Obituary of Elmer Thomas Chapman at 60
Elmer Thomas Chapman 60 of s Ferry near Boyce died at home after illness. Survived by four children Lolita Flynn June Westmoreland Michael P. Chapman and Elmer Thomas Chapman Jr. two brothers Fred and Roy Chapman three sisters Jesse Tinsman Wade Scott and Edward Feltner seven grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 2 p m DST from the eyee Home with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Elmer Thomas Chapman
S Ferry
Boyce
Prolerick County
Elisha Payne
Dana Chapman
Lolita Flynn
Long Island
June Westmoreland
North Carolina
Michael P. Chapman
Arlington
Elmer Thomas Chapman, Jr
Fred
Roy Chapman
Frederick County
Jesse TinSman
Wade Scott
Edward Feltner
Moat
Seven Gr
Eyee
Daniel
Mt. Hebron
Larrick, Lester Edward, 81, Funeral Thursday
Lester Edward Larrick 81 died after three years illness. He was the son of Joseph and Spillman. He leaves a sister Mrs Orndorff and brothers Emory N. Larrick and Julian A. Larrick. Funeral Thursday at 10 30 a.m. CST at Om ar by Rev W. Burial in Mt Olive Cemetery.
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Lester Edward Larrick
Br Gee Caety
Joseph
Ann Spillman
Two-Vehicle Crash Causes $450 in Damages in Winchester
A crash at the Kent and Millwood Ave intersection reported $450 in damages. Lewis E. Dellinger drove an International tractor-trailer colliding with a 1956 Dodge driven by Willard Leak. Truck damage $100 and Dodge $350. No injuries followed a second 3-vehicle crash on Braddock St involving a 1955 Pontiac, a 1961 Oldsmobile, and a tractor trailer with totals of $150 and $85 respectively.
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Kent and
Millwood Ave
Winchester
Lewis E. Dellinger
Mt. Falls
Braddock St
Robert H. Renner
Washington St
James Showers
Rotary to Honor Donors in Winchester
The Winchester Rotary Club will honor community members recognized as members of the Gallon Club for their blood donations. The Bloodmobile visit is Aug 15, commemorating 13 years of generosity with donors who have given multiple gallons.
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Winchester
Khrushchev Speech Sees Mixed Senate Reactions on Berlin
Senate leaders react to Khrushchev remarks on Berlin and access. Mansfield calls the speech peace oriented while Kuchel and Cooper note belligerent tone and potential for negotiation. Humphrey urges Kennedy aid passage as Aiken urges missile restraint and dialogue.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
West Berlin
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Treat Ian
Thomas H. Kuchel
California
Rachel
John Sherman Cooper
Rky
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Kennedy
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Tevelations
Aiken
Hausner brands Eichmann a murderer in closing for trial
Israel's attorney general Gideon Hausner declared Adolf Eichmann a murderer and liar as he opened his final summary in the 16 week trial for the Nazi mass murder of six million Jews. He accused Eichmann of being the central figure in extermination plans and rejected his claim of a minor role.
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Israel
Adolf Eichmann
Seneree Co. i
Eichmann
Gideon Hausner
Hausner
Nuernberg
Hermann Goering
Gestapo
Clarke County Supervisors OK Loan for High School Classrooms
Clarke County Board of Supervisors gave final approval for a school board loan of 60000 to finance adding several classrooms at Clarke County High School. The action clarified previous records while the board also referred repairs of county secondary roads to the resident highway engineer.
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Clarke Board of Supervisors
Yestec
Liheesty Poulsep
State’ Board of Education
Clarke County High School
A. Garland Williams
Two Break-Ins Reported In Winchester
Winchester police report two break ins with thefts. Thieves entered the Metropolitan Restaurant through an unlocked window and took under one dollar. A soft drink case outside Jones Market on North Loudoun Street was broken into and half a case of beverages stolen.
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Figues
J. Thomas Boyd
Jones Market
N. Loudoun St
Stolen Car Recovered by Arlington Police
Arlington police report a car stolen from Lester Seal of Millwood Pike on July 30 was found abandoned. The investigation confirmed recovery by local authorities.
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Arlington Today
Lester Seal
Millwood Pike
Arlington
Train Hits Stalled Truck Scatters 13200 Dresses
A tractor-trailer loaded with 13200 dresses stalled at a Barboursville crossing. The train struck the rig with a jolt, tearing off rails and damaging the lead engine and 41 cars. No injuries reported. truck driver Donald Hownsand, 25, left to seek help after getting lost.
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Barboursville
Southern Railroad
Ted
Donald Hownsand
Myrtle Beach
S. C
Orange
New York
Virginia
Hownsand
Ruckersville
E. B. Cox
Alexandria
Cox
L. C. Parrish
Madison
Dog Speaks on Pending Winchester Ordinance
A Winchester woman submits a letter to oppose a dog leash ordinance. The pet narrator Gusty, a dog, recounts life with a family who adopted him and argues dogs should not be restricted by new rules. The letter references community pest control and fear of unintended consequences for families with dogs.
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Winchester
Lassie
Talk On Gen. Morgan By Dr. Callahan At Winchester
Dr. Callahan narrated life of Gen Daniel Morgan at the Winchester Historical Society meeting. The NYU history professor, author of Daniel Morgan Ranger of the Revolution, traced Morgan’s early life and roles in the French and Indian War the Cambridge march the Battle of Quebec Saratoga and Cowpens noting Cowpens as a turning point in the Revolution.
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Gen. Morgan
Dr. Callahan
Daniel Morgan
Winchesteremckrical Society
Callahan
Ranger
New York University
Saratoga
Round Hill Raritan Club Yard Party Grosses 2385
The annual yard party and auction at Round Hill Raritan Club grossed 2384.60 dollars. Lester Oliver of White Post won a color television, E W Adams Jr of Gainesboro claimed a transistor radio, Mrs Vann and Robert Miller both on Fox Drive received a rod and reel and a country ham respectively, and R J Laign of Mt Falls took two free steak dinners. Club officials thanked participants for the successful event.
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Round Hill Raritan Club
Lester Oliver
White Post
E. W. Adams, Jr
Gainesboro
Mrs. Vann
Fox Drive
Robert Miller
R. J. Laign
Mt. Falls
Auctions advertised in sales directory for August events
A listing of multiple auctions across Maryland and West Virginia with dates from August 9 to August 26. Items include furniture antiques dairy cattle Herefords machinery livestock and real estate, with auctioneers Orndorff Cole Headleys V D Rider Owen Thomas III William Ford Joseph Massie and Mary Peoples. Events occur in Winchester Route 7 Long Green Rt 522 Martinsburg Bunker Hill Frederick County Court House and other sites.
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Dennys Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Headleys Auctions
V. D
New Market
C. N
E.P. Poeter
Morgan Acres
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Owen Thomas III
Hereford Assoc
William R. Ford
Martinsburg
Nellville
Ridge Road
Hedward Ned Morrow
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Stonewall
Charles R. Duvall
Bat
Mary A. Peoples
Rt. 11
Frederick County
Rainfall totals by month and year noted
Rainfall data for the past 48 years shows monthly totals from January through December. Figures include 2.41 inches in January, 2.05 in February, 2.97 in March, 3.14 in May, 3.83 in May, 3.82 and 3.88 in June, 3.95 in August, 2.66 in September, 3.25 in October, 2.45 in November, and 2.30 in December.
Haun Buys Grayson's Grocery in Cumberland Valley
Mrs. Boyd Grayson announced the sale of Grayson's Grocery at 323 National Ave to Mr. and Mrs. Earl A. Haun of Sunnyside effective yesterday. Graysons retire after 30 years. Haun, a National Fruit Product Co. driver for 20 years, moves shop. Also notes Cumberland Valley Firemen meeting at Friendship Fire Hall at 7:30 open to interested persons.
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Boyd Grayson Toda
Grayson
National Ave
Earl A. Haun
Sunnyside
Round Hill
New Rt. 50
Haun
National Fruit Product Co
Cumberland Valley Firemen’s Convention Committee
Friendship Fire Hall
James S. Kniceley, Jr
Quiz Answers From a Confusing List
A compact set of items includes unit for sound, Granada Spain, Paris, Baton Rouge, the phrase The Love of money, a mention of ice, over water viaduct, Norway, every ten years, and a note about fried or broiled bananas served with ham burgers.
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Granada
Spain
Paris
Baton Rouge
Norway
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