W H Trimble 83 Dies After Yearlong Illness
W H Trimble 83 of 43 Woodland Ave retired farmer died at the home of Mrs Emma Eaton in Kernstown after nearly a year of illness. He was born August 11 1872 in Frederick County son of the late William D Trimble and Mary F Hyatt Trimble. He married Virginia Herbert on December 24 1908 in Williamsport Md. Survived by widow three children Mrs Charles Ritter Miss Mary Frances Trimble Miss Ruth Trimble and two grandchildren Sandra and David Ritter. Funeral Saturday at 4 pm Omps Funeral Home Mt Pleasant Church officiated by Rev John Oliver burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Hyatt Trimble
Woodland Ave
Emma Eaton
Kernstown
Frederick County
William D. Trimble
Mary F. Hyatt Trimble
Virginia Herbert
Williamsport
Mt. Pleasant
Charles Ritter
Mary Frances Trimble
Ruth Trimble
Alexandria
Sandra
David Ritter
Omps
John Oliver
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
How's Your IQ Answers Quiz Page Four
Answers to the Page 4 IQ quiz list the responses: No. 9 Fireside chats, 3 Creation of Man, 9 Raised crust of a meat pie, 10 No. Ben Jonson.
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Man
Ben Jonson
Estate sale notice in Fairfax area items listed
Sales directory entry for December 31 at 1 p m estate of Sarah F Renner Star Tannery Virginia furniture and household goods auctioned by William B Conner. January 7 at 11 a m in front of Frederick County Court House Marjorie H Copenhaver Admx and H K Benham Admr real estate on W Cecil St Fairfax Lane 8 Cameron St Highland Ave and Cedar Creek Grade auctioneer E T Snider.
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Sarah F. Renner Star Tannery
William B. Conner
Marjorie H. Copenhaver
Admix
H. K. Benham
Admr
Frederick County Court House
W. Cecil St
Fairfax Lane
Cameron St
Highland Ave
Cedar Creek Grade
E. T Snider
Frederick County
Virginia
Back Creek Valley
Winchester
Loring T. Good
Braddock Street Church Opens New Year With Overnight Vigil
Braddock Street Methodist Church begins a noon to 11 15 p m continuous prayer vigil ending with the Watch Night Service led by Reverend Forrest B Oglesby. All denominations are welcome to participate with guided prayers for world peace and spiritual renewal as the new year approaches. The 11 15 p m Watch Night talk asks what to look for in 1956 with themes on God, service, church and Christ.
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Braddock Street Methodist Church
Forrest B. Oglesby
God
Robert Myers Dies At Daughter's Home
Robert S Myers 3 died at 2 10 am at his daughter Mrs W C Brubecks home where he had lived for years Born November 11 1862 in Staunton son of Levi and Amanda Myers husband of Minnie Croft Myers member of Stephens City Methodist Church and Woodmen of the World Retired farmer survived by another daughter Mrs T A Niswander Funeral Saturday 4 pm Hamrick Funeral Home Staunton with Rev C A York and Rev Carrington Paulette interment Thornrose Cemetery Staunton
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Robert S. Myers
W. C. Brubeck
Staunton
Levi and
Amanda Balls Myers
Minnie A. Croft Myers
Woodrow Wilson
Myers
Stephens City
Jones Funeral Home
Hamrick Funeral Home
Dr Wyatt A Smart to Speak at Market Street Church Service
Dr Wyatt A Smart emeritus Biblical Theology professor at Candler School of Theology Emery University Atlanta Ga will deliver the 110 o clock service at Market Street Methodist Church Sunday. He has pastored in Norfolk Charlottesville and in 25 years become a sought after Southeast speaker and author of The Contemporary Christ The Spiritual Gospel and Still the Bible Speaks.
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Wyatt A. Smart
Candler School of Theology
Emery University
Atlanta
Market Street Methodist Church
Smart
Norfolk
Charlottesville
Virginia debate over public funds for private segregated schools
Virginia officials clash over a referendum plan to fund private or semi private schools with public money. Dean Ribble warns U S Supreme Court may deem such payments unconstitutional if they sustain segregated schools. Supporters insist Gray Commission favors non sectarian private options while keeping public schools public.
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Dean Ribble
Virginia
Ltate Supreme Court
Armed Services
Supreme Court of the United States
Supreme Court of Appeals
S. Supreme Court
High Administration
Justice Department
Washington
Gray Commission
Henry T. Wickham
State Referendum Information Center
Charles J. Smith
Salem
Roanoke College
Virginia Diocesan Council of Catholic Women
Adele Clark
Richmond
Carl H. Givens
Catholic Virginian
H. G. Blalock
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Bacon Quote: A Man Must Make His Opportunity
The line attributes to Francis Bacon from The Advancement of Learning Civil Knowledge, stating a man must seize opportunities as they arise.
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M. A
Francis Bacon
Multiple Vehicle Crashes Leave Several Hurt Near Winchester
A series of U S Route 50 crashes near Winchester injures include the Rev Morris E Beeghly 24 and Beverly 24 with leg and arm fractures. Marine Richard L Knapp is hospitalized after a single vehicle overturn on Route 522. Two women suffer facial and wrist injuries in separate crashes. Debris and property damage reported across lanes, with several drivers unhurt.
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Will
Jeffrey
Moorefield
W. Va
U. S. Rt. 50
Fore
Morris E. Beeghly
Beverly
Memorial Hospital
Chevrolet
Richard L. Knapp
Cherry Point
N. C
Winchester
Knapp
Studebaker
John Joseph Gordon
C.D. Taylor
Detrick
Taylor
Joan Himegardner
Gray Ave
Martha Brown
Rt. 1
Berryville
Himegardner
Miss Brown
Rt. 50
Harry F. Mossinari
Washington, D.C
Betty Jean Matthews
Carthage
U. 8
S. Rt
Thornton Scroggins
Baltimore
Apple Pie Ridge
Paul William Burner
Arkansas Police Seek Clues in Triple Arkansas Killings
Clarke County Sheriff Bruen Hardin warns of a possible psychopathic killer traveling US Route 67 after three Arkansas murders. A bullet pierced young woman found near Gordon, Clark County, is the third victim. earlier, a 14 year old Jacksonville boy and a 50 year old man were strangled. Authorities weigh if all cases are linked and await identifications.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Bruen Hardin
Clarke County
U. S. Highway 67
Hardin
Gordon
Clark County
Joe King
Jacksonville
M. Holden
Tom Gulley
Pulaski County
King Boy
Watch Night at First Brethren Church Tomorrow
The First Brethren Church on Berryville Avenue will hold its annual Watch Night Service at 11:00 p.m. Saturday. Rev Paul E. Dick invites all to attend the program of music testimonies a review of the past year and a closing period of prayer as the year ends and a new one begins.
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First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Paul E. Dick
Legal battle over building permit in January ordinance
In a chancery suit, Glover alleges the city withholds his permit for illegal reasons and seeks a declaratory judgment that he may obtain the permit. Kuykendall and Whiting represent Glover. the city is defended by City Solicitor J Randolph Larrick. The council was told the residential zoning proposal would be discriminatory, given nearby businesses along the Pennsylvania Railroad. The case notes 21 days for the city to answer.
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Glover
Kuykendall and Whiting
Whiting
Pennsylvania Railroad
Bill In Chancery
J. Randolph Larrick
Machine Shed Burns Near Berryville
A machine shed at Meadowbrook Farm north of Berryville burned yesterday with contents including tools machinery straw and chickens. Owner Clifton Price reported no stove or wiring, wind favored protection of nearby buildings, and the roof threatened collapse upon arrival of Berryville firefighters led by Holmes Hibbard. No insurance. damage estimate pending.
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Berryville
Meadowbrook Farm
Clifton Price
Holmes Hibbard
Charles Town Road
John Enders Fire Company
Price
Crashes Investigated After Evening Incident
In the area yesterday evening an investigation was conducted as officers prepared a report on the crashes. The investigating officer stated the report would be ready later today.
Mrs. Lessye Cupp Dies in Washington
Mrs. Lessye Cupp wife of D L M Cupp died Tuesday at 2219 Naylor Road 8S E Washington DC Surviving are her husband and five children including Gerald D Cupp of Winchester Funeral at Lee's Funeral Home Washington Saturday at 1 pm with burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Washington DC
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Lessye Cupp
D. L. M. Cupp
Naylor Road
Washington
D.C
Gerald D Cupp
Winchester
Lee
Cedar Hill
Generosity Postponed as Heir of Mangum Faces Misconduct
Records from Princess Anne County court show on December 22 the transfer of three lots on Linkhorn Bay valued at $15,000 to a relative while a building and loan association reports the recipient admitted misappropriating funds. Commonwealth officials say Mangum described a long running scheme with control of records and large cash outlays to relatives and acquaintances. A profile noted she once aided a 1953 feature and was pursuing a mail accounting course.
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Porter
Princess Anne County Court House
Linkhorn Bay
Building and Loan Association
Commonwealth
Miss Mangum
Norfolk
Bank Exec Assures Savers After Shortages
Phillips affirmed normal operations following shortages and thanked savers and investors for their confidence. He stated funds are safe and that the institution continues to maintain security and trust amid ongoing concerns.
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Phillips
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Hamrick
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
H.C. Christianson
TITAN
Minor Motor CO
Om Snellings
Florist
N. Braddock St
Braddock St
Robert Myers
Dr. Smart
Market St. Speaker
Kelly Explorer
Pungpald
Explorer
Duncan
Millwood Ave
Carl Omps
J. W. Detrick
Beeghiey
Sarah FE. Renner
Star Tannery
Singer
Melvin C. Renner
Sarah E. Renner
Legal
Navy
Esther M. Cannon
Waukegan
Cannon
Roy Phillips
Allischalmers
Allis Chalmers
Barr's, Inc
Weiting
N. Loudoun St
Tal
N. Cameron
Fey
Armstrong
E. Piccadilly St
OF County Realty
Circuit Court
Howard Good
Nora Frye
E. T. Snider
I Lee N. Whitacre
Lee N. Whitacre
Hampshire
Boar Service
Floyd W. Lofton
White Post
Boyce
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