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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 30, 1958

Page

2

Mrs. Catherine S. Manuel 82 Dies at Daughter's Home

Mrs Catherine S Manuel 82 dies after long illness at her daughter Mrs Harold March 211 8S Lou don St She was born April 19 1876 Middletown daughter of Manson P and Nannie Vretfneck Smith widow of H Melvin Manuel Survived by daughter and three grandchildren Miss Sm okene March John March Harry March in Japan Funeral Thursday 11 am Jones Funeral Home Mt Hebron Cemetery pallbearers named Burial Mt Hebron Cemetery other arrangements pending

Catherine S. Manuel Harold March Loudon St Middletown Manson P Nannie Vretfneck Smith H. Melvin Manuel Manuel Relief Methodist Church March Miss Smokene March John March

Funeral service for Forrest W. Cox at Ridings Chapel

Forrest W. Cox 76 died Monday. A funeral service will be held Thursday at 2 30 p.m. by Rev H Fred Edge at Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church. Pallbearers are O L Grim Marvin Grim Silas W Grim Maynard Boyce John Hammock and Chambers Greene. Remains at Jones Funeral Home until Thursday 1 p.m. then moved to the church. Interment at Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church Cemetery.

Forrest W. Cox H. Fred Edge Ridings Chapel Evangelical United Brethren Church O. L. Grim Marvin Grim Silas W. Grim Maynard Boyce John Hammock Chambers Greene Jones Funeral Home Cemtery

Claude Draper Dies Former FPC Member

Claude L. Draper, 82, a member of the Federal Power Commission from 1930 to 1956, died today at Walter Reed Hospital. A Republican born in Cheyenne, he was named to the FPC by President Hoover and reappointed by Roosevelt and Truman. Funeral services will be held here Friday.

Washington P Claude L. Draper Federal Power Commission Walter Reed Hospital Draper Cheyenne Wyoming Territory FPC Hoover Roosevelt Truman

Beauty contestant Miss Betsy Barry enters Friday contest

Miss Betsy Barry among 17 beauties in the Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom beauty and personality contest Friday at 10 30 a m at Quarles School. Sponsored by Festival Valley Area Participation Department. Barry, Martinsburg High School student, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert E Parry of Winchester Pike Martinsburg, will ride on the Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce float in the Grand Feature Parade.

Betsy Barry Quarles School Valley Area Participation Department Miss Barry Martinsburg High School Robert E. Parry Winchester Pike Martinsburg Martinsburg Chamber of Commerce

Boy’s Legs Amputated After High Voltage Burn

In Boston a 16 year old Taunton boy Edward Masterson had both legs amputated after contacting a 13 000 volt wire while climbing a 40 foot tow er tower on a dare near his Taunton home. His condition was reported as fair after the operation.

Boston Mass Taunton Edward Masterson

Unclear Item List Includes Places and Terms

Fragmentary OCR reads names and places such as David Toulon Georgia California and major cities like New York Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Detroit plus regions Irish Sea and alumni and terms high pressure Latin. No coherent event or narrative.

David Toulon Georgia California New York Chicago Philadelphia Los Angeles Detroit Irish Sea

Date Set to Hear NAACP Motion in Segregation Case

Judge Sterling Hutcheson in Richmond set June 6 to hear a NAACP motion in the Prince Edward County school desegregation case. NAACP lawyers Oliver Hill and Spotswood Robinson declined comment while seeking a court order to set a date for integration in the southside Virginia county.

Richmond Sterling Hutcheson National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Prince Edward County Hutcheson Virginia Oliver Hill Spotswood Robinson Prince Edward 4Th Circuit Court of Appeals US Supreme Court Circuit Court Supreme Court Circuit

Misshields Wins Cover Girl Award

Miss Wilma Shields at Potomac State College won the Campus Cover Girl honor in the Pittsburgh Press contest chosen from 28 entries from Pennsylvania West Virginia and Ohio. Born to Mr and Mrs Denver Shields she is a sophomore journalism major and a former city resident. Her photo appeared on the Rota Magazine cover in the Pittsburgh Press Sunday edition.

Wilma Shields Pittsburgh Denver S. Shields Romney W. Va Miss Shields Potomac State College Pennsylvania Ohio Pittsburgh Press

Weather Elsewhere Summary in 58 Cities

The bulletin lists conditions for numerous U S cities with temperatures. Values show cloudiness in Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Detroit Fort Worth etc. Highs range from the 40s to mid 80s with many clear or cloudy readings across the nation.

Sae Albany Albuquerque Atlanta Bismarck Boston Buffalo Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Fort Worth Helena Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Louisville Memphis Miami Milwaukee Mapis St. Paul New Orleans New York Oklahoma City Omaha Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburgh Portland Ore Richmond St. Louis Salt Lake City San Diego San Francisco Seattle Tampa

Eagles Support Youth Project Observed in May

Aerie 824 Fraternal Order of Eagles will observe Home on the Range Month in May to aid Father Elwood Cassedy’s Home on the Range for underprivileged boys. Worthy President Max B Butler announced plans for special canisters placed on Braddock St and nationwide to raise funds for the project founded in 1950.

Aerie Order of Eagles Max B. Butler Father Elwood Cassedy Sentinel Butte N. C Butler Braddock St United States Canada Father Cassedy

Sales Directory May Auctions Listed Near Ber ryville and Winchester

Sale notices run for May with two auctions: May 3 at 10 am by Robert A. Vorous four miles north of Berryville off Route 340 Franklintown Road offering household goods tools poultry and hogs with auctioneer W D Orndorff. May 17 at 10 am Mrs Rosa E Renner Glenn Burnie Farm Amherst Street Extension Winchester Virginia offering household goods tools etc with auctioneer Charles R Duvall.

Robert A. Vorous Berryville Franklintown Road W D. Orndorff Rosa E. Renner Glenn Burnie Farm Amherst St Winchester Charles R. Duvall

Virginia Weather Forecast With Frost Warning

Frost advisory issued for northern and western Virginia. Tonight will be fair and cooler with lows in the 40s southeast and in the 30s west and horizon areas. Thursday brings more clouds and continued cool temperatures. The five day outlook for Virginia May 15 shows average temperatures 2 to 6 degrees below normal, warmer by Friday afternoon and Saturday, with rain likely over the weekend.

Horion Virginia

Rainfall Totals and Averages by Month for 1912–57

Rainfall data shows 24 hour period ending 8:30 am today with April total to date 3.88 inches and 1958 year-to-date 14.77 inches. Long-term averages from 45 years stand at 36.78 inches annually with monthly figures listed by month from January to December.

Noted chemist kills wife then ends own life in Bucks County

Dr Earl W Flosdorf 54 an internationally known research chemist shot his wife as she prepared to leave their century old Bucks County farmhouse. The couple's 12 year old son William watched in terror before Flosdorf killed himself by the fireplace. Police said the shooting followed a quarrel and the boy fled to fetch help.

Doylestown Bucks County Earl W. Flosdorf Fiosdorf

Christian Youth Plans Food Stands For Festival

The Winchester Christian Youth will run two food stands and one parking lot during the festival. Net proceeds will fund a summer recreation program and retreat planned by the group. One stand and parking area will be at the Jones Funeral Home lot on Clifford Street between Loudoun and Cameron. the other stands at Handley Boulevard and Valley Avenue. Soft drinks and candy will be available.

Winchester Christian Roup Jones Funeral Home Clifford St Loudoun Cameron Handley Blvd Valley Ave

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Mrs. de la Torre J. M. Orndoff S. Stewart St Teodoro de la Torre Mt. Hebron Cemery Jones Funeral Home, Inc N. Cameron St Cox Service Claude Draper Carr Publishing CO Snellings N. Braddock St Miller’s Flower Shop E. Piccadilly St Misshields Cover Girl Sohn W. Rosenberger & CO John W. Rosenberger & CO Commerce St Eagles Order of the Golden Rule Ial Buas Westernport, Md Reneeee Svinpy W Coal CO Christian Youth N. Cameron &T New 210 Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply CO
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