Deaths and Funerals Lee Nepean Middletown
Nepean Lee of Middletown died at his home after a brief illness. He was born in Wheatfield to the late Robert and Betty McDonald. Survived by seven children Lelia Kilgallen Carl Ralph Stewart Guy Albert and Inez Sargeant plus numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Friday 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John M Ducknall. burial Lebanon Church Cemetery. Callers welcome at the funeral home.
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Jones Funeral Home
John M. Ducknall
Lebanon Church
Funeral services for Charles H. McDonald Friday
Funeral services for Mr. Charles H. McDonald are set Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Inc. with details provided by Jones Funeral Home.
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Charles H. McDonald
Clara Wolford funeral held at Jones Funeral Home
The funeral service for Mrs. Clara Virginia Wolford who died Saturday night at Hillcrest Nursing Home was conducted yesterday afternoon at Jones Funeral Home by Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall, pastor of Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers were Charles Oates, Turner Sirbaugh, Russell Brown and Floyd Tinsman. Burial was in Bethel Cemetery.
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Clara Virginia Wolford
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Jones Funeral Home
Joseph S. Duckwall
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Oates
Turner Sirbaugh
Russell Brown
Floyd Tinsman
Bethel Cemetery
James S Saum of Strasburg Dies in Virginia Hospital
James S Saum 8S Saum of Strasburg died yesterday at Newton Baker Veterans Hospital near Martinsburg West Virginia. He was born December 13 1879 in Kellogg Iowa son of Fred A Saum and Lelia Amanda Wilson Saum. He married twice first wife Eunice Goodheart Saum died 1933. Survivors include his second wife Willhelmena Holton Saum daughter Mrs Edward Collins Keege Harbor Michigan son Lyle B Saum Pontiac Michigan adopted sister Mrs Byron C Thomas River View Florida stepmother Mrs Fred A Saum Wimauma Florida three grandchildren two great grandchildren and his World War service as a machinist by trade.
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James 8S. Saum
Strasburg
Newton Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Kellogg
Iowa
Fred A
Lelia Amanda Wilson Saum
Eunice Naomi Goodheart Saum
Willhelmena Holton Saum
Edward Collins
Keege Harbor
Mich
Lyle B. Saum
Four Crashes Yesterday On Cameron Street Reported
Four traffic crashes occurred yesterday on Cameron Street within eight blocks. One man injured, not admitted to Memorial Hospital. Incidents include a 1950 International pickup vs 1947 Chevrolet at Cameron Clifford left lane collision. 1948 Oldsmobile vs 1952 Ford at Cameron North Ave brakes reportedly failing. a 1957 Ford and a 1959 Chevrolet station wagon rear crash near Wyck Street. and a three vehicle collision near Boscawen Street injuring Derwood Buey with damage across all cars.
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Cameron St
Memorial Hospital
Cameron and
Clifford St
Holmes McFarland
Cammer Tie Co
Charles Elijah Eaton
E. James St
Martin McDonld
Rt. 2
Middletown
Cameron
McDonald
North Ave
Oscar Abraham Bazzle
Fairview Ave
Ford
Lillie Kline McDonald
Sunnyside Station
Maurice Lake
Olds
Wyck St
Koman Brothers
Urban Charlton Sheetz
S. Cameron St
George R. Williams
Oates Ave
W. L. Fogle
Wyck
Derwood Buey
Bunker Hill
Boscawen St
Funeral Tomorrow for Legion Member at Stover Chapel
A funeral service for a Strasburg Legion member will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Stover Funeral Chapel conducted by Rev. John T. Strickland. Burial will be in Riverview Cemetery with Strasburg Legion Post pallbearers.
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American Legion
Methodist Church
Stover
Strasburg
John T. Strickland
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg Legion Post
August auction listings for Clarke and surrounding counties
Sales Directory page lists multiple auctions in Virginia and West Virginia. Items include household furniture antiques dairy cattle farm equipment and machinery. Auctioneers include Orndorff Cole Brumback Haworth Edwards Shiley Murrow Miller Wageley and others with dates August 5 to August 20.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Ethel Hunt
Reliance
B. O. Brumback
Mathew Ebersole
S. Cameron
W. F. Artrip, Jr
C. E. Campbell
Middle Road
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Warrenton
W. E. Edwards
Calrke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County Farm
Charles R. Duvall
S. T
M. R. Shiley
Willow Well Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
Lewis, Murrow & Miller
S.T
Elmer R. Wageley
Paul E. Miller
Nixon Leaves Poland After Warm Farewell in Warsaw
In Warsaw ten thousand Poles cheered Vice President Nixon as he departed for Washington aboard a jet. He called Poland a friend and urged a one world ideal while noting differences in political systems. Premier Cyrankiewicz pledged efforts to avert another world war and condemned rising German militarism.
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Warsaw
Poland
Richard M. Nixon
Washington
Babice
Keflavik
Iceland
Nixon
Josef Cyrankiewicz
U.S
Cyrankiewicz
West Germany
President Supports Tough Labor Bill In Senate Debate
IEE reports the President praised a measure sponsored by Phil Landrum and Robert Griffin. Union leaders deem it far harsher than the House version. The AFL CIO opposes the bill.
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Pesident
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
House Committee
Aflcio
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Outlook
Partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers likely south with highs in the mid to upper 80s. Cloudy tonight with patchy low 60s to upper 60s. Thursday remains partly cloudy with little temperature change. Temperatures Thursday through Monday average one to three degrees below normal with showers Thursday and again around Saturday.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and Berlin talks referenced in brief notes
Historical rainfall figures for the past year are listed by month with August totals and long term averages. The article also notes diplomatic talks between Western ministers and Soviet officials over Berlin, with discussions of troop ceilings and Western guarantees, amid discord and cautious optimism.
Hoffa Criticized Over UAW Talks in Senate Report
Senate investigators accuse Hoffa of pressuring the United Auto Workers and warn he would undermine the labor movement. Chairwoman McClellan notes the Hoffa testimony follows committee charges that his conduct violated ethics and federal rules. The panel vows to release findings from last year’s probe into Walter Reuther and the union, while timing remains unresolved.
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A&P’s
Hoffa
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Walter Reuther
United Auto Workers Union
Nixon U S Leads Soviets in key industry move
US officials consider Khrushchev tour of Pittsburgh or Detroit as power shift begins. Eisenhower plans Europe trip in late August then Soviet negotiations, with possible stops in London to meet Macmillan and Paris to meet de Gaulle, reshaping a planned Big Three summit in Paris. Le Monde remarks on De Gaulle involvement.
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United States
Soviet Union
USS
Khrushchev
Pittsburgh
Detroit
Eisenhower
Europe
London
Harold Macmillan
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
le Monde
de Gaulle
Faubus Faces Integration Tension Over School Plan
Little and unavailable for comment Faubus criticized the school board plan to assign six Negroes to two once white schools and warned of possible legislative action. A federal court struck down the 1958 school closing law last June and the board’s attorney said the governor’s proposal to integrate two schools while reserving two for segregationists was likely illegal under federal orders. About 60 Negroes sought white-school attendance as the board registered 2,000 students two weeks earlier, with most placed at Horace Mann High School under a policy to limit integration.
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Faubus
Horace Mann High School
Khrushchev Eyes Washington Visit Amid Berlin Summit Talk
The Soviet Premier presses for a direct U S meeting with President Eisenhower while Berlin talks stall. Khrushchev seeks a broader summit despite Western refusals on East Germany as Gromyko pushes for a Communists role in the conference. The exchange visits agreement yields no concession on tactics or participants.
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Long
United States
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Berlin
Washington
Geneva
Gromyko
East Germany
Denmark Triumphs in Spain Thirty Two Scotland Phrases
Report mentions Spain, Denmark victory with thirty two points in reference to a sports or competition moment. It also notes Scotland and the tube and fishing alongside a U S Congress context. The fragment suggests a sports score and political reference without full details.
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Spain
Denmark
Scotland
U.S. Congress
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Consult
Haines
John Kerr School
E. Cork St
Carl Haines
John Fisher
Wolford Service
James S. Saum
Snellings
N. Braddock St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Frederick County
DHIA
International
International Tractor
John Deere
Jeep
Rosemary B. Campbell
H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Benjamin Ray
Clearbrook
Chevrolet
George William Hartley, Jr
McMecken
Herbert Clyde Holliday
David A. Fahnestock
GMC
IEE
West Berlin
Germany
Miller’s Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Memorial Hospital, Incorporated
John R. Steward
Effie May Steward
Court House
Timber Ridge Road
Fairfax Lane
East Lane
Kent Street
Effie M. Steward
Edward H. Loy
Gainesboro
Timber Ridge
Richard Havermale
J. T. Catlett
Charles R. Steward
Thurman L. Moore
Chloe Moore
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
P. J. Marshall
Corporation Court
City of
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Winchester Fha
Florence Shirley
Middleway
Route 51
Jefferson County
D.S.T
Guernsey
Ayrshire
Baltimore
T.B
Bangs
Farmall
New Holland
McCormick
Mayrath
Oliver
McCormick- Deering
New Idea
Southern States
Winchester Cooperative
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