Tas
Phon
Middletown State Bank
Shawnee Branch
Branch
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Chase
Navy
Butler
Mrs
Helen Richard
Winchester Co-op
N. Cameron St
Southern States
Deen
University
Church and Fire Company
Stuart M
Perry, Inc
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
S&h
Glaize & Service
Comet
Mercury
George Washington
Loudoun St
New American Legion
Siegler
Frigidaire
Norge
Kelvinator
G.E. T.V
Philco
P.S
Middletown Fire CO
Pure Oil Bwk
Cadillac
Westinghouse
Firestone
Phonograph
Middletown Fire Company
Dorsey Carrier
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