Obituary for Charles F Swartz 86 Clarke County
Charles Franklin Swartz, 86, died yesterday at his daughter Lucy Feltner's home in Clarke County. Born February 1, 1872, he was a retired farmer, husband of the late Cora Virginia Chapman Swartz. Survived by two sons Herman and Wilbert Swartz, a brother Milton Swartz, sisters Mrs. Katie Grubbs and Mrs. Lora Gibney, seven grandchildren and seven great grandchildren. Funeral Monday at 11 a.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berry with burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Body resting at Enders Funeral Home.
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Charles Franklin Schwartz
Lucy Feltner
Clarke County
Franklin
Lucy Carper Swartz
Cora Virginia Chapman
Feltner
Herman Swartz
Rippon
W. Va
Wilbert Swartz
Milton Swartz
Katie Grubbs
Lora Gibney
Hagerstown
John H. Enders
Berry
Mt. Hebron
Enders
True facts and names list
Isaac Shako North Ireland Carotene Abraham Lincoln Ettu Brute Animals Fear of enclosed places
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True
Isaac
Shako
North
Ireland
Carotene
Abraham Lincoln
Ettu Brute
Animals
Funeral Services for Eston P Bean Forthcoming
Funeral services for Eston P Bean announced for Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Jones Funeral Home Inc will conduct the rites with local attendance expected.
Korean Student Beaten to Death in Philadelphia
A Korean graduate student at the University of Pennsylvania was beaten to death by street thieves in West Philadelphia after stepping out to mail a letter. In-Ho Oh, 26, died ten minutes after police found him unconscious. about a dozen youths were seen fleeing, with three charged with homicide and others questioned. Oh worked nights at a bank and studied political science, living with his uncle Ki Hang Oh, 37, at Dropsie College.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
In-Ho Oh
West Philadelphia
Penn Campus
Penn
Ki Hang Oh
Dropsie College
Za Young
First polio outbreak traced to St Helena in 1636
The earliest record of an epidemic comes from St Helena in the South Atlantic in 1636 with subsequent outbreaks in Norway 1868 France and Sweden 1880 northeastern U S after 1890 and the South around 1910. The disease drew physicians’ attention late in the 18th century and was called infantile paralysis due to belief it affected only young children.
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St. Helena
South Atlantic
Norway
France
Sweden
U. S
South
Weather Today Virginia Forecast
Fair east and north with scattered frost in the northwest. Cloudy southwest with a chance of occasional rain in the extreme southwest tonight. Lows 35 to 40 northwest and in the 40s east and south, near 50 on the coast. Sunday sees increasing cloudiness and a cool showery southwest. High 61, Low 44 today.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures for April and year totals
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ended 8:30 a m shows none. April rainfall to date 3.18 inches, year to date 13.47. Average annual rainfall over 45 years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1957 include January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.97, April 3.10, May 3.82, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.92, September 2.??, October 3.26, November 2.52, December 2.48 inches.
Report Urges Church Change On Divorce Attitude
In Charlotte, the 98th General Assembly debated a special committee report proposing reforms to Presbyterian Church U S divorce rules. The panel urges allowing remarriage for divorced individuals upon penitence and removing the ban except in adultery or desertion, aiming to apply redemptive forgiveness to marital failure.
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District of Columbia
General Assembly
Wealthy inmate tied victims in home invasion killing
In a staged home invasion, Early bound Mrs Knight and Kenneth, forced Mrs Knight to call to him, ransacked wallets, and shot Knight after claiming Knight lunged. Knight died. Early then planned to kill the others to silence witnesses as authorities pursued the case.
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Kenneth
Knight
Early
Soviet Official Has Heart Attack In Bonn
Soviet Deputy Foreign Minister Vladimir Semyonov suffered a heart attack in Bonn after accompanying Deputy Premier A I Mikoyan to talks with West German officials. In his late fifties, he has been a leading expert on Germany and served as acting ambassador to East Germany in 1953.
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Bonn
Germany
Vladimir
Semyonov
A. I. Mikoyan
Russia
Berlin
Red
East Germany
Moscow
Lawyer Killed In Collision With Wife S Car
POUND RIDGE N Y Cars driven by a New York lawyer and his wife collided head on early today killing the husband and seriously injuring the wife Edward Perry 41 and Dorothy 37 were identified Perry had a law office in New York and they lived in Stamford Conn The collision occurred about 1 am on Route 137 Both cars were badly damaged and the wife was taken to Northern Westchester Hospital Mt Kisco with arm lacerations a kneecap fracture and possible concussion
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Pound Ridge
N. Y
New York
Edward Perry
Dorothy
Perry
Stamford
Conn
Route 137
Northern Westchester Hospital
Mt. Kisco
Cardinal Stritch Faces Possible Arm Amputation
Cardinal Stritch of Chicago was rushed to a Rome clinic with a circulatory ailment in his right arm. Reports said gangrene could begin and amputation might be necessary, with American doctors summoned and surgery possible once they arrive.
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Cardinal Stritch
Rome
Samuel Cardinal Stritch
Chicago
Vatican
Pietro Valdoni
Europe
Palmiro Togliatti
Stritch
Congregation For Propagation of the Faith
Independence
Naples
Baldridge praised for theatre work and civic service
Baldridge Ballaban and Katz figure in a profile detailing Baldridge’s career with Paramount Theatres Warner Bros M G M and local festival leadership. He helped run the Apple Blossom Festival since the 1930s directed festival departments and served on civic commissions including the Winchester Bicentennial and Jamestown anniversaries.
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Ballaban and
Katz
Paramount Theatres
Baldridge
Macon
Northwestern University
Florida
North Carolina
Warner Bros. Theatres
Hagerstown
Winchester
Keith
M-G-M
Charlotte
Washington
Phillip Fowle
F. A. Read
Read
L. M. Allen
Frederick County
RCA
D. C
Ben Bernie
Bob Riley
Mr. Baldridge
Washington, D.C
Virginia
Rome
Marisa Allassio
W P. McGuire
Jamestown
Virginia State Junior Chamber of Commerce
Jaycee War Memorial Fund
Virginia Icc
Jaycee
U.S
JCC
Middle Atlantic
USO
Camp Lee
Virginia Beach
Norfolk
Baltimore
Middle Atlantic States
Richmond
Kiwanis Club
Moon Apogee and Etymology Explain Lunar Terms
The text notes a sailor declining to detail ailment and describes lunar apogee. It explains apogee comes from Greek meaning from the earth while peri gee means near the earth, clarifying why the moon is farthest from Earth each month.
Zion Baptist Zion Church Plans Woman's Day May 11
Zion Baptist Church Berryville will hold its annual Woman's Day service on Sunday May 11 with Mrs Florence Gillison as chair woman. The Rev A W Gilmore is pastor of Zion Church.
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Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Florence Gillison
A. W. Gilmore
Zion Church
Wytheville youth released on bond in murder case
Tom Dunford, 14, of Wythe County was released on a $5,000 bond pending a May 6 hearing on a murder charge in the stabbing death of his 32 year old uncle John Thomas Austin of Austinville. Police said the stabbing occurred at Dunford's home after a scuffle in defense of his mother Mrs Brown Dunford of Bethany.
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Wytheville
Tom Dunford
Wythe County
John Thomas Austin
Austinville
Dunford
Brown Dunford
Bethany
Bean family matriarchs and local fraternal ties noted
The obituary lists BEAN family members including Mrs. H. K. MacDonald and Mrs. Frank Yeakle Jr in Winchester and Andrew P. Bean of Fairfax, with brothers and sisters named from Romney Moorefield and beyond. Six grandchildren are named and a funeral is set for Monday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev F B Oglesby officiating. Mt Hebron burial planned.
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Kiwanis Club
Clinton Lodge
Romney
8. K. MacDonald
Philadelphia
Frank Yeakle, Jr
June Bean
Winchester
Andrew P. Bean
Fairfax
Joseph MacDonald
Ernest Bean
Bursie Haines
Ray Ours, Jr
Joseph Evans
Moorefield
W. Va
Herbert Bean
Augusta
Earl Knott
Silver Spring
James Kenneth Robinson, Jr
David Michael Robinson
Clifton Eston Bean
Diane Lynn Yeakle
Frank M. Yeakle, III
Robert B. Yeakle
Jones Funeral Home
F. B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Mt. Hebron
Farm and household goods auctions listed in sales directory
Sales directory entry for April 28 and May 3 schedules. Pat Barr address on N Kent Street near Virginia Livestock Market offers farm orchard and dairy equipment with Ralph Horst and Buddy Artrip as auctioneers. May 3 sale of Robert A Vorous includes household goods tools poultry hogs with W D Orndorff as auctioneer.
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Kenmore
Sparkon
Singer
Poland
China
Oldsmobile
Robert A. Vorous
Pat” Barr
N. Kent St
Ralph W. Horst
Buddy Artrip
Berryville
Rt. 340
Franklintown Road
W. D. Orndorff
Cemetery service with Masonic rites at graveside
Pallbearers are Elbert R. Thompson H Ray Butler John C Blackburn J H Yost Sr J Sloan Kuykendall and M M Bean Friends and relatives may call at the Jones Funeral Home where the body will rest until the service time
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Elbert R. Thompson
H. Ray Butler
John C. Blackburn
J. H. Yost, Sr
Sloan Kuykendall
M. M. Bean
Jones Funeral Home
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Charles F. Swartz
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
S. H
Manfield
Franklin Town Road
Furr and Moreland
Marvin Chapel Methodist Church
Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Vhone MO
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St
E. Piccadilly St
Kent St
Virginia Livestock Market
H. S
Pat’”’ Barr
Walter Anderson
Robert Dailey
Order of the Golden Rule
Berryville Pike
Westinghouse Electric Motor
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Henry Krossman
Frederick
Vira
Rob
T. L. Dehaven
Allis-Chalmers
Allis‘chalmers and
Stavice
Winghester
N. Cameron St
R Stalin
Denny's Commission Auction
Denny’s Commission Auction
Route 7
Rew American Legion
Ee Tractors
Homer Haines
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Kernstown
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