Deaths and Funerals William C McCauley
William C McCauley 70 of 301 National Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. He was born in Guernsey County Ohio husband of Ella Franks and WWI veteran. Survived by wife a daughter a stepchildren two sisters two brothers and two grandchildren. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home Monday 1 30 p m with burial at Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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William C. McCauley
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. McCauley
Guernsey County
Ohio
Luther
Annie Powers McCauley
Ella Franks
Hagerstown
Centenary United Church of Christ (Reformed
McCauley
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Lewis Smith, Jr
Winchester
Ray Tucker
Washington, D. C
James Grimes
Silas Grim
Middletown
Roger Mahen
Edgewater
C. J. Orndorff
Grimes
Harry McCauley
Walter McCauley
Sharon Jaye Smith
Donna Lou Smith
Jones Funeral Home
Henry W. Korinth
Elmer Kline
Harrison B. Keckley
Charles L. Clopper
Sherwin Farmer
Victor W. Wheeler
Elmore Letterman
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Whitacre Funeral Held at Fairview Lutheran Church
The funeral service for William W. Whitacre 86 of Capon Bridge will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Fairview Lutheran Church by Rev. Donald Wright. Burial follows in Fairview Cemetery with pallbearers Alban P. Smith John Haines Charles J. Nash James Alexander William Moreland Roy Emmett and honorary pallbearers Winifred Moreland Ray Pugh William Slonaker William Smith Harry Richmond and A. C. Lovett. The body will rest in the church for one hour prior to the service.
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William W. Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Fairview Lutheran Church
Donald Wright
Fairview Cemetery
Alban P. Smith
John Haines
Charles J. Nash
James Alexander
William Moreland
Roy Emmett
Winifred Moreland
Ray Pugh
William Slonaker
William Smith
Harry Richmond
A. C. Lovett
Funeral service for Arlie Triplett at Hebron Baptist Church
Arlie Triplett of Gore died Friday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. The funeral will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. conducted by Rev. Morris Cather at Hebron Baptist Church, Gore. Pallbearers are Delbert Whitacre Otis Maury Arthur M. Pugh Henry Gold James C. Sawyer and Leslie Lucas. Burial will be in Shenandoah. The body rests at the Jones funeral home.
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Arlie Triplett
Gore
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Morris Cather
Hebron Baptist Church
Delbert Whitacre
Otis Maury
Arthur M. Pugh
Henry Gold
James C. Sawyer
Leslie Lucas
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones
Mrs Mary Fuller Rosenberger dies at Maplewood Nursing Home
Mary Fuller Rosenberger age 78 widow of John A. Rosenberger died at Maplewood Nursing Home after a month as patient. Born April 18 1881 in Chambersburg she lived in the city since 1890 and was a Market Street Methodist member. Survived by three daughters Miss Mary Virginia Rosenberger Mrs Arthur F Drakle of Agana Guam and Mrs Gus H Grisard of Annandale one sister Miss Henrietta Fuller and one brother Lindsie Fuller. Funeral Monday at 3 p.m. Kurtz Funeral Home burial Mt Hebron Cemetery in charge of Rev Charles J Bright assisted by Rev J C Dugger.
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Mary Fuller Rosenberger
Peyton St
John A. Rosenberger
Maplewood
Chambersburg
Charles
Virginia Siever Fuller
Rosenber
Market Street
Mary Virginia Rosenberger
Arthur F. Drakle
Agana
Guam
Gus H. Grisard
Annandale
Henrietta H. Fuller
Lindsie Fuller
Hagerstown
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Charles J. Bright
Market Street Methodist Church
Nenah Love Jackson 89 Funeral Planned at Omps
Funeral service for Mrs. Nenah Love Jackson 89 wife of Llewellyn Jackson of 115 Morgan St died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital will be held Monday at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. Carl W. Hiser and Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall officiating Pallbearers named Jackson Robinson Edward Robinson John T Good Holmes Yeakley Stewart Yeakley and Charles Schmidt Members of the Women's Christian Temperance Union will attend as a group at 1 45 p.m. Monday at Omps Funeral Home.
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Nenah Love Jackson
Llewellyn Jackson
Morgan St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps
Carl W. Hiser
Joseph S. Duckwall
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Jackson Robinson
Edward Robinson
John T. Good
Holmes Yeakley
Stewart Yeakley
Charles Schmidt
Women's Christian Temperance Union
Clarke Teachers Hold Memorial for Miss Eleanor Fishpaw
Clarke County teachers gathered Wednesday in Berryville to honor Miss Eleanor Fishpaw. Mrs. Hilda L. Joyce led the memorial noting her noble character deep experience and eminent ability as a faithful teacher. A memorial reading from the Clarke County Education Association executive board was shared with attendees.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Eleanor Fishpaw
Hilda L. Joyce
Local parade awards honor drum corps and majorette groups
The list recognizes Harpers Ferry Romney Hag erstown Freestaters Rouss Junior and others for best drum and bugle corps best marching unit and best ladies' auxiliary at the event. The parade committee included Floyd Stickles Jr and J Fred Jones with groups from Great Falls The Plains Occonstion Arlington Fauquier County and Hagerstown Golden Majorettes.
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Harpers Ferry
Romney
Hagerstown
Golden
Floyd Stickles, Jr
J. Fred Jones
Car Crashes on Route 50 and Route 340 Injure Several
A 1958 Chevrolet on Route 50 crashed near Paris Mountain in Clarke County causing $2,000 damage. Driver Jack D. Mahone of Fort Belvoir and two passengers were treated at Memorial Hospital. A second crash on Route 340 north of Berryville injured Will Rose Gravel, with damage listed at $975. A two year old girl, Angelia Lintz, sustained a fractured skull and head lacerations after running into a moving car. she is listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital. The driver involved was Robert Hamilton Lee of Winchester.
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Paris Mountain
Clarke County
Memorial Hospital
Berryville
L. M. Bauserman
Rt. 50
Jack D. Mahone
Fort Belvoir
Alva Demont
Jimmy Etherddge
Ft. Belvoir
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Bauserman
Will Rose Gravel
Rt. 2
Rt. 340
Gravel
Angelia Mariece Lintz
Joseph Lintz
Fairmont Ave
Robert Hamilton Lee
Winchester
Lintz
Soviets Balk at Western Nuke Test Controls
Russia section notes the Soviets balked at Western demands for controls to prevent sneak tests. Negotiations recessed on Wednesday for six weeks with agreement reached on only minor parts of the treaty.
Ike meets royal family as Scots give biggest welcome yet
Eisenhower arrives at Benson Air Base amid cheering crowds with Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip accompanying him to Dyce Airport. The visit includes a lakeside picnic and a focus on the little summit topics such as the Soviet Berlin threat and NATO.
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Eisenhower
Royal Air Force
Benson Air Base
Royal Piper
Elizabeth II
Prince Charles
Princess Anne
Prince Philip
Dyce
Aberdeen
England
West Berlin
Laos
Royal
Washington
Friy
Apple industry talk underscores growth and marketing needs
Dr Magness notes record apple quality and profitability trends while urging better marketing, committee studies, and expanded consumption. The event in Berryville features Byrd and Putnam with tours, luncheon, and a dinner for dealers at the Golf Club and hotel.
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Senate
Magness
United States
Puerto Rico
Appalacian
Byrd
Berryville
Westwood
B. Beverley Byrd
Rosemont Orchard No.1
Sen. Byrd
Steve Putnam
Lake Ontario
New York
Apple Growers’ Association
New York State
Golf
George Washington Hotel
Fruit Growers Section Reports On Crop and Growth
FRUIT members and non members heard progress reports and discussed this year s apple crop size nationally and locally. The group praised statements by R S Graves of Syria and John Neff of Staunton on building a strong foundation for permanent grower organizations. Vice presidents named: John P Caspar Hancock Md William M Lott York Springs Pa and Fred C Matson Martinsburg W Va.
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R. S. Graves
Syria
John Neff
Staunton
Robinson
John P. Caspar
Hancock
William M. Lott
York Springs
Fred C. Matson
Martinsburg
W.va
Man shoots wife's suitor in bank lobby in Cradock
In Cradock Virginia a 40 year old Norfolk Naval Air Station mechanic E L Burton was shot dead in a bank lobby by William Edward Swanson 57 also based at the same air station Swanson surrendered at the scene and told police the man had been molesting his wife for years Swanson fired five shots from a .25 caliber automatic and then left, putting away the pistol across the street.
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Cradock
William Edward Swanson
Norfolk
E. L. Burton
Norfolk Naval Air Station
Swanson
Burton
Bank Bingham
Byrd criticizes inflation and NAACP over Prince Edward County schools
Senator Byrd denounces inflation and big government and accuses NAACP leaders of enforcing integration while condemning Prince Edward County for closing Negro schools. He calls for NAACP funding to repair the educational harm and warns of desegregation as a planned massive program.
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Byrd
Prince Edward County
NAACP
Warren Court
Prince Edward
Roy Wilkins
Presidents urged to travel more by London daily
The London Daily Telegraph urged American presidents to abandon travel stints and tour the globe. It praised Eisenhower’s royal reception in London as evidence of a popular leader bound to inspire allies and steer the free world.
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London
America
London Daily Telegraph
Eisenhower
Free World
Warren County High School Reopens Amid Massive Resistance Laws
Mr. Phillips noted motion copies sent to plaintiffs' attorneys as Warren County public high school, run by the county school board, faces court action for a third time. Previous appeals to the Fourth Circuit failed to stay an injunction, reopening the school in February after it had closed to 1,048 white students since September, while 20 Negro students attended.
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Warren County
County School Board
Phillips
Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Baltimore
Sales Directory for Early September Auctions
A schedule of auctions and sales across Pennsylvania and West Virginia listing managers, dates, times, and locations. Items include farm machinery furniture electrical appliances livestock and dairy equipment real estate and county land with named auctioneers and trustees.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Denny ’S
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Stephen Ailes
Water Fall
Beddington
W. Va
Martinsburg
Lowe, Horner, Miller
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
BE. T. Snider
Weather Summary and Local Remarks for Virginia and Aden Context
Variable cloudiness with scattered showers ahead of Sunday heat and humidity. Virginia temperatures show highs around 86 and lows near 65 to 70s, with rainfall totals and monthly averages noted. The report also mentions Aden as a British protectorate at the Red Sea junction and cites its population about 650,000.
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Aden
Protectorate
Red Sea
Arabian Sea
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Whitacre Service
Triplett
Arlie Henry Triplett
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
J. A. Rosenberger
Jackson Service
Clarke
Fishpaw
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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Russia
Ike
Sage
E. Piccadilly St
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Florence Nightingale
Italy
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Southern States Cooperative
Southern States Cooperative, Inc
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Clarke County High School
Farm Home Advisory Committee
George A. Jackson
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