Obituary of Walter Correll Shade 1873 1957
Walter Correll Shade 84 of Paw Paw West Virginia and Winchester died August 4 at Hillcrest Nursing Home after four months illness. Born February 17 1873 in Frederick County he was a retired retailer. Survived by daughter Ruth Aristote of Baltimore two sons Vernon Shade of Winchester and Melvin Shade of Paw Paw one brother Jerry Shade of Martinsburg four grandsons and three great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 PM at Bethel Methodist Church with Reverends Layman Channel and Richard Hamilton officiating. Interment in church cemetery.
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Walter Correll Shade
Paw Paw
W. Va
Winchester
Hillcrest Nursing Home
William and Jane Hutchinson Shade
Frederick County
Shade
Ruth T. Shade
Ruth Aristote
Baltimore
Vernon Shade
Melvin Shade
Jerry F. Shade
Martinsburg
Modern Woodmen
Cumberland
Order of American Mechanics
Bethel Methodist Church
Layman
Richard Hamilton
Winchester Memorial Hospital to graduate twelve nurses
Twelve graduates from Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing will receive diplomas at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the War Memorial Building. Commencement speaker is Rev. Albert G. Edwards. invocation by Rev. Robert A. Whitten. Dr. McGuire to present diplomas. Mary Jane McCane to direct nurses and services. Women's Auxiliary Award to be presented.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing
P.m
War Memorial Building
Albert G. Edwards
First Presbyterian Church
Harrisonburg
Phyllis May Baker
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Betty Kathleen Boyer
Barbara Ann Brown
Riverton
Mary Ann Cameron
Markham
Frances Eudore Catlett
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marvin K. Hutchinson
Gilbert E. Tillotson
McGuire
Mary Jane McCane
Homer E. Elberts
Women’s Auxiliary
Leslie M. Bell
Auxilary
Sarah Zane Fire Company Holds Outdoor August Meeting
The Sarah Zane Fire Company met for an August outing at Grover Cooper’s home in Albin. The group endorsed Taylor L Barr for city council recommendation as fire chief for the coming year and named Richard Ritter and Norman Jones as representatives on the Winchester Recreation Council.
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Sarah Zane Fire Company
Grover Cooper
Albin
Taylor L Barr
Richard Ritter
Norman Jones
Winchester
Congress civil rights fight to wait for next session
Republican Leader Martin of Massachusetts said the civil rights measure will go to a conference committee and be dead for this session. He warned the fight will resume when Congress reconvenes next January.
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House
Martin
Massachusetts
Congress
Auction Listings From Denny's Ith Winchester Road to Frederick County
Sales directory for August lists multiple auctions: Denny's Commission Auction 2 miles east of Winchester on Rt 7 with household goods appliances tools weapons antiques and vehicles led by Dennis T. Cole. George W. Hough dairy cattle 37 head 5 miles southeast of Charles Town led by W. D. Orndorff. estate of 8 C Curl in front of Frederick County Court House led by E T. Snider. Mrs G G Santymire Paw Paw of August 17 10 a m DST. Richard N Brooke Trustee three lots on Front Royal Road front door of Frederick County Court House. August 24 11 a m Littlestown PA antiques led by Ralph L. Schuchart.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
George W. Hough
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
Front Royal Road
William R. Garver
Littlestown
Ralph L. Schuchart
Abbitt denounces Supreme Court during Jamestown ceremony
Rep Abbitt of Virginia blasts creeping federal overreach and welfare lure in a speech honoring 13 Virginia counties. He condemns the Supreme Court for eroding state sovereignty while praising colonial liberties. State Sen Harrison also speaks at the rural-area festival event recognizing Amelia through Prince Edward counties.
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Jamestown
Rep Abbitt
D-Va
Virginia
Abbitt
U.S. Supreme Court
Albertis
Harrison
Lawrenceville
Amelia
Appomattox
Brunswick
Buckingham
Charlotte
Chesterfield
Cumberland
Dinwiddie
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Nottoway
Powhatan
Prince Edward
Payne family to be laid to rest at Arlington National Cemetery
A graveside service for the late William Payne and Mrs Payne is set for 11 30 am Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery. The body will lie in state at Jones Funeral Home until Wednesday. Four minor accidents were reported over the weekend two in the city and two in the county. First incident involved Joseph Lynn Carron fleeing recklessly in a 1949 Ford striking a 1953 Oldsmobile owned by W Carroll Willis causing $550 damage and Carron was convicted of reckless driving in Municipal Court.
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William Payne
Payne
Arlington National Cemetery
Jones
Harry Miler
Charles Hill
Joseph Lynn Carron
Front Royal
Braddock
Cork
Cameron
W. Carroll Willis
N. Cameron
Carron
Willis
Wolfe
Washington Sts
Warren Fogle
Washington St
Dora Combs
First County
Smith
Lucille B. Belch
Hopewell
Novick
Alice M. Hiett
Stephenson
Elizabeth Taylor Back in Hospital Report
New York reports that pregnant film star Elizabeth Taylor is back in the hospital with husband producer Mike by her side.
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Elizabeth Taylor
New York
Mike
Episcopal Minister Elected Commander of Legion in State
The Rev. John Jolley Howard, rector of St. Luke's Episcopal Church in Blackstone and Gibson Memorial Church in Crewe, was elected commander of the Virginia American Legion at its 39th annual convention in Richmond becoming the first clergyman to hold the post in the state. The vote featured a District 10 roll call for sergeant at arms with A. L. Parker of Norfolk prevailing over Clarence L. Woolfrey of Alexandria. Other officers include vice-commanders A. C. Watkins Messick Jack M. Rainey South Hill James Wald Bassett Emmett Burley Lynchburg and E. Frank Taylor Falls Church. Chaplain the Rev Willard A Irving Rustburg. Delegates to the national convention include Cofer Howard Tyson Wicker Turner Coynor and others from Charlottesville Danville Waynesboro Richmond and beyond.
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St. Luke's Episcopal Church
Blackstone
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Crewe
Virginia
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Phoebus
Buchanan County Legionnaires
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District 10
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Alexandria
A. L. Parker
Norfolk
Department
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Messick
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South Hill
James Wald
Bassett
Emmett Burley
Lynchburg
E. Frank Taylor
Falls Church
Willard A Irving
Rustburg
L. Eldon James
Hampton
National Legion
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Howard
A. Roy Tyson
Portsmouth
John J. Wicker Jr
William A. Turner
Danville
William M. Coynor
Waynesboro
Randolph H. Perry
Charlottesville
James N. Donaldson
Appalachia
Taylor
Virgil R. Goode
Rocky Mount
Ray P. Stultz
Roanoke
H. B Meador
Staunton
Frances Karn
Colonial Beach
N. O. ‘Akers
Abingdon
Edwin Dentz
Springfield
Leonard Thomas
Lemuel Houston
Fredericksburg
James
Four Virginians Die in Water Accidents
Four people died in separate water accidents across Virginia yesterday. Warren Bright, 36, of Williamsburg, drowned in the James River during a sudden storm while a foreman at a metal works. Stuart Acers, 32, of Henrico County, perished when his 14 foot boat sank on the Rappahannock near Sharpe. others aboard were saved.
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Warren QO. Bright
Wil Hamsburg
James River
Bright
Stuart R. Acers
Henrico County
Rappahannock
Sharpe
Acers
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance and Annuity Co
Investors Diversified Services through local representative James H. Sandy of Kerr Street forms Investors Syndicate Life Insurance and Annuity Co with Minneapolis headquarters. The new subsidiary seeks a license to issue policies, starts with 5 million dollars capital and surplus, and is led by President Joseph M. Fitzsimmons.
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Investors Diversified Services
Jamesh. Sandy
Kerr St
Investors Syndicate Life Insurance and Annuity Co
Minneapolis
Democrats plan wide state push ahead of key visits
State Democrats launch a broad swing to boost voter interest before Dalton and J Livingston Dillon campaign for attorney general. Henderson aims to drive the party about 25000 miles for GOP support while Almond Stephenson and Harrison Jr. chart campaigns.
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J. Livingston Dillon
Henderson
Almond
A. E
Stephens
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Roanoke
Richmond
Miss Taylor Relocated to Harkness Pavilion for Observation
Miss Taylor, living in Westbury Connecticut, was brought to the Harkness Pavilion after a collapse at the Todd home Saturday night. She previously visited the hospital during early labor pains which resolved. Doctors say she will remain hospitalized until about August 15 and a Caesarean section could be performed if needed.
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Todd
Harkness Pavilion
Miss Taylor
Westbury
Conn
Local residents visits and farming notes in Grimes area
Hugh Dailey of Richmond called at the Grimes farm. Jimmie Mills from Fort Dix spent the weekend with his parents. Residents report vacations and visitors from Virginia Pennsylvania Ohio. Farmers finish crops and begin potato digging while weather remains hot and dry.
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Richmond
Jimmie Mills
Fort Dix
N. J
Herbert Taylor
Marry Mason
Albert Quenzel
Martinsburg
Alex Brewer
Level View
W. S. Nicholson
Walter Stottlemyer
Red Bud
Galilee
Blanche Adams
Asa Brewer
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Jacquelin Brewer
Grimes
Timber Ridge Christian Church
High View
W. Va
Ora M. Fleck
Charleston
Keyser
Dawson
G. Unger
Robert
Stotler’s Cross Roads
Charles Hensel
Cedar Grove
Inwood
W.va
Lawrence Swartz
Nain
Beulah Welch
Ruby Hildebrand
Brucetown
Horace Leight
Sue Ellen
Winchester
Harry Leight
Virginia Weather Forecast Five Day Outlook
The forecast for Virginia calls for fair and cooler conditions tonight with lows 55 to 63 in the west and north and 63 to 70 in the southeast. Tuesday will be clear and comfortable with low humidity and highs in the 80s. The five day outlook Aug 6 to 10 shows temperatures averaging 2 to 4 degrees below normal with cooler weather through Wednesday and a slow rise Thursday and Friday and little change Saturday. Scattered showers or thundershowers are expected Thursday or Friday with about a quarter inch of precipitation.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for August 1957
Rainfall data shows 48 hour total of .15 inches, August total of 15.0 inches for 1957 reaching 17.77 inches to date. It lists average annual rainfall over 44 years at 36.99 inches and monthly averages from 1912-56, including January 2.43 and August 4.00 inches.
Obedient Boy Escapes Electrocuted In Peru Indiana
Four year old Michael Patterson stayed seated as a car was struck by high voltage sparks for nearly 30 minutes. Police say his father T Sgt Samuel M Patterson and a companion left the car before a wire touched it and linemen cut off the power to rescue the boy.
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Peru
Ind
Michael Patterson
Samuel M. Patterson
Bunker Hill Air Force Se
Michael
Black man held in bludgeon slaying of wife in Grand Rapids
Samuel A. Johnson, 33, a Black man, was held without charge in the bludgeon death of his wife Shirley Johnson, 20, found slain in bed at their Grand Rapids home. Police say she was struck twice with a blunt instrument. she was pregnant.
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Grand Rapids, Mich
Samuel A. Johnson
Shirley
Johnson
Scarlet Rebels Take First at West Virginia Poultry Show
The Scarlet Rebels of Stephens City won first place in drum and bugle corps at the West Virginia Poultry Convention and Festival in Moorefield. They earned $100 bringing total prize money to $405 along with three trophies. Harold P Teets directed the group.
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Moorefield
W. Va
Scarlet Rebels
Stephens City
Eight Killed in Separate Crashes in Virginia and New York
James Curtis Shelton, 36, of Patrick County Virginia, died in a single vehicle crash on State Route 57 near Fairy Stone State Park west of Martinsville. Arthur G. Payne, 59, of Chenango Bridge New York, was fatally struck by a car on US Route 11 near Middletown Frederick County. driver William Lee Robinson, 19, of Middletown, identified.
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Vns
Baltimore
James Curtis Shelton
Rt. 2
Stuart
Patrick County
Fairy Stone State Park
Martinsville
Shelton
Arthur G. Payne
River Road
Chenango Bridge
N. Y
Corps buys bus for parades with August September runs
A bus has been purchased for the use of the Corps and the initial trip was to the Moorefield parade. Mr Teets has five parades booked for August and September in Harrisonburg August 10 Hamilton August 12 Berkeley Kings W Va August 14 Waynesboro Pa August 24 and Gordonville September 2.
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Moorefield
Mr. Teets
Harrisonburg
Hamilton
Berkeley Kings
W. Va
Waynesboro
Gordonville
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