Deaths and Funerals ARTHUR R ARMEL
Arthur Richard Armel 68 of Frederick County died in Chester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born October 31 1888 to George W Armel and Elizabeth Treev and married Rhuey Grim October 30 1912. He belonged to Macedonia Methodist Church and was a trustee a cemetery association vice president and a fire company member. He was a farmer and livestock dealer and director of the Farmers Livestock Co. Survived by wife Rhuey Armel son Donald Armel two brothers two sisters and four grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with interment in Macedonia Cemetery. He will be honored as pallbearers and honorary pallbearers named. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Arthur Richard Armel
Met
Frederick County
Chester Memorial Hospital
Long Ilness
Prederick County
George W
Elizabeth Tree v.Armel
Rhuey Grim
White Post
Armel
Macedonia
Stewards
Macedonia Cemetery Association
Thas
Rouss Fire Comay
Farmer's Livestock Company
Robert Buckley
Joseph Perry
J. W. Sumption
J. R. Hollar
Roy Ferguson
Macedonia Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Mr Arthur Richard Armel Service Details
Mr Arthur Richard Armel is scheduled for services Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Jones Funeral Home Inc હત
Mrs Herbert Crawford Rites Held at Elkins West Virginia
Mrs Herbert Crawford funeral held in Elkins West Virginia with attendees Mr and Mrs L H Stotler and H E Muntzing. Survivors include daughter Mrs Helen Zickeroos of Akron Ohio brother Loring High of Hendersonville North Carolina and Florida two nephews David Muntzing Middletown and Thomas Jackson Elkins and niece Mrs L H Stotler. Jackson recently graduated from Union Seminary Richmond and will serve the Berkeley Springs Presbyterian group.
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Herbert Crawford
L. H. Stotler
H. E. Muntzing
Elkins
W. Va
Crawford
Helen Zickeroos
Akron
Ohio
Loring
Dr Douglas Speaker At Presbyterian Youth Rally
Dr John L Douglas of Edinburgh Scotland will speak at the Senior High Youth Rally of Winchester Presbytery on May 5 at 2 30 p m EST in Romney Presbyterian Church The theme is Christian Citizenship Douglas and Dr George D Jackson of Winchester First Presbyterian will exchange pulpits for the summer Four Bible Study groups will be led by local pastors with Gordon Straw presiding Representatives from 63 churches in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania are expected to attend
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John L. Douglas
Edinburg
Scotland
Winchester Presbytery
Romney Presbyterian Church
Douglas
George D. Jackson
First Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Agnes Marks
Synod
Mexico
Richard L. Morgan
Moorefield
Animals dominate Grand Canyon show sale with multiple breed champions
At the Clarke County event, champions included the heavyweight Shorthorn shown by Donald Tomblin and the Angus lightweight winner Danny McIntire. Reserve champions included Hereford exhibitor Ronald Brown and Angus exhibitor Margaret and Tommy Cather. Prices ranged up to 40 per hundredweight, with buyers such as Safeway Stores and American Stores. M. D. Newman attended with P. R. D Adamo assisting in ribbon presentations. A Duroc Jersey pig sold for 20 per hundredweight to Farmers' Livestock Exchange.
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Young McIntire
Donald Tomblin
White Post
Montana Hall Farm
Clarke County
White Post Supply Co
Ronald Brown
Rt. 3
Ancus
Margaret
Tommy Cather
Berryville
Safeway
Walden Kerns
Cross Junction
Miller Bros
Winchester
Price
Roy
Kenneth McDonald
Stephens City
Danny McIntire
Choice
Esskay
Ronald Green
David C. Childs
Summit Point
Choice Plus
David Childs
Angus
J. P. Arthur, Jr
Paul Green
Joyce Cather
Robert Buiford
James Miller
Monford D Custer
Roy McDonald
Henry T. Good & Son
Hereford
Bradley Pugh
Gore
Whitacre’s Greeflery
Capon Bridge
W. Va
James Royston
Boyce
Boyce’s Meat Market
Northwestern Rade
Donald Brill
Farmer's Livestock Exchange
F. W. Lacy, Jr
R. F. Cline
David Green
Lee Jackson
Stephen Lineweaver
Willis Belifore
Swift & Co
Marshal Shiley
Rt. 4
Danny Shenk
Stephenson
Kenneth Winger
Richard McDonald
M. D. Newman
Agricultural Department
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
P. R. D'Adamo
Chamber
Newman
PS Troubadour
Robert Carpenter
Round Hill
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Giant 40 Pound 36 Inch Pie Delights Red Carpet Events
Metropolis restaurant proprietor James Pappas prepared a huge pie weighing about 40 pounds with a 36 inch diameter and three inch thickness. Apples were peeled Sunday, cooked yesterday, and the pie baked by 4 p.m. Today. Ten smaller pies will also be baked. Miss Tichborne arrives at the George Washington Hotel to be greeted by the James Wood High School Band as several civic and festival events unfold including a pageant rehearsal and royal crowning activities.
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James Pappas
Metropolitan Restaurant
Pappas
George Washington Hotel
Tichborne
James Wood High School
Malone
Civic Club
Tunstall Powers
Rotary Club
Handley Bowl
Jamestown
Local Sales Directory Listings May 4 11 a m to May 25
Rural auction notices across Winchester and surrounding areas include Mrs Fran kie Miller estate sale near Winchester on Rt 11 with attorney Jos B Newlin. Shiloh Lehew near Lehew auction by Vernie Larrick. Mrs Willy Baker near Clearbrook household goods auctioned by Chas Duvall. estate of S Cook Stephens City real estate and household property via Chas Duvall. Duncan brothers Hopewell Church near Clear Brook tractor equipment personalty. W E Edwards trustee sale 22 acre Stonewall District farm at County Court House Winchester with Charles Duvall auctioneer.
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Jos
B. Newlin
Frankie B. Miller
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Vernie Larrick
Shiloh
Lehew
W. Va
Willy Baker
Clearbrook
Chas. Duvall
Cook
Stephens City
Fred
Oscar Duncan
Hopewell Church
W. E. Edwards
County Court House
Stonewall District
Charles R. Duvall
Virginia Weather Clears With Cooler Tonight
The Virginia forecast calls for clear skies and a cooler night with lows 60s to 40s regionally. Wednesday turns cooler but not as warm, with details on sunrise 5:14 am and sunset around 7:04 pm plus rainfall totals and historical averages included.
Eisenhower’s Georgia vacation cited as very beneficial health
White House doctor says President Eisenhower gained two pounds in 13 days and his cough is mostly gone during a Georgia vacation. He plans to fly back to Washington, golfed each morning, and faces difficult international and domestic tasks as Congress weighs foreign aid and NATO issues.
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Marvin L. Arrowsmith
Augusta
Eisenhower
Washington
Georgia
White House
Howard M. Snyder
James C. Hagerty
Congress
Augusta National Club
Snyder
Hagerty
Middle East
Europe
Dulles
North Atlantic Council
Bonn
Germany
United States
NATO
Jamestown Festival Schedule Highlights Parade and Fireworks
Parke Rouse executive director of the Jamestown Festival welcomes guests with F. L. Largent Jr. and McSherry Lupton. The Firemen's Parade begins at 6 p.m. Thursday followed by aerial fireworks. Friday features actor James Cagney as Grand Marshal for the 2 p.m. parade, with dances luncheons contests and merrymaking throughout the festival.
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Parke Rouse
F. L. Largent, Jr
McSherry Lupton
James Cagney
Arend Roland Comet Visible Over Winchester Sky
Two residents on Paper Mill Road in Winchester observed the Arend Roland comet last night. Mrs O Roark used binoculars while Mr O Roark used a rifle scope to view the object about eight thirty to nine, forty degrees up, with a distinct round head and long tail. The comet should remain visible through the first two weeks of May, per a Sunday paper.
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Winchester
Paper Mill Road
N. G. O’rourk
Weems’ Lane
O’roark
Mr. O'Roark
Round Table to Meet at War Memorial Building
The Winchester Civil War Round Table will meet at the War Memorial Building at 7:30 p.m. this evening.
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Winchester Civil War Round Table
War Memorial Building
Jordan Refuses U.S. envoy over Eisenhower Doctrine cage
Foreign Minister Samir Rifai said Jordan welcomes unconditional aid but will not invite James P. Richards to Amman to discuss the Eisenhower Doctrine. Hussein’s government has moved to purge communists and leftists. U.S. operations mission begins talks on using new funds as 10 million dollars plus 5 million already exist for Jordan projects.
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Samir Rifai
Jordan
Rifai
James P. Richards
U. S
Middle East
Amman
Hussein
Harold S. Nelson
Uncertain Quiz Entries Highlight Historical Names and Terms
The fragment lists Joseph E. Davies, a monetary figure of one tenth of a cent, the suffix ist and the word hypocrisy. It reads like a lexical puzzle item or a clued quiz from a historical page.
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Joseph E. Davies
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Dr. Douglas
Presbyterian Youth Rally
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
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Farm Bureau
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Grand Canyon
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Lord de la Warr
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Janitral Uait
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NASH
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Fred C. Crane, Sr
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Arend Roland
Order of the Golden Rule
BY Engineering CO
Sheriff's Sale
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of
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Margie Williams
Frederick
Rob’t. L. Dehaven
Cincinnati
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Kere
Jiu Si
Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Leo
U.S. 11
M. Frankie B
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Geneva
D. Miller
Kenneth E. Whitacre
Edwin Snider
Joseph B. Newlin
Truckore
Goodyear
Buncutter Tire CO
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