Funeral set for Harold W. Good Jr. in Hebron church
Funeral service for Harold W. Good Jr. who was killed Saturday night in a automobile accident will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Hebron Lutheran Church. The service will be conducted by Rev. Walter Sigman and Dr. F. L. Fleckinger with pallbearers listed as Freddy Hahn Jackie Rudolph Jerry Ondorf Galen Davis Charles Ne and Jackie Rudolph.
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Harold W
Buddy) Good, Jr
Hebron Lutheran Church
Walter Sigman
F. L. Fleckinger
Freddy Hahn
Jackie Rudolph
Jerry Orndorff
Galen Davis
Charles “‘Ne
Service for Amos Ed ward Whipp Jr.
Funeral service for Amos Edward Whipp Jr of Berryville Pike will be conducted by Rev S L Shreck and Rev Mary Louise Steele tomorrow at 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers Julian Anderson Hubert Plummer Joseph Carroll Jr and Harry Johnson.
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Amos Edward Whipp, Jr
Berryville Pike
S. L. Shreck
Mary Louise Steele
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Julian L. Anderson
Hubert L. Plummer
Joseph B. Carroll, Jr
Harry A. Johnson
Funeral service for Miss Essie Marie Custer in Berryville
Funeral services for Essie Marie Custer, Berryville, who died Sunday, will be held tomorrow at 1 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. The Rev Earl I Lewis will officiate. Burial will be in Rose Hill Cemetery Hagerstown Maryland. Pallbearers are Willard Wite Thomas Estep Jerry Mear John Fenton Ed Fenton Vorous and Ray Lee Swartz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Essie Marie Custer
Berryville
John H. Enders
Earl I. Lewis
Rose Hill Cemetery
Hagerstown
Willard Wite
Thomas Estep
Jerry Mear
John Fenton
Ed Fenton
and Vorous
Ray Lee Swartz
Farming costs rise sharply since 1940 says economist
Ohio State University extension economist Glen n Vollmar notes farm production costs are nearly four times higher than in 1940. He cites that about 70 percent of a farmer's gross income paid for production costs in 1961 vs 50 percent in 1940, and the machinery to hired labor ratio rose from 4.75 to 1 in 1940 to 2.77 to 1 by 1960.
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Scolumbus
Ohio
Glenn Vollmar
Ohio State University Extension
U. S
Vollmar
Amos Whipp Jr. funeral service announced
Amos Edward Whipp Jr. is listed for a service Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Jones Funeral Home Inc arrangements indicate a courtesy notice for the family and friends to attend.
Railroads Race to Court Over Job Cutting Plan
The five operating unions oppose a plan to slash 40 000 diesel firemen and 25 000 more jobs, arguing the changes amount to featherbedding. A.N. Kennedy emergency board could delay any strike, as unions threaten a 210 000 member walkout if adopted.
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Chicago
Elmer J. Schnackenberg
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Schnackenberg
U.S. Dist
Joseph Sam Perry
Kennedy
Closed-Door Session With State Highway Officials
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors met in a 20 minute closed session with two representatives of the State Highway Commission yesterday afternoon. Board Chairman B. O. Brumback said the visitors asked for executive treatment and Brumback declined to discuss details. The two department men, likely from Richmond, arrived with a large rolled paper, apparently a map.
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Frederick
Forrer Tries Barber Chair as Father Awaits Glasses
John P. Forrer of Rantoul, age 56, sat in a barber chair for the first time in his life. His 83-year-old father has cut his hair since boyhood, but he needed a shop visit while his father awaited spectacles after cataract surgery.
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Ottawa
Kan
John P. Forrer
Rantoul
zForrer
Train Wreck Kills Two as Freight Collides in Atglen
In Atglen Pennsylvania a rear end collision between two freight trains killed the engineman and fireman. Five people were injured and fourteen cars derailed. Government cars carrying low level radioactive material burned briefly but officials reported no radioactivity. Atglen lies about thirty miles west of Philadelphia.
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Coatesville, Pa
Pennsylvania Railroad
Atglen
Lawton Geiger
Pittsburgh Naval Nuclear Reactors Office
Naval
Geiger
Robert Robertson
69Th Ordnance Co
Valley Forge
Philadelphia
Free miniature hearing aid offered for the hard of hearing
An advert from Dahlberg Motorola in Washington announces a true life non operating model of the smallest Dahlberg hearing aid given free to respondents. Weighing under a third of an ounce and ear level with no wires, the device is offered "Yours Free to Keep" while supplies last from Buchanan Hearing Aid Information Service in Room 424 Wyatt Building, 777 14th Street Northwest.
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Washington, D.C
Dahlberg Motorola
Dahlberg
Buchanan Hearing Aid Information Service Room
Wyatt Bldg
14Th Street
N.W
Virginia road toll rises to 524 in 1962
The Virginia highway toll reached 524 after two fatal crashes in Augusta County near Mt. Sidney on U.S. 11 left two dead, Herbert Bennett and Charlotte Glasgow. A third death occurred when 18 year old Robert Lee Frazier wrecked on Virginia 522 east of Griffinsburg.
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Associated Press
Augusta County
Virginia
Herbert Allen Bennett
Sandston
Charlotte Alexander Glasgow
Staunton
Mt. Sidney
U.S. 11
Robert Lee Frazier
Rt. 1
Culpeper
Griffinsburg
Culpeper County
Frazier
West Berlin police face stone attack near Checkpoint Charlie
West Berlin police commissioner Erich Duensing says about 2000 residents stoned his men along Bernauerstrasse three miles north of Checkpoint Charlie as East German police faced counter actions. Rioters were dispersed with a water cannon after detonations of tear gas and clashes continued at the border.
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Checkpoint Charlie
West Berlin
Erich Duensing
Wall
Wilhelmstrasse
Kentucky Leads Nation In Nonfederal Highway Contracts
Kentucky highway department reports 197 contracts for 262 miles of road paved from January to May with no federal funds, totaling 25.126 million dollars. Highway commissioner Henry Ward notes Kentucky’s rapid pace and reliance on state financing.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Henry Ward
Kennedy calls for billions in tax cuts and reform
President Kennedy urges a sweeping bill with across the board tax cuts for corporations and individuals and long overdue reform. He cites gains in GNP wages and profits and argues Congress should act this year to accelerate the economy. He praises the Democratic Congress but notes a Byrd pledge remains uncertain. He's backed by Mills and Mansfield criticizes current figures as rigged. He urges decisive action to avoid stagnation.
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Senate
House
Wilbur Mills
D-Ark
Ways and Means Committee
Congress
Byrd
Kennedy
Rep. Mills
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Curtis
Auction listings for Winchester area sales August 15 17 18
A page lists multiple estate and farm auctions around Winchester Martinsburg and surrounding towns from August 15 to August 25. Items include antiques furnishings household goods dairy cattle dairy herd and equipment livestock and related farm machinery with various auctioneers and locations in Virginia Maryland and West Virginia.
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Annie Cartmell Randolph
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Charles Duvall
Denny's Commission
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Stan Haworth
Atwell Russler
Martinsburg
W. Va
U.S. 11
Spring Mills Road
Lewis, Morrow & Grove
J. Best Wheeler
Upperco
White House
John B. ‘Merryman
J. H. Thomas & C. P. Keyes
Sterling
Northern
Charles Williams
Loudoun St
W. D. Orndorff
B. Smallwood
Stephens City
Earl Haines, Inc
Dennis T. Cole
Virginia Weather: Clear Tonight Then Sunny Wednesday
The forecast for Virginia calls for a clear and cooler night with lows around 55 to 60. Wednesday will be sunny and a touch cooler, with conditions improving into a fair and slightly warmer afternoon.
Rainfall figures for past year and monthly totals
Rainfall data reported for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. shows .05 inches. Year-to-date rainfall stands at .53 inches with a 49-year average of 36.96 inches. Monthly averages are listed for each month, with values ranging from 2.11 inches in February to 3.90 inches in May.
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Rand
President's Cup Regatta races in Washington schedule
The piece notes the Regatta in Washington on four weekends between mid August and mid September. It mentions wind strength, jugular vein, actors, Waterloo, West Virginia, South America, and cup drops as part of the text.
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Waterloo
West Virginia
Cup
South America
Washington
Virginia Miss Debuts on British Stage in Capesthorne Hall
Frances Jeanes a 14 year old Orange Virginia girl made a dream debut in England at Capesthorne Hall. She acted with six British MPs including Sir Harmer Nicholls and Sir Hamilton Kerr in a production Money for Jam. Frances described the experience as thrilling and enjoyable.
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Orange
Frances Jeanes
I. W. Jeanes
House of Commons
Frances
Britain
Capesthorne Hall
Sir Walter
Lady Bromley-Davenport
Lady Bromley - Davenport
Bromley- Davenport
Capesthorne
Harmer Nicholls
Hamilton Kerr
Walter Bromley-Davenport
John Foster
Charles Fletcher-Cooke
Basil de Ferranti
Virginia
Hampton Roads Tunnel Dedication Signals Growth in Virginia
Governor Harrison spoke at the dedication of a $23.3 million tunnel at the toll plaza, noting the 1952 Elizabeth River bridge tunnel cost $23 million and served 30 years of traffic. He warned that rapid regional growth would ripple across Virginia and beyond.
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Harrison
Elizabeth River Bridge
Hampton Roads
Virginia
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the Order OF the Golden Rule Ambulance Service
New Court Battle
Papa
IPEA
New Idea
Martinsburg Pike
Rt. 11
Mr. N. Winchester
Gerrard St
Cameron St
Boley’s
Cities Service
Cedar Creek
Memorial Hospital
John L. Kinzie
Forest Harold Bowen, Jr
C. D. Taylor
Bowen
Forrest Sirbaugh, Jr
Crider & Shockey
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Steno Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Bath Area
Glaize & Service
N. Cameron St
BRO
Quality Winchester
England
Brumback
N. Cameron
Administrator's Sale
D.S.T
Acme
Sheridan
Windsor
Morris
G. G. Baker
Denny’s Commission
American Legion
P.S
Orndorff & Cole
Southern States
Co-Op
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