Obituary of Mrs Margaret May Shugars
Mrs Margaret May Shugars, aged 51, died yesterday in Washington D C. She was the wife of George W Shugars of Forrestville Maryland. Surviving are her husband a son Thomas Scanlon of Seat Pleasant Maryland four step children Eliza Waddell of Arkansas Jo Sleighter and Mary Shugars of Chicago and a brother Drury of Brooklyn and a sister Mrs James E O Rie ip of Silver Spring Maryland. Funeral services are Sunday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Eton after a travel service at 5 p m DST. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Margaret May
Pat
Washington, D
William Drury
George W. Shugars
Forrestville
Thomas Scanlon
Seat Peasant
Shugars
Eliza Waddell
Arkansas
Jo Sleighter
Mary Shugars
Chicago
Ill
Horner Burial Committal Tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home
A committal service for Milton O. Horner will be tomorrow with friends and relatives meeting at the Omps Funeral Home at 11 a.m. for a prayer and proceeding.
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Milton O. Horner
Omps
Funeral Rites for Horner Held at Mt Hebron Cemetery
Horner died July 31 after being struck by a car. Rev S J Goode conducted graveside rites at Mt Hebron Cemetery. A funeral service was held August. Burial delayed pending arrival of son Maynard Horner from the Far West. Pallbearers named Kirby Hopner Jr Roy Russell Levi Anderson Melvin Spitler Lawrence Barr Charles Campbell.
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Mt. Hebron
S. J. Goode
Horner
Maynard Horner
Far West
Kirby Hopner, Jr
Roy Russell
Levi Anderson
Melvin Spitler
Lawrence Barr
Charles Campbell
Mrs Elmoden Pitcock obituary notes family ties
Mrs Elmoden Pitcock of Opequon died at home after a five year illness. Born December 25, 1886 in Chambersville, she was daughter of Charles Avery. Survived by nine children, thirty two grandchildren, twenty four great grandchildren and one sister. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Omps Funeral Home with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Sarah Edna Pitcock
Opequon
Chambersville
Charles Avery
Elmoden Pitcock
Presbyterian Church
Hinkle Pitcock
Paynesville
Ohio
Ena Wood
Katherine Clark
Patterson
N. J
Madge Weiber
Baltimore
Raymond Pitcock
Richard Pitcock
Mary Swolford
This City
Maynard Pitcock
Charles Pitcock
Opequor
Effie Newlin
Berryville
Omps Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Thor Missile Camera Flight Over Atlantic
A Thor missile carried a 16 millimeter movie camera on a 1700 mile Atlantic flight. The data capsule in the nose cone aimed to film the cone separation and view earth as the cone reached about 300 miles altitude. One sixth of Italy is forested.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Frederick County
Virginia
Winchester Front Royal Road
Winchester
Cuban Army Captures Arms-Laden Plane at Trinidad
Havana says an arms-laden plane carrying anti Castro counterrevolutionaries was ambushed on landing from the Dominican Republic at Trinidad. Four died including two soldiers and two plane occupants. others captured. Pilot Lt. Col. Antonio Soto had flown Batista to the Dominican Republic. Castro to address nation tonight.
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Havana
Fulgencio Batista
Dominican Republic
Trinidad
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Antonio Soto
Batista
Castro
House Approves Labor Reform Clash Sets Tone for Reform Effort
President Eisenhower hailed the House margin as a breakthrough in curbs on racketeering and abuses in labor management as the chamber, from Gettysburg, moved toward a reform bill. AFL-CIO President Meany criticized the vote as a punishment of honest labor, arguing it did not address corruption.
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House
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Congress
Senate Labor - Management Committee
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Auctions and sales listed for Augusta and Clarke counties
A series of upcoming auctions across Virginia and West Virginia items include furniture appliances meat cattle farm equipment and livestock. Events feature auctioneers Buddy Artrip Charles R Duvall Elmer Wageley Stan Haworth and others with locations in Berryville Clarke County Charles Town Shepherdstown Winchester Catlett and more.
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Ham
Paper Mill
Buddy Artrip
W. BE. Edwards
Calrke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County
Charles R. Duvall
Elmer R. Wageley
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul FE. Miller
Northern Virginia Cattle CO
Sales Pavilion
Catlett
Guernsey and Holstein
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Richard Boyce
Loudoun St
Winchester
Denny’s Commission
Orndorff & Cole
D.S.T
H. Max Derr
Shepherdstown
Morrow & Miller
Ethel M. Leps
Washington St
Paul Miller
O. M. Lloyd
Swimley Station
Old Charles Town Road
D. Orndorff
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
T. Snider
Administration backed labor reform bill advances in Congress
A presidentially backed measure, sponsored by Rep. Phil Landrum and Rep. Robert Griffin, pushes tough reforms. It bans secondary boycotts and hot cargo agreements, bars blackmail picketing, requires unions to file finances, enforces accountability, and sets rules for labor dispute procedures.
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Antilabor
NAM
National Assa of Manufacturers
Chamber of Commerce
Phil M. Landrum
D-Ga
Robert P. Griffin
R-Mich
Eisenhower
Secretary of Labor
No Man’s Land
Polio Cases Jump 33 Percent in Week
The Public Health Service reports 245 paralytic polio cases last week, a 33 percent rise with 15 in North Carolina previously unreported. Through last Saturday total polio cases reach 1,560 for the year, the largest weekly total since 1956, amid expected continuing increases.
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Ae A
The
Public Health Service
North Carolina
Leroy E. Burney
Canada
Provoe
Quebec
Private school funding options debated at county meeting
The crowd debated three plans to operate a foundation school without grants. Tuition only, tax supported via public subscriptions, or a blend with public money cut and the school sold as surplus were discussed. Attendees suggested using Quonset huts and old houses to add classrooms and sought volunteer labor and retiree teachers.
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Ewell
American Vicose
Barnett
Guy Marlow
Milton A. Joyce
Arthur S. Knowles
Textile Workers Union of America
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Malta
Carlton Blankenship
Rivermont Baptist Church
McCormick
Market Quotation Mixed as Trading Slows on Wall Street
New York stocks edged higher in quiet trading as some groups rose while rails and utilities barely changed. The AP index stood at noon up modestly with industrials firm, but caution lingered about a full market correction.
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New York
Wall Street
Goodrich
du Pont
Raytheon
Texas Instruments
American Motors
Southern Pacific
Anaconda
Associated Press
Local Markets Update Note
Local markets pages are corrected regularly but Star disclaims responsibility for any typographical errors that may occur.
Poultry Price Listings and Market Notes
Poultry and eggs report shows broilers and fryers demand fair with supply balanced. Grade A large turkey fryers priced around 60 cents per pound and Grade A medium 20 to 24 cents per pound with small 13 to 14 cents. Harrisonburg market results indicate varied grade prices for large and small birds.
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Baltimore
USDA
Harrisonburg
Virginia Weather Outlook Five Day Forecast
Virginia weather shows mostly fair tonight with lows 68 to 75 east and 58 to 66 west. Tomorrow brings more sun and heat with continued humidity. From August 15 to 19 temperatures average 4 to 6 degrees above normal, with hot Saturday followed by cooler Monday and warmer Tuesday and Wednesday, and scattered thunderstorms likely Saturday and Sunday.
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Virginia
Suny
Rainfall totals and averages for the period
Rainfall during the past 2% hours ending 8 30 a m today none. August rainfall to date 0 38 1959 rainfall to date 22 44. Average annual rainfall for past 46 years 36 85. Average monthly rainfall for past 46 years Jan 2 43 Feb 2 04 March 3 01 April 3 14 May 3 81 June 3 85 July 3 81 August 3 94 Sept 2 68 Oct 3 25 Nov 2 52 Dec 2 37
True or false quiz answers list
A compact answer set includes True for item 1 Picked green for item 2 Vermont for item 3 the Do a Good Turn Daily motto with Be Prepared as the motto for item 4 Goliath for item 5 Herbert Hoover with March 1 1982 as item 6 Third for item 7 Purple for item 8 Yugoslavia for item 9 and Mt. Vernon Virginia for item 10.
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True
Vermont
Goliath
Herbert Hoover
Third
Purple
Yugoslavia
Mt. Vernon
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Thor
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Miller’s Flower Shop
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