Miss Williams Engaged to Charles Norman Rollison
Mrs Marvin Boone of the Apple Pie Ridge announces the engagement of Peggy Joan Williams to Charles Norman Rollison of Leesburg. Peggy is the daughter of the late Levender Williams and works for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone in Leesburg. Rollison, a Loudoun County High School graduate, served four years in the Air Force and is employed in Falls.
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Marvin Boone
Apple Pie Ridge
Peggy Joan Williams
Charles Norman Rollison
Mrs. Norman Rollison
Leesburg
Miss Williams
Levender Williams
James Wood High School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Mr. Rollison
Loudoun County
United States Air Force
Aree Ore Pe Sreretee Control
Falls
DAV Auxiliary Meeting Set Picnic at Cedarmeade
The Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary met at the War Memorial Building with Commander Lena Allen presiding. Plans were made for a picnic at the September 5 meeting hosted by Mr. and Mrs. David Grant at Cedarmeade, with prayers by Chaplain Pearl Lewis. The Mount Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church homecoming on West Frederick Charge will be Sunday with Sunday School at 10, worship at 11, luncheon at 12:30, afternoon service at 1:45, and guest speaker Rev Wesphall of Shenandoah College.
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Disabled American Veterans Auxiliary
War Memorial Building
Lena Allen
David Grant
Cedarmeade
Pearl Lewis
Mount Pleasant Evangelical United Brethren Church
West Frederick
Wesphall
Shenandoah College
Presgraves Reunion at Senseny Park Lions Shelter
APresgraves Reunion will be held Sunday at the Lions Shelter in Senseny Park with luncheon served at 12 noon. The public is invited to attend.
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Presgraves
Lions Shelter
Senseny Park
29th Annual Rinker Reunion Held Sunday
Descendants of Casper Rinker II held their 29th annual reunion at Martinsburg War Memorial Park with invocation by Neville relatives from Neville of Tuscarora. Attendance reached 59 as circle groups and new officers were announced and births noted.
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Casper Rinker II
Martinsburg War Memorial Park
Far Neville
Tuscoroa
Wilbur Keesucker
Larmar Neville
Ann Shipper
Bobby Schesucker
Earl Rinker
Louise Fishpaw
Richard Goode
June Hurst
Jane Cunningham
Mary Elizabeth Boltz
Annette Virginia McAfee
Wesley Hurst Clark
Lions Shelter
Winchester
August 11 Evening Events Across Town
Calendar lists several meetings and socials for August 11 at venues including George Washington Hotel Lee-Jackson Lee Jackson community rooms City Hall and Capon Chapel with groups BPW Jaycee Bridge PS Fraternal Order of Eagles Royal Arch AAUW and church yard parties starting from 5 p.m. Local times note Daylight Saving Time.
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George Washington Hotel
Jaycee
Lee-Jackson
Ee Bridge
Geir Washington
Fraternal Order of Eagles
John Dove
Royal Arch
City Hall
Weekend Community Schedule of Events
Friday 7:30 to 11 p m open lounge Lions Shelter 2 p m Woodmen of the World. Saturday 7:30 to 11 p m TAC Platter party Kiwanis Shelter 3 p m James Wood Hi V 12 p m Evangelical United Brethren Church Kiwanis Key Club Shelter 12 p m Assembly of God Rouss Park 2 p m White Post Methodist Church.
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Lions Shelter
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Kiwanis Key Club
Assembly of God
Rouss Park
White Post Methodist Church
Miss Cather Engaged to Kenneth Singhas in Berryville
Mr and Mrs Ray N Cather of Route 1 Berryville announce the engagement of their daughter Joyce Russell to Kenneth Lee Singhas son of Mr and Mrs Austin Singhas Berryville The couple plan a September wedding Joyce is a Clarke County High School graduate and works at Doubleday Publishing Co Mrs Singhas attended Clarke County High School and is employed at Battleborn Transfer Co in Berryville.
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Miss Cather
Kenneth Singhas
Ray N. Cather
Route 1
Berryville
Joyce Russell
Kenneth Lee Singhas
Austin Singhas
Clarke County High School
Doubleday Publishing Co
Andrews Speaks Monday in Front Royal
Former U S Commissioner of Internal Revenue Coleman Andrews will speak Monday at 8 p.m. DST in Front Royal sponsored by the Warren County chapter of Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties at Mosby Academy. The event is open to the public. Tom Harp begins Cornell football with lonely end offense originated by Earl Blaik at West Point. The Garden State stakes a 2 year old one mile and a sixteenth at Camden NJ on Nov 4 with added value of 125000.
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Front Royal
T. Coleman Andrews
U. S
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Warren County
Defenders of State Sovreignty and Individual Liberties
Mosby Academy
Tom Harp
Cornell
Earl Blaik
Harp
West Point
Garden State
Camden, N. J
Dear Abby and a Web of Honeymoon Echoes
Dear Abby column fragment presents readers asking about romance age and matching partners. Conflicting letters reveal concerns about independence and relationship dynamics. The advice lines urge practical life choices and warn against relying on others for happiness.
Doorstop turns out to be homemade bomb in Beverly Hills
Beverly Hills police uncover a doorstop at Romanoff’s restaurant that is a 3 inch pipe containing about seven pounds of dynamite. The pipe was found by a maintenance man who unscrewed a cap and discovered a dated Chicago Tribune issue and a deteriorating wrapper. Police and the sheriff’s bomb squad secured the device.
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Abby
Slee Ee
Los Angeles
Beverly Hills
C. H. Anderson
Lee
Chicago Tribune
Car Recovered While Being Reported Stolen
Winchester Police report a 1955 Chevrolet stolen from B and M Chevrolet lot found abandoned and out of gas at Bunker Hill West Virginia after being reported stolen at 10 20 am. A second theft involved a green 1953 Plymouth license 447 014 owned by Truman Nold of 315 Handley Ave reported stolen yesterday afternoon.
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Winchester
West Virginia
Martinsburg
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Truman Nold
Handley Ave
Nold
Stephens City Carnival Set for Next Week
Stephens City Fire Co will sponsor a carnival on the town lot next week with rides opening at 7 p m EST from August 14 to 19. A dozen rides and various games will be available. Also tomorrow the Schoble Sisters will give a sacred music recital at the Seventh Day Adventist Church inviting the public.
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Stephens City
Stephens City Fire Co
Schoble Sisters
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Old Bethel Yard Party and Supper
Yard party and supper announced by Old Bethel church with a dinner tomorrow at eight in the evening. Officials invite attendees to join the community event for fellowship and meals.
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Old Bethel Yard
Old Bethel Meth
Albin
Whitacre Family Reunion Set for Sunday at Farm
The Whitacre reunion continues this Sunday at the C. T. Whitacre farm starting at 1 p.m. DST with attendees gathering for the annual event and activities.
Mason Couple Celebrates 30th Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Walter E. Mason Sr. of Senseng Road marked 30 years with a dinner hosted by their son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Benton Heironimus. Mrs. Mason, formerly Elizabeth Greenwalt, wed Mr. Mason on August 1, 1931. attendees included Randy and Dennis Heironimus, Walter Mason Jr. and family, J. W. Heironimus of Wadesville, and Thelma and Elanore Mason.
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Walter E. Mason
Senseng Road
Benton Heironimus
Mr. Mason
Randy
Dennis Heironimus
Walter Mason, Jr
Matt
Karen
J. W. Heironimus
Wadesville
Thelma and
Elanore Mason
Local Personal Notices Include Births and Veterans Return
MR AND MRS HENRI GAR NIER and family return to Boston after visiting at Smokey Hill base crash. Leslie Fries died in 1944 in the same incident. Marshall couple to celebrate 20th anniversary August 11. Miller Street Marshall couple welcome daughter Karen Ann born August 6. Bobby Sheetz and brother Tommy return from Winchester Memorial Hospital. Cynthia Ann Goller born August 8 at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Capon Chapel hosts Chicken and Ham Supper to aid Building Fund at Capon Bridge.
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Henri Garnier
Boston
Mass
Leslie E. Fries
N. Loudoun St
Mr. Garnier
Smokey Hill Army Base
Salina
Kan
Leslie Paul Fries
Arthur Marshall
Miller St
Tides Inn
Irvington
Marshalls
Lewis Miller Ewing
Stephenson
Karen Ann
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bobby Sheetz
Jack T. Sheetz
Hanover
Tommy
A. C. Sheetz
S. Cameron St
Goller
Cynthia Ann
Isabelle Keefer
Capon Chapel
Capon Bridge
W. Va
California Cats Land In Honolulu Fuzz Pad
Two youths named Joel and Robert arrive in Honolulu with a loose plan and $4.34, carrying two beat-up bongos and crates of canned food. They seek summer jobs and flight money home for school, while social services and a juvenile bureau monitor their unstable stay. The pair face parental contact delays and talk of seeking freedom and sky before returning home.
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Hawaii
Joel
Robert
Juvenile Crime Prevention Bureau
Coughlin
Mueller
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