One Man Jailed After Area Wrecks
Three accidents in the area over 48 hours left one man in Berryville jail on a $250 bond. Donald Lew Skidmore of Webster Springs WV charged with DUI after a crash on Rt 50 near Paris Mountain. his 1949 Ford pickup overturned, corn spilled, $350 damage, he unhurt. Also a 4:15 pm wreck west of town on Rt 50 caused $180 damage involving Charlotte Castlemen and Roy Wolfe. Wolfe failed to see a signal and rear ended Castleman’s sedan, $150 total damage. A later one-car crash at Rt 522 and Rt 644 caused $50 damage to a 1938 Ford driven by Richard Gaither Dick, with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Donald Lew Skidmore
Webster Springs
W. Va
Clarke County
Paris Mountain
J. M. Smith, Jr
Skidmore
Castleman
Smith
Richard Gaither Dick
Bloomery Star Rt
Stonewall Ruritan To Seat Clevenger
Stanley Clevenger of Stephen son will be installed as president of the Stonewall District Ruritan Club to succeed C. L’vnne Cather at a 7 p m meeting tomorrow at White Hall Grange Dinner served by the grange. Officers installed include Huyett Light vice president Daniel Colaw secretary Lor ing Woore treasurer Goden Armel director and other directors D K Russell and W H Lawrence Jr Arthur G Steiner will supervise the installation. Charlies Cline will be initiated and installed at tomorrow’s meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Clevenger
Stephenson
Stonewall
Ruritan Club
C. L'vnne Cather
White Hall Grange
Huyett Light
Clearbrook
Daniel Colaw
Winchester
Loring Woore
Goden Armel
Groy- Teets
D. K. Russell
W. H. Lawrence
Arthur G. Steiner
Bealeton-Remington Ruritan Club
Charlies Cline
Miss Virginia Majons Dies in Charlottesville
Funeral services for Miss Virginia Majons of Haddox Row will be held at 1 30 p m tomorrow from St Stephen's Methodist Church with Rev J H Robinson officiating. Burial will be in Little Chapel Cemetery Millwood. She was born in this city a daughter of the late Charles and Hattie Mason and survived by three children two sisters one brother and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Majons
Haddox Row
University Hospital
Charlottesville
St. Stephen's Methodist Church
J. H. Robinson
Little Chapel Cemetery
Millwood
Miss Mason
Charles
Hattie Mason
St. Stephen's Church
Mary Frances Mason
Harriet Mason
Ronald Mason
Frances Avery
Ferne Williams
Carrie Guilkeson
Clara Mason
James Mason
House Groups Ask Arthur Summerfield For Suggestions
A House committee seeking to tighten election law loopholes asked Arthur Summerfield, future postmaster general, for ideas. The special panel led by Rep. Hale Boggs questioned how to modernize antiquated laws for costly campaigns. Summerfield testified as headline witness on the second day of hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
House
Hale Boggs
D-La
Arthur Summerfield
Republican National Committee
Summertfield
Priest Urges Campaign Against Indecent Literature
Rev. Thomas J. Fitzgerald of Chicago urged Congress and publishers to joint a drive against obscene periodicals. He called for federal law to bar interstate transport of obscene material and for a publishing industry board to review decency. He spoke before a special House committee on obscenity and gruesome literature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
House
Thomas JJ. Fitzgerald
Chicago
Father Fitzgerald
Kearns
R-Pa
Divorces Granted In Cor poration Clerk Records
Divorces recorded in Peyton J. Marshall’s office show bed and board merges into final decrees. Custody rulings include two children with support payments of 10 and 20 dollars weekly and attorney fees in one case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pollowing
Corporation
Peyton J. Marshall
Marguerite Clark Ritenour
Charlies
Lee Ritenour
Final Decree
Catherine F. Ruggles
Arthur E. Ruggles
Noell R. Effier
James T Effier
Final
Varsella F. Hartman
Harold C. Hartman
College Day Friday At JW High School
James Wood High School hosts College Day with over 25 colleges and three nursing schools sending reps. Clarke County High School Berryville will join. juniors and seniors from JW and parents attend conferences in the library. Administrators and teachers organize the event with a morning assembly and a midday lunch for visiting representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wood High School
Paul D Beable
Clarke County
Berryville
James Wood
Donald Perrault
Retha Cooper
Elsie Hovermale
Owen Hoagland
Leroy Buckner
Distributive Education Department
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Winchester
Paul Beable
Bobby Layman
SOA
Miss Watson
Police Court Handed Fines and Sentences for Drunkenness and Violations
Anderson Cook to pay 9.25 for drunkenness. James H. Ramey fined 10.25 for drunkenness. Donald E. DeHaven 18 of Rt. 1 cited for disorderly conduct with 15.25. Holmes F. Seal 19 Rt. 1 disorderly conduct 15.25. Clarence W. Aislip 24 cited for running red light 10.25. Wesley L. Boone 25 Opequon assaulted Charles Fletcher with six months to serve 30 days and 4.25 costs. William R. Carmon 23 164 N Loudoun St reckless driving 14.25. Ernest Jenkins Jr 34 Rt. 1 drunken driving 105.25 and 30 days suspended jail, one year probation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Cook
Mr Jackson
James H. Ramey
W. Cork St
Donald E. DeHaven
Holmes F. Seal
Clarence W. Aislip
Weema
Wesley L. Boone
Opequon
Charles Fletcher
William R. Carmon
Loudoun St
Ernest Jenkins, Jr
Rt. 1
Red Propaganda Deluges Relatives Of American PWs
New York Herald Tribune reports Army officials say relatives of missing in action soldiers in Korea are harassed by Communist propaganda. Messages from East Berlin Prague and Communist China promise favorable treatment for a two week “vacation” in a camp for about 65 dollars per prisoner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pws
New York
New York Herald Tribune
Washington
Korea
East Berlin
Prague
Communist
China
Estate Appraisal for Mary L. Schneider Deceased
The estate of Mary L. Schneider, deceased, is appraised at 13402.71 dollars, including the residence at 416 National Ave and government bonds. Appraisers are J. D. Shockey, Ralph Shockey and Claude B. Smalts Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Schneider
National Ave
J. D. Shockey
Ralph Shockey
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Tax Cut Proposal Aims At 11 Percent Personal Tax Cut
Rep. Daniel A. Reed says the new Congress will propose an 11 percent cut in individual income taxes and the elimination of the excess profits tax on corporations as soon as it convenes next month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Daniel A. Reed
RNY
Atwater Kent Estate Tax Liability Revealed
A Philadelphia accounting disclosed today that the estate of the late A. Atwater Kent, retired radio manufacturer, faces a federal tax liability of 65 030 348. The figure highlights the sizable estate and prompts attention from creditors and heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia .L
A. Atwater Kent
Philadelphia
Pulaski and His Death During the Siege of Savannah
Polish soldier Count Casimir Pulaski joined Washington as a volunteer and organized Pulaski's Legion. He commanded cavalry in the siege of Savannah where he was mortally wounded and died October 11 1779 at age 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Casimir Pulaski
America
Benjamin Franklin
France
Washington
Pulaski
Savannah
Apple Service Head Testifies At FTC Hearing
Testimony at the FTC price fixing hearing into Appalachian Apple Service Inc and six apple processors focused on the grower processor committee. C Purcell McCue Sr and William Franklin Young discussed roles, financing, and the committee's function to study crop conditions and determine disposal of the crop from an economic view.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlottesville
Appalachian Apple Service Inc
Trade Commission
Appalachian
Washington, D. C
C. Purcell McCue
Greenwood
Albemarle County
Appalachian Apple Service
William Franklin Young
Augusta County
Virginia Apple Commission
State Apple Commission
Commission
Young
Heould
Grower Processor Committee
Tax Probers Plan Closed Meeting on Snyder Hearing
House tax scandal investigators set a closed door meeting to decide if Secretary of the Treasury Snyder should testify about his interest in a multimillion dollar tax case. They also consider actions on long pending hearings for the alcohol tax unit and the issuance of permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Internal Revenue Bureau
Licensed to Perform Marriage Ceremony in Winchester
The Rev. Ira Joseph Williams has been licensed to celebrate the rites of Holy Matrimony as an ordained minister of the African Methodist Episcopal Church in Winchester. He gave bond of $500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira Joseph Williams
African Methodist Episcopal Church
Winchester
Bids Sought for Frederick County Road Projects
The State Highway Department listed seven highway projects and four traffic light installations in its December bid call. Plans include closing a gap on Route 207 between Bowling Green and U S Route 1 and widening U S Route 460 west of Roanoke, plus a Route 58 Marshall widening and secondary projects in Frederick and nearby counties. Bids open 11 a m December 16 at the central office. contracts awarded after Highway Commission review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rich*ond
H .Hway Department
Betwen Bowling Green
Roanoke
Marshall
Fauquier County
Frederick
Pluvama
Louisa
King and Queen
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Church Street
Berryville
State Highway Commission
Pope Named South End Decorations Chief for Christmas
Herbert J. Pope was named chairman of a committee to decorate the South End Fire Hall for the Christmas season at a monthly meeting. The group plans to rewrite bylaws before January and elect officers then. They also aim to reorganize the Drum and Bugle Corps with new majorettes and an instructor and request members to return uniforms. Rev. Goode praised the memorial service held November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert J. Pope
South End
J. Goode
Auction Sales Directory for Clarke County Farms
December sales listed by W D Orndorff auctioneer. December 3 at old Carey Smith farm near Wadesville features livestock farm machinery harness feed and household goods. December 5 near White Post Estate of Mrs Jessie Dearmont with livestock implements antiques and furniture. December 13 beside Clarke County Court House Estate of Landon Kackley incl two farms Fairview and Brookside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Knighting
Carey Smith
Wadesville
Clarke County
W. D. Orndorff
Jessie Dearmont
White Post
Montana Hall Road
Landon Kackley
Clarke County Court House
Fairview
Brookside
Roy Duvall
Notary D. L. Binter Qualified by Governor Battle
Notary public D. L. Binter was qualified by Governor John S. Battle for a four year term beginning October 6 1952. He filed a surety bond of 500 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. L. Binter
Johns. Battle
Radios Sprint to Emergency Frequencies Amid Network Scramble
An all hands shift to emergency frequencies 640 or 1240 kilocycles will disable non participating stations TV FM amateurs shut down. Large stations reduce to kilowatts, bullets of coverage shrink to avoid cross area interference. City clusters allow a single announcer to relay voice across town stations, breaking individual IDs and cutting network programs.
Quiz Answers From Page Four
A compact list presents the quiz answers including names Tyler Fillmore Harrison Roosevelt Wilson and others. It notes roles Writer and Poet and items like Women Air Force Service Pilots and Thomas B. Reed as Speaker. It mentions Monrovia Liberia linked to James Monroe and a Central America item. Open the letter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tyler
Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Wilson
Air Force
Thomas B. Reed
House of Representatives
Monrovia
Liberia
James Monroe
Central America
Executor Qualifies Kenneth Henry as Estate Executor
Kenneth E. Henry is named executor of Emmett L. Henry's estate and posts a surety bond of $4,000. Court appointed appraisers are Charles H. Harper, B. H. Hannam, B. M. Sullivan, Joseph B. Newlin, and John L. Glaize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth E. Henry
Emmett L. Henry
Charles H. Harper
B. H. Hannam
B. M. Sullivan
Joseph B. Newlin
John L. Glaize
Word Puzzle Clue List Answers Revealed
Across clues cover common terms from lean-to to lunar goddess and flightless bird while down clues include division of a sentence and other basic word fits. This compact set fits a standard crossword style with short, accessible entries.
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Maurice H. Ritter
Jones
Lopping Shears
Seymeour
Atkins Seymour- Smith
Tuttle Tooth
Atkins
Seymour - Smith
Power Pruners Bacon
Orchardcraft and Johnson — King
Barr’s Farmer's Hardware
Orchard & Farm Supply
N. Cameron
Stonewall Ruritan
Clevenger
Mason
Benny
Boway
John W. Rosenberger and Co., Inc
Braddack St
JW High School
H. J. Heinz CO
Hugh Matticks
Western Pennsylvania State Penitentiary
Pittsburgh
Matticks
Virgil Toney
Toney
International Soundwhetes
Atwater Kent Estate
Felp
T-B
Apple Service
FTC
Huld
Frederick Co
Pope
Holland
Beta Club
Distributive Education Club
Howard Holland
James Woode
Leroy M. Buckner
Junion
Marianne
Leggett
Ester
Margaret Hodgson
Penney’s
Jay's
Montgomery Ward
Wonder
James Ww
Heatwolk Motor CO
N. Braddock St
FORD
Bensfieal
Rasonal Anal Finance Co
Evering
North i’ Louboun
Clay A. White
Radio
C. I. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Williamsburg
Bookla
Phane
Daily Crossword
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