Death notices from Bunker Hill area families
Lived and farmed in the Bunker Hill area for 57 years. He would have marked 67 years of marriage with Ollie Forest Evans this October. Surviving daughters include Mrs. Lee Grant of Martinsburg and Mrs. S. G. Shendon of Winchester. sons Homer S. of Milroy Pa and Robert F. of Bunker Hill. twenty grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Funeral from Rosemont Kogelschatz and Coffman in Martinsburg on Monday at 2 p.m. EDT. interment in Bunker Hill Cemetery. Mrs. E burial scheduled Monday at 3:40 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. John Jordan officiating. burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Bunker Hill
Pitzer
Ollie Forest Evans
Lee
Grant
Martinsburg
S. G. Shendon
Winchster
Ellsworth R. Robey
Vienna
Homer S
Milroy
Robert F
Raymond G
Inwood
Jack B
Pikeside
Ned H
Rosemont Kogelschatz
Coffman Funeral Home
Bunker Hill Cemetery
Mrs Gera March Hutzler Serck Dies in Winchester
Mrs Gera March Hutzler Serck of 621 S Loudoun St Winchester dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness She was born in Berkeley County West Virginia daughter of Frank and Jennie Mason widow of Gera March She leaves two stepchildren Ada Cave and Harold C March a brother Merval Mason two nieces Blanche Miller and Edith Walburn Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Monday at 10 am Rev C L Beard with burial in Central Cemetery Ganotown WV.
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Bessie Mason Hutzler Serck
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial
Desegregation Step At Richmond Greyhound Terminal
The Richmond Greyhound terminal restaurant served Negroes in the white section after a policy adjustment. Stanley Fields Johnson of New York said the terminal is desegregated, though officials declined to confirm a change. Lunch counters had been desegregated recently at Woolworth and Grant outlets in nearby cities.
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Richmond
Paceenand
Stanley Fields Johnson
New York
Associated Press
Greyhound Terminal
L. J. Grafton
C. F. Warner
Greyhound Restaurants
Woolworth and
Grant Variety
Norfolk
Fredericksburg
Slow Delivery Of Steel Delays Otterburn Elementary Repairs
Otterburn Elementary on Rivermont Drive faces delays as steel joists remain undelivered. The remodeling project includes an automatic oil heating system and a new entrance to the grounds. Fork District students and a small staff of three teachers for the first six grades are affected.
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Otterburn
Ee D. Gasque
Rivermont Drive
Fork
Drivers Transposed In Waterloo Rt 50 Collision
A State Trooper report states Isaac Roberts Jr of White Post drove a 1950 Ford from a private drive and collided on Rt 50 with Paul Anger of Rt 1 Boyce while Anger was passing a truck. The earlier story misidentified the drivers.
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Waterloo
Rt. 50
Satr
Isaac Roberts, Jr
White Post
L. W. Waters
Waters
Paul Everett Anger
Rt. 1
Boyce
Roberts
Thieves Take Cash Registers From Two Local Shops
Police investigated two break-ins Thursday night at People's Cleaners on Indian Alley and Kern Motor Co on Loudoun Street. A total of 42.28 was stolen with registers torn from behind a building at the cleaners and from the Kern Motor Co office, with 23.08 and 19.20 reported respectively. Capt. Francis Funk and Warren Rudolph led the inquiry. Officer Floyd A. Barley assisted.
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Altiitoster
Francis Funk
Ao Warren Rudolph
People's Cleaners
Indian Alley
Kern Motor Co
Loudoun St
Sihedel
Gnolbe
McCaskey
Floyd A. Barley
Disarmament Commission Set to Meet August 15
The 82 nation Disarmament Commission is expected to meet on August 15 or soon after amid boycott threats from the Soviet Union. The United States urged a move toward resuming East West negotiations and avoid binding decisions. President Eisenhower had proposed August 5 as the meeting date.
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Milton Besser
United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
United States
Commission
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Disarmament Commission
Lodge
U.N
Luis Padilla Nervo
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
U.N. General Assembly
Japan Marks Anniversary of Bombing and Calls for Nuclear Ban
Japan observed the 15th anniversary of the Hiroshima bombing with pleas to ban nuclear weapons. Crown Prince Akihito attended the memorial in Hiroshima where about 30,000 gathered. A four day World Conference Against Atomic and Hydrogen Bombs opened in Tokyo with anti US rhetoric and police clashes.
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Tokyo
Japan
Fushima
Akihito
Hiroshima
Peace Park
Tokyo Metropolitan Gymnasium
United States
Clubee
Hayato Ikeda
Hiro
Hima Rully
Ikeda
Japan Council Against Atomic and Hydrogen
Defense Agency
Hibaya Park
Pees
Hiro Ohara
Shinzo Hamai
Peace Memorial
New York City
National Committee For A Sane Nuclear Policy, Inc
United Nations Plaza
Lawyers Seek Evidence Access Against Rees in Kidnap Murder Case
Attorneys for Melvin D. Rees Jr. ask for access to government evidence in the kidnap murder of Virginia mother Carroll V. Jackson and her daughter Susan Ann. They seek witness lists a bill of particulars and inspection of tires skid mark photos objects from Gambrills area medical examiner reports and related materials before trial set date pending judges return from vacation.
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Baltimore
Melvin D. Rees Jr
Hyattsville
Virginia
U. S. District Court
Rees
Carroll V. Jackson
Apple Grove
Susan Ann
Gambrills
Fredericksburg
Roszel C. Thomson
R. Dorsey Watkins
William J. O'Donnell
William J. Evans
Jackson
FBI
Home Agent Sets Schedule for Local 4-H and HDC Meetings
A listing shows weekly meetings from Monday to Saturday across Frederick area venues. Events include Gaines borough HDC at 7 30 p m Tuesday, Round Hill and North Frederick HDC on Wednesday, Albin HDC Thursday, White Hall 4 H with Karen Russell Thursday night, Middletown HDC Friday, and County 4-H Camp return Saturday.
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Powell’s Fort Valley
Gainesboro
West Frederick
Round Hill
North Frederick
Whitacre
Albin
White Hall
Karen Russell
Middletown
Widow seeks U S ouster of Raul Chibas
Amelia Sosa Blanco widow of Maj. Jesus Sosa Blanco says she will ask the U S State Department to oust Raul Chibas who presided over the military tribunal that sent her husband to death. She claims Chibas is an undercover Castro agent and cites his defection as proof of Communist ties. Chibas could not be reached for comment.
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Miami
Fla
U. S. State Department
Raul Chibas
Amelia Sosa Blanco
Chibas
Fidel Castro
Jesus Sosa Blanco
Fulgencio Batista
Florida
Castro
Sosa Blanco
Red Cross Water Safety Enrollment Tops Willow Lawn Pool
About 325 children and 69 adults enrolled in July Red Cross swimming classes at Willow Lawn Pool per Mrs. Marshall Boyd water safety chair. The session closed July 29 with plans for August start times for boys and girls classes and adult evenings. Eleven in the Water Safety Instructors course directed by Harrell Dial, with enrollees from Winchester Frederick County Clarke and Warren Counties.
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Red Cross
Willow Lawn Pool
Marshall Boyd
Harrell Dial
Alexandria
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke
Warren
Nixon and Kennedy Name Running Mates in 1960 Race
The article notes Vice President Richard M. Nixon will oversee the Senate and highlights the Democratic ticket of Sen. John F. Kennedy and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson. Hagerty offers few specifics about the message but indicates foreign policy will be a focus.
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Senate
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
White House
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Hagerty
Pat Rice Jacobs' Hail to Reason Wins at Aqueduct
Pat Rice Jacobs' Hail to Reason wins the Great American Stakes at Aqueduct. The 2 year-old brown colt boosts earnings to $65,958 from 13 races, with five wins in his first 13 starts.
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New York
Patrice Jacobs
Aqueduct
Weather Outlook With Scattered Thunderstorms Southern SouthWest
Mostly cloudy tonight with scattered thunderstorms in the south and southwest. The high Sunday ranges from 84 to 90 degrees. Rainfall totals for the past hours ending 8:30 a.m. today are noted, with monthly values listed for the past year.
Hammarskjold urges Congo withdrawal plan at UN session
Hammarskjold reports to the United Nations Security Council on Congo crisis and urges a Belgian troop withdrawal. He warns the UN force cannot fulfill the mission as defined and proposes changing the force or using other methods to carry out council resolutions. He notes Katanga’s political risks with Lu mums central government. The meeting considers clarifying rules to separate democratic development from UN presence.
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U.N
Nation Council
Congo
Hammarskjold
Ralph J. Bunche
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Council
Security Council
Overheated Buick Ignition Report Nearby Wolfe Street
At about 11 a.m. a call to Wolfe Street near Washington reported a parked Buick overheating with no fire. Responders from Rouss and South End answered the alarm and found no flames.
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Rouss
South End
Wolfe St
Washington
Fragmented clue list hints at historical figures and places
The items note England and Venice Italy, Casimir Pulaski, Edgar Allan Poe, and Domremy with phrases referencing an angel, heaven-ward, and a vague yes. The set includes a number one hundredth millionth and an anti climax entry.
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England
Venice
Italy
Casimir Pulaski
Edgar Allan Poe
Domremy
Charcoal Production in the United States
About 300000 tons of charcoal are produced each year in the United States with nearly two thirds used for cooking. The statistic highlights charcoal as a major fuel source in domestic kitchens.
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United States
August auctions in the Winchester area listed
A sales directory for August items shows multiple auctions near Winchester including Denny's Commission Auction east of Winchester Route 7 offering furniture and appliances. J W Williams Fruit Market stock and real estate. Winnie B Fenton furniture and appliances near Winchester Route 522. Neil W & Jean E Kim Ball dairy cattle and farm gear at Rock Hill Farm. Walker McC Bond estate at Barnett Farm. Harry Heishman estate near Mt Falls with livestock and implements. Julian A Everly trustee at Highview Farms with poultry equipment. county courthouse realty and poultry farm auction in Winchester. auctioneers include Orndorff and Duvall with detailed locations and times.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Ornedorff and Cole
J. W. Williams
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Winnie B. Fenton
Charles R. Duvall
Neil Ww
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Fpr
Pri
Julian A. Everly
Highview Farms and Hatcheries, Inc
Highview
W. Va
A. m County Court House
Valuable County Realty and Poultry Farm
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George J. Pitzer
Bell Sevice
Ebe
Jones Funeral Home
John Jordan
Meredith Anderson
James H. Himelright
Clarence B. Pope
Strother R. Shiley, Sr
H. H. Nichael
Frederick L. Long
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs
Gera March
Ellen F. Bell
Bessie M. H. March
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
E. Piccadilly St
Teelt
Ceret
Puerto Rico
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce Street
Salt Lake City, Utah
Trud
Edwin B. Morrell
Moscow Trade Union
Morrell
Soviet Ministry of High Education
Moscow State University
Moscow
Czechoslovakia
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints
Bloomington
Ind
Inter- University Committee On Travel Grants
Ers
N. Cameron St
Fruit Growers
H. W. Butler & Bro. Inc
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