Deaths and Funerals in Woodstock and Nearby Areas
Mrs Beulah Catherine Keller 86 wife of Carli Keller Route 1 Wood died at her home May 10 she was daughter of William Racey and Mary Mary St Luke Lutheran Church. Surviving husband son Graydon Keller Washington daughter Di amne Keller sister Lillie Gem Woodstock and five Walker relatives. Funeral at Dellinger Woodstock chapel tomorrow 2 pm Rev John M Eggen burial Massanutten Cemetery Woodstock. Daisy Lee Elsen Fowler The Plains died Sunday funeral tomorrow 10:10 am John H Enders Berryville Rev Julian Orrel pallbearers named brother Will Elsen Bluemont burial Green Hill Berryville or Hagerstown. May 4 1955. Surviving husband three children Mable F Drummond Stephens City Clyde N Frye Jr Eugene R Frye at home five brothers and sisters Charles Pence Middletown Reese Pence Falls Church and others four grandchildren. Ducted by Rev B L Lock Thursday 1:30 pm Jones Funeral Home burial Mount Carmel Middletown.
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Beulah Catherine Keller
Carli. Keller
Route 1
Wood
Keller
William Mary Racey
St. Luke
Raymond Walker
Washington
Robert Walker
Winchester
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
John M. Eggen
Massanutten Cemetery
Daisy Lee Elsen Fowler
the Plains
John H. Enders
Berryville
Julian Orre
Ammie Keller
Harry Romoser
William Baxter
Carroll Milbourne
Bernard Balzer
Russel Hawse
Will Elsen
Bluemont
Green Hill Cemetery
Hagerstown
Mable F. Drummond
Stephens City
Clyde N. Frye, Jr
Eugene R. Frye
Charles Pence
Middletown
Reese Pence
Falls Church
Mary Pangle
Strasburg
Marcella
Hill Crest Heights
Wilmuth Pence
Browntown
B. L. Lock
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Carmel Cemetery
Eisenhower Reservation Debate Clouds Ratification
The debate over reservations to the treaty continues as Fulbright and Mansfield discuss precision of the term reservation. Dirksen suggests Congress could record US rights to oppose aggression, while Dean warns against attaching any reservation to the treaty. Eisenhower argues the Soviets gain advantages and warns against complacency about the Cold War.
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Fulbright
Eisenhower
Mansfield
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
United States
Kennedy
Arthur H. Dean
Foreign Relations, Armed Services and
Atomic Energy Committees
Dean
Mrs Helen Frye Keeler Dies After Long Illness
Mrs Helen Frye Keeler 47 of Kernstown died last night at Winchester Hospital after a long illness. She was born in New Market to the late James G Pence and Dottie Litten Pence and was married to Carson Keeler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Frye Keeler
Kernstown
Winchester’ S Hospital
Keeler
New Market
James G
Dottie Litten Pence
Carson Keel
Senate and House clash over railroad arbitration bill
The House Commerce Committee backs a limited arbitration bill with a Wednesday vote planned. Senate debate centers on broader arbitration and possible government seizure proposals. Senators Morse Humphrey Javits Cotton Mansfield weigh in as leaders assess timing and chances of passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House Commerce Committee
House
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Market News From Chicago New York and Baltimore
The report covers livestock and stock market activity with hogs 6 500 head as US trading pools show mixed prices for butchers and sows. Cattle and calves show varied quotes with prime steers around 25 50 and 950 1 250 lb ranges. New York stocks dip as fears of railroad strikes weigh, with the Dow off 2 83 at 271 34 and notable moves in American Tobacco Polaroid Xerox IBM and Chrysler. Baltimore notes cattle feeder sales and limited hogs with lower barrows and gilts prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
USDA
Chrysler
General Motors
Ford
du Pont
American Tobacco
Polaroid
Xerox
IBM
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Loudoun Man Jailed After Assault Charge
Gilbert Lech of 115% S. Loudoun St was jailed 10 days for assault and battery. Judge John Rice also fined him 17.25 and ordered costs after Betty Lech filed the charges. In a separate case Charles Jenkins of 406 S Cameron pleaded guilty to property destruction at Apple Blossom Restaurant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Cameron
N. Braddock St
Youth Victim Of Hit Run Vehicle Near Virgina 652
Officials search for the operator of a hit and run which killed 17 year old William Pat Jones Jr. of Ruther Glen near Virginia 652 by the town. Police say he left home around midnight Saturday and was found beside the road between then and 4 AM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowling Green
Caroline County
William Pat Jones Jr
Ruther Glen
Virginia
Missing Boa Constrictor Found At Home In California
A seven foot boa named Boots vanished August 6 from the Roland B. Tomkins home in LOS GATOS California. The snake was discovered Monday wrapped around a drain pipe camouflaged by ivy. Tomkins’s son John plans to take Boots to the University of Oregon as a fraternity mascot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Gatos
Calif
Boa
Boots
Roland B. Tomkins
Tomkins
John
University of Oregon
Program For Tomorrow's March on D. C.
Washington AP reports the civil rights march schedule for Wednesday. Events include a Capitol meeting at 9 30 a m, assembly at the Washington Monument at 10 a m, march to Lincoln Memorial at 11 30, and a 12 30 p m entertainment followed by main ceremonies with Marian Andersons national anthem and remarks by A Philip Randolph. The day ends with 5 p m talks with President Kennedy and Vice President Johnson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Memorial
Marian Anderson
Patrick A. O'Boyle
A. Philip Randolph
White House
Kennedy
Lyndon B. Johnson
Rights march expected 2500 Virginians to participate
Virginia NAACP executive secretary W Lester Banks said about 2500 Virginians would join the Washington march, up from an earlier 1500 to 2000 estimate. Eight bus delegations are planned from Richmond and other cities, with supporters from Suffolk Petersburg Farmville Norfolk Danville Newport News Lynchburg Powhatan Ashland Roanoke Hopewell and Portsmouth. A Powhatan motorcade was also planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Washington
W.lester Banks
Virginia Naacp
Banks
Suffolk
Petersburg
Farmville
Norfolk
Danville
Newport News
Lynchburg
Powhatan
Ashland
Roanoke
Hopewell
Portsmouth
Wisconsin youth injured in Route 7 two car collision
Berryville police report a 17 year old Wisconsin youth Wayne Clarke was transported to Winchester Memorial Hospital with a probable concussion and shoulder injuries after being ejected from a two car crash on Route 7. His brother was uninjured. Trooper L M Bauserman handled the investigation. The victim rode with the John H Enders Rescue Squad. Early today White Post man David H Baker, 26, was charged with reckless driving after a one car crash on Berryville East Main Street near Virginia Avenue. His car struck a telephone pole, causing $1000 damage. Baker was not injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Wisconsin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Here
Wayne Clarke
L. M. Bauserman
John H. Enders
White Post
East Main St
David H. Baker
Roy Breeden
Viginia Avenue
Baker
Weather Summary for Virginia Today and Outlook
Fair tonight in Virginia with a low in the 50s. Wednesday will be mostly sunny with highs in the 80s. Thursday outlook calls for partly cloudy and warmer conditions. Rainfall data through today shows August totals and year to date figures with monthly percentages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Jon
Pat Nian
Mississippi voters choose governor between Johnson and Coleman
About 445,000 Mississippi Democrats head to the polls to pick between Lt. Gov. Paul Johnson and former Gov. J. P. Coleman. The race centers on segregation and civil rights with both candidates opposing Kennedy policy. Polls run 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. CST as hand counts begin in most precincts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson, Miss
Mississippi
Paul Johnson
J.P. Coleman
Kennedy
University of Misssissippi
Adams County
Natchez
Copters Provisions For Troop Airlift In Washington
About 30 helicopters from Ft Bragg N C arrive to provide rapid airlift for troops if needed in connection with the march on Washington. The helicopters will carry no troops from Ft Bragg. Defense Department had announced about 3 000 Army and Marine troops would be moved into the area from Ft Meade Md Ft Belvoir and Quantico Va in addition to 1 000 troops normally stationed nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Army
Defense Department
Ft. Meade
Ft. Belvoir
Quantico Marine Base
Empty Quarter in Saudi Arabia Quietest Earth Region
The vast Empty Quarter in Saudi Arabia is described as the planet's least populated area outside polar zones with few inhabitants and sparse development across its desert expanse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saudi Arbia
Earth
Polar
Students travel ban violators face penalties
The article notes that students traveling to Cuba faced a ban with penalties including up to a $5,000 fine or five years in prison. It mentions flights via Prague and that students funded trips before July 27 and later incurred personal expenses as funds ran out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cuba
Prague
Czechoslovakia
Fragmentary Puzzle Answers from a 19th Century Quiz
A list of scattered clues and answers including Maine Bird Soviet Russia Northerners sympathetic to Confederacy Colorado Oklahoma Does not 1773 Olympia.
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Soviet Russia
Confederacy
Colorado
Oklahoma
1773
Olympia
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Carl Keller
Fowler Service
Mrs. Carson Keeler
Alvis Johnson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Pera Gold
NSM
National Selected
Form
HS Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun
Raton
New Mexico
Wayne Morse
D-Ore
Morse
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commerce Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
Sen
Sen. Cotton
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Chicago Livestock
Wall Street
New York
Associated Press
Industria S
Utilities
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
S. Loudoun
Brumback
N. Cameron
D. C
Demos
D.C
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
I, Q
Maine
Bird
Glidden
Glaize & Bro
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Berryville Avenue
Amherst Steet
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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