Obituary: Mrs Edward Newbrough 75 in Martinsburg
Mrs Edward Newbrough aged 75 died Wednesday at 4 p.m. in Baltimore Maryland. She was born November 9 1882 in Morgan County Virginia and married to Edward Newbrough. Survived by son Rumsey Newbrough and another son Charles Newbrough of Baltimore. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. from Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial at Rosedale Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Newbraugh
Rumsey Newaugh
Baltimore
Morgan County
Edward Newaugh
Rumsey New
Charles Newbrough
Brownuneral
Martinsburg
Rosedale Cemetery
Coffelt Service to Honor Mrs Sylvia Coffelt in Strasburg
Funeral for Mrs. Sylvia Coffelt 52 wife of Harry Coffelt of Martinsburg Pike will be held tomorrow at 11 a.m. at Stover Funeral Chapel Strasburg. Rev George Smith and Rev Melvin Babbitt to officiate burial in Riverview Cemetery Strasburg. Pallbearers named Harold Starkey Leon Keller Delton Keller Homer Campbell and Leslie Galli day. She died Tuesday in Memorial Hospital from injuries in an automobile crash on December 21 born September 11 195
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Sylvia Fristoe Coffelt
Harry Coffelt
Martinsburg Pike
Stover
Strasburg
George Smith
Melvin Bobbitt
Riverview Cemetery
Harold Starkey
Leon Keller
Delton Keller
Homer Campbell
Leslie Galliday
Coffelt
Memorial Hospital
Front Royal Road
Funeral Notice for William E. Doran Services Planned
Mr William E Doran is to be remembered with a funeral at Sacred Heart Catholic Church on Saturday at 9 00 a m Rosary at Jones Funeral Home Friday at 8 00 p m Jones Funeral Home Homp Inc handles funeral arrangements for the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Doran
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Rosery
Jones Funeral Home
Daughter of Fristoe Baker Dies. longtime Arlington resident
Mrs Cof fell, daughter of William A. and Kathryn Fristoe Baker, lived in Strasburg and Arlington before moving to this city. She worked for Shenandoah Publishing House and was a member of St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by husband Harry Cofell and a sister Mrs Wayne Wisecarver of Arlington plus nieces and nephews.
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William A
Kathryn Fristoe Baker
Coffelt
Strasburg
Shenandoah
Arlington
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Harry Coffell
Wayne Wisecarver
Fearnow is Buried in Berkeley Springs Churchyard
Mrs. Elizabeth Fearnow 75 died after a short illness at War Memorial Hospital Berkeley Springs W Va Born October 7 1882 in Morgan County She was married to John T Fearnow Sr who died June 4 1946 Survivors include three sons George L Henry W and John T Fearnow Jr three daughters Mrs Noah DeHaven Mrs Henry Bobbell and Mrs Robert Dougal and 11 grandchildren The service will be Saturday at 11 a m at Highland E U B Church Morgan County Rev E C Day of Staunton will officiate Burial will be in the adjoining churchyard The body rests at Hunter Funeral Home Berkeley Springs
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Elizabeth Spielman Fearnow
War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Morgan County
John T. Fearnow
George L. Fearnow
Henry W. Fearnow
Washington, D. C
Hunter Funeral Home
Funeral Service Held for Robert Welzel Sr
Robert Welzel Sr a 47 year old farmer from the Clearbrook area of Federick County died Monday morning at his home. A funeral service was conducted at Omps Funeral Home at noon with Rev Robert O Hickman of Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church officiating. Interment followed at Sacred Heart Cemetery. Pallbearers were Fred Abrell Kenneth Smallwood G E Pence Beverley Slonaker Dewey Kenney and George E Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Welzel
Clearbrook
Federick County
Omps
Robert O. Hickman
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Sacred Heart Cemetery
Fred Abrell
Kenneth Smallwood
G. E. Pence
Beverley Slonaker
Dewey Kenney
George E. Whitacre
Hockman Is Claimed By Death In Opequon at 82
Harry H Hockman 82 of Opequon retired O S Rubber Corp employee and farmer died Tuesday night at Il erest Nursing Home where he had been a patient since Sunday He was born October 9 1875 in Shenandoah County son of the late William and Florants Bly Hockman He was a member of the Methodist Church Survivors include wife the former Miss Liza Sager two daughters Mrs Pauline Louie of Silver Spring Md and Miss Hattie Hockman of this city two sons Richard Hockman of Alexandria and Marshall Hockman of Baltimore Md one sister Mrs Edith Reedy of Fremont Ohio and one brother Clarence Hockman of Stephens City five grandchildren Luther Patton of Silver Spring Marshall Patton of this city Larry George and Francis Hockman of Alexandria and four great grandchildren Funeral service planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Houston Hockman
Opequon
O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
Ilerest
Mr. Hockman
Shenandoah County
William and Florants Bly Hockman
Methodist Church
Liza Sager
Pauline Louie
Silver Spring
Hattie Hockman
This City
Richard Hockman
Alexandria
Marshall Hockman
Baltimore
Edith Reedy
Freemont
Ohio
Clarence Hockman
Stephens City
Luther Patton
Marshall Patton
Larry
George
Francis Hockman
Spending Data on Touring Congressmen to Be Revealed
Washington Burleson says the House Administration Committee will publish committee totals of 1957 touring congressmen spending from U S foreign currencies without naming individuals. The 180-plus travelers from 97 Democrats and 83 Republicans included 139 House members and 41 senators.
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Washington
Burleson
House Administration Committee
House
Senate
Burleston
United States
U. S
State Department
Funeral service details at Omps Funeral Home
The service will be conducted Saturday morning at 11 o clock at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Millard Rewis of Market Street Methodist Church officiating. Interment follows at Mt Hebron Cemetery and the remains will rest at the Omps Funeral Home until the service.
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Omps Funeral Home
Millard Rewis
Market Street
Doran, William Edward, 49, Rites Friday at Sacred Heart
William Edward Doran died after a long illness early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born July 8, 1908 in this city to Mike A. and Katie Dunn Doran, he graduated from Handley High School and worked at a filling station and as a taxi driver. Surviving is son Michael E. Doran, in the U S Air Force. Funeral service Saturday at 9 a.m. in Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church. Rosary Friday at 8 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Edward Doran
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mike A
Katie Dunn Doran
Doran
Handley High School
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Mr. Doran
Michael E. Doran
U. S. Air Force
Julius Cilinski
Mt. Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
State Officials' Salaries and Expenses for 1958 Announced
State Compensation Board reports 1958 salaries and allowances for revenue commissioners sheriffs and city sergeants totaling 6 213 675 for the state. Locally Winchester Frederick and Clarke totals 62 815 with Clarke County revenues 9 567 Frederick 12 775 Winchester 16 398 for sheriffs Clarke 15 375 and Winchester city sergeants 8 980. Frederick County Commonwealth's Attorney salary 4 000 with 1 200 expenses totals 5 200.
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Commissioners of Revenue
State Compensation Board
Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Clarke County
Frederick County
Ike Returns To Washington for two day White House sessions
President Eisenhower returned from Gettysburg Farm for a two day stay at the White House to finish work on the federal budget and prepare his State of the Union message to Congress. He was accompanied by press secretary James Hagerty and Dr. Walter Tkach, assistant White House physician, in the motorcade.
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Washington P
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
White House
Congress
James C. Hagerty
Walter Tkach
Grim Wins Sugar Bowl Outdoor Mile
Grim Burr Grim, former Handley track star, won the Sugar Bowl Outdoor Mile in New Orleans with a 5:16.00 on a slow track. The Maryland University senior, 21, led early in the first quarter for his first win of the season after last outdoor action in Europe. His previous best was 4:06, fifth fastest in the nation, and he once predicted breaking four minutes.
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Handley Track
Burr Grim
New Orleans
Maryland University
Grim
Europe
Telephone toll charges stop to area towns
Effective yesterday Winchester residents can call Boyce Berryville and Gainesboro without toll charges. The tolls, previously 10 cents to Boyce and 15 cents to Berryville and Gainesboro, are eliminated in a state wide rate revision. The State Corporation Commission granted Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company authority to raise rates by about $1 per month for most subscribers statewide.
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Winchester
Boyce
Berryville
Gainesboro
State Corporation Commission
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Prices Changed On 25 Items At ABC Stores
Minor price changes on 25 items went into effect today at Alcoholic Beverage Control Board stores in Virginia. Eight beverages saw price cuts, the largest by 20 cents. Six wine prices and two blended whisky prices fell. Five of 28 Scotch whisky brands rose 5 to 25 cents per fifth. The biggest rise was 55 cents per fifth on cordials and liqueurs.
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Richmond
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Virginia
New Year Brings Big Cold Wave Across Nation
An Associated Press dispatch notes a nationwide cold wave as the new year arrives, with subfreezing temps in the Ohio Valley to the East Coast and scattered snow in the Cleveland area. Locally, temperatures stayed in the 20s, dipping to 17 last night, while Tampa and Atlanta ran 15 to 20 degrees cooler than 24 hours earlier.
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Associated Press
Dixie
Cleveland
Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York
Midwest
Atlantic Seaboard
Ohio Valley
Appalachians
East Coast
Florida
Tampa
Atlanta
$245 Missing In Two City Break-Ins
Police probe two local break ins this week with about $245 stolen. Valley News Stand on 30 E Piccadilly St lost around $145 after entry through a rear storeroom. a door hinges broken and front glass damaged. Episcopal Church office safe was ripped open near the church, about $100 taken after a back porch window was raised. A desk in another office was entered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley News
E. Piccadilly St
Episcopal Church
Holidays End With Prep Work At High School
The high school reopens January 21 after holidays. Officials cleaned and polished empty buildings and completed minor repairs. Handley erected six new light poles with two lights along the boulevard from Stewart Street to the hill circle, replacing an obsolete system. The student break started December 20, with teachers’ workshops the only sessions until Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Stewart St
Power Company
DIATRON diet aid promises weight loss without effort
An ad touts DIATRON as a safe, drug free way to curb hunger and appetite without dieting or exercise. It claims you still eat what you like while weight falls, backed by a money back guarantee if you do not lose weight after the first package, with Miller's Drug Store at 107 N Loudoun St offering mail orders.
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Miller’s Drug Store
N. Loudoun St
Richmond Crashes Quiz Answers Reveal Historical Trivia
Answers to the daily quiz reveal stealthy movement, Paul, Clark, a bride’s wish, New York harbor, November 11 1918 at 5 a.m. Paris time, Luther Burbank, an apostrophe indicating omitted words, a king’s brother who became George VI, and a creature that cannot bite or suck.
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Paul
Clark
New York Harbor
Paris
Luther Burbank
George VI
Weather forecast and celestial data for Winchester
The forecast calls for fair cold conditions tonight with coastal lows 24 to 28 and interior 10 to 20. Friday sees mostly sunny skies and warmer afternoon temperatures. Sunrise is 7:32 a.m. tomorrow, sunset 5:01 p.m. Moonset Friday at 5:12 a.m. January 2 record.
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Csssdonari Cas
Rainfall totals and averages for year and months
Rainfall data shows 48 hour total of .04 inches and January to date .04 inches. 1958 year to date is .04 inches. Long term average rainfall over 45 years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages (1912 57) list January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.97, April 3.10, May 3.82, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.92, September 2.70, October 3.26, November 2.52, December 2.48 inches.
White Post Postmaster Job Is Now Open
The Post Office announces an examination for White Post postmaster with a $4190 yearly salary, open to applications until January 28, 1958. The process includes a written test and final ratings based on test results experience and character. Candidates must be reliable civic minded over 18 with a five year residence and meet postal procedure knowledge.
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White Post
Examination notice for civil service applications
Applicants aged years of age may not be appointed. Complete information about the examination requirement and instructions for filing applications may be obtained at the post office for which this examination is being announced. Applications must be filed with the U S Civil Service Commission Washington 25 DC and must be received or postmarked by the closing date.
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U.S. Civil Service Commission
Washiton
D.C
Frederick County Auction Listings Jan 11 Weekend
Sales directory items list multiple auctions in Winchester Virginia and Frederick County on January 11. Includes Massie and Snarr special commissioners in front of the Frederick County Courthouse, realty, Hopkins Farm sale with farm implements and household goods, Edwards trustee in front of courthouse for city property, DeHaven sheriff sale of lumber and equipment, and G Baker Set at Wine Bros automotives and tools with auctioneer E T Snider among details of times and locations.
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Massie
W. B. Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Robert L. Dehaven
Crisman Lumber Corp
Baker
Wine Bros
Pairmont Ave
E. T. Snider
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Coffelt Service
Smalts, Florist
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply 60., Inc
Machen MO
J. T. Fearnow, Sr
Welzel Service
Harry H. Hockman
Myers Water Systems
Geneva
Piccadilly St
Jerry Carter
Minot
N. D
Jerry
ALL New Y Conn Organ
Ike
Cuba
Hill’s
TOY Store
N. Loudoun
ABC
Frederick Clarke Warren
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron ST
Ralph W. Hopkins
Castleman's Ferry
Route
Farmall
Planet Jr
W. D. Crndoref
Berryville, Va
KR. FE
Moreland
Homer Gilliam, Jr
Smart Weekly
Sindere
Anderson
F. Boscawen St
The
Golden
Apding
Kenneth E. Henry
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