Deaths and Funerals Mrs Sallie Haskins Wilson
Mrs Sallie Haskins Wilson a Front Royal widow of Jesse Borden died August 5 at 8 45 pm in Warren Memorial Hospital after an extended illness. Born Chase City March 28 1885 she was a daughter of William R and Cora Hardy Wilson She belonged to First Baptist Church in Front Royal Survived by son Wilson Borden Front Royal two daughters Mrs Paul Royal and Mrs Leora W Rader Timonium Md two brothers Lawrence Wilson Boydton Va and Wharey Wilson Denton Miss two sisters Mrs B L Walker and Mrs E A Leach Chase City four grandchildren Friends may call at Scott Funeral Home in Front Royal funeral Friday at 2 pm from First Baptist Church Burial in Harrisville Cemetery west of Toms Brook Flower bearers named.
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Sallie Haskins Wilson
Den
Jesse Borden
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Chase City
William R
Cora Hardy Wilson
Borden
First Baptist Church
Wilson Borden
Paul Royal
Leora W. Rader
Timonium
Broinw
Lawrence Wilson
Boydton
Wharey Wilson
Denton
Miss
B. L. Walker
E. A. Leach
Chase Cit
Scott Funeral Home
Harrisville
Toms Brook
Funeral service for Miss Lil lian Trueheart Carter
A funeral service for Miss Lil lian Trueheart Carter of Wadesville was held this afternoon at 2 o clock from the John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville conducted by Rev Samuel Butcher of Summit Point. Burial followed in Middleway Cemetery.
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Lillian Trueheart Carter
Wadesville
John H. Enders
Berryville
Samuel Butcher
Summit Point
Middleway Cemetery
Charles H McDonald Service Details Friday 1 30 p m
Charles H McDonald is to be honored at a service Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Jones Funeral Home Inc is handling arrangements.
Funeral service for Charles H. McDonald in Middletown
Charles H. McDonald of Middletown died at his residence early Wednesday. The funeral will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. John M. Ducknall officiating. Grandsons Albert V. McDonald Kenneth E. McDonald James D. McDonald George McDonald Rodger McDonald Stanley McDonald to serve as pallbearers. Burial in Lebanon Church Cemetery. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Charles H. McDonald
Middletown
John M. Ducknall
Jones Funeral Home
Albert V. McDonald
Kenneth E. McDonald
James D. McDonald
George McDonald
Rodger McDonald
Stanley McDonald
Lebanon Church
Miss Frances Hardy Dies in Washington DC
Miss Frances Hardy died yesterday in Washington DC where she had lived for years. Born in this city she was daughter of the late William Henry Hardy and Mary Elizabeth Garges Hardy. She is survived by one sister Miss Margaret Hardy and nieces and nephews including Ralph Hardy and Mrs Helen Hardy Wright. A graveside service will be held tomorrow at 4 pm in Mt Hebron Cemetery conducted by Rev Forrest B Oglesby.
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Frances Hardy
Washington, D C
William Henry Hardy
Mary Elizabeth Garges Hardy
Margaret Hardy
Ralph Hardy
This City
Helen Hardy Wright
Richmond
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Forrest B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Kiwanis Key Club Plans Summer Dance
The Kiwanis Key Club announces a summer dance at the War Memorial Building on Saturday from 8 to 11 p.m. Teens in the area may attend. Joe Pasquali will be master of ceremonies and prizes include a portable radio a tennis racket and a wrist watch. Organizing the event are Carl Straw Dick Giles Rhodes Marston and Joe Lintz.
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Kiwanis Key Club
War Memorial
Joe Pasquali
Key Club
Carl Straw
Dick Giles
Rhodes Marston
Joe Lintz
Michigan State Football History Among 103 Opponents Since 1896
Michigan State has faced 103 different football teams since the Spartans began playing in 1896, tracing a long history of opposition across the program.
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Michigan State
Spartans
Brisk Battle Over New Civil Rights Bill Faces House Rules
The civil rights bill, finished by a divided Judiciary Committee, heads to a House Rules Committee vote next week. Southern members seek delay to kill it while Democratic leaders aim to move past fights before the 1960 elections. Senate action remains uncertain as the panel continues review.
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Rules Committee
South
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Congress
Eisenhower
House
Senate Judiciary Committee
Madman blasts home for aged killing two and wounding four
In Philadelphia an unemployed carpenter fired into a dining room at the Up town Home for the Aged before being wounded and captured by expert police riflemen. Two residents, Kalman Galer and Michael Berman, were killed. four others injured include Samuel Kluger Pincus Kalter Abraham Yusem and Barney Kline.
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Philadelphia
Karlo Czupirczuk
Eisenhower
Czupirczuk
Kalman Galer
Michael Berman
Samuel Kluger
Pincus Kalter
Abraham Yusem
Barney Kline
Funeral set tomorrow for Milton O Horner traffic victim
A funeral service is planned for 11 a m tomorrow for Milton O Horner 86 the eleventh traffic fatality in Frederick County He died Friday after being struck by an automobile on Rt 522 near Winchester He was a retired farmer of Front Royal Road and the Rev S J Goode will officiate at Omps Funeral Home Burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery will be postponed until his son arrives Friends may call at Omps
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Milton O. Horner
Frederick County
Horner
Plaza
Winchester
Patrick O'Connell
Richard A. Shuty
Front Royal Road
S. J. Goode
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Two Witnesses Called by Noon In Warren Trial
In Warren County Circuit Court the trial of Dwift Delawter Robinson began with two witnesses, Mrs. Edith Johnson and Frederick Harold Hiatt, testifying by ten o clock. Robinson, one of six youths accused of planning assault near Rockland on June 13, faces the jury as the third defendant.
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Front Royal
Dwift Delawter Robinson
Edith Johnson
Frederick Harold Hiatt
Buford Lynn Kibler
John Gilbert Flynn
Hiatt
Rockland
Commonwealth
William J. Phillips
Robinson
Otto L. Tucker
Nebro
Alexandria
Girl Recovering From 50 Percent Burns
Barbara Rowe nine year old daughter of Mrs A W Sutphen is recovering after flames burned over half her body on April 25 when clothes caught fire dumping trash into a incinerator Doctors graft skin inch by inch over her upper body and arms while she waits for new growth She has grown five crops of transplant skin and is almost immobilized able to move only two fingers doctors say she may go home next month
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Seattle
Wash
Barbara Rowe
Barbara
A.W. Sutphen
State Gasoline Tax Outlook Improves For Virginia
Richmond AP reports better prospects for Virginia highway funding as June gasoline tax receipts reached 7.23 million, the second highest on record. First half 1959 collections totaled 39.86 million, about 3 million ahead of last year, with July and October still to come.
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Richmond
Virginia
Highway Department
State Division of Motor Vehicles
State Highway Department
Teacher Finally Earns Degree Then Dies
Mrs. Harold Boyd of Nashville Tennessee, 42, earned a college degree with her son after 14 years of study and spoke of pursuing a master’s. She died Wednesday from cancer, leaving a daughter entering college this fall.
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Nashville, Tenn
Harold Boyd
Hearing on hospital soot nuisance continues with tests planned
Hospital officials and residents debated soot problems from their coal and oil systems. Alberti urged testing new devices while Thomp son noted damp weather reduced soot. Hospital board members warned about gas supply risks and sought feasible remedies. The hearing aims to collect information for a future decision.
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Alberti
Hosea L. Thompson
Thompson
C. F. Schenck
Hospital Board
Ray Robinson, Jr
Theospital
Allen
48th Opequon Sunday School Meeting Held at Trinity Lutheran
The 48th annual Opequon District Sunday School convention convened at Trinity Lutheran Church in Stephens City from 10 am to 3 pm. Dr. Minor C. Miller and Rev. J. Floyd Wine led sessions on the work of the Virginia and Frederick County Councils of Churches.
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Opequon
Trinity Lutheran
Cemetery Upkeep Funds Requested for Millwood Site
B. B. McKay, treasurer, appeals for funds to maintain Old Bethel Church and cemetery at Millwood. Mississippi notes a perfect record of 14 wins in football meetings with Memphis State.
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B. B. McKay
Old Bethel Church
Millwood
Memphis State
Mississippi
August sales directory listings for Clarke and Winchester areas
Local sales directory itemizes auctions across Virginia and West Virginia on August dates. Listings include Mrs Ethel Hunt in Reliance Virginia household furniture and antiques, Mrs Mathew Ebersole in Winchester antiques, estate sale of C E Campbell with Holstein cattle and farm gear, and multiple dairy cattle and farming equipment auctions led by local auctioneers such as Stan Haworth and D S T Shiley.
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Ethel Hunt
Reliance
B. O. Brumback
Mathew Ebersole
Cameron St
Winchester
W. F. Artrip, Jr
C. E. Campbell
Middle Road
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Warrenton
Snt
W. E. Edwards
Calrke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County
Charles R. Duvall
Weather Today Sw W Sunset Showers Southwest
Partly cloudy with scattered showers likely in the southwest this afternoon and evening. Low temperatures in the 60s tonight. Tomorrow shows variable cloudiness with more scattered showers in the southwest and a high in the 80s.
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Winchester
Rainfall figures for August and year totals
Rainfall in the past hours ending 8 30 a m today shows trace. August rainfall to date 1959 totals 22 26 inches. Average annual rainfall for 46 years 36 85 inches. Monthly averages shown with August at 3 94 inches and other months listed.
Warren Women of the Moose Plan Picnic
Local Women of the Moose announce the 14th annual family picnic for Sunday at 11 a.m. at Elizabeth Furnace with lunch at noon for members and guests including Moose Little League players. The Moose Home will close until 6 30 p.m. Sunday.
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Front Royal
Wright to Speak at Cork Street Church
Frederick Schools instruction director Melton Wright will speak at Cork Street Christian Church in August. He is set to deliver the 11 o clock Sunday service.
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Wright
Cork Street
Melton Wright
Frederick Schools
Cork Street Christian Church
Heaviest North Dakota Player Don Kaczmarek
Don Kaczmarek is 235 pounds and 6 foot 5, noted as the heaviest football player at North Dakota. The source mentions Vermont Kentucky Interstate Ram and New York City California but provides no further context or value.
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Vermont
Kentucky
New York City
California
North Dakota
Don Kaczmarek
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