Deaths and Funerals Mrs Loy in 1921 Hagerstown
Mrs Loy died in Hagerstown Maryland on May 7 1921. She was a member of the United Brethren Church and survived by her husband three sons E Loy Char Loy R Loy and Russell Loy a daughter Betty Shipman and eight grandchildren. Funeral services to be held at Stones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery.
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Hagerstown
Amps United Brethren Church
Ben
Folr
E. Loy
Char“R. Loy
Raymond E. Loy
Russell L. “Loy
Betty Shipman
Winchester
Jarénee Boyce
Lloyd Boyce
Ina Fries
Freeman
Lohring Yee
Falls Church
Mahlonee
Pontiac
Ill
von Hackenberry
Shippens
Don R. Mil
the Stones Funeral Home
Mount Olives Cemetery
Robert Patterson
John Link
Denzil Fawcett
Roland Brown
Hur
Homelright
Lewis’ Ritter
Mrs Urbannus Clark McCormick Dies Near Boyce
Mrs Urbannus Clark McCormick 88 widow of David S Holmes McCormick died after years near Boyce. Born May 25 1875 daughter of Albertia Clark of Clarke County she was survived by grandson Thomas McCormick and brother Reuben Clark of Ste City. Funeral services set for tomorrow at 2 o clock at John H Enders.
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Urbannus Clark McCorm
Boyce
David S Holmes McCormick
McCormick
Albertia Carper Clark
County
Clarke County
Holmes Alexander Mc- 2
Thomas McCormick
Reuben Clark
Ste City
Niee Boa
John H. Enders
Miss Jo Ann Luttrell 16 Died in Winchester Hospital
Jo Ann Luttrell aged 16 of 35 West Bond Street died today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a illness since June 5. The Handley School junior was born July 17, 1947 in Winchester to Joseph B. and Viola M. Dove Luttrell. She belonged to Sacred Heart Church choir and participated in Thespian Club Senior Science Club and HHS bands. She worked as a guide at the Chamber of Commerce and is survived by her parents. Funeral at Sacred Heart Church Friday at 10 a.m. Father J. P. Blankenship to officiate. Rosary at Omps Funeral Home Thursday 8 p.m. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Jo Ann Luttrell
W. Bond St
Winchester Memnorial
Miss Luttrell
Winchester
Joseph B
Viola M. Dove Luttrell
Sacred Heart Catholic Ro
Handley School
HHS
Chamber of Commerce
John Ed Luttrell
Earnest C. Dove
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
J. P. Blankenship
Omps Funeral
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Two Bicycles Stolen In Local Weekend Thefts
Police records show two bicycles stolen over the weekend. Dorothy Frye of 406 National Ave reported a red bike taken near a North Kent Street bowling alley Saturday. Ralph Slaughter reported a red white and chrome bike stolen from in front of his home at 205 Washington Street sometime Sunday.
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Dorothy Frye
National Ave
N. Kent St
Ralph Slaughter
Washington St
Suny
Temporary Suspension of Bounties Requested in Frederick County
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors was asked to suspend bounty payments as a health veterinarian urged action to deter theft from traps. A team of eight men operates traps in Frederick County until August 23, but no decision was reached.
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Frederick County
Court defers final action on Virginia school desegregation
Supreme court majority keeps delay in desegregation case as Prince County faces a fifth school year without public schools. White students attend privately funded schools while about 1,400 Negro children lack formal schooling since 1959 amid renewed demonstrations in Farmville and surrounding areas.
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Virginia
Prince County
Prince Edward
Farmville
Health Dept input delays proposed septic measure
The county board weighed an amendment written by Joseph A. Massie Jr to require Health Dept inspections before construction to avoid septic tank and well placement issues. Bailey offered to drop objections if inspections are streamlined. Residents complained of a rendering plant odor affecting about 200 homes, with potential nuisance action discussed. The board postponed decisions pending legal advice and planned to inspect the Gainesboro dump for future action.
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Health Dept
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Bailey
Jim Sirbaugh
Indian Hollow
Paul Luttrell
Old Bethel Church
Shaugh
Luttrell
North Mountain dam plan draws officials to forum
Citizens would back up into Frederick County for the North Mountain project. Forum attendees include J M Alexander Virginia Department of Conservation and Economic Development Gen H B Holmes Jr former commissioner J Kenneth Robinson Winchester and a Potomac Committee member with Army Corps of Engineers representation. Chamber of Commerce study group is to attend. The dam on the Opequon was outlined last August and would rise 80 feet, flood 1100 acres in Frederick and Clarke counties, cost about 11 million dollars and require resettlement of some homes and farms.
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J. M. Alexander
Virginia Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Gen. H. B. Holmes, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Virginia Potomac Committee
Albertis Harrison
Army Corps of Engineers
Winchester-Frederick County
Opequon
Rusk Assures Adenauer No East German Recognition
Secretary of State Rusk told a Senate committee that the treaty does not imply US or Western acknowledgment of Communist East Germany. Hours later Edward Teller urged against atmospheric, space, and undersea testing cessation in a closed session.
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Senate
Konrad Adenauer
East Germany
United States
Rusk
Edward Teller
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Behind
Teller
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Negro Student Readmittance and past expulsions at university
The article notes a proposed hearing before readmittance for a Negro student. It recalls Autherine Lucy, expelled in 1956 amid unproved charges of conspirators with a white mob that expelled her. Hood departs leaving Malone the sole Negro student. McGlathery attends the Huntsville branch. Hood’s attorney says the student should avoid duties until his condition improves.
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Autherine Lucy
Hood
Miss Malone
Mobile
Ala
Dave M. McGlathery
Huntsville
Multiple Fatalities Reported In Virginia Traffic Crashes
A string of alcohol and weather free accidents claimed lives across Virginia. Victims include Maude Newton 70 of Ladysmith and Linda Mabes 70 of Richmond in Caroline County crashes. Others include Catherine Drinkard Carter 44 of Madison Heights in Lynchburg. James Buck Fitzgerald 41 of Ringgold. Albert Harvey 20 of Norfolk. Lawrence Freeman 30 of Virginia Beach. Shrieve Asay 21 on Ft. Lee and Virginia 35. Margaret Staples 28 of Alexandria. Nelson White 61 of Roanoke.
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Ruther Glen
Richmond
Virginia 712
Ladysmith
Caroline County
Maude Newton
Linda Mabes
Catherine Drinkard Carter
Madison Heights
Main Street
U. S. 29
Lynchburg
James Buck Fitzgerald
Rt. 2
Ringgold
Virginia 730
Pittsylvania County
Albert Harvey
Norfolk
Tidewater Drive
Lawrence Freeman
Virginia Beach
Great Neck Road
Freeman
Shrieve Asay
Ft. Lee
Virginia
Asay
Ft. Story
Margaret A. Staples
Alexandria
Charlottesville
Albemarle County
Nelson White
Roanoke
Coin show draws 900 collectors to Shenandoah event
About 900 coin collectors and dealers attended the Shenandoah Numismatic Society’s second annual show at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant weekend. Local winners included Troxell Rt. 3 for a two dollar gold piece Manuel Sempeles 1411 Greystone Terrace for a five dollar gold piece and Mrs. Louella Milburn Apple Pie Ridge for a twenty dollar gold piece. Walter Humsa mont W Va won a ten dollar gold piece. Harry Ridgeway the society treasurer announced the Third Annual Show set for Winchester on or near the same dates next year and noted the event drew participants from at least 12 states.
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Lee - Jackson Restaurant
Shenandoah Numismatic Society
Walter Humsamont
W. Va
Troxell
Rt. 3
Manuel Sempeles
Greystone Terrace
Louella Milburn
Apple Pie Ridge
Harry Ridgeway
Winchester
Pair Sought In Vandalism At North Kent Street Home
City police seek two boys seen fleeing after a rock shattered a front window at 550 N Kent St Sunday. Frances Lavender reported the incident and identified two youths seen running from the scene shortly after.
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N. Kent St
Frances Lavender
N. Kent
Weather Overview for Winchester Virginia
Fair tonight with a low near 60. Tuesday shows a mix of clouds and scattered afternoon thundershowers with highs in the upper 80s. The outlook for Wednesday is clearing and cooler. The five day forecast calls for near normal to about four degrees below normal with showers Tuesday or Wednesday and warmer again by Saturday.
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Virginia
Winchester
Fines Levied Against Two Reckless Drivers
Municipal Court Judge John Rice Friday convicted two motorists of reckless driving. Virgil T. Brown 32 of Berryville Rt 1 was fined 56.75 and Marilyn J. Kelchner 27 of Mt Falls Rt 31.75. Frederick L. Ruble 20 of Winchester Rt 2 was fined 16.75 for speeding. Anton Welze 21 of 201 Millwood Ave was convicted of following too close and driving with a restricted operator s use with a total of 20 charged.
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John Rice
Virgil T. Brown
Rt. 1
Berryville
Marilyn J. Kelchner
Mt. Falls Rt
Rice
Frederick L. Ruble
Winchester Rt. 2
Anton Welze
Millwood Ave
Frigid Chocolate Helps Grating With Hand Grater
Instructions note chilling chocolate before grating aids processing. A rotary hand grater is suggested to improve efficiency and texture.
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Ones Funeral Home, Inc
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Permaston Trade-Marx Reg
Ihn W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Duslity Building Materials
Commerce St. MO
U.S. Court
I. Q
Warren G. Harding
GATES
Shade Equipment CO
W.va
Basil Wright
Eugene Frederick
West Virginia
Wright
Martinsburg
Mr. Massie
Gainesboro
Baker
Raritan Club
North Mountain
Kelthane
Kelthane AP
Rohn Haas
Suneral Home Assn
Loudoun Street
Omps
THE
Golden Rule
Home Improvement Department
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Winchester Public Schools
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