Obituary for Wilbur Muse Guard 64 at Ridings Chapel
Wilbur Muse Guard, 64, of Ridings Chapel area, died after a stroke on Monday. He was born January 24, 1893, in Frederick County, son of Atwell H. and Kathleen Muse Guard. He married Minnie Lee Brum on April 20, 1916. Survived by widow, four sons Alfred F. Guard Middletown, Edward J. Guard Stephens City, Harry Guard Richings Chapel, Ralph Guard Route 1 Winchester. three grandchildren. one brother Wade Guard, one sister Mrs. Michael Lavelli of San Diego. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg with Rev. A. W. Hinton officiating. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Pallbearers Alison Kline, Julian Kline, Willie Wade Kline, Robert Stickley, Julian Carbaugh, Olin Grove.
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Wilbur Muse Guard
Ridings Chapel
Frederick County
Atwell H
Kathleen Muse Guard
Minnie Lee Brumback
Route 1
Winchester
Wade Guard
Michael Lavelli
San Diego
Cal
Stovereral
Strasburg
A. W. Hinton
Te Stephens City Methodist Arch
Shenandoah Memirial Park
Alison
Obituary: Mrs Sally Renner Wilson 91 near Gaylord
Mrs Sally Renner Wilson age 91 died at her home near Gaylord. Widow of Frank Wilson who died 14 years ago. Born December 14 1866 at the Renner home, she moved to Gaylord after her husband’s death. Survived by three children Matilda Yeates Johnstown PA Stanley Wilson Summit Point WV Shelby Wilson Harpers Ferry WV, 36 grandchildren and many great grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 2 pm Mt Airy Baptist Church conducted by Rev Fielding Davenport. Burial in Franklintown WV.
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Sally Renner Wilson
Gaylord
Frank Wilson
Jeffrey Renner
Matilda Yeates
Johnstown
Stanley Wilson
Summit Point
W. Va
Shelby Wilson
Harpers Ferry
Fragmentary Quiz Snippets Hint at World War I Era
A scrambled list mentions World War I and phrases like Our Daily Bread and Never Too Old to Learn. It includes Croquet Changchun Lennie and a note about Siberian squirrels. The fragment references Chicago and Michigan and a series of numbered items with unclear context.
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Changchun
Lennie
Chicago
Ark
This Year You Will Enjoy Christmas Shopping More
Winchester shoppers can look forward to a brighter holiday season with expanded stores and specials in the run up to Christmas. Local merchants announce extended hours and promotions designed to attract families and out-of-town visitors.
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Winchester
NATO Missile Debate Ends in Principle Paris Accord
Secretary of State Dulles and President Eisenhower pushed NATO allies toward accepting American missiles. The Paris agreement settled only in principle, leaving open the possibility of any ally veto once missiles are ready, with no firm delivery before 1958. Dulles previously warned against agreements in principle, recalling his 1919 Paris Peace Conference skepticism.
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Associated Press
Washington
Paris
NATO
Dulles
Eisenhower
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Europe
Eissenhower
Siles
Hatcheck Girl Arrested in Abortion Death Probe
Julie Villano 37 a hatcheck attendant at Club Capri Manhattan was arrested on first degree manslaughter charges in the death of 17 year old Arlene Thompson from Long Island. Joseph Torre 38 a Brooklyn car dealer was also arrested as intermediary to Aram Hovnanian 22 facing parole violation charges. Thompson was found buried in a St Albans Queens grave, allegedly buried December 10 after an abortion attempt December 9 in Long Beach.
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Bellmore
N.Y
New York City
Long Island
Julie Villano
Brooklyn
Club Capri
Manhattan
2Nd Avenue
Arlene Thompson
Joseph Torre
Villano
Aram Hovnanian
Miss Thompson
Hovnanian
St. Albans
Queens
Long Beach
NATO agrees to expand disarmament panel to 25 nations
The assembly moved to widen the five nation subcommittee to 25 nations after a 4-1 vote against extending the parent commission. The Soviets warned the West still outweighed it, while NATO offered to study any proposal for controlled arms reduction from any source.
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Siate
Assembly
NATO
Rhodes Scholars Selected From Virginia Candidates
A. E. Dick Howard, 24, of Richmond and John J. Corson IV, 22, of Arlington were chosen as Virginia's Rhodes scholarship candidates. The University of Virginia law students will compete with 10 candidates from five southern states for four Rhodes scholarships.
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Richmond
A. E. Dick Howard
John J. Corson IV
Ariington
Virginia
Corson
Howard
University of Virginia Law
Richmond plans curb on equestrian statues on boulevards
City planners say equestrian statues should be replaced by pedestrian memorials as tanks planes and other machinery ended the horse era. They doubt Patton on a tank or MacArthur in a PT boat would suit the memorial boulevard while traffic officials may welcome the change.
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Richmond
Patton
Doolittle
MacArthur
North Atlantic Treaty Signed to Form NATO
On April 4 1949 Washington D C 12 nations signed the North Atlantic Treaty establishing the North Atlantic Treaty Organization for mutual defense and collective security in the postwar era.
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G.P. A
Washington, D. C
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Winchester Man Sent to Prison For Robbery
James L. Dixon of Winchester Virginia received a four to six year term after pleading guilty to robbing Dan Fretwell, a bank messenger for D L Stokes and Co., of more than 2000 dollars. Dixon also got a one year sentence for carrying a concealed weapon, to run concurrently. He was arrested within an hour of the robbery on November 5 while visiting relatives.
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Atlantap
James L. Dixon
Winchester
West Peachtree Street
Dixon
Dan Fretwell
D. L. Stokes & Co
Page Roberts Win Bridge Match at Winchester Club
Mrs W Nelson Page and Mrs Grace Roberts captured first in the Scrambled duplicate game at the Winchester Contract Bridge Club held at the Golf Club. Runners up were Paul Bennett and Mrs Ellis Ford. third place went to Mrs Irvan Connell and Mrs Ruth Rhodes. Mrs W D Myers earned the annual high average cup. next meeting is January 8 at 8 p.m. at the Golf Club. The Monday Club meets January 6 at 7 p.m. at the George Washington Hotel.
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W. Nelson Page
Grace Roberts
Winchester Contract Bridge Club
Paul Bennett
Martinsburg
W. Va
Ellis Ford
Irvan @Connell
Ruth Rhodes
W. D. Myers
Golf Club
George Washington Hotel
Little Rock High Tensions Rise Over Holiday Dismissals
In Little Rock Arkansas Central High School remained largely empty as 2,009 white and 9 Negro students were sent home for Christmas. Tensions grew after the suspension of a Negro pupil and accusations of favoritism toward Negro students by officials. The scene follows a period of courtroom clashes over integration and includes charges by segregationsist leaders and rumors of federal troop substitutions. The Army reduced National Guardsmen to 432 as federalization neared its fourth force cutback.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Margaret Jackson
League of Central High Mothers
L. C. Bates
National Assn. For
Advancement of
Colored People
Bates
Jackson
Minnie Jean Brown
Arkansas National Guardsmen
Army
Eisenhower
Jupiter Flight Not Completed at Cape Canaveral Test
Army launched a Jupiter IRBM from Cape Canaveral last night. initial display impressive but Defense Department said the flight did not complete its full trajectory. Jupiter IRBM aims at 1500 miles. one flight reached 2200 miles. Officials noted a possible Jupiter 4 variant, with further IRBM and ICBM tests anticipated.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla.7
Army
Missile Test Center
Here
Defense Department
East Florida
America
Air Force
Thor
Aid Bill Seeks Two Billion Dollar Loan Fund
The Export-Import Bank, 24 years old, would recapitalize with about 2 billion dollars for long term loans to foreign buyers. Eisenhower’s foreign aid plan shifts emphasis toward economic and technical aid over military aid, with debate on missile funding and potential cuts to economic aid.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Classroom Lighting Studied in Virginia
A three man subcommittee of a legislative committee was appointed to study lighting and ceiling height requirements in Virginia classrooms. The group reports to the Board of Education on January 23. Members are Leonard J. Currie of Virginia Tech, Thomas K. Fitzpatrick of the University of Virginia, and F. N. Atkins of the committee staff.
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Richmond
Board of Education
Leonard J. Currie
Virginia Tech
Thomas K. Fitzpatrick
University of Virginia
F. N. Atkins
Winchester Sales Directory Listing Multiple Auctions
A compilation of upcoming auctions in Winchester Virginia listing items from used cars to land and real estate. Dates span December 27 to January 11 with multiple auctioneers including Dennis T. Cole E T Snider Charess R Duvall and Massie Snarr.
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Shenandoah Motor Co, Inc
G. G. Baker
Betty Shop
W. Boscawen St
Winchester
T. Snider
Main Street
Stephens City
Charess R. Duvall
Gerrard and
Loudoun Sts
E. T. Snider
Massie & Snarr
Weather Tonight in Virginia Cloudy and Warmer with Light Rain
Forecast for Virginia calls for cloudy conditions with warmer temperatures and occasional rain tonight and Friday, gradually turning windy on Friday. Low tonight around the mid 40s to mid 50s with highs near the lower 50s. Winchester skies show sunrise at 7 28 a.m. and sunset at 4 52 p.m. Moonrise Friday morning with a new moon Friday night.
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Winchester
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for the period
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ended 8 30 today shows .04 inches. December total and year to date are 1.29 and 29.87 inches respectively. The 1957 total is 29.87 inches with an average annual rainfall of 36.99 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1956 are listed by month with January at 2.43 inches and December at 2.47 inches.
Denver Residents Turn Down Tax Vote
In a record turnout of more than 100000 across 429 precincts Denver residents rejected a proposed city income tax by 57 775 to 46 114 The plan would have created five tax levels above property levies and was pitched by Mayor Will Nicholson a Republican to fund city services.
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Denver
U. S
Will Nicholson
Berryville Choirs Present Cantata Ring Ye Glad Voices
Berryville Baptist Church adult youth junior and primary choirs will present the cantata pageant Ring Ye Glad Voices by Ruth E Day on Sunday at 5 p.m. under the direction of Mrs. Robert Pidgeon. The performance tells the Christmas story through pantomime and music and is free to the public.
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Berryville Baptist Church
Ruth E. Day
Robert Pidgeon
Cleaning tricks for egg whites during separation
To keep whites pure remove last traces of yolk using paper towel or a shell piece. This quick technique prevents yolk contamination and ensures light fluffy whites for meringues or soufflés.
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William Mitchell, Jr
Smithsonian Institution
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Gen. Mitchell
Mitchell
By James Marlow
Richard Bearce
Hingham
Mass
Correctional Institution
Bearce
Oviam Kunecela
Gune ~Nt
Hatcheck
CJ Brumback & Sons
Cameron St
Rhodes
W. Boscawen
N. Braddock &J. Chapman Motor CO
Order of the Golden Rule
Jupiter
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc
Winheste
Berryville
Glaize & Bro
Santa
Chevrolet
Shenandoah Motors
S. Loudoun & James St
Winchester, Va
B. F. Goodrich
Shenandoah Motor Co., Inc
Dennis T. Cole
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