Deaths and Funerals Miss Marian Frances Jackson
Miss Marian Frances Jackson died Wednesday evening in Richmond. She lived in Tampa the past 30 years with her brother George W. Ritter. Surviving relatives include grandmother Mrs. Lucy Jackson, brother Robert Jackson, sister Dianne Jackson, three aunts, several nieces and nephews. Funeral service Friday at 2 p.m. at Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev. M. A. Bullett. Burial in Garden of Memory Cemetery.
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Marian Frances Jackson
E. G. Wilfiehoo
Richmond
Jackson
Lucy Jackson
Robert Jackson
Dianne Jackson
Lucy Lockley
Hulie Jackson
Adelle Ae
Cartwright Funeral Home
M. A Bullett
John Mann Methodist Church
van Aty Cemetery
Wood
Tampa
Fla
George W. Ritter
Cameron St
Jennings Funeral Home
C. M. Brooks
Little Chapel
Garden of Memory Cemetery
Death of Miss Amy Ritter 77 in Tampa
Miss Amy Ritter 77 died in Tampa Florida. She was born in Frederick County, daughter of James William and Mary Susan Cornwell Ritter. She lived in Baltimore for years and was well known here, having visited in this city.
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Amy Ritter
Tampa
Florida
Miss Ritter
Frederick County
James Wiliam
Mary Susan Cornwell Ritter
Baltimore
Miss Ellen 8 Lockhart Thursday at 1 30 p m
Ellen 8 Lockhart is listed for a funeral service at Jones Funeral Home on Thursday at 1 30 p m. The notice indicates arrangements and location for the services.
Funeral service for Nellie Lockhart in Silver Spring Md
The funeral for Miss Nellie Lockhart of Silver Spring Md who died Sunday will be held Thursday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev S J Goode Burial will be at Mount Hebron Pallbearers are Paul Richard John Richard Edgar Richard Philip Richard James Lockat at the Jones Funeral Home
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Ellen
Nellie) Lockhart
Silver A Md
Jones Funeral Home
S. J Goode
Mount Hebron
Paul Richard
John Richard
Edgar Richard
Philip Richard
James Lock
Mrs Meredith Dow of Kansas City Succumbs in Missouri
Mrs John C Meredith dow of John Cushing Meredith a Kansas City lawyer died Monday at her home in Kansas City Missouri Her husband a former resident of the city was a son of Rev William C Meredith Rector of Christ Episcopal Church 1861 1875 He was brother to two late local women The funeral service occurred in Kansas City with burial in Henderson Kentucky.
Funeral service for Charles M. Sencindiver
The funeral for 74 year old Charles M. Sencindiver was held this afternoon at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. John Oliver officiating. Pallbearers were Lewis Fries, Charles Owens, George Yeakley, D. K. Russell Sr., Leslie Reed and C. Richard Boyce Sr. Burial followed at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Charles M. Sencindiver
Omps
John Oliver
Lewis Fries
Charles Owens
George Yeakley
D. K. Russell, Sr
Leslie Reed
C. Richard Boyce
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
National Nudist Convention Opens At Buck's Kin Lodge
The 1950s ASA National Nudist Convention opens in Buck's Kin Lodge Virginia mountains west of Gore with about 500 registered and an anticipated 1,500 attendees. Delegations from California Colorado Florida Canada arrive. The site offers a 500 acre wooded complex with pool tennis courts dorms and camping areas as families register and take part in private business sessions and crownings.
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Buck's Kin Lodge
Virginia Mountains
Gore
American Sunbathers Association
Buck
ASA
Youngs
Virginia
West Virginia
Canada
Switzerland
U. S
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Ae Indiana
Alpine Lodge
Ohio
Sunair
Georgia
Sunway
Spokane
Washington
Sunset Lodge
Sunny Heights
New Jersey
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Annapolis
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Newton
Kansas
Halcyon
Evan City
Pine Forest
ESA
Mays Landing
N. J
Sierra Tans
Bishop
California
Floridan
del Ray Beach
Florida
Sunshine Gardens
Battle Creek
Michigan
Pennsylvan
Reading
Lupin Lodge
Los Gatos
Cal
Buck’s Kin Lodge
Nixon defends high road in campaign clash over Benson policy
Nixon rejected Kennedy attacks as he defended taking the high road by arguing issue over personalities. He noted labor leaders backing Kennedy and said a president should not owe his election to industry or labor. The Nixones stopped in Reno for Pat Nixon Day and were greeted by thousands.
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Kennedy
Ezra Taft Benson
Nixon
Massachusetts
Los Angeles
Nixons
Reno
Nev
Pat Nixon
Ely
Reuther Warns of Possible Eisenhower-Nixon Recession
Walter Reuther issues copies to newsmen predicting a third Eisenhower-Nixon recession and warns of economic signs that cannot be ignored. He notes 5 percent unemployment in May and June and 2.9 million part time workers for economic reasons. He remains confident in the American economy and urges strong leadership to protect cherished values. He endorses Kennedy and Johnson and says union backing will be clarified soon.
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Reuther
Sen
Kennedy
Johnson
Bak Gra Labor
Dutch settlers reach South Africa in 1652
The OCR notes that Dutch settlers travelled to South Africa in the year 1652 marking an early Dutch colonial milestone.
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South Africa
August 3 7 pm Denny’s Commission Auction near Winchester
Sales Directory listing auctions on August 3 and following dates. Denny’s Commission Auction four miles east of Winchester on Route 7 sells furniture and electrical appliances. Orn dorff and Cole, auctioneers.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
J. W. Williams
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Neil W
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Phi
Walker McC. Bond
Barnett
Whittier Ave
E. T. Snider
Disarmament Deadlock Faces Western Soviet Standoff
The State Department said the disarmament commission would meet in August despite Soviet reluctance. Lincoln White noted any government head could attend, including Khrushchev, while a Soviet summit proposal was viewed as a maneuver. Henry Cabot Lodge urged an August session following the June 27 Geneva walkout. Gromyko pressed the General Assembly to address the deadlock, accusing the West of avoidance.
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State Department
Lincoln White
Washington
Nikita Khrushchev
General Assembly
White
Disarmament Commission
U. S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Geneva
Andrei Gromyko
Dallas Group Pushes Teenage Curfew Drive
The Dallas County Civic and Moral League held a 180-person meeting approving a five-point plan for a teenage curfew. The proposal also seeks banning alcohol ads in Texas and tougher action on immoral advertising while police question feasibility.
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Dallas
Dallas, Tex
Dallas County Civic & Moral League
Texas
Jesse E. Curry
Dallas News
Breakfast Meeting To Boost Frederick County Tourist Trade
Representatives from hotels motels service stations restaurants gift shops and other tourist services will attend a 7 30 a m breakfast Monday at the George Washington Hotel. The Frederick County Chamber of Commerce sponsors the event to discuss increasing the dollar value of tourism and improving publicity training and local attractions.
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George Washington
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Winchester
Katanga Mines Cast in Congo Economic Mainstay
Hammarskjold announced he would send Bunche to Elisabethville for initial talks on Belgian troop withdrawal to bases as the first step toward full execution of Security Council resolutions regarding Katanga. The Katanga copper and uranium mines remain Congo’s economic mainstay.
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Congo
Katanga
Eco- Hammarskjold
Bunche
Elisabethville
Security Council
Hamfest to Open at Armory With Regional Participants
Richard E. Rush serves as general chairman for the area Hamfest set for Sunday at the Armory starting 9 a.m. Hams and families from Virginia and neighboring states Pennsylvania Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia are expected to attend.
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Richard E. Rush
Armory
Virginias
Pennsylvania
Delaware
District of Columbis
Maryland
Words of Misused Phrases in Grammar Guidance
A teaching note corrects common misuses by contrasting a preferred form with an example. It emphasizes choosing in which over where for more formal clarity and proper syntactic alignment. The guidance illustrates how phrase selection affects emphasis and readability.
Weather forecasted warmth with afternoon storms
Mostly sunny conditions in the south rise to hot in the afternoon with scattered showers and thundershowers north. Lows in the 70s. Thursday brings decreased heat with considerable clouds and showers likely, mainly in the afternoon.
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North
Rainfall and Averages From Local Weather Report
Rainfall in the last two percent of an hour ending 8 30 am today shows none. August rainfall to date is .04 inches with year to date 27.55 inches. The 47 year average annual rainfall is 36.85 inches and average monthly rainfall by month is listed from January through December with small amounts for each month.
Burnt Factory Yard Party Planned at Methodist Church
A yard party is set for August 13 at Burnt Factory Methodist Church. Country chicken dinners will be served starting at 5 p.m.
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Burnt Factory Methodist Church
Proper manners for eating baked beef or chicken
The correct method is to eat directly from the baking dish or lift a small portion at a time onto the dinner plate. This guidance emphasizes simple serving without cutting or fancy utensils, aligning with straightforward dining etiquette.
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Miss Amy Ritter
Miss Ellen
Lockhart
Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
Rakotte
Haines
E. Cork St
John Kerr School
Srowte
Lockhart Service
John C. Meredith
Sencindiver Service
By Charlie Tiat
Buck's Kin's New
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Col
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Palmerton
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Maine
Sahaoans
Austin
Tex
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Colorado
All Miller’s Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Bel
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Che
Pereraere
Southern States
Winchester Cooperative
Winchester Petroleum Cooperative
James Wood High School
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Ensogna Asst
Sherwood R
Frostick Asst
S. 8
Winchester Petroleum Coop
Geo. A. Jackson
I. Q. Ansers
Sipe Aya Val Approvour
Glaize & Bro’s
N. Cameron St
W. Lay
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Round Hill Raritan Club
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C. J. Brumback & Sons
BilLi Ding
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