Deaths and Funerals of C McCauley
C McCauley of 301 National Ave died Friday. Funeral conducted this afternoon at Jones Home by Rev Henry Korinth of Centenary Church. Pallbearers Elmer Kline Harrison B Keckley Charles L Clopper Sherwin Farmer Victor W Wheeler Elmore Letterman. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park with Rev L M Helsley. Call at Jones Funeral Home for friends and relatives.
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C. McCauley
National Ave
Jones 2
Henry Korinth
Centenary Church
Elmer Kline
Harrison B. Keckley
Charles L. Clopper
Sherwin Farmer
Victor W. Wheeler
Elmore Letterman
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Rev. L. M. Helsley
Jones Funeral Home
Mrs. Orville Garrett Dies After Long Illness in Chambersville
Mrs. Zola B. Garrett 54 of Chambersville died Sunday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born in Kirby West Virginia she was daughter of the late af Christoe and Rosa Mae Shanholtz. She married Orville H. Garrett in Cumberland Maryland September 11 1924 and was a member of Augusta Christian Church. Survived by husband four children Alston Winchester Chester Nain Alma and Joyce at home ten brothers and four sisters and seven grandchildren. Funeral arrangements set for Wednesday at 1:30 p.m.
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Zola B. Garrett
Chambersville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Garrett
Kirby
W. Va
Af Christo Eee
Rosa Mae Smith Shanholtz
Orville H. Garrett
Cumberland
Augusta Christian Church
Alston Garrett
Winchester
Chester Garrett
Nain
Alma Smith
Joyce Garrett
Chester Shanholtz
Oma Shanholtz
Natine Hendershell
Viola Jones
Wilda Coward
Lou Shanholtz
Baltimore
Jake Shanholtz
Siler
Elva Giffin
Devon Bridge
Velma Petrella Roval
Bethesda
Funeral Services for Mrs Zola B Garrett
Funeral services for Mrs Zola B Garrett are set for Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Jones Funeral Home Inc.
County Teachers Listed by Elementary and High Schools
Middletown and several towns list principals and faculty. Principals include Stanley Roger Koontz at Middletown and Charles Edward Lizer at Robinson Memorial, with staff across Stephens City Stonewall Bryarly Kernstown and Kernstown.
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Bessie T. Renner
Margaret F. Shook
Harold P. Teets
Lenore H. Eavis
Vera K. Crawford
Lucile B Tucker
Rebecca Bly
Edith Slonaker
Evelyn B. Goode
Bonnie W. Graney
Charlotte Smith
Geraldine Bayne
Betty Wright
Ruth Haines
Lucille Walter
H. Denis Hoover
Stephens City
Mary Racey
Ida Samsell
Mildred Gordon
David S. Radcliffe
Elsie Zea
Martha FE. Funk
Mildred R. Loving
Mary C. Turner
Beverly B. Fogg
Norma H. Wright
Bertha W. Stickley
Mary J. Maphis
Sue Bell Hogshead
Elspeth Borden
Katherine McClanahan
Margaret Kern
Lucille Lind
Stonewall
Albert Colaw, Jr
Jean F. Nixon
Audrey Combs
Dorothy Saville
Myrtle Tederick
Jo- Ann Ewing
Dixie Ann Hacer
Virginia M. Whitacre
Susan Gore
Mary F
Local Schools Announce Faculty At Miller Round Hill White Hall
Nanty Lewis and Mrs Marian P Duvall head Miller School and Round Hill and White Hall principals list across several campuses. The three Negro schools open tomorrow with specified teachers Cedar Hill Middletown Stephens City as they pilot an earlier schedule for a fall teach workshop.
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Nanty Lewis
Marian P. Duvall
Miller School
Ethel Cooper
Hattie C. Graham
Lillian B. Pifer
Mary R. Shockey
Round Hill
Llano F. Garber
Nina Williams
Wilda McFarland
Jeanette Alexander
Dorothy Haines
White Hall
William E. Bailey
Curtis L. Porter
Mabel H. Boyles
Katherine Swisher
Charlotte L. Strickler
Highview
Susan Dicks
Nellie P. Colfelt
Armel
Pauline Jordan
Mae F. Painter
Gravel Springs
Eula Fair
Esther Moore
Marcia Taper
Cedar Hill
Audra Honesty
Middletown
Elenora Davis
Stephens City
Douglas
Dalai Lama Seeks UN Support After Tibet Crisis
Nehru warned Peiping last week to defend Bhutan and Sikkim from aggression. The Dalai Lama asked Nehru to grant emigre government status, which Nehru refused. The Dalai Lama appeals to the United Nations as Tibet grows darker after fleeing Lhasa last March.
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Dorji
Bhutan
N. K. Rustomji
Sikkim
India
Tibet
Nehru
Peiping
Dalai Lama
Lhasa
United Nations
Answers to I Q A Q S from 19th century hints
Enigmatic list identifies Enoch as answer number one Cap or copper as item two and references to religious orders in Gaul Britain and Ireland. Mentions gasoline US Junior Chamber of Commerce year 1929 and a painter sculptor. Five cents Idaho Andrew Johnson notes sewing machine patent in 1846.
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Enoch
Gaul
Britain
Ireland
U. S. Jr. Chamber of Commerce
Idaho
Andrew Johnson
Local Auctions and Sales Directory for September Dates
A list of upcoming auctions and sales across the region with dates and locations. Entries include D. S. T. Ralph W. Horst near Marion Pennsylvania. Denny’s Commission Auction near Winchester Route 7. Edward Ned Morrow and Stephen Ailes at Water Fall Farm Beddington West Virginia. Harry B. Hartley near Grimes Virginia. J Randolph Larrick trustee at Frederick County Court House. Dabney W. Watts substitute trustee in Winchester with county land.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Stephen Ailes
Water Fall
W. D. Orndorff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Armel
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
F. T. Snider
Three Youths Drown In Farm Pond Near Ettrick
A flatbottom boat carrying four Virginia State College sophomores overturned in a one acre pond near Ettrick. Eugene Payne 20 of Palmyra James Reddick 19 of Suffolk and Richard Young 19 of Courtland drowned. Howard Warren 18 of Pittsylvania County survived after rescue attempt.
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Ettrick
Eguene Payne
Palmyra
James Reddick
Suffolk
Richard Young
Courtland
Howard Warren
Pittsylvania County
William Cobb
Farmville
Cobb
Chesterfield County
Virginia State College
Ike Talks With De Gaulle Boost Hope for Allied Unity
President Eisenhower appears to have secured French backing on Algeria nuclear ambitions and a stronger French voice in Allied planning as he prepares a Paris visit to meet De Gaulle. In London he received a warm salute and joined Prime Minister Macmillan for a televised update on West‑Soviet relations.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
de Gaulle
Algeria
Paris
United States and Britain maintain strong relations says Eisenhower
President Eisenhower notes that despite occasional differences the United States and Britain have kept their alliance strong for 18 years. He emphasizes the current depth of U.S.-British relations as a principal concern and a sign of shared interests across Europe.
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Zerland
Austria
Belgium
Holland
Italy
Sweden
France
Macmillan
United States
Britain
Hisenhower
Car Crash on Rt 50 Damages Vehicles in West Virginia
State Trooper L P Coverstone reports a 1955 Pontiac driven by Kirman Phelps of Minneapolis Minnesota skidded off Rt 50 and struck the left rear of a 1950 Ford truck driven by Herbert Washburn of Lost Creek West Virginia. The cars suffered about $500 in damage and the driver fled into the woods after the collision. A report on whether the driver was found was not available. The incident occurred about 60 miles west of Winchester at 6 45 p m yesterday.
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L. P. Coverstone
Kirman Phelps
Minneapolis
Minn
Herbert Washburn
Lost Creek
W. Va
Winchester
States Overhaul Tax Laws to Boost State Revenues
States tightened tax rules amid revenue pressures, with 111 major changes across 38 states as of 1959. Increases topped 87, with 12 new taxes and 5 reductions, while Kansas repealed a severance tax on oil and gas. Governors sought balanced budgets through cash on hand, existing taxes, or borrowing.
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New York
The
Tax Foundation
the Foundation
Kansas
Louisiana
Montana
Oregon
Car and Fruit Stand Damages Reported After Weekend Incidents
Saturday reports note damage to a Pontiac totaling 250 dollars and the track 15 dollars. A 1951 Hudson driven by Ira Mason of Yellow Springs West Virginia ran off Rt. 50 near Winchester, hitting a fruit stand with 50 dollars car damage and 15 dollars stand damage. A 1959 Ford driven by Roger Lamp hit a 1958 Plymouth driven by Madeline Lyle near Winchester on Rt. 11, totaling 60 dollars for the Ford and 5 dollars for the Plymouth.
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Damge
Coverstone
Ira Mason
Yellow Springs
W. Va
Rt. 50
Winchester
Bauserman
Roger Lee Lamp
Rt. 4
Madeline H. Lyle
Harrisburg
Hemlock Trees Compared as Harmless and Lethal
The state tree of Pennsylvania the eastern hemlock is described as harmless while the old world hemlock is noted for deadly juices once claimed to have killed Socrates in ancient sources.
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Pennsylvania
Socrates
Weather Elsewhere Brief Notice
Regional weather update notes scattered conditions across areas abroad and out of state with brief remarks on temperature trends and precipitation potential.
Weather outlook for Virginia shows showers and warm highs
Mostly cloudy humid conditions with showers or thundershowers tonight and Tuesday. Showers may be heavy east of the mountains. Tonight's low around 65 to 74 with Tuesday highs in the 80s. Five day outlook Sept 1-5 predicts 2 to 5 degrees above normal and scattered showers Tuesday and Friday. Also notes Winchester skies data and a Ohio figure John W. Bricker honored with a town marker.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals And Averages For Past 46 Years
Rainfall in the last 48 hours ends 8 30 a m today August total to date 2 86 for August 24 72 in 1959 annual average 36 85. Monthly averages show January 243 February 2 04 March 3 01 April 3 14 May 3 81 June 3 85 July 3 81 August 3 94 September 2 68 October 13 25 November 2 52 December 2 37.
Girl in Coma 3 Years Dies
Gloria Miller, 15, of Chambersburg, Pa., who had been in a coma for over three years, died Sunday at Harrisburg State Hospital. Doctors said there is no cure for the rare degenerative central nervous system disease. The report also notes the International Council of Nurses as the world’s oldest international professional women’s organization, founded in 1899.
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Harrisburg, Pa
Gloria Miller
Chambersburg
Harrisburg State Hospital
The
International Council of Nurses
Organization of Professional Women
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