Deaths and Funerals Mrs Carter Hall
Mrs. Robert Carter Hall widow of the late Robert Carter Hall of this city died Saturday in Noel. She is survived by a son Robert T. Hall of Newark and two step-daughters Mrs. John V. Eddy and Mrs. F A. Syrock of this city. The funeral is at 2 p.m. today in Newark with graveside rites tomorrow at Prospect Hill Cemetery, Front Royal conducted by Maddox Funeral Home.
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Robert Carter Hall
Noel
Robert
T. Hall
Neward
John V. Eddy
F. A. Syrock
Newark
Maddox Funeral Home
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Front Royal
Mrs Ollie Lupton 81 Dies at Winchester Memorial
Mrs Ollie Lupton 81 of Northwestern Grade Winchester died yesterday at Winchest er Memorial Hospital after illness since July 9 She was born in Hampshire County daughter of the late William and Mary Oates Her husband William Lupton died in 1947 She leaves eight children and many grandchildren A service is set for Wednesday at 3 p m at Timber Ridge Christian Church with Rev Mark Andes Burial follows at Timber Ridge Cemetery Body at Omps Funeral Home
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Ollie Belle Lupton
Winchuster Memorial Hospital
Hampshire County
William and Mary Lohr Oates
William Lupton
Congregational Christian Church
Russell Lupton
Goldie Kern
Nellie Sawyer
Thomas Lupton
Blanche Fry
Timber Ridge
Ramey Service Memorial For Polly Maupin Ramey
Funeral for Polly Virginia Maupin Ramey who died Friday at her home near Boyce was held yesterday at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev South officiating. Burial followed at Rockland Cemetery in Warren County. Pallbearers included Linwood Lann Philip Grim Clay Carper Alfred Nicodemus W S Yowell and John Anders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Virginia Maupin Ramey
Boyce
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mr. South
Rockland Cemetery
Warren County
Mark Palle
Linwood Lann
Philip Grim
Clay Carper
Alfred Nicodemus
W. S. Yowell
John Anders
Funeral Service for Joseph T. Allder in Bluemont Methodist Church
Funeral service for Joseph Thomas Allder who died Friday will be held tomorrow at 2 p m in Bluemont Methodist Church. Burial is in Ebenezer Cemetery, Loudoun County, with pallbearers Robert Boxley, Earl Iden, Charles Pierson, Milford Ballenger, Clarence Fields and John Whaley. Body rests at John M Enders Funeral Home in Berryville.
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Joseph Thomas Allder
Bluemont
Ebenezer
Loudoun County
Robert Boxley
Earl Iden
Charles Pierson
Milford Ballenger
Clarence Fields
John Whaley
John M. Enders
Berryville
Miss Eva Taylor Dies in Staunton Sanatorium
Eva Holliday Taylor six year old of 14 S Washington St died yesterday at DeJarnette Sanatorium Staunton after a month as patient. Born in this city she was a daughter of the late James William and Mary Sherrard Myers Taylor. A lifelong Presbyterian, she had lived with her sister since returning home.
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Eva Holliday Taylor
S. Washington St
DeJarnette Sanatorium
Staunton
James William and
Mary Sherrard Myers Taylor
Presbyterian Church
Jacksonville Police Given Emergency Powers
After two days of racial violence emergency police powers were in effect in Jacksonville. Mayor Burns banned large gatherings and unnecessary traffic as police arrested 138 people. The NAACP Youth Council called off sit-ins while urging continued peaceful action and a federal investigation into the clashes.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Lsst
W. A. Miller
Miller
Haydon Burns
Eisenhower
Department of Justice
Rodney Hurst
Teacher of penmanship at Dwight Morrow High School
Obituary notes a longtime penmanship teacher at Dwight Morrow High School New Jersey. Survivors include sister Minnie H. Taylor and nephews James Taylor and Frank Bell Taylor. Funeral tomorrow at 11 am at Kurtz Funeral Home conducted by Dr George Jackson and Rev G Raymond Womeldorf. Burial Mt Hebron with pallbearers Charles Baker A Lee Coble Allen Myer Warren Myer Charles Myer Randle Myer. Body resting at Kurtz.
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Dwight Morrow High School
New Jersey
Minnie H. Taylor
James Taylor
Pompano Beach
Fla
Frank Bell Taylor
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
George Jackson
Raymond Womeldorf
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Charles B. Baker
A. Lee Coble
Allen Myer
Warren Myer
Charles Myer
Randle Myer
Kurtz Funeral Home
Tobian Captures First Gold in 1956 Springboard Dive
Gary Tobian a 25 year old ex GI from Glendale California won the men's 3 meter springboard at the 17th Olympic Games. The United States extended its streak to nine straight in the event as Tobian upset teammate Sam Hall of Dayton Ohio. Mexico’s Juan Botella finished third after defeating Tobian in Melbourne 1956 platform finals.
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Rome
Gary Tobian
Glendale
Calif
United States
Tobian
Sam Hall
Dayton
Ohio
Mexico
Juan Botella
Melbourne
Congo peace mission recovers amid U N force attacks
Lt Gerald T Henery of Washington D C described returning from Stanleyville wounded and shaken It was said Foreign Minister Justin Bomboko apologized for the incident Shock appeared in his speech as Henery recounted being beaten by Congolese soldiers and agitated civilians during a U N peace operation.
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Sador
Justin Bomboko
Gerald T. Henery
Washington, D.C
Stanleyville
Henery
U.N
Leopoldville
United States
Lumumba
U.S
Clare H. Timberlake
Ferry Collision Seatrain Georgia Sheds Fog Claims
The Delaware, Lackawanna & Western ferryboat collided with the Seatrain Georgia near Edgewater New Jersey at 9 15 am. No panic aboard as some rushed for life preservers. The Seatrain Georgia proceeded to her pier after the impact.
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Delaware, Lackawanna & Western Railroad
Seatrain Georgia
Edgewater
N.J
Savannah
Seatrain Lines Inc
Roy C. Waring
New York
Waning
Weather Bureau
OAS ministers condemn Cuban backed moves at San Jose
At San Jose the OAS foreign ministers condemn Cuba and Soviet influence in the Americas by a 19 to 1 vote and reject a Cuban appeal to curb U.S. actions toward Fidel Castro. Cuban walkout follows Dominican Republic and Venezuela tensions as debates sharpen over the inter American system. Normal babies learn to walk between 9 and 15 months.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Organization of American States
Cuba
Americas
United States
Fidel Castro
Raul Roa
Dominican Republic
Rafael Trujillo
Romulo Betancourt
Community Names Listed Across Several Towns
A lengthy roster lists dozens of residents across Middletown Robinson Memorial Stephens City Stonawall Bryarly Kernstown Miller White Hall Highview Armel Gravel Springs Gibson and more. Names include Christine Watt Gertrude Mann Merle Eaton Violet Hollis Gladys Adams Myrtle Breckenridge India Jones Dorothy Biggert Lucille Lineburg and many others.
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Christine Watt
Gertrude Mann
Merle Eaton
Violet Hollis
Gladys Adams
Myrtle Breckenridge
India Jones
Dorothy Biggert
Lucille Lineburg
NLRB Plans Election at Dinner Ready
The National Labor Relations Board will hold an election at Dinner Ready Co in Winchester to decide if the Meat Cutters Union AFL CIO will represent 130 workers. Stephen Coyle, international vice president, is to address the meeting at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Labor Relations Board
Dinner Redy Co
Winchester
Anere Eee Internaal
Amalcunered Meat Cutters Union
AFL -Cio
Meat Cutters Union
Stephen International
Coyle
Union
One-Car Crash Damages Lincoln and Oldsmobile
Newton R Brown of Orange reported damage to his Lincoln with $350 in damage after a one car crash on the highway. Maurice Lee Nail Jr of Rt. 2 Winchester was injured when his 1950 Olds ran off the road, rolled, and ended up on its wheels with $175 damage to the car.
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Tiae
Newton R. Brown
Orange
Maurice Lee Nail, Jr
Rt. 2
Winchester
F Nail
Stock Market Mixed Moves As Industrials Dip
New York stocks drift lower in light to moderate turnover with the Dow Jones average down to 634.94 and the AP 60 at 223.40. Steel, autos slide while rails, oils, chemicals and electronics show varied gains and losses amid a market pattern similar to last week.
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New York
Motors
Associated Press
Dow Jones
U.S
Regional Sales Directory Listings Across Multiple Farms
A sequence of upcoming auctions through August 31 and September 6 lists farm machinery dairy cattle household goods furniture tractors livestock and farming implements. Auctions occur near Marion Charles Town Stephens City Winchester Inwood Summit Point with auctioneers W D Orndorff B F Dodson W F Artrip Jr and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Viola V. Welch
Ramey Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
B. F. Dodson
Stephens City
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
Weather forecast for Virginia shows heat and scattered storms
The today forecast calls for generally fair conditions with lows between 68 and 74 and highs between 90 and 96 with sunshine. The five day outlook from Aug 20 to Sept 3 projects temperatures 5 to 8 degrees above normal, with showers likely Wednesday and Saturday. Sunset 6 48 p.m. sunrise 5 40 a.m. moonset 11 25 p.m. first quarter 2 23 p.m.
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Virginia
Uorter
Monthly Rainfall Averages From Past Forty Seven Years
Rainfall totals to date 2.88 inches for 1960 and 30.39 inches for the season. Average monthly rainfall over the last 47 years lists January 2.24 February 2.02 March 2.98 April 3.16 May 3.77 June 3.85 July 3.89 August 3.92 September 2.67 October 3.30 November 2.49 December 2.38.
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Robert C. Hall
Quincey
Garland Oates
Capon Bridge
Puneral Service Ambulance Services
Snellings
Ramey Service
Allder Service
Miss Eva Taylor
Order of the Golden Rule
Privage Parking
Loudoun Street
Vuild
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Bulletin
Cess
E. Piccadilly St
Mae
OAS
Katanga
Sasai
Tshombe
Kalonji
Bakwanga
Elisabethville
United Nations
Tanga Kasai
Ly~ha
Ian Berendo
Congo
Middletown
Roger Koontz
Holtzman Frazier
Sadie Shull
Mary Ann Rexrode
Edith Hockman
Eloise Clem
Myrtle Rhodes
Alma Burns
Marilyn Robinson
H. Dennis Hoover
Nancy E. Harper
Ida S. Samsell
Mildred Gordon
Robert R. Rexrode
Ruth B. Rinker
Elsie Zea
Martha Funk
Mildred Loving
Mary Turner
Esther Dick
Norma Wright
Bertha Stickley
Mary Markis
Sue Bell Hogshead
Elspeth Borden
Katherine McClanahan
Margaret Kern
Lucille Lind
Stonawall
Albert Colaw
Jean Nixon
William Bailey
Dorothy Saville
Audrey Coms
JoAnn Ewing
Myrtle Tederick
Virginia Vinson
Virginia Whitacre
Ramona Lowman
John W. Miller, Jr
Mary Hoke
Marguerite Beam
Grace Carpenter
Ruth Bartlett
Geraldine Osborne
Bryarly
Ruth Nellis
Phyllis Johnson
Edith Seldon
Geneva Strawderman
Kernstown
Lydia Barton
Dorothy Conner
Nancy Lewis
Marian Duvall
Ethel Cooper
Hattie Graham
Lillian Pifer
Mary Shockey
Ber
Nina Williams
Wilda McFarland
Jeannette Alexander
Dorothy Haines
White Hall
John H. Lewis, Jr
Dixie A. Hager
Katherine Swisher
Mabel Boyles
Highview
Charlotte Strickler
Susan Dicks
Nellie Colfelt
Armel
Pauline L. Jordan
Mae Painter
Gravel Springs
Esther C. Moore
Gibson
Audra Honesty
Marcia Taper
Margaret Davis
NLRB
Redy
Golf
Neither
Republic of Panama
Rags
Jackson
Carbon
Wallis Warfield
St. Augustine
Ayres
All Miller’s Flower Shop
Ibuhdonsonee
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
F.H.A
Dr. E. B. LeFevre
Inwood
Berkeley County
D.S.T
Morris
Ferguson
W. 8. Lewis
C. W. Hensell
E.U.B. Church
Agrien
Senden
Tye
Agrico Soil Service
Agrico Agronomists
acRico
Agrico
Green Chemical Company, Inc
Wyck St
The
American Agricultural Chemical Co
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