Newlin Funeral Held for Harry Arthur Newlin
Funeral services for Harry Arthur Newlin died Wednesday will be at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Paul Slonaker of First EUB Church officiating. Burial is in Mt. Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Harry Seabright Douglas Seabright Stanley Seabright Robert Pierce Clarence Rogers and Donivan Wilson. He leaves relatives including Richard Mills Gapland Md Robert Mills Austell Ga Mrs Myrtle Miller Charles Town W Va Mrs Mar as Vanderberger Little Falls N J Wilbur Mills Kokomo Ind and Harvey Mills Pastoria Ore and one sister Mrs Mary Beckley Hagerstown along with grandchildren. Burial will be in Mount Hebron.
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Harry Arthur Newlin
Montague Ave
Omps
Paul Slonaker
First Eub Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Harry Seabright
Douglas Seabright
Stanley Seabright
Robert Pierce
Clarence Rogers
Donivan Wilson
Richard M. Mills
Gapland Park
Robert Mills
Austell
Myrtle Miller
Charles Town
W. Va
Maras Vanderberger
Littlealls
N.J
Wibur Mills
Kokomo
Ind
Harvey Mills
Pastoria
Ore
Mary Beckley
Hagerstown
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Mills Heir Leads Obituary Summary in Hagerstown News
Mrs Richard Mills ty daughter of the late Car son and Alice Boyd Yeakley and widow of Richard M Mills. She belonged to Hagerstown Methodist Church and is survived by eleven children including Norman Mills of Winchester and Harry Mills of Martinsburg along with other members of Hagerstown.
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Carson
Alice Boyd Yeakley
Richard M. Mills
Funeral services held for Mrs. Smith at Jones Funeral Home
The service was conducted at 3 p.m. by the Rev. C. L. Beard and Dr. S. L. Flickinger at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Wallace J. Lutz and several others. Mrs. Smith, a great great granddaughter of Shenandoah Valley pioneer Stephen Hotsin piller, was laid to rest as friends may call at the funeral home.
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P.m
Jones Funeral Home
C. L. Beard
S. L. Flickinger
Wallace J. Lutz
Robert E. Ayler
Kenneth Strowbridge
Earl S. Bailey
Harry E. Ridgeway
H. W. Butler
Edgar Mason
M. D. Weaver
Lee N. Whitacre
Harry McCann
Harold G. Brown
Ben Belchie
Benton Snyder
G. Raymond Patton
Mrs Henry Bell obituary in Winchester Virginia
Mrs Henry Bell 81 of 506 S Braddock St Winchester died last night at Hillcrest Nursing Home after several years illness. Born in New York City she moved to Winchester in 1917 with husband Henry Bell in the stone business. Survived by one daughter Mrs Hugh Brill sister Mrs C A Duke two granddaughters Mrs B V Ayers and Mrs James C Davis. Funeral Monday at 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home by Rev John Jordan.
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Ellen Florence Bell
S. Braddock St
Hillcrest
C. A. Duke of
Front Royal
B. V. Ayers
Sarasota
Florida
James C. Davis
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
John Jordan
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Youth Rescued By Helicopter Dies of Burns
Brownfield Texas AP. A 17 year old from Cotton Valley Louisiana died of burns from twin explosions and a grain elevator fire that killed five others. Philip Reeves clung 230 feet above ground for over two hours pleading for help before a Reese AFB helicopter snatched him from the window ledge.
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Brownfield
Tex
Philip Reeves
Cotton Valley
West Texas
Young Reeves
Reese Air Force Base
Lubbock, Tex
Donald Ethington
Reeves
Reuss Musical Group Wins Two First Prizes
The Rouss Fire Company drum and bugle corps swept winnings with both senior and junior groups taking first prizes. The senior unit won $35 at the Strasburg parade on Wednesday while the junior group earned $25 at the Flint Hill firemen’s parade. Both squads head to Bridgewater’s 125th Anniversary Parade tomorrow.
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Rouss Fire Company
Strasburg
Flint Hill
Bridgewater
Crain to Lead Evangelistic Series at Calvary Church
The Rev. M. J. Crain of Harrisonburg will open a nightly evangelistic series at Calvary Church of the Brethren on Front Royal Road Sunday at 7 45 p m The meetings run nightly through August 14 with special music groups each evening Pastor Rev Floyd Wine extends the invitation to all.
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M. J. Crain
Harrisonburg
Calvary Church of the Brethren
Front Royal Road
Floyd Wine
Byrd Orchards Tour Ends With Dealer Dinner And Awards
Dr Hough leads Byrd orchards tour guided by Roy Woodward quality control manager. The event concludes with a dealers dinner at Winchester Country Club and dancing. Annual broker awards will be presented. A review of next year’s promotions and Byrd crop plans is planned.
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Byrd Orchards
Roy Woodward
Byrd Firm
Winchester Country Club
Army pilot buried with full honors at Arlington
The body of Maj. Willard George Palm was returned by the Soviets and buried with full honors at Arlington National Cemetery. The article notes Elmira New York and navigator Lt. John R. McKone from Tonganoxie Kansas, while the fates of the other three crewmen remain unknown.
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Elmira
N. Y
John R. McKone
Tonganoxie
Kan
Willard George Palm
Palm
Arlington National Cemetery
Holiday Inn opens with Charcoal Hearth Restaurant Open House
An open house for the new Holiday Inn and Charcoal Hearth Restaurant will run Sunday from 1 30 to 5 30 p m at the west side of Route 11 Kernstown. The event offers a free weekend for four with meals and balloons for children while ladies receive carnations. The facility features 66 rooms, air conditioning, 24 hour switchboard, free TV, pets welcome and a list of babysitters. The Charcoal Hearth seats 85 in banquet rooms and can host 204 for events with a modern lobby gift shop and a large kitchen and serving area led by James SempLes and Manuel in management. Certifications include affiliation with AAA.
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New Holiday Inn
Charcoal Hearth
Rt. 11
Kernstown
American Automobile Association
Holiday Inn
James Semples
Charcoal Heath
Manuel
Richmond Charcoal Hearth
Crosley
Remington
Rock Hall Farm
Berryville
Billy Bierer
Maple Lawn
Hardesty
Curtis Candy Co
Virginia
Oliver
New Idea
Army Draft Call Ups 9 000 Men in October
The Army issued a draft call for 9 000 men in October, 1 000 more than September, bringing total inducted since resumption to 2 556 930.
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Army
Washington
Four Warren Moose Are Honored
Four members of Lodge 829 Loyal Order of Moose were honored for achievements. Diner T. Ritenour received his fifth special diamond merit award from Director General Paul P. Schmitz for meeting Supreme Lodge standards. D. B. Caffee earned a diamond merit lapel pin, John T. Longerbeam received a diamond lapel pin for Moose 25 Club membership, and Seheioer Grove received an official fellowship regalia. The family picnic is set for August 4 at Elizabeth Furnace.
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Front Royal
Lodge 829
T. Ritenour
Paul P. Schmitz
Supreme Lodge
D. B. Caffee
John T. Longerbeam
Moose 25
Kennedy expands Midwest push with 12 state farm leaders meet
President hopeful Kennedy invited by Feinberg and plans a 12 state Midwest conference on August 21 with running mate Lyndon B. Johnson. A national policy committee on agricultural progress headed by Gov. Herschel C. Loveless of Iowa will guide farm policy with a Producers advisory group backing it. A nationwide Farmers for Kennedy group heads Loveless, aiming for a Congress-ready program by January if elected.
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Kennedy
Feinberg
Lyndon B. Johson
Herschel C, Loveless
Iowa
Loveless
Washington
Congress
Hawaii
Anchorage
Alaska
Detroit
Kefauver Leads Tennessee in Senate Nomination Momentum
Kefauver appears certain to carry Tennessee’s four metropolitan counties. In Fayette and Haywood counties Negro voters turnout high. Hamilton County gave a large majority, Knox and Davidson leaned heavily for Kefauver as Republicans lagged behind in a shadow race. Nine congressmen renominated with few challenges.
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Fayette County
Haywood
Tennessee
Kefauver
Hamilton County
Chattanooga
Knox County
Davidson
Nashville
Senate
James B. Fraser
Carlton Loser
Ross Bass
Pulaski
Cliff Davis
Memphis
Joe Evins
Tom Murray
Robert Everett
B. Carroll Reece
Howard Baker
Final registration for Winchester Public Schools 1960 61
Final pre registration for all pupils intending to attend Winchester Public Schools for 1960 61 will be held August 16 and 17 at Hand ley Quarles Virginia Avenue John Kerr and Douglas Schools. Registration hours are 9 to noon and 1 to 3. Pupils must bring birth certificate school record and vaccination proof.
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Winchester Public
Handley, Quarles
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr
Douglas
Handley High School
Douglas High School
Police Probe Damage at Lions Shelter after Picnic
Police investigate damage to the Lions Shelter at Senseny Park after the Sarah Zane Fire Company picnic. Firefighters found the shelter in disarray this morning with overturned tables and benches, toppled garbage cans, strewn debris, and mud tracked inside the area.
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Senseny Park
Lions Shelter
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Recreation Department
Sales Directory Lat August Auction Listings
Auction notices for August list items in West Virginia and Virginia. Goods include household items cattle sheep ponies farm machinery antiques grocery stock and equipment dairy cattle poultry real estate and farm property with multiple auctioneers and dates across Ridgeway Winchester Berryville Highview and Frederick County Court House locations.
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DS. T
H. W. Murphy & Son
Ridgeway
W. Va
Payne’s Chapel
Buddy Artrip
Neil W
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
Rt. 7
W. D. Orndorff
Julian A. Everly
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
Valuable County Realty and Poultry Farm
Weather Outlook With Moon Phase and Rain Totals
Variable cloudiness with possible thunderstorms tonight and Aug. 6 to 10. Temperatures near normal in the mid 80s, slightly cooler near Sunrise as Moon is in Perigee with Full Moon on Aug. 6. Rainfall to date and monthly averages are listed for 47 years.
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Peta
Nixon tour of Hawaiian islands amid rain and wind
The vice president and Mrs. Nixon spent most of Thursday on a 62 mile aerial tour of the islands. They were drenched by rain on Kauai and whipped by wind on Maui as they traveled along the chain, recalling tidal waves that struck Hawaii in May.
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Nixon
Kauai
Maui
Hawaii
Bowers Service Is Tomorrow
The graveside service for the stock car crash victim who died July 24 will be held tomorrow. Yesterday's Star noted the service would be today but corrected the schedule.
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Bowers
Toda
No only in dingy seven yes
A compact, cryptic note records three short replies: No only in dingy, seven, and Yes. The fragment hints at a minimal, ambiguous exchange without clear context.
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Newlin Service
Richard Mills
B. Brooke Smith
Ellen F. Bell
Beulah B. Mills
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
Henry Bell
All Miller’s Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Farm Credit
Farm Credit Office
E. Boscawen St
Bill Ding
Toca
Raming Dae Ie Goon Kent
Winchester V* Ae
Mela Lad
Youngstown
Reuss Musical Group
Crain
DR. Hough
E. Piccadilly St. Seine
Victor Philippi
Memphis, Tenn
Motor Hotel
Richmond
Herman Jackson
Warren
Winchester Public Schools
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Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Diego
Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Walker McC. Bond
Barnett
Whittier Ave
E. T. Snider
Highview Farms and Hatcheries, Inc
Highview
Martinsburg Pike
I. Q. Answers
Winchester Savings & Loan Assn
N. Loudoun ST
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Stuart M. Perry
Williams Fruit Market
E.S.T
J. W. Williams
Dennis T. Cole
R. E. Moreland
Stone Chapel Church
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