Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Guerrini in Martinsburg
Mrs Guerrini a native of France and widow of Albert Guerrini lived in Toulon before moving here She belonged to Sacred Heart Church Survived by daughter Mrs Slavin brother Antoine DeWarme Piega and many relatives Funeral services set for tomorrow at Sacred Heart Church with burial at Mount Hebron Pallbearers named and body held at residence in Martinsburg before services at St Lukes EUB Church Rosedale Cemetery to follow
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Lemuel Maccubbin
Victor Albright
Fred Glaize
Clayton Anderson
Ridgely White
Harry Byrd, Jr
Earl Crowser
Tinsburg
William Lionel Ben
Martinsburg
France
Bender
Fred LaMar
Engi
Timothy Craig Bender
John Bush
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester
Kate Racey
Summit Point
W. Vas
William Keller
Hugh E. Keller
St. Lukes
Howard L. Faulk
Rosedale Cemetery
Edith May Bender dies at home in Etnias March 7 1888
Mrs Edith May Bender wife of William Arthur Bender dies at home in Etnias Frederick County on March 7 1888 She was the daughter of Newton and Isabel Ritter Keller and a member of St Luke's Evangelical United Brethren church.
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Edith May Bender
William Arthur Ee
Aoe
Etnies
Teen Bud
Frederick County
Newton and
Isabel Ritter Keller
St. Luke’s Evangelical United Brethren
Mrs Albert Guerrini Tuesday at 12 Noon Sacred Heart Church
A notice lists Mrs Albert Guerrini on Tuesday at 12:00 noon for an event at Sacred Heart Catholic Church. No further details are provided in the fragment.
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Albert Guerrini
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Four Arrested for Disorderly Conduct at Winchester Armory
Four young men were arrested at the Winchester Armory early yesterday on charges of being disorderly and fighting. Olde Junior Gardner, 23, and John Marshall Whittington, 19, both of the Fairfax Inn, plus Jennings Bal and Hock, posted $250 bond and are due in fascia Court February 8 at 10 a.m. They were arrested at 1 15 a.m.
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Winchester
Olde Junior Gardner
John Marshall Whittington
Fascia Court
C O Railroad Takes Formal Control of B O
Chesapeake and Ohio Railway formally takes control of the Baltimore and Ohio at midnight as a step toward merger. C&O will fund B&O with nearly 250 million dollars to strengthen it during the control period. Combined systems exceed 11 000 miles of track and 700 million dollars in annual revenue serving eight of the nation.
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Baltimore
Chesapeake & Ohio Railway
Baltimore and Ohio
B&o
Aia
Les
Houston
Survivor recounts car trapped in icy Minnesota lake
Browntown Minn AP survivor Hahn, 21, told how his car plunged through the lake ice near the Minnesota South Dakota border. He swam 75 feet and crawled a half mile to a shack. Philip Anderson 19 and Paul Vergeldt 21 drowned. two bodies found in back seat by a skindiver.
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Browns Valley
Minn
Hahn
Philip Anderson
Paul Vergeldt
Anderson
Vergeldt
Wheaton
Saint Laurent Revives Sleeves and Knee Lengths for Spring
Yves Saint Laurent unveils a spring line featuring long sleeves for evening and knee covering daytime hemlines. The collection mixes foulard twill, silk, and spring fabrics with beaded chiffons and ornate jewel tops, highlighting full length evening gowns and dressy cocktail ensembles for formal events.
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Paris
Yves Saint-Lautien
Saint-Laurent
Two Boston Gunmen Charged With Murder
Two gunmen in Boston were charged with murder for a shooting that killed a young married woman and her 2 year old son in a Roxbury apartment. Rocco Balliro and Albert Ciocco are in custody. Salvatore Ballito remains at large as police hunt the trio after a 2 a.m. gun battle with six officers.
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Boston
Rocco Balliro
Albert Ciocco
Ballito
Salvatore
Toby Zimmerman Wagner
Mark
Roxbury
Balliro
Wagner
Dorchester
Catnip
Mece
Cherettlew
Bedford
Plastic Bomb Damages Yugoslav Embassy in Brussels
A plastic bomb damaged the Yugoslav Embassy in Brussels on Saturday night with no injuries. Police reported no arrests. A embassy spokesman said Yugoslavs blamed Fascists connected to postwar tensions, linking the incident to a recent attack on the Bonn embassy.
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Brussels
Belgium
Yugoslavia
Bonn
500 Arrested In Virginia Nip-Joint Raids
The Associated Press reports at least 500 arrests and the seizure of hundreds of gallons of whisky in a continuing Nip-joint raid wave spanning Tidewater Virginia cities Norfolk Portsmouth and Chesapeake. Investigator Charles E. Schucker of the State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board said some whisky was moorshine variety but most came from ABC stores sold a shot at a time. Most arrestees posted bond yesterday as raids continued through the night with unclear counts of locations and bookings.
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Tidewater
Virginia
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Chesapeake
Charles E. Schucker
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
ABC
Denny's Commission Auction Near Winchester Route 7
Furniture and related items to be sold at a commission auction located one half mile east of Winchester on Route 7. Event scheduled for February 6 at 7:00 pm with added sales directory listings.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Weather Today Forecast for Virginia
The outlook notes cloudy skies with cold tonight, lows around the mid 20s. Wednesday looks to be slightly colder with potential for some clearing and a modest temperature drop.
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Virginia
Rainfall Summary Across Months Over Fifty Years
Rainfall figures show January 2.40 inches, February unclear, March 3.08 inches, April 3.16 inches, May 83 inches, June 3.06 and 3.90 inches, September 2.67 inches, October 8.19 inches, November 2.52 inches, December 2.40 inches. Data gaps and anomalies noted in February and May.
Coffin Shortage Delays Burial After School Collapse
In Quito 104 children and four teachers died when a parochial school collapsed in the Andes. A coffin shortage delayed mass burials planned for the Sabbath as 62 victims were interred. All the deceased were under 12 except three nuns and a lay teacher.
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Quito
Ecuador
Biblian
Heart Ege
Andes Mountains
Canadian crisis deepens over defense policy and nuclear weapons
Canada faces political instability as Liberals seek support from Social Credit and New Democrats to pass a no confidence motion. Lester Pearson weighs defense issues while Diefenbaker holds cabinet talks. U.S. lawmakers study the rift over Canada arming with nuclear weapons.
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U.S. State Department
Canada
U.S
Liberal Party
Lester B. Pearson
Social Credit Party
Socialist New Democrat Party
Social Credit
Robert Thompson
George D. Aiken
Rvt
Dean Rusk
Pepsi Cola Detroit Director Roy Dossin Dies at 69
Roy L. Dossin, 69, longtime director of the Pepsi Cola Bottling Co. of Detroit and hydroplane racer in Gold Cup speed contests, died Sunday. He was also noted for his involvement in Detroit business circles and aviation events.
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Pepsi Cola
Detroit
Roy L. Dossin
Pepsi’ Cola Bottling Co
140 Pound Man Dies in Hospital in Florida
Jacksonville AP reports Charles Steinmetz 38 died after rapid weight gain totaling 740 pounds at death. He weighed 670 pounds two weeks earlier and required 16 men to load him for hospital transport. Doctors awaited autopsy results to determine cause of death.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Charles Steinmetz
Steinmetz
Weet
Trueblood to Speak at Winches Lions Club Event
Dr. D Elton Trueblood, noted preacher, will address the Lions Club during the Preaching Mission week at Winches.
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Dr. Trueblood
Lions Club
D. Elton Trueblood
Chimney blaze at Bufflick Road home prompts fire response
Firemen were called to a chimney blaze at the Bufflick Road residence of Miss Lilly Boyce around 8:45 a.m. today. No damage was reported. The house is owned by Earl fle.
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Lilly Boyce
Bufflick Road
Earl Fle. Answe Fo
Cuba Trade Restrictions Shake Shipping Details
The Defense Department declines to list ships or flags for Cuba bound traffic. The four point plan targets vessels from arms carrying countries, bans US cargoes to certain ships, blocks US shipowners from Cuban trade, and would close US ports to ships engaged in bloc trade with Cuba.
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Deense Department
Cuba
U.S
Notice of Sergeant's Sale of 1955 Pontiac Sedan
Sergeant of Winchester Virginia to sell at public auction on February 1963 at 11 00 AM at Eberts Garage 665 N Loudoun Street Winchester VA for cash one 1955 Pontiac sedan Motor No W855H4609 to satisfy an execution from Municipal Court City of Winchester for 512 02 plus posts Listed by Charles R Duvall posted February 23 in Winchester Virginia
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Ebert
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
CP Dimen
Charles R. Duvall
Notice of Sergeant's Sale Under Execution
A 1957 Crown Imperial Hard top automobile with motor number C5717735 will be sold at public auction on February 8 in Winchester Virginia for cash to satisfy a 1963 judgment of 1695.36 plus fees in favor of Farmers and Merchants National Bank against Robert W. Miller. Sale overseen by Sergeant G G Baker and auctioneer Charles R. Duvall.
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Jene
William Bender
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Haines Memorials
E. Cork St
C&o Railroad
Icy Lake
Saint- Laurent
Associated Press
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Ae Helena
Salt Lake City
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Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Robert W. Miller
G. G. Baker
Aluminum
S&h
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
New York, N. Y
E.boscawen ST
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