Deaths and Funerals of Mason Carroll in Winchester
Harry F. Mason 61 of 220 Amherst Street died early this morning at Winchester Memorial. He owned a taxi business for 30 years and was a member of the local Baptist church. Survived by wife, three brothers, and three grandchildren. Funeral Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at Cergetery with calling hours at Jones Funeral Home. Carrie V Rosenberry Carroll 78 of Warren County died today after a long illness. She was born in Warren County, previously married to William L. Carroll. She was a member of Burnt Factory Church and several local groups. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at The Enders with Rev. William R. Withers officiating. Burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Body at John H. Enders Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry F. Mason
Amherst Street
Mornes Winchester Memorial
Rattine Fagedly
Lla
Earl L. Mason
Leonard G. Mason
Warren D. Mason
Winchester
Cergetery
Jones Funeral Home
Carrie V. Rosenberry Carroll
James R. Carwal
Baebe
Berryette
Warren County
William Hunter
Beulah Bell White Rosenberry
William L. Carroll
A Eer
Rev Roy Neff Led Marvin Church Clergy One Note
Reverend Roy Neff pastor of Marvin Church. Chapel burial held at Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers led by J W Frank and others listed for the service.
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Roy Neff
Marvin Church
Green Hill Cemetery
J. W. Frank
Death notice for Joseph Mann and Viola Post services
Joseph Patrick Mann age 58 of Fairview Avenue died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Scott County, son of the late Dave H. Mann and Priscilla Cox Mann, and husband of Gertrude Russell Mann. Post service for Viola Z. Post of Gore will be held Friday at 2 PM at the Cataba Church near Hancock Maryland, with burial in Cataba Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Patrick Mann
Fairview Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Mann
Scott County
Dave H. Mann
Priscilla Cox Mann
Gertrude Russell Mann
Jones Funeral Home
Viola Z. Post
Gore
Sangene
Raymond Reno
Cataba
Hancock
Maryland
Friay
Jones Funeral
A. D. Davis
D. W. Whitacre
C. L. Sirbaugh
Kern
Harry Oates
Samuel Swimley
Mason Mann Funeral Arrangements Incomplete
Notice lists Harry F. Mason and Joseph P. Mann with service details incomplete. Saturday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home referenced.
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Joseph P. Mann
Miss Cora Enders 73 dies after long illness
Miss Cora Viola Enders of 101 East Main Street Berryville died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She helped at the John H. Enders Funeral Home during World War I and remained there until recently. She was active with Clarke County Red Cross and American Legion Auxiliary in its early days. Burial will be in Green Hill with funeral services today and a memorial service at 8 p.m. by the C.E.S. Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cora Viola Enders
E. Main St
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H
Cora Lee Hannum Enders
Miss Enders
John H. Enders
Clarke County Red Cross
Lloyd Williams
American Legion Auxiliary
Duncan Memorial Methodist Church
Order of the Eastern Star
King’s Daughters
Charles J. Enders
Chares J. Enders, Jr
John L. Enders
Ronald Locke
Silver Spring
Ann Levi
McAllen
John FE. Enders
Earl I. Lewis
Green Hill
C.E.S
Huntsberry Service for Walter Huntsberry Held Friday
Walter E Huntsberry of 118 W Fairfax Lane died Wednesday at home. Rev Jacob W Mast will conduct the service Friday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Hebron. Pallbearers listed include J H Yost Sr and J William Hollis. The article notes John T Ford sold Ford Theatre after Lincoln's assassination. In 1893 the floors collapsed causing 22 deaths and 68 injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Huntsberry
Lincoln
Ford Theater
John T. Ford
War Department
Winchster Pianist Pennario To Play Mozart Chopin Schumann
Winchester residents await Leonard Pennario in a Shenandoah College recital at 8 30 tonight. The program features Mozart Sonata in G K283 Chopin Etudes two pieces Kreisleriana by Schumann Debussy preludes and Prokofieff Sonata No 2 in D minor with movements Allegro ma non troppo Allegro marcato Andante and Vivace.
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Winchester
Leonard Pennario
Mozart
Chopin
Schumann
Debussy
Prokofieff
Robert Schumann
Kappelmeister Kreisler
Kreisler
Serge Prokofieff
Shenandoah College
Kennedy Speeches Included in Public Domain Despite CopyrightClaim
The White House states President Kennedy speeches remain public property though a forthcoming book may carry copyright for intro and annotations. Andrews Hatcher and Sorensen confirm a modification to remove public-domain restriction with Harper & Brothers, whose profits will go to charity. Public Affairs Press criticizes the copyright as infringing free speech guarantees. The book features an Kennedy introduction and a Sandburg foreword.
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Washington
White House
Andrew T. Hatcher
Kennedy
Harper & Bro
Hatcher
Theodore C. Sorensen
M. B. Schnapper
Public Affairs Press
Washington Post
Schnapper
Carl Sandburg
John W. Gardner
Carnegie Foundations of New York
Poll of Scions Give Edge to Standard Time
A Richmond News Leader poll of legislators heading to the General Assembly shows support for uniform time with 55 45 in favor of eastern standard time. Most lawmakers likely to follow the majority. The EST DST dispute caused confusion as Richmond and Northern Virginia adopted fast time locally and referendum approved it in Richmond.
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Richmond
Richmond News Leader
General Assembly
Virginia
AMC Directors Against Romney Entering Race
Detroit AP reports George Romney, president of American Motors Corp., says directors have made it clear they oppose his Michigan governor bid this year. Romney notes the board discussed his possible candidacy at a Dec. 18 New York meeting as part of other developments. He may resign AMC duties if he runs and will decide by Feb. 10. Elisabethville, capital of Katanga Province, showcases neat houses and inviting shops.
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Detroit
George Romney
American Motors Corp
Michigan
Romney
New York
AMC
Citizens For Michigan
Constitutional Convention
Moscow Propaganda Chief Faces Red Faces Over Photo
A Soviet photograph claimed to show Nazi troops burning a Russian village is revealed as an old image from Japanese forces burning a Chinese village. The mix up triggers anger from Moscow propaganda chiefs as West German Gen. Adolf Heusinger faces war crime charges. The US calls the accusation a crude propaganda maneuver.
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Moscow
Adolf Heusinger
Foreign Ministry
Heusinger
Stern
United States
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Permanent
Washington
57 Hurt In City Traffic Mishaps In 1961 Winchester
Police department figures for Winchester show 356 reported crashes in 1961 with 41 involving personal injury. No fatalities occurred, and property damage reached $110,541.
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Winchester
Police Department
Sales Directory Auction Notices in Frederick and Berkeley Counties
Directory item lists multiple auctions with trustees and auctioneers. January sales include Frederick County house and lot in front of the Frederick County Court House with J Randolph Larrick and John F Anderson as trustees, and Berkeley County realty in front of the Martinsburg courthouse with Robert M Steptoe as trustee. Charles R Duvall acts as auctioneer for several lots and the dates note January 6 January 13.
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J. Randolph Larrick
John F. Anderson
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
Robert M. Steptoe
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Berkeley County
J. Frederick Larrick
Back Creek
Local Baking Firms Form New Management Alliance
Front Royal and Winchester bakeries join forces with B and C Baking Co and Virginia Holsum, naming C M McMullan as manager of Royal Baking Co in Front Royal. Ernie W. Smith remains in Winchester, with existing staff and branding. McMullan long led Southern Bakeries in Winchester before 1959.
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Ae Bsas
B& C Bethe Biga Baking Co., Inc
Front Royal
C. M. McMullan
Royal Baking Co
L. D. Feuchtenberger
M. W. Field
Virginia Holsum Bakeries
Winchester Bakeries
Ernie W. Smith
Wincheser
McMullan
Southern Bakeries
Winchester
Washiton
D. C. Southern
B & C Baking Co
Indian Alley
C. Douglas Brown
Clayton Cochran
Man Wanted for Stabbing Surrenders
Joel Lee Saye, 22, who was sought for stabbing Penelope Christine Moore, 19, an ice skating instructor, surrendered to police after phoning his probation officer. Moore was stabbed four times and remained in satisfactory condition. Saye had been charged with first degree burglary and assault with intent to kill, and was identified by Moore from photos. He had been distraught over a separation from his wife and had two children.
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Charlotte
N. C
Joel Lee Saye
Saye
Ted Williams
Penelope
Penny
Christine Moore
Miss Moore
O. A. Crenshaw
Sage
North Carolina
Williams
Kays Gary
Charlotte Observer
Gary
Betty
German City Reports Three Smallpox Cases
Deutsche health officials in Düsseldorf activated wide precautions after three smallpox cases emerged. About 200 beds were set aside in hospital isolation wards and large scale inoculation was ordered. Doctors linked the outbreak to a engineer who returned December 2 from Liberia.
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Duesseldorf
Germany
Ruhr
Liberia
Piano Ship Green Four Weeks in Japan
None
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green
Japan
Austin
Buffer State
Anne He
Weather Today Forecast Snow and Rain Across Regions
Forecast calls for colder tonight with clouding in the north and east. Rain in the southwest and snow in the northwest late tonight. Lows in the upper 20s. Friday remains cloudy and colder with rain in the south and rain or snow elsewhere.
Rainfall figures and a caveman toy note
Rainfall data show zero rainfall in the 24 hours to 8:30 a.m. today and none for January and 1962 to date, with a 49 year average annual rainfall of 36.86 inches. Monthly averages are listed by month, topped by July at 3.87 inches and August 3.90 inches. A separate note mentions that the earliest child's toy may have been a miniature caveman club.
Child Hit By Automobile at Kern and Chase Alley
Four year old Richard Franklin Curry sustained a small head cut after running into a 1956 Plymouth owned by Pat's Cab and driven by Walter E. Mason Jr. at Kern Street and Chase Alley. He was treated at Memorial Hospital and released. Officer Ira Nesselrodt reported the incident.
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Richard Franklin Curry
Memorial Hospital
Ira Nesselrodt
Kern St
Chase Alley
Plymouth
Pat's
Walter E. Mason, Jr
Berryville
Home Buying Surges Among American Families
A large portion of American households are purchasing homes, with three out of five families now buyers. The shift signals growing confidence in housing markets and rising demand across communities.
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Mr. Mason
Turner A. Mason
Annie Hef- Mason
Mason
Ret Baptist Church
James R. Carroll
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Miss Viola Enders
Huntsberry Service
Elisabethville
Katanga
Lomuiah
Crider & Shockey
Boyce
T.V
W. B. Conner
Associated Press
Albany
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Pressone
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Buffalo
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Fairbanks
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Helena
Indianpolis
Juneau
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Cloud Tenons
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St. Paul
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Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Richt
Rapid City
St. Louis
Spifer Printing CO
Braddock St
N. Cameron St
Valley Ave
Route 11
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