Death notices and Arrivals for Harry A. Newlin
Harry A. Newlin 49 of 142 Montague Ave died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after two years of poor health. Born in Frederick County he was the son of the late James T. Newlin and Ivy Bennett Newlin. Survived by widow Helen Rogers two children Harry A. Newlin Jr and Mrs Nancy Pingley and three sisters. He was a mechanic at Health Center Bowling Alleys. Funeral Saturday 11 a.m. Omps Funeral Home with Rev Paul Slonaker. Burial Mt Hebron Winchester. Bearers include Lee Stultz. Members of Staunton Fire Dept and Loyal Order of the Moose will attend.
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Harry Arthur Newlin
Montague Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
James T. Newlin
Ivy Bennett Newlin
Helen Rogers
Harry A. New‘lin, Jr
Nancy Pingley
Harry Seabright
Harry Martin
Front Royal
Nutter
Omps
Paul Slonaker
E.U.B
New+lin
Mt. Hebron
Bowers Junior dies. Staunton graveside service set
Andrew Colaw Bowers Junior 37 of Staunton died. He was born Sept. 22 in Highland County, served in WWII in the Air Force, and worked for Smiths Transfer. Survived by wife Helen Argenbright two daughters Cynthia Ann and Diana K two sisters Emma Eilson and Fletta Whitlock and his parents. Graveside rites with Rev David F Olivier and Rev J C Gar captor. Pallbearers Carroll Bridgeforth Charles Armel.
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Andrew Colaw
J. C. Garcaptor
Carroll Bridgeforth
Charles Armel
Mrs. B Brooke Smith Dies at 77 in West Virginia
Mrs. B Brooke Smith age 77 long time resident of Norfolk Gen area West Virginia daughter of William and Rebecca Hot Simpiller Jennings wife of B Brooke Smith funeral set for Saturday 1 30 at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev C L Beard and Dr S L Flickinger burial Mount Hebron Cemetery body arriving this evening
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Louisa Virginia Smith
Norfolk
Westend
Someville
W. Va
William and
Rebecca Hotsimpiller Jennings
B. Brooke Smith
Jones Funeral Home
C. L. Beard
S. L. Flickinger
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jury grants 5 year suspended term in Warren shooting
Bryan Jennings Nichols Jr 27 of Linden received a five year suspended sentence after pleading guilty to shooting his wife Helen Jane Nichols in the knee with a 16 gauge shotgun on January 9. Judge Elliott Marshall ordered no firearms ownership or residence with guns as a condition. The case was supported by state trooper J C Bell and Front Royal officers who testified to blood, a gun under a mattress, and spent shells found at the scene.
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Front Royal
Bryan Jennings Nichols, Jr
Linden
Elliott Marshall
Warren Circuit
Nichols
Helen Jane
Fee
William C. Humphries
J. C. Bell
Nichol
John Williams
Front Royal Police
Gibson School to Open September First
The Gibson facility will start classes September 1 with two large buses replacing smaller ones used for high school transport to Douglas School. The school spans about 550 square feet, mainly masonry with wall units in parts.
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Douglas Scool
All Pratt i
Banes
Convict Jones Still At Large Near Double Toll Gate
A 22 year old black man Philip Jones escaped from a Road Camp 7 work detail near here around 3:30 PM. He is 5 feet 6 inches, 141 pounds, medium build with black hair and brown eyes, wearing prison clothes. Jones was sentenced to 15 years at Portsmouth for burglary tools. Contact police if seen.
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Gore
Double Toll Gate
Philip Jones
Here
Jones
Portsmouth
Burst Gas Tank Ignites Car Fire Near Motel
A 1957 Oldsmobile burst its gas tank after a wet pavement skid at the Hayfield Motel, destroying the car and contents. Driver Douglas McCabe of Columbus and his brother escaped as State Trooper Malbon and Round Hill Fire Company battled the blaze amid rain. damage estimated at $2,000. The Holiday Inn Kernstown kitchen fire followed later, caused by improper placement of cotton swabs near coffee maker electrical units.
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Douglas McCabe
Columbus
Malbon
Round Hill Fire Company
Hayfield
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Friendship
Rouss
South End
Holiday Inn
Kernstown
Car Accident Kills Child Near Strasburg
Three year-old Diana Merchant of Kensington Maryland was killed near Strasburg when her father accidentally released the brake as he unloaded luggage from a family car at a Shenandoah River cabin. His wife Lana and a broken collarbone victim were hurt. the infant and another child escaped injury.
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Strasburg
Diana Merchant
Kensington
William E. Merchant
Shenandoah River
Nixon Speech Links Intelligence to National Security
Nixon warned that a strong intelligence service is essential to deter surprise attacks, saying there should be no apology for maintaining covert activity to prevent another Pearl Harbor. He accused Kennedy of misrepresenting his stance on apologizing over the U2 incident and saving the summit.
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Arizona
Nixon
Pearl Harbor
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Nikita Khrushchev
Kennedy campaign tactics and farm policy questions emerge
Kennedy employs a “low road” campaign style as party platforms pledge farm problem solutions. Farm groups complain of higher input costs and lower crop prices while the campaign looks to emergency farm aid and surplus reduction. Kennedy staffs up with labor and policy experts, naming Archibald Cox head of a brain trust and appointing Meyner as campaign director in New Jersey with Tydings as Florida-Delaware coordinator.
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Kennedy
Congress
Ralph Bradley
Illinois Farmers Union
Ed Christensen
Minnesota Farmers Union
Harry Caldwell
North Carolina State Grange
Fred Heinkle
Missouri Farmers Association
Willard Cochrane
University of Minnesota
Harvard Law School
Archibald Cox
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Reuther
Johnson
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Washington
Morton
Robert B. Meyner
New Jersey
Joseph D. Tydings
Millard B. Tydings
Maryland
Florida
Delaware
Tydings
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August Sales Directory Auctions Across Counties
Listings of auctions with dates and locations in West Virginia and Virginia. DENNY S Commission Auction near Winchester, Mrs H W Murphy & Son sale near Ridgeway, J W Williams Fruit Market near Winchester, Neil W and Jean E Kimball at Rock Hill Farm, Walker McC Bond estate on Whittier Ave Ext, and more auctions with equipment livestock and real estate. Auctioneers named for each sale.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
DS. T
H. W. Murphy & Son
Ridgeway
W. Va
Payne's Chapel
Buddy Artrip
J. W. Willams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Neil W
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
Rt. 1
W. D. Orndorff
Walker McC. Bond
Barnett Farm
Whittier Ave
E. T. Snider
Highview Farms & Hatcheries, Inc
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Highview
West Virginia
Back Creek
Hoppers President Wins D-Gas Trophy at Remington
Walter E. Patterson Jr. of Winchester, president of the Hoppers Auto Club, won a D-Gas trophy at the new Remington drag strip in Virginia. His 1950 Ford runs on a 1957 Chevrolet V-8 engine converted in the club garage. Several members have done similar swaps. the Kernstown club hosts the effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Patterson, Jr
Winchester
Hoppers Auto Club
Remington, Va
Kernstown
Katanga Troops to Turn Peace Mission Over to UN
Trouble reports say Katanga will hand over the peace keeping mission to United Nations forces. Premier says Belgian troops will leave only when the Belgian command decides security is assured. Soviets condemn UN move as a blow to Security Council authority in Congo.
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Katanga
U.N
Gaston
Securit Council
Kefauver Campaign Continues As Tennessee Incumbents Seek renomination
Three Republicans contend for the GOP nomination while no campaigns are active. All nine Tennessee congressmen sought renomination with Reece and Baker unopposed among Republicans and Evins Murray Everett unopposed among Democrats. Frazier faced Holt in Chattanooga and Loser faced Fulton in Nashville. Bass and Davis faced minor opposition from Brown and Farrell respectively.
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Tennessee
B. Carroll Reece
Howard Baker
Joe L. Evins
Tom Murray
Robert Everett
J. B. Frazier
T. Holt
The
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Chattanooga
J. Carlton
Richard Fulton
Nashville
Ross Bass
Pulaski
Clifford Davis
Memphis
Bass
E. L. Brown
Clarksville
Davis
Richard Farrell
Weather Outlook With Showers and Thunderstorms
Forecast calls for mostly cloudy skies with showers and scattered thunderstorms tonight. Lows ranging from 65 to 70 in the north and near 70 in the south. Friday brings variable cloudiness with a chance of showers and storms in the southwest and extreme south portions. Highs reach the mid 80s.
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Ma hone eoliogians
The report lists rainfall figures through August 17, 1960, with year to date totals of 31.1960 and 27.72 for the period. It compares to a 47 year average annual rainfall of 36.85 and monthly averages ranging from 2.02 inches in February to 3.92 inches in August.
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Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chi
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Kansas City
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake Citier
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Bridge Match Winners Named at Golf Club
Mrs Harold Brown and Mrs Winchester captured the top honors at the Contract Bridge Club event last night at the Golf Club. The August master point match went to Mrs P Kern with third place awarded to Mr and Mrs Lewis H Hyde Jr and fourth to Vincent Catarella and Richard Bowers.
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Harold Brown
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Golf Club
P. Kern
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Vincent Catarella
Richard Bowers
Peach Offerings Reported Light Across Markets
The Federal State Market News Service reports light peach offerings as shipments vary between varieties. Redhavens and Halehavens in Southern Virginia show early stock depleted, with insufficient quantities for general packing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leves
Federal State Market News Service
Virginia
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Harry A. Newlin
Winches
Biel
Lee Stultz
Staunton Fire Dept
Order of the Moose
Andrew C. Bowers
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mrs
Warren
Gibson
H. L. Mills
Quaker State Pennzoil
Exaco Havoline
Texaco & H. L. Motor Oil
Wenreat
I. Q. Answers
Christopher Columbus
Switzerland
Ottawa
Pontius
E. Piccadilly St
Hoppers
Kefauver
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Winchester, Va
E.S.T
Make Jamesway Robbins Kitson Hawkins Case
Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford Ford
Julian A. Everly
Corndorff Farm
Old Coyle Farm
Payne’s Chapel
D.S.T
Jersey
Guernsey
Thomas
Oliver
Minneapolis
Star Daily
Highview Farms and Hatcheries, Incorporated
P. Henshaw
Margaret O. Henshaw
Frederick County Court House
J. Randolph Larrick
J. D. Orndorff
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