Deaths and Funerals Notice
Funeral service held by Rev. Grady Spry with a graveside at Fairview Cemetery Pallbearers listed for burial at Fairview Cemetery G Turner Beret to be buried at Edeberg Cemetery Friends and relatives may call at Jones Funeral Home
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grady Spry
Fairview
Harry W. Holmberg
James W. Webster
John W. Ward
Lester C. Haines
Ellis FE. Haines
Harry E. Hiett
Fairview Cemetery
G. Turner
Beret
Edeberg
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for Charles L. Cover set for Wednesday
The funeral for Charles Lee Cover, assistant treasurer of O'Sullivan Rubber Co., who died Sunday, will be held Wednesday at 3 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. The service will be conducted by Rev Linwood Daniel of St John s Methodist Edinburg and Rev Wilbur E Thomas of Brad dock Street Methodist. Pallbearers include Douglas O Grimm Ernie R Stewart Edwin R Glaize G Albert Miller Robert M Glass Jr and Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Cover
O'Sullivan Rubber Company
Jones Funeral Home
Linwood Daniel
St. John's Methodist Church
Edinburg
Wilbur E. Thomas
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Douglas 0. Grimm
Ernie R. Stewart
Edwin R. Glaize
G. Albert Miller
Robert M. Glass, Jr
Charles
Obituary: Mrs Susan Fitzwater of Route 1 dies at Winchester Hospital
Mrs Susan Pauline Fitzwater 37 of Route 1 died early yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after being born in Warren County to Mrs. Robert Grim and the late Franklin Pitcock. She married Benjamin D. Fitzwater in Hagerstown Maryland in 1941 and was a Refuge Methodist Church member. Survived by husband, mother, step father, children Rosalie Roger Shelby Walter Betty and Robert Fitzwater plus three stepchildren and many Pitcock siblings. Funeral Thursday 2:30 p.m. at Refuge Methodist Church with burial at Ridings Chapel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Pauline Fitzwater
Route 1
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fitzwater
Warren County
Robert W. Grim
Franklin Pitcock
Benjamin D. Fitzwater
Hagerstown
Refuge Methodist Church
Shenandoah Vinegar Company
Robert
Aubrey Shiley
Wallace Pitcock
Jack Pitcock
Winchester
Eva Boyce
Round Hill
George Franklin
Front Royal
Elby Sours
Kernstown
Bergie Judd
Stephens City
James Pitcock
Bayse
Earl C. Day
Alan C. Peer
Jones Funeral Home
Ridings Chapel
Death of Mrs. Ranson Leigh in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Ranson Leigh 72 of Yellow Springs West Virginia died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital where she had been a patient since August 6. She was born in Hampshire County daughter of the late. Her husband Ranson Leigh died years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harriet E. Leigh
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Ranson Leigh
Hampshire County
Obituary: Hemipapa Hebron Lutheran mourns Sechrist kin
Luther and Allie Conard Sechrist survive a son Lee Anderson of Yellow Spring a stepson Ranson Leigh of Rt 2 Winchester a sister Mrs Beulah Penn ington of Yellow Spring two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. She was a member of Hebron Lutheran Church Intermont West Virginia since childhood. Funeral conducted by Rev S L Flickinger Thursday at 2 at Hebron Lutheran Church burial in adjoining cemetery. body to rest at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge until noon Thursday then to church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther
Allie Conard Sechrist
Lee Ander Son
Yellow Spring
Ranson Leigh
Rt. 2
Winchester
Beulah Pennington
George Sechrist
Panine
He ‘Bron Lutheran Church
Intermont
W. Va
S. L. Flickinger
Hebron Lutheran Church
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Storm Scene Too Realistic Halts Actress on Film Set
Actress Arlene Dahl collapsed during a Hollywood production of Journey to the Center of the Earth while filming a storm scene with James Mason and Pat Boone. A doctor revived her with oxygen after she lay unconscious for about thirty minutes.
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Hollywood
Actres
Arlene Dahl
James Mason
Pat Boone
Eisenhower Press Conference Signals Readiness for Negotiations
President Eisenhower restated willingness to negotiate a realistic mutual disarmament plan with the Soviets and urged steps to ease tensions and reunify Germany. He announced plans to meet Khrushchev as leader upon arrival September 15 and outlined priorities on debt, highway funding, housing, and civil rights before Congress adjourns. He noted Laos aid as a means to bolster internal order and left open the nuclear test extension and steel strike issues.
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Eisenhower
Germany
Europe
Eisenhower-Khrushchev
Khrushchev
United States
Kremlin
State Department
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
House
Sam Rayburn
Dtex
Federal Housing Administration
Laos
Apple Institute plans and dinner for dealers
The article notes Mr. Putnam former secretary of the Western New York Apple Growers Association and a county agent and Mr. Severe who led the National Apple Institute for two years and was farm editor at NBC. He will outline the institute promotional plans for the coming season. The event ends with a dealers dinner at the Winchester Golf Club starting at 6 30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam
New York
Apple Growers’ Association
Severe
National Apple Institute
National Broadcasting Co
Washington
Winchester Golf Club
Winchester man surrenders in Piccadilly Street police chase
Joseph Holloway Pingley 20 of 409 S Bradock St surrendered at Frederick County Police after a pursuit on Piccadilly St and Rt 50. He faced charges of failure to stop for a siren reckless driving and no operator license with a $350 bond set for a Thursday preliminary hearing. The incident began when an unidentified girl alerted officers to a woman dragged into a nearby car and the chase ended in an orchard after Merriman's Lane. His wife in the car declined to press charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Piccadilly St
Joseph Holloway Pingley
S. Bradock St
Frederick County
Pingley
L. §. Dunn
Ira F. Nesselrodt
Rt. 50
Merriman’s Lane
Winchester Teen Dance Draws Two Hundred Attendees
The Winchester Recreation Center hosted a Saturday teen dance for about 200 youths. Sponsored by the Winchester Recreation Department under Joe Cartwright, with Roy Nester and His Flat Friends providing music. Gouvenor Pinn donated the hall and soft drinks were free. Records were awarded for a dance contest won by Austin Crawford and Sharon William. Kenneth Burk and Ann Rawson. James Nelson and Zelline Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Recreation Center
Winchester Recreation Department
Joe Cartwright
Roy Nester
Gouvenor Pinn
Austin Crawford
Sharon William
Kenneth Burk
Ann Rawson
James Nelson
Zelline Long
Merchants Parade Leads City to Theatres in Loudoun Street
A mid day parade in Winchester featured the Sears Roebuck lot kickoff, the Winchesterettes majorette group, and the Rouss Junior Drum and Bugle Corps. Police sirens guided a long procession along Loudoun Cork and Cameron streets toward city hall as merchants association members acted as marshals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sears Roebuck
N. Loudoun St
Winchesterettes
Rouss
Loudoun St
Cork St
Cork
Cameron St
City Hall
Merchants’ Association
James Byrd
John Carr
John Reid
John McKown
Arthur Marshall
Ralph Mulvey
James Wilkins
Stanley Forrest
Ron Sirbaugh
Don Boyer
Robert Griffith
Mr. Huntsberry
Middletown Town Votes Unanimously On Growth Land Change
The Middletown town council approved a motion by Mr. Muntzing, seconded by Carl Baker, to seek changes favoring growth land. The vote was unanimous and a letter will go to James R. Wilkins in Winchester for the state Chamber of Commerce Highway Committee. Copies are to S. D. May and R. C. Ambler. Mayor Gene T. Dicks presided, with Byron Brumback, J. J. Pickeral, and council members Muntzing, Baker, Robert Greene, and Russell McCauley present. Town clerk Esther Kline attended.
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Muntzing
Carl Baker
James R. Wilkins
Winchester
Highway Committee
State Chamber of Commerce
S. D. May
R. C. Ambler
Staunton
Gene T. Dicks
Byron Brumback
J. J. Pickeral
Mr. Baker
Robert Greene
Russell McCauley
Esther Kline
Motherwell linked to Mrs Putney disappearance and child death
Motherwell, 6 foot 185 pounds, was arrested Jan. 18 in Las Vegas on suspicion in Mrs Putney’s disappearance but denied involvement. The hunt touched his 14 month old daughter whose body was found in a Frederick Maryland pet cemetery. the child died in 1954. A January grand jury refused to indict on murder due to insufficient evidence. Motherwell's wife Josephine, 30, resides in Washington.
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Motherwell
Las Vegas
Nev
Putney
Freerick
Decision 60 session considers funding for segregated school
The foundation has 77,300 in pledges and donations. Most teachers taught last session have contracts to return to the public high school. Not all 1958 59 classrooms are available again. A unanimous board resolution commits to assessing buildings finances and teachers to operate the private school if feasible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wood
Mountaineering Rescue Ends in Tragedy Near Old Man of Mountain
Two youths Whipple and Crouch became stranded 475 feet up a ledge near Route 3a south of the Old Man of Mountain. David Sanderson and Robert Collins aided survivors, but one boy died as rescuers could not reach them by helicopter. Daylight faded and the descent took hours. Authorities and climbers warned the route is treacherous and prone to rockfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
David Sanderson
Portsmouth
N.H
Robert Collins
Brookline
Mass
Collins
Whipple
Crouch
Appalachian Mountain Club
Man Ran Car Over His Wife in Ontario
Ontario police report an aviation worker, Robert Heisel 25, pushed his wife Barbara 24 from a car during a dispute and then ran over her with the vehicle. Heisel was booked on suspicion of murder. Barbara was mother to four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Calif
Robert Heisel
Barbara
Local Auction Listings for August 26 27 and September 12
Sales Directory lists multiple auctions across September 12 with locations in Charles Town Winchester Frederick and Loudoun County. Items include dental equipment furniture farm machinery dairy herd hogs autos real estate and county land with listed auctioneers Orndorff Cole Lloyd Horst Wagner Snider Snither and others. Details show dates August 26 to September 12 and times in EST or DST.
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D.S.T
Ethel M. Leps
Washington St
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul Miller
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Cynthia W. Dowling
Automobile
C. H. Thomas
Hamilton
Loudoun County
Northern Va
M. Lloyd
Swimley Station
Old Charles Town Road
Armel
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snither
Weather Today Briefing
Mostly fair and hot this afternoon and tomorrow with a chance of scattered thundershowers. Fair tonight with lows 66 to 70 west and 70 to 74 east.
Rainfall Totals and Averages For Recent Period
Post midnight measurements show current rainfall to date at 1.91 inches. Over 46 years rainfall totals average 36.85 inches and monthly means are listed for each month from January to December.
Heat Wave Grips Eastern Half of the Nation Continues
The heat wave, with hot humid conditions, persisted across the eastern half of the country for more than a week. Temperatures rose in New England, the South, Midwest and Southwest while forecasters offered no quick relief, though cooler weather prevailed west of the Divide from Montana to the Pacific Coast.
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Associated Press
Plains
Atlantic Seaboard
New England
Midwest
Continental Divide
Montana
Pacific Coast
Runaway Cement Truck Crashes After Brake Failure
Dalla Bruce, 43, driving a cement mixer truck on a hill, radioed for an ambulance after brakes failed. The truck crashed. Bruce sustained a slight cut on his left arm in Corte Madera, California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corte Madera
Calif
Dalla Bruce
Bruce
Quiz answers sketch from a mixed prompt
Fragmentary answer list mentions Bolivia Paraguay Europe and a few terms. It appears to be a partial student or trivia response with items like siesta and knots, but lacks full context or a coherent event. No clear headline or newsworthy action is evident from the provided text.
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Sirbaugh Service
Mr. Charles Lee
Susan P. Fitzwater
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Wasi
E. Piccadilly St
Omps Funeral Home
B. D. Fitzwater
Mrs. Ranson Leigh
National Selected
the Association of Funeral Directors
Plumsy Lumber
Bill Oing
Stuart M. Perry
Middletown
Stuart E. Brown, JR
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Ore
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Seattle
Denny’s Commission Auction
New
American Legion Building
Frigidaire
Electric Singer
Hotpoint
Electrolux
Silvertone T.V
Ford
Dearborn
Ferguson
Oldsmobile
Cadillac
P.S
Virginia
I. Q. Answers
Bolivia
Paraguay
Myen
Glaize & Bro
H.A
The
Winchester and Potomac Raiload CO
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
J. Sloan Kuykendall
C. P. Muendlein
Girton
John Deere
Allis-Chalmers
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