Deaths and Funerals Mrs Ruth Marie Jordan 66
Ruth Marie Jordan 66 of Wardensville W Va died at the hospital Wednesday night. Born Jan 21 7 to the late James N and Betty Baker she was a Wardensville Rebekah Lodge member survived by husband two children Lawrence and Eunice Dunlap five step children and two sisters. The body lies at Ley Funeral Home Wardensville then church service with pallbearers from the I.O.O.F. local lodge Maurice Beall Walter Combs James Conelos John Kaufman Walter Litman John Rudy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Marie Jordan
Ardensville
W. Va
Jordan
Baker, W. Va
James N
Betty Tt Baker
Wardensville Rebekah Lodge
Lawrence Jordan
Eunice Dunlap
Jane
Debra Jordan
Roy
Fred Jordan
Stanley Hawsegal
Moorefield
Fran Davis
Yellow Spring
W. Be
Aleen Pence
Wardensville
Virgil Hershman
Helen
Merriman
Ley
Fledge
Maurice Beall
Walter Combs
James Conelos
John Kaufman
Walter Litman
John Rudy
Benjamin H. Myers 70 dies in Martinsburg VA Hospital
Benjamin H. Myers, 70, of this city died yesterday morning at 6 a.m. in the Newton D. Baker VA Hospital in Martinsburg West Virginia. He was born July 8, 1892 in Tucker County and was a World War I veteran. He leaves a wife, five children, eight stepchildren, and 17 grandchildren. Body at Fike-Watson Funeral Home in Rowlesburg. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Benjamin H. Myers
Newton D. Baker VA
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Myers
Tucker County
John and
Mary Myers
Mosby Barracks
Ethel Myers
Everett Myers
Foster Myers
Clara Christianson
Balti- Myers
Washington
Fike-Watson Funeral Home
Rowlesburg
Carroll Hagerman Driver Dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carroll Driver 57 of Siler Route died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born February 14 1905 in Timberville he was a livestock dealer. Survived by widow Juanita Bell Driver married December 15 1924 two sons Cornelius of Yorktown and Robert W. of Richmond ten grandchildren one brother Allen C. Driver of Marriottsville Maryland and three sisters Anna Clark Hagerstown Margaret Drier Dyer and Pauline Blankner. Funeral service planned.
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Carroll Hagerman
Siler
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Driver
Timberville
Frank H
Irene Hagerman
Juanita Bell Driver
First Baptist Church
Cornelius Driver
Yorktown
Robert W. Driver
Richmond
Allen C. Driver
Marriottsville
Anna Driver Clark
Hagerstown
Margaret Driver Dyer
Fort Sybert
W. Va
Pauline Driver Blankner
Sykesville
Funeral service and burial details at Omps Funeral Home
A funeral service will be conducted tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the Omps Funeral Home by Dr. E T Clark. Burial follows at the Reformed Church Cemetery in Timberville with arrival around 3 o'clock.
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Omps Funeral
E. T. Clark
Reformed Church
Timberville
Mrs Ross Jones 80 Dies. Survived by Two Children
Mrs. Ross Jones aged 80 died yesterday. She was widow of W T Jones and born May 25 1882. She leaves two children Paul L Jones of Stephens City and Mrs Betty Melvin of Pittsburgh and nine grandchildren. Funeral service planned for tomorrow in Pittsburgh.
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Ross Jones
W. T. Jones
Jones
Paul L. Jones
Stephens City
Betty Melvin
Pittsburgh
Ernest C Willey 81 Dies at Brunswick Home
Ernest C Willey died at his home 707 E Potomac St Brunswick Md after illness. He leaves wife Elizabeth four children Allen Willey Evelyn Kelly Louise Armstrong and Ralph Manuel three grandchildren and four great grandchildren. Funeral at his residence Sunday 2 p.m. Rev Ralph Miller. Burial St Mark Cemetery Petersville Md.
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Ernest C. Willey
E. Potomac St
Brunswick
Wesley
Louella Willey
Loyal State
Walter Willey
Allen Willey
Baltimore
Evelyn Kelly
Silver Spring
Louise Armstrong
Washington
Ralph Manuel
Edgar Willey
Robert Willey
Ralph Miller
St. Mark’s Cemetery
Petersville
Youth gang blamed for anti-Semitic attacks arrested
LA PLATA Argentina AP police said seven teenagers were arrested and another youth gang linked to anti-Semitic attacks in the Buenos Aires area. The youths allegedly owned cars weapons ammunition and planned a military training camp near La Plata. Castor oil was used as punishment for disobedience.
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LA Plata
Argentina
Buenos Aires
Britain to swap Skybolt for Polaris missiles under McNamara plan
The London Daily Mail reports Prime Minister Macmillan agreed to abandon Skybolt and accept Polaris missiles. A $700 million British shipyard program would build a fleet of nuclear submarines to carry the missiles with Britain supplying warheads.
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United States
Germany
U.S
Robert S. McNamara
Britain
London Daily Mail
Harold Macmillan
McNamara
the Mail
Dean Warns Against NATO Split Under Soviet Pressure
Dean argues the United States cannot let NATO fracture into 15 isolated sectors under Soviet terms. He says a unified Western alliance is essential as the Soviet military remains strong in Eastern Europe and NATO must stay together for cooperative defense.
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United States
Europe
Dean
NATO
Sovet
Soviet Union
Free World
Goode Completes Surveying Course at Penn State
Richard A. Goode returned yesterday from Penn State University after completing a surveying course using programs and electronic distance measuring equipment. He is president of the Shenandoah Valley Chapter of the Virginia Association of Surveyors.
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Richard A. Goode
Penn State University
Mr. Goode
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia Association of Surveyors
Kennedy Promises Tax Details in New York Speech
President Kennedy travels to New York to outline early details of a proposed 1963 tax cut. The CEO urges an $6 billion income tax cut with later $5 billion reduction, retroactive to Jan 1, 1963, and a shift to 70 percent top personal rate and 47 percent corporate rate.
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JFK
N. Y
Washington
Kennedy
New York
Congress
Economic Club of
CED
Agency Plans Suit Over Commissions From Dr Kildare Star
Los Angeles AP report says Richard Chamberlain faces claims by his former talent agency for commissions under his MGM contract. MCA Inc claims additional stars owe money and Chamberlain’s suit will be the first in a wave of actions as the agency exits the business.
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Los Angeles
Richard Chamberlain
MCA Inc
Chamberlain
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Songwriter Harry Barris Dies at 56 in California
Harry Barris, 56, famed songwriter and original Rhythm Boy with Bing Crosby, died at St. Joseph's Hospital after a long illness. He wrote Serenade in Blue Mississippi Mud and I Surrender Dear among others after breaking his hip in a fall and later contracting cancer. He is survived by Marjorie and two daughters. In New York a man with a gun robbed a downtown drug store, claiming he just got out of jail and stole 420 dollars.
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Burbank
Calif
Harry Barris
Bing Crosby
St. Joseph’s Hospital
Barris
Marjorie
New York
Byrd urges new balanced budget from Kennedy
Sen Harry Byrd of Virginia urged President Kennedy to submit a new balanced budget with expenditure cuts and no tax relief while warning tax cuts in a deficit would add to the 300 billion federal debt. He described fiscal policy as deliberately irresponsible unless the budget aligns with reduced spending. Gov Albertis S Harrison Jr led Virginians at the speech.
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New York
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Industrialis
Kennedy
Virginia Democrat
National Industrial Conference Board
Byrd
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Six Miners Die In Coal Mine Blast At Merkstein
A blast 1800 feet underground in the Adolf coal mine at Merkstein, Germany, kills six miners and injures seven, including one in critical condition. Forty were working in the affected gallery as authorities investigate the unexplained ignition of oil feeding a generator and ensuing fire and fumes.
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Aachen
Germany
Adolf
Merkstein
Patterson Named Driver For Round Hill Fire Dept
Patterson was appointed driver for Round Hill Fire Dept by Chief Garland Cather and the board. Two new members, Allen Reid and Mickey Hicks, were voted in. Christmas fruit cakes will be given to the needy. food donations can be left at the fire house, with donations stopping Saturday December 21.
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Marshall Patterson
Round Hill
Hundreds of Children Meet Santa at Berryville Party
Berryville officials report a large Christmas event at the John H. Enders Fire House drawing about 850 children who waited in the cold to see Santa and receive candy bags during the 6 30 gathering.
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Berryville
Santa
John H. Enders
Sale of Grocery Store Contents Under Distress Warrant
On December 18, 1962 at 7:00 PM at 300 N Kent St Winchester Virginia a public auction will sell the entire grocery store contents and a large assortments of groceries to satisfy a Distress Warrant for rent in favor of Frank M. Hardy against Lester Mason for $350 plus costs. The sale is conducted by G G Baker Sergeant City of Winchester.
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N. Kent Street
Winchester
Virginia
Toledo
Dayton
Frank M. Hardy
Lester Mason
Sai
Fragmentary US and world item list unearthed
A terse OCR fragment lists items related to places and topics including Los Angeles and San Francisco California income tax, Sitting Bull, a victory note, the Great Barrier Reef in Northeast Australia, and fibrinogen, with scattered numbers and vague references.
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Los Angeles
Calif
San Francisco
Sitting Bull
Great Barrier Reef
N. E
Australia
Estate sales listed for December in West Virginia and Virginia
Estate sale notices for December include John W. Blue farm items at Gerrardstown West Virginia led by Edward Ned Morrow. Marie Shabaough administrator auction at Thurman Michael farm near Berkeley Springs. and Rock Hill Farm Blackstone Virginia Hereford cattle sale under the Virginia Hereford Association sale managers.
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John W. Blue
Gerrardstown
W.va
Jersey
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Marie Shabaugh
Thurman Michael
Berkely Springs
Rock Hill Farm
Blackstone
Weather data summary for rainfall in December
The daily rainfall equals none for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. December rainfall to date is 1.02 inches with 37.16 inches for 1962. The year to date totals 36.86 inches. Average monthly rainfall over 49 years is listed by month from January 2.42 inches to December 2.40 inches with July at 3.87 inches and August at 3.90 inches.
Virginia forecast for cold, light snow possible
The Virginia outlook shows fair and colder conditions tonight with a low of 8 to 14 degrees. Tomorrow stays fair and cold with continued cold weather. Sunday brings cloudy skies and a slight chance of light snow. The five day period should run 10 to 12 degrees below normal with mostly Sunday or Monday precipitation.
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Virginia
Weddars
Winchester
901st Virginia road fatality reported in Suffolk incident
Garfield Savage aged 78 of Nansemond County died Thursday night after being struck by a car while pushing his vehicle along Hosier Road five miles south of Suffolk. The death is Virginia's 901st road fatality of the year, compared with 799 a year ago.
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Suffolk
Garfield Savage
Nansemond County
Hosier Road
Virginia
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