Morris Service This Afternoon
Funeral service for Frederick Holliday Morris 81 Berryville merchant who died Christmas Day in Hagerstown was held this afternoon at 2 from John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville Rev Arthur Brown Baptist Church officiated Burial in Green Hill Cemetery Pallbearers Robert Withers Julian Glascock Jonah Bell Arnold Rutter J R Smith Jr W R Thompson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Holliday Morris
Berryville
Hagerstown
John H. Enders
Arthur Brown
The
Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Robert Withers
Julian Glascock
Jonah Bell
Arnold Rutter
J. R. Smith, Jr
W. R. Thompson
Evandale Home Demonstration Club Meeting
The Evandale Home Demonstration Club will meet Thursday at 1 30 p m at Mrs Loring J Wright Sr s Valley Pike home. Members should wear tacky hats for judging and prizes will be awarded.
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Evandale Home Demonstration Club
Loring J. Wright
Valley Pike
Quiz answers grid echoes old Page 4 prompts
A compact list of quiz answers includes Yes for 1867 Vermont Matthew 5:13 Africa Sound Van Dyke No Saturday Yes 10 Bobelinkson from Bobelinks by C P Cranch. The fragment hints at a reader quiz page with named figures and a literary reference.
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Vermont
Matthew
Africa
van Dyke
Bobelinkson
Bobelinks
C. P. Cranch
Talbert Service Here Tomorrow
Funeral service for Mrs. Mary Sue Talbert 87 will be held tomorrow at 2 p m at Braddock Street Methodist Church with Rev. F B Oglesby and Rev. C A York officiating. Burial will be at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Dr E C Yost Dr R F Cline Dr James C Davis Bernard F Groves Jr George W Goode Linwood E Patton and Joseph B Butler. Body moved from Kurtz Funeral Home to 699 National Ave this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Sue Talbert
National Ave
Braddock Street Methodist Church
F. B. Oglesby
C. A. York
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
E. C. Yost
R. F. Cline
James C. Davis
Bernard F. Groves, Jr
George W. Goode
Linwood E Patton
Joseph B. Butler
Kurtz
Talbert
Samuel Elliott Dies After Short Illness at Winchester
Samuel Elliott of 534 N Kent Street died Sunday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a short illness. He was born in Marshall and lived in Winchester, employed by the Metropolitan Restaurant. He was a member of the Hume Baptist Church. Surviving are brothers Charles P. Elliott of Washington DC and Harrison Elliott of Fairfield New Jersey, plus other relatives. Funeral from Cartwright Funeral Home Thursday at 2 pm with Rev J T Mays officiating. Interment in Orrick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Elliott
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Winchester
Metropolitian
Baptist Church
Hume
Charles P. Elliott
Washington, D.C
Harrison Elliott
Fairfield
N. J
Cartwright
J. T. Mays
St. Paul Methodist Church
Orrick Cemetery
Post Office Highlights Record Holiday Mail Volume
The local post office processed a peak Christmas season with 603 boxes and baskets handled in a single day. Estimates indicate 1955 apple mail outpaced all prior years. Over 7,000 cards entered Dead Mail, many with missing addresses. some will be delivered, others sent to the Dead Letter Office. The postmaster thanked patrons for early mailing which eased clerks’ workload.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Winchester
Richmond
Crossword Clues A and B From The Sun Era
Puzzle style clues mix city and plant terms with several cryptic hints. Entries include a suburb of London and various short definitions, likely part of a larger published crossword grid from an old Sun newspaper page.
California Faces Herculean Cleanup After Worst Floods
Northern California confronts a vast recovery after record floods. Deaths reach 34 with 19 to 35 missing. Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard crews rescued many, limiting losses as damage tops 150 million dollars. Flooding covered over a million acres. parts of the Delta islands flooded. Federal civil defense moves in as Knight adds National Guard to curb looting and sanitation risks. Rail service returns to normal between Northern California and Portland through the Sierra.
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San Francisco
California
Army
Navy
Air Force
Coast Guard
Weather Bureau
Oregon Line
Visalia
San Joaquin
Sacramento
Empire Tract
Quimby Island
Eureka
Val Peterson
U. S. Civil Defense
Goodwin Knight
Yuba City
Marysville
Southern Pacific Railroad
Sierra
Portland
Virginia leaders clash over public schools amid constitutional amendment
Former Gov. Colgate Darden backs the amendment plan claiming schools will remain open statewide. Senator-elect Armistead Boothe and critics question assurances, while Whitehead argues existing laws compel school operation and urges top officials to publicly vow to keep schools intact. Darden reiterates a gradual integration stance echoed by University of Virginia president Adrian.
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Colgate Darden
Darden
Stanley
Arm
Whitehead
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
General Assembly
University of Virginia
Southside
Mendes France confronts Reds in Paris campaign speech
Former premier Pierre Mendes-France faced Communist hecklers in Paris during his first major campaign speech. He rejected a popular front, urged elections after six months in Algeria, and accused Duclos of partisan opposition while defending a peaceful path for Algeria.
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Mendes-France
Paris
Pierre Mendes-France
Popular Front
Communist Party
Jacques Duclos
Edgar Faure
Red
Socialistano
Algeria
Deaths Of Three Hoening Brothers In St Louis House
Police investigate the mysterious deaths of brothers Charles 62 George 64 and Henry 67 in a locked three story brick home in south St. Louis. Autopsies awaited after a broken in call from Erle R. Keney of the employing firm.
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ST. Louis
South St. Louis
Hoening Brothers
Charles
George
Henry
George Hoening
Erle R. Keney
Weather forecast notes cool days and rising temperatures
The article reports 8-Degree notes a day with a high of 66 and low of 34. An AP forecast predicts fair and cold conditions with temperatures edging up to 10 to 15 degrees tonight and a mild rise tomorrow afternoon.
Auto Truck Collision Causes $400 Property Damage
A car and a truck collided on State Rt 604 south of Star Tannery at about 4 p.m. causing about $400 in property damage. No injuries were reported. The 1954 Ford truck driven by Marcus W. Reed of Brucetown and the 1950 sedan driven by Mrs. Wallie Feather of Star Tannery collided on the left sides near the junction of Rt 603 and Rt 604. Car damage about $250 and truck damage about $150.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Tannery
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Marcus W. Reed
Brucetown
Wallie Feather
Solons Question Moscow Plan to Cut Defense Budget
Senators from both parties express skepticism about Moscow declaring a 10 percent cut in 1956 defense expenditures. Mansfield notes possible shift to atomic striking power while McClellan Dworshak and Potter urge caution. U S defense spending is at 34 billion dollars yearly.
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Solons
Moscow
Washington
Mansfield
D-Mont
Russia
Sen. McClellan
D-Ark
Sen
Dworshak
Idaho
U. S
Eisenhower
Congress
Potter
Culbertson Divorce Involving Tragic Loss Of Child
The Culbertson family tale notes their first son Peter drowned in a brook near the home on February 8, 1950 at nineteen months. A second son, Alexander, aged three, lives with his mother. Despite the divorce, the second Mrs. Culbertson resides with her.
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Peter
Alexander
Culbertson
McNally Named to Lead Northern Virginia Society Chapter
The text notes McNally as treasurer of the Northern Virginia Chapter of the Virginia Society for Crippled Children and Adults and mentions a past president of the Winchester Exchange Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Exchange Club
Northern Virginia
The
Virginia Society For Crippled Children and Adults
Sales Directory DEC NEW YEAR AUCTION LISTING
Estate of Sarah F Renner Star Tannery Va offers furniture and household goods auctioned by William B Conner on Jan 7 at 11 am in front of the Frederick County Court House. Real estate listed on W Ceri St Fairfax Lane S Cameron St Highland Ave and Cedar Creek Grade with E T Snider as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah F. Renner
Star Tannery
William B. Conner
Marjorie H Copenhaver
Admix
H K Benham
Admr
Frederick County Court House
W. Ceri St
Fairfax Lane
S. Cameron St
Highland Ave
Cedar Creek
E. T Snider
McNally Family Residing Near Boyce Clarke County
Mr. McNally, a Board of Control member and Virginia State Exchange Clubs figure, is married to Irene G. Mathews. They have two children, Leslie Trice McNally, 10, and Robert J. McNally, 8, and live near Boyce in Clarke County. Mrs. McNally is principal of Garland R. Quarles Elementary School.
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Board of Control
Virginia State Exchange Clubs
McNally
Irene G. Mathews
Leslie Trice McNally
Robert J. McNally
Boyce
Clarke County
Garland R. Quarles
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Jones
H. C. Christianson
N. Braddock St
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Husband
Turkey
Japan
Jewah
Remairing
Santa Claus
Reindeer
Goddess of Dawn
London
M.A
Armstrong
E. Piccadilly St
Singer Sewing Machine Company
Singer Portable
Singer Treadle
Mfg. Co
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St
Court House
Lilliston
Barr's, Inc
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Soviet Union
Sen. Potter
R-Mich
McClellan, Dworshak
Senate Appropriations Committee
World Federation, Inc
Romania
Geneva
Cuubertson
IIL I
Titan
N. Cameron St
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