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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1951

Page

9

Sam Boyd 66 Dies At Residence Here

Sam H. Boyd, 66, died at his home at 512 N Lincoln Street at 1 25 this afternoon after six years of declining health. He was a retired farmer born at Cross Junction June 2, 1685, son of Jesse and Eliza Burton Boyd. Surviving: widow Lula Dick. son Dasten Boyd and three grandchildren Carleton Fletcher, Dasten Boyd Jr., Mary Lou Boyd, all of Winchester. two sisters Mrs Edward McDonald Unger's Store W Va and Mrs Grover Helsley Winchester. brothers Luther and Dora Boyd Martinsburg W Va. He was a member of the Stephenson Methodist Church. Funeral arrangements at Omps Funeral Home with burial Mt Hebron Cemetery pending.

Sam H. Boyd Hame N. Loucoln Street Mr Boyd Cross Junction Jesse Eliza Burton Boyd Lula Dick Dasten Boyd Carleton Fletcher Dasten Boyd, Jr Mary Lou Boyd Winchester Edward McDonald Unger's W. Va Grover Helsley Luther Dora Boyd Martinsburg Stephenson Methodist Church Omp Mt. Hebron

Mrs Pleasants Dies in Fairmont

Elizabeth Sumption Pleasants died at her home in Fairmont West Virginia this morning. She was born February 15 1898 in this city. Survived by her husband J H Pleasants parents Mr and Mrs W M Sumption two sisters Mrs Hunter M Gaunt and Mrs E B Stafford and one brother Cordell Sumption Funeral arrangements not yet completed.

Elizabeth Sumption Pleasants W. M. Sumption S. Cameron St Fairmont W. Va Pleasants J H Pleasants Hunter M. Gaunt S. Washington St E. B. Stafford Radford Cordell Sumption Maywood

Falls Barrel Dare Ends in Death at Niagara Falls

William Red dill perished attempting to go over Niagara Falls in a homemade rubber barrel weighing 100 pounds with 14 inner tubes and a mattress inside. His younger brother Lloyd plans a similar attempt next Sunday despite the fatal outcome and prior warnings.

Niagara Falls Hill Lower River Maid of the Mist Company Hope Maid of the Mist Hill Corky Red Major

Last Rites Wednesday For Richard Keller

Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Norment Funeral Home Hagerstown for Richard Keller 26 a World War I veteran who died yesterday at Newton D Baker Hospital after four months of treatment He is survived by his parents five brothers and four sisters all residents of Hagerstown and surrounding areas

Norment Hagerstown Richard Keller Newton D. Baker Hospital Mr. Keller Hubert Keller Oranda Shenandoah County Elsworth Keller National Avenue Cecil Earl Robert Chester Keller Thelma Rogers Washington, D. C Lois Baker Louise Lookabaugh Evelyn Keller

Fire Chiefs Meet Luray Opens Four Day Convention

Mayor Harry Dyche welcomed about 100 Virginia fire chiefs to Luray for a four day convention as the state firemen's association prepared to begin its meeting tomorrow.

Luray Harry Dyche Virginia State Firemen’s Association

U N and Korean War Talks Follow Incursion Near Kaesong

General Ridgway and allied officials held a lengthy conference after a Chinese military movement near Kaesong. Reds apologized on Peiping Radio and urged resumption of talks, while demands for a buffer zone differing between the 88th parallel and current frontline continued to shape diplomacy as negotiations possible Tuesday.

Korea Ridgway Red Kaesonges U. N Peiping Reds North South Korea U.N North Korea Rideway Civil Information and Education Division Supreme Allied Headquarters Yalu River Bor

Mrs. Bettie Waddell Myers Dies at 90

Bettie Waddell Myers 90, mother of Charles L. Aikin and Mrs. J Frank Bayliss of 315 Amherst Street, died at the Bayliss home. Funeral at Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont, W Va at 3 p m tomorrow, burial in church cemetery. Omps Funeral to transport at 1 45 p m. She was born May 29 1861 in Yellow Springs, WV, widow of E P Myers, and previously married to Leonidas Welsh Aikin. Survived by three children, a brother Hugh P Cline of Miami, half brothers Winfred Clarence Cline and James Cline, and a half sister Mrs Daisey Baker. She was a Hebron Lutheran Church member.

Bettie Waddell Myers Charles L. Aikin J. Frank Bayliss Amherst Street Bayliss Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont W. Va Omps Funeral Home Myers Yellow Springs Asa Cline Rebecca McKeever Cline Wardensville E. P. Myers Wiliam Welsh Aikin Mt Holly N J Borther Hugh P Cline Miami Florida Winfred Clarence Cline James Cline Baltimore Daisey Baker W Va

Three Cadets Explain Private Room Cheating at West Point

Parents claim three cadets admitted cribbing by sharing exam questions with friends. They say it was friendly, with no motive other than friendship and no coercion. Col Blaik reportedly urged honesty. rumors of his resignation persist as he denies threats or coercion in hearings. Col James Leer confirms cadets were advised of legal rights before testimony.

Earl Blaik Blaik Point Special Board Fort Leavenworth James B. Leer West Point Public Information

Cadet Dismissals Could Save Defense Costs Says Johnson

Johnson, ex-chair of the Senate Military Affairs Committee, backed the Army cleanup after cadet dismissals. He estimated academy costs at over 3000 dollars per appointee and put the total waste around 270000 dollars. He approved no congressional probe and said the cadets and officials fulfilled their duties.

Murray Congress Congressional Johnson Senate Military Affairs Committee West Point Military Academy

Energy cost of standing vs sitting compared

A. Standing requires 14 percent more energy than sitting.

Virginia Senate and House races in swing districts preview

A survey of key Virginia districts outlines races for the Senate from the Thirty Third Twenty Sixth Twenty First Twenty Ninth and Thirty Sixth as well as notable House contests. The lineups feature incumbents challengers and organization backing across cities including Hampton Newport News Roanoke and Alexandria with battles in Prince William County and Princess Anne County signaling party strength and potential shifts. Local figures include Victor Wilson G Alvin Massenburg E O McCue John A K Donovan Earl A Fitzpatrick Arnold Schlossberg Alfred Etheridge and others amid a year of organized campaigns and gubernatorial implications.

Virginia Senate Victor Wilson G. Alvin Massenburg L. A. Noland Massenburg House Wilson Elizabeth City Warwick Hampton Newport News Democratic State General Committee Francis Pickens Miller Tidewater E O. McCue Joseph T. Henley Albemarle County McCue Governor Battle Charlottesville Albemarle Fluvanna Greene Madison Battle Johns Battle, Jr Henley Twenty-First John B Spiers Radford Fred L. Hoback Salem Ted Dalton Hoback Montgomery Franklin Andrew W Clarke Alexandria Falls Church John A. K. Donovan Fairfax County Miller Fairfax Prince William County Earl A. Fitzpatrick Arnold Schlossberg Roanoke Fitzpatrick Schlossberg W Alfred Etheridge Princess Anne County W. Russell Hatchett Bolling Lambeth Bedford County Commonwealth Donald H. Selvage Amherst J. W. Howell Aubrey E. Strode, Jr Bedford Augusta Waynesboro-Staunton Felix E. Edmunds Waynesboro George M. Cochran Staunton Yorktown Williamsburg Russell M. Carneal Halifax County Roy B. Davis James B. Wilburn, Jr South Boston John Patterson Martinsville Henry County W. R Broaddus, Jr Nick Prillaman

Weekend Accidents Kill 13 in Virginia

Thirteen people died in Virginia road crashes over the weekend boosting the toll to 548 for the year. The fatalities include nine single-vehicle crashes and victims from Washington D C Fort Monroe Staunton Fredericksburg and several other spots.

Associated Press Virginia Calvin E. Phillpot Washington, D. C Thomas Richard Hammond Fort Monroe Douglas Green Barbara Klein Earl Linwood Wright Staunton Louise Emma Hicks Hicks Fredericksburg McClanahan Grundy Johnson Scottsville Styles Miss Jackson Evans Montgomery County Loudoun County Glen Lyn Giles County Campbell Berryville Miss Klein Washington Hospital Lee Boulevard Arlington County

Senator Morsejaw fracture ruled out after horse show injury

Senator Wayne Morse of Oregon was checked after a horse kicked him in the jaw at a show. X rays showed no fracture and further tests were planned. Morse has been at Rockingham Memorial Hospital in Harrisonburg Virginia since Saturday and hopes to return to Washington soon.

Washington Wayne Morse Morse Rockingham Memor Hospital Harrisonburg

Mrs Pickering Dies at 93 in Vienna Nursing Home

Mrs. Mary C. Pickering 177, widow of Joseph L. Pickering, died Saturday morning at Cliff Nursing Home Vienna. Born May 5 1874 in Frederick County she was a daughter of the late Jacob W Loy and Susan Boyce Loy. Surviving are daughter Dorothy, brother Robert L Loy Falls Church and sisters Minnie Wisecarver Knoxville Tenn and Emma Lowery Frederick County. Services tomorrow at 2 pm at Jane Funeral Home with Rev John Hottle. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.

Mary C. Pickering Joseph L. Pickering Cliff Vienna Pickering Frederick County Jacob W Susan Boyce Loy Methodist Church Round Hill Dorothy Pickering Washington Robert L Loy Falls Church Minnie Wisecarver Knoxville Tenn Emma Lowery Jane John Hottle Irvin Hoke Carl Shickle John Shine Olin Afleck D W Ritenour William Fauver Mount Hebron Cemetery

Remains of General Morgan Cause Local Dispute

A dispute over the burial place of General Morgan flared after Winchester Lions Club sought to move his remains to Cowpens. Winchester Frederick County Historical Society argues for Morgan to stay in the local grave. Morgan, a New Jersey native who spent much of his life in Winchester and Berryville, died in 1802 and was buried at Mount Hebron Cemetery after earlier interments at East Piccadilly Street.

Louis Bryant Strasburg General Morgan Dan Morgan New Jersey Pennsylvania Daniel Morgan B. Floyd Flickinger Braddock Morgan Frederick County Winchester Lions Club Lions Club Cowpens Battle of Cowpens Winchester Frederick County Historical Society Historical Society Berryville Saratoga Route 50 Clarke County Amherst Street J. A. Massie Old Stone Presbyterian Church East Piccadilly St Mount Hebron

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