Deaths and Funerals List in Capon Bridge Area
Deaths and funeral notices for Henry Slonaker Beulah Mills Elizabeth Ashwood and William Whitman show services set in Capon Bridge and Winchester Virginia area. Henry Slonaker died September 16 1959 with service at Capon Bridge Methodist Church burial Mt Hebron Cemetery and pallbearers listed. Beulah Mills and Elizabeth Ashwood services scheduled at Jones Funeral Home with relatives named. William Whitman 89 of Winchester NY area died at home with service at 2 p.m. Wednesday.
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Elizabeth Ashwood
William David Whitman
Cork St
Mrs Annie Lee Smith 83 Bluemont Resident Dies
Mrs Annie Lee Smith 83 of Bluemont died Saturday at her son in law and daughter Charles Longerbeam home. She was a Loudoun County native daughter of the late Mr Surviving besides Mrs Longerbeam are five other children George W Smith Lynchburg Carroll C Smith Winchester Joseph F Smith Bluemont Charles W Smith Alexandria. Funeral conducted Tuesday at 10 at Bluemont Methodist Church by Rev M G Wooten burial in Loudoun Ebenezer Cemetery. Body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Henry Slonaker
Clarke County
Theordore
Sarah Haines Hook
Slonaker
Capon Bridge
Bill, Brent
Wiliam B. E. Lester
Haines
Ralph E. Haines
Giffin
Capon
N. Kent St
Ashwood
Montague Avenue Methodist Church
Raymond A. Fauver
Bragg, N.C
Margaret Ware
Washington, D.C
Richard G. Green
Winchester
Jane Shull
Frederick County
Mary Man- Clearwauer
John Green
Fla
Annie Lee Smith
Bluemont
Charles Longerbeam
Loudoun County
Margaret Longerbeam
George W. Smith
Lynchburg
Carroll C. Smith
Kerr St
Joseph F. Smith
Charles W. Smith
Alexandria
Bluemont Methodist Church
M. G. Wooten
Loudoun Ebenezer Cemetery
John H. Enders
Berryville
Bessie Mason Hutzler March
Jones Funeral Home
C. L. Beard
Henry P. Kern Jr
Clyde E. Embrey
Charles A. Dorton, Jr
Richad D. Ken
Luther F. Tewalt
Charlie R. /rmel
Central Cemetery
Ganotown
Beulah Mills funeral set in Hagerstown
Beulah Boyd Mills of Hagerstown Maryland died in Little Falls New Jersey. Her funeral will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John W Fisher officiating. Burial is at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers include George Yeakley William Baker Charles Myers Marion Vanscoy H C Christianson and J Thomas Boyd. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Beulah Boyd Mills
Hagerstown
Little Falls
N.J
Jones Funeral
John W. Fisher
George T. Yeakley
William R. Baker
Charles E. Myers
Marion P. Vanscoy
H. C. Christianson
J. Thomas Boyd
Mount Hebrenry
Crawford of Winchester dies after long illness
Austin Crawford aged 74 of 210 Liberty Ave Winchester died yesterday morning in Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He previously worked at the Viscose Plant Front Royal and for Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Survived by widow Gladyce two sons Austin B Crawford Jr Oliver and a daughter Eva Curtis of Cleveland. Funeral Wednesday 2 pm Mt Carmel Baptist Church with burial at Orrick Cemetery.
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Austin Bell Crawford
Liberty Ave
Memorial Hospital
Winchester
Crawford
Front Royal
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Alderson
W. Va
Taylor Crawford
Storer College
West Virginia State College
Mt. Carmel Baptist
King Hiram Lodge
Cartwright Funeral Home
Local Auctions Listed for August Near Winchester Berryville
Sales Directory outlines multiple auctions in August near Winchester and Berryville. Denneys Commission Auction at Route 7 east of Winchester sells furniture and appliances. J W Williams Fruit Market auction includes grocery stock and real estate. Winnie B Fenton auction features furniture and appliances. Kim Ball sale at Rock Hill Farm covers Holstein cattle and equipment. Estate auctions for Walker McC Bond and Harry Heishman list farm equipment and personal property.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
J. W. Williams
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Winnie B. Fenton
Charles R. Duvall
Wed
Neil W
Jean E. Kimball
Rock Hill Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Driver Hurt as Car Hits Tree On Rt 50 East
Ernest Clem 24 of Maurertown injured when his 1957 Ford veered off Rt 50 east of Winchester hit a tree near the Royal Drive In. He refused hospital care, later seated in an ambulance. radiator damage noted and car valued at $700.
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Rt. 50 East
Ernest Clem
Maurertown
Ford
D. A. Sheetz
Clem
Rt. 50
Royal Drive-In
Winchester
Memorial Hospital
Millwood
Rt. 255
R. L. Bruce
George Pines
Saveinanate Dag
Holmes
Winchester Star Highlights Frederick and Clarke News
The Winchester Star features key Frederick and Clarke County developments with emphasis on local actions, community figures, and regional updates in a concise briefing.
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Winchester Star
Frederick & Clarke
Farmer Uses Beaver Dams To Secure Water Supply
Prince Albert Saskatchewan AP report profiles David Monteith a farmer who exploited beaver dam building to raise Shell River water levels. He drops poplar into the river, uses beaver activity to form dams, provides year round drinking water for 80 Hereford cattle, and conducts annual beaver censuses with a neighbor harvesting. He manages water with dynamiting and seasonal flooding control, producing hay from beaver meadows and supporting local cattle needs.
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Prince Albert, Sask
David Monteith
Mt. Nebo
Saskatchewan
Monteith
Shell River
Monteith Farm
Knute Larson
Silent film star Annette De Foe dies at 71
Annette De Foe also known as Gertrude Marie Au coin died after a long illness in Hollywood. The 71 year old silent screen actress, who appeared in Timber Wolf and One Clear Call, also performed on stage. Also reported is the death of Sammy Stewart a 70 year old former bandleader and early jazz musician who helped introduce symphonic jazz and was among the first Blacks admitted to the American Guild of Pipe Organists.
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Associated Press Hollywood
Annette de Foe
Timber Wolf
Gertrude Marie Aucoin
NEW York
Sammy Stewart
American Guild of Pipe Organists
Paul Whiteman
New York Executive Hans Vogelstein Dies After Illness
Hans A. Vogelstein 56 former president of American Metal Climax Inc a mining and smelting firm and former governor of the New York Commodity Exchange died Friday after a long illness He resigned the presidency last year but remained chairman of the company's finance committee
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New York
Hans A. Vogelstein
American Metal Climax, Inc
New York Commodity Exchange
Frederick T. Rooks Dies at 80 Founder of US Oil Co
Frederick T. Rooks 80 founder and board chairman of the US Oil Company of East Providence died Sunday in a hospital. He specialized in oils for the textile industry and led the firm for many years.
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Warwick, R.I
Frederick T. Rooks
US. Oil Company of
East Providence
Negro Students Begin Kneel In Church Drive in Atlanta
Negro college students launched a coordinated kneel in campaign by attending six Atlanta white Protestant churches. Twenty five students led by white allies visited First Baptist Druid Hills Baptist First Presbyterian St. Mark Methodist Grace Methodist and the Episcopal Cathedral of St. Philip. No major incidents were reported as some were admitted after dialogue while others stood outside or listened from foyers. Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. called the reception warm.
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Atlanta
Negro College Stuents
South
Georgia
First Baptist
Druid Hills Baptist
Virginia Weather Outlook and Rainfall Totals
Scattered thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight with a low near 70. Tuesday to be mostly sunny and slightly cooler. A five day outlook through August 13 shows temperatures about 2 to 3 degrees above normal, with a chance of showers Friday or Saturday and warmer conditions later in the period. Rainfall totals and monthly averages for the past 47 years are listed.
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Virginia
Danton Walker, Broadway Columnist, Dies at 61
Danton Walker, Broadway columnist for the New York Daily News for over two decades, died at Cape Cod Hospital in Hyannis after a heart attack. The Atlanta native, a bachelor, entered hospital July 29 while vacationing in Provincetown and had founded the paper’s music criticism. He joined the News in 1933 and began his Broadway column in 1937 after early financial reporting duties.
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Hyannis
Mass
Danton Walker
New York Daily News
Cape Cod Hospital
Walker
Provincetown
Atlanta
Daily News
News
Financial News
Lily Pons
Coal truck crashes into buses injuring twenty two in New Jersey
A tractor-trailer carrying coal slammed into the rear of the second bus as two Somerset Bus Co. coaches were lined up at the curb. Twenty three passengers were hospitalized. The driver, Lionel Knoll, 25, of Schuylkill Haven, Pa., said the gas pedal stuck and he could not move lanes.
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Mountainside
N.J
Somerset Bus Co
Lionel Knoll
Schuylkill Haven
Knoll
Food poisoning hits capacity crowd at reunion picnic
In Emporia Kansas a family reunion picnic infects about 160 attendees with food poisoning and at least 14 people hospitalized. Officials report most cases are non life threatening with no critical conditions. Local health authorities investigate food sources and safety practices.
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Emporia, Kan
Blind Volunteer Becomes Albany Hospital Worker at 14
Kathy Dorn, who has been blind since birth, waits two years to reach the age requirement and is assigned to Albany Hospital's children’s ward. She says she feels fortunate to serve as a volunteer.
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Albany, N.Y
Kathy Dorn
Albany Hospital
Kathy
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Mrs. Ashwood
Elizabeth Bell Ashwood
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
William D. Whitman
Ton, N.Y
Privat
Rivest
John W. Rosenberger & CO
William Smith
Mills Service
Austin Crawford
E. Piccadilly Stett l Oe
Ead
Shawnee Fire Dept
Ernie Nesselrodt
Miles W. Feltner
Bruce
Mr. Pines
Nash
Myrtle Custer Bauck
Stephenson
Buick
John Richard Carter
Clearbrook
Harry Heishman
Mt. Falls
J. L. Heishman
Bangs
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Edethel L. Heishman
Chas R. Duvall
Carl D. Heishman
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