Obituaries Highlight Bly Ashwood and Miller Losses
The Winchester area records multiple deaths with services planned. William H Bly of Relief died after a long illness leaving a widow Ruby Lowe and three daughters. a funeral is set at Jones Funeral Home. Court ney Loring Ashwood, shot Wednesday, will be buried at National Cemetery after a Friday funeral at Omps Funeral Home. Mary Virginia Miller, 72, died at Bufflick Road home. services at Omps followed by burial at Fairview Cemetery.
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William Howard Taft Bly
Courtney Loring Ashwood
Omps Funeral
Robert Chaplin
Bernard Ramacciatti
Thomas Edwards
James Creswell
James Kelchner
Earl Dodson
National Cemetery
Winchester
Mary Virginia Miller
Carson L. Midler
Bufflick Road
Mrs. Miller
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Samuel Harvey
Minnie Bell Keckley Sirbaugh
Gore Baptist Church
Olin A. Miller
Donald Lee Jenkins
Cletis Miller
Willis H. Miller
Stephensh City
Violet M. Stickel
Stephenson
Lee Sirbaugh
Ida Kelso
Verndale
Washington
William.c. Miller
Sidney
Australia
Omps
E. T. Clark
Fairview
Gore
Taftaly Funeral Service Scheduled for Wednesday
William Howard Taftaly is to be laid to rest at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with service details to follow.
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William Howard
Mrs Angie Thomas Dies After Long Winchester Ties
Mrs Angie Thomas formerly of Winchester and Morgan Town W V died in Grafton West Virginia. She ran the Rose May Beauty Shop on Loudoun Street. Survived by husband Jack Thomas two daughters Mrs Geneieve Puckett and Mrs Eleanor Benson both of Winchester one son Rudolph Morrone of New Castle Pa and two grandchildren Mrs Jacorgie Cross Homer and James Puckett of Winchester. Funeral conducted Wednesday at the DeCarlo Funeral Home in Uniontown Pa.
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Shaw- Hee
Stephens City
Virginia Woolen Company
Blair Webber
Bly
Mary Lou Tinsman
Helen West
Winchester
Peggy Bly
Bernard Bly
Annie Lowery
Alfred Bly
Catherine Perry
Leonard Bly
Cora ‘Gorman
Sykesville
Ethel Cook
Martinsburg
W. Va
Louise Bly
Philadelphia
Raymond Bly
Strasburg
Emma. Willis
Lake Mary
Fla
Herbert Bly
Jeffrey Tinsman
Denise West
Jones Funeral Home
Josiah A. Andrew
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Angie Thomas
Morgantown
Grafton
Rose May
Loudoun St
Geneieve Puckett
Eleanor Benson
Rudolph Morrone
New Castle
Jacorgie Cross Homer
James Puckett
DeCarlo Funeral Home
Uniontown
The American Indian Migration Theory Examined
The American Indian is believed to have migrated to this country from Asia during the Ice Age, a longstanding theory explored by researchers. Evidence from archaeological finds suggests early peoples crossed a land bridge and dispersed across North America over millennia.
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Asia
Family of eight homeless after Cedar Grove fire
A Cedar Grove house burned Saturday leaving theArnold family of eight with only their bathing suits. The Clearbrook Fire Co. found the fire beyond saving on arrival about 2 45 PM. The owners were away at the time and the house contents were not insured. The Red Cross seeks clothing donations including specific men women and children sizes to aid the Arnolds.
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Cedar Grove
Clearbrook Fire Co
Roy Arnold
Six Hurt In Weekend Crashes Across Area
Traffic crashes injured six persons over the weekend. James Strawderman and wife of Woodland Avenue were damaged in a two vehicle crash on Cedar Creek Grade. Strawderman suffered chin and leg cuts while Mrs Strawderman had a head cut. A panel truck driven by William Rhodes collided with their car on a curve. They were taken to Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. In Clarke County four more were hurt in two crashes on Rt 50 near Paris Mountain around 6 30 pm. Mrs Emmett Barr and her 10 year old son Bradley suffered facial and head cuts. Sgt Edward J Wilkie of Ft. Lee was also injured in the other vehicle. Mrs Barr and son were taken to Memorial Hospital by Enders Rescue Squad. Sgt Wilkie was expected to be released today. Anna Mae Raub of Baltimore suffered a fractured clavicle in an unrelated mishap near Berryville at 7 10 last night with Enders Rescue Squad reporting to the hospital.
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James Strawderman
Woodland Ave
Cedar Creek
Strawderman
L. P. Coverstone
William Rhodes
Wentworth Drive
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Clarke County
Emmett Barr
Buchanan
W. Va
Radley
Rt. 50
Paris Mountain
Edward J. Wilkie
Ft. Lee
Barr
Sgt
Wilkie
John H. Enders
Mrs. Barr
Enders
Anna Mae Raub
Baltimore
Berryville
Negro School and Masonic Hall Burn in Ky
On the eve of a threatened boycott by Negro parents over integration plans, a Negro school and a building used as a Masonic hall for Negroes were destroyed by fire in Mount Sterling Kentucky. Montgomery County Atty Henry Bramblett said state police have been alerted for possible duty guarding the three white schools. The disturbances ended years of calm in the state's school integration moves.
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Mount Sterling
Montgomery County
Henry Bramblett
Washington Signs First U S Morocco Treaty in 1787
George Washington signs the inaugural treaty between the United States and Morocco in 1787, marking a foundational diplomatic milestone. The agreement establishes formal relations with the North African kingdom and sets a precedent for U S foreign ties.
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George Washington
U.S
Morocco
Wall Street uneven in early trading as labor talks press Chrysler
The AP report notes mixed moves in moderate early trading with most key stocks showing fractional changes. Chrysler slides on UAW contract talks while U S Steel and Republic Steel edge higher. IBM climbs and several rails trend mixed with slight gains in nonferrous metals and tobacco.
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New York
Chrysler
United Auto Workers
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
General Motors
IBM
U.S
New York Central
Pennsylvania Railroad
Sperry Rand
Westinghouse Electric
American
Virginia Weather Outlook and Local Crime Report
Clearing skies with lows in the 60s and a warm week ahead in Virginia. A local store, Murphy Feed Store at 317 W Boscawen St, was ransacked over the weekend but nothing reported missing. Police noted entry via a west door pry and screen cut.
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Murphy Feed
W. Boscawen St
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Rt. 522
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Grant Binner
Red Bud Road
Red Cross
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