George W Fuller Dies in Clarke County Berryville Man Passes Away at 75
George Washington Fuller 75 died at 10 a m today at his Berryville home. A retired carpenter and Berryville Baptist Church member he was born February 22 1877 in Clarke County a son of the late George and Virginia Underwood Fuller. He is survived by his widow Maggie Lloyd and six children Mrs Douglas Mallory Mrs Sam Myers Jr Garland Hunter Earl and Willard Fuller all of Berryville and Mrs Frank Alexander Summit Point W Va Funeral arrangements have not been completed.
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George Washington Fuller
Berryville
Frank Alexander
Summit Point
W. Va
Maynard McCauley Rites Held at Home
Funeral services for Maynard C. McCauley were conducted yesterday at his residence 134 E Leceister. The Rev William H Hanckel of the Episcopal Church officiated with pallbearers Marion Anderson J R Brandon Grant Jake Yost Laurie Hill and John G Taylor. Interment followed at Mount Hebron cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maynardé C. McCauley
E. Leceister
T. Wieevines
William H. Hanckel
Episcopal Church
Marion Anderson
J. R. Brandon
Grant
Jake Yost
Laurie Hill
John G. Taylor
Mount Hebron
Gerald Braithwaite Services Tomorrow
The Rev. Martin Belts of Redland Church will conduct services for Gerald Braithwaite. Interment will be in Woodlawn Cemetery at Whitacre. Active pallbearers include Floyd S. A. W. Paul Todd William Kert Charles Lart Oliver Ven and Labedy to rest at his home until the service.
Minor city fire and two vehicle incidents reported
A small fire at 6:45 p m damaged a parked car on N Kent St. Two separate minor crashes occurred at Kent and Boscawen Streets about 3 10 a m. A 1948 Buick driven by Robert Brill and a 1951 Henry J driven by Glyn Lavecchia collided as both drivers misjudged the light. Police officer John Hoover cited damage estimates of 50 and 75 dollars. Firefighters could not locate the car owner after responding to the Kent Street blaze.
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Kent
Boscawen Sts
John Hoover
Robert Eugene Brill
Woodstock Lane
Boscawen St
Henry J
Glyn Donald Lavecchia
Watson Ave
Kent St
N. Kent St
Mrs Irene Sibert Anderson Dies in Clarke County
Irene Sibert Anderson of Marvin Chapel Clarke County died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was the daughter of the late Nathaniel and Mary Sibert and widow of John William Anderson of Marvin Chapel. Her husband died last September. She was a member of Marvin Chapel Methodist Church. Two brothers John Sibert of Mt Olive and Roy Sibert survive. Burial will be in Green Hill Berryville.
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Irene Sibert Anderson
Marvin Chapel
Clarke County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Nathaniel Sibert
John William Anderson
Anderson
Pe Marvin Pel Methodist Ic Our Ax
John Sibert
Mt’ Olive
Roy Sibert
Green Hill
Berryville
Kiwanians to See Movie on Phosphorous
The oe Club will show a film titled Phosphorous, Key to Life at its weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12 at the George Washington Hotel. The new meeting time follows a club resolution passed at the last gathering.
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Oe Club
George Washington Hotel
Baltimore teachers strike pushes TV teleteaching plan
During the city strike, WMAR WBAL-TV and WAAM offered teleteaching with live studio to living room courses. Two grade teachers described new procedures and extra credit for reports on child safety. The strike began January 1 when over 3 000 city workers walked out for higher pay.
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Bo Wenes
Pevensy
Peacher
WHBR
Baltimore
WMAR
Wbal-Tv
WAAM
Middletown Town Officials Battle Over Clerk Dismissal
Deputy Sheriff serves civil warrant against Middleton and the Town to appear January 13 in Frederick County Trial Justice Court. Mayor Hartman wins a 4 to 3 council vote upholding dismissal of town clerk and police court clerk Mrs. Shannon amid plans to move town offices to the Old Town Hall and audit books to December 31.
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Middletown
John W. Hoover
Mayr
Frederick County
Hight
G. Wilson Borden
Elonza L. Stickley
Joseph Dwyer
C. F P. Carper
Walter B. Little
Trone W. Sperry
Hartman
Shanney
Carper
Dwyer
Charles O. Warren
Borden
Sperry
Little
Shannon
Yor Hartman
Stickley
O'Neal
Robert K. Watts
Hartmen
Nee
Wilson Borden
C. F. Carper
Attorney O'Neal
Church Street
Harris Community Hall
Main Street
Hann
Margaret Ellen Hann
Martin H. Hann
C. Carper
Winchester
G. M. Kelly
Trapper Fights Death With Bear At Remote Alaska Cabin
Alaska coroner's jury weighs cause of Rudolph Gaier 60 in a fatal encounter with a marauding black bear at his wilderness cabin. A bush pilot found Gaier's blood soaked bed and the wounded trapper reportedly died after a struggle with the bear, fire, and exposure.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Rudolph H. Gaier
Gaier
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Max Shellabarger
Skwentna
Gaicr
Shellabarger
Black Bear
U. S
T. A. Langford
Apple Hearing Resumed in Gettysburg Price Fixing Case
A hearing on government price fixing in the apple industry resumed in Gettysburg Pennsylvania today with some exhibits discarded by FTC. Commissioner Frank Hier threw out more than 100 government exhibits as evidence in the case against Appalachian Apple Service Inc Martinsburg Packing Association and others.
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Gettysburg
Federal Trade Commission
Appalachian Aple Service, Inc
Martinsburg E ‘Preening Time Association
Aave Frank Hier
Commission
Eisenhower civil rights plan sparks party unity talk
The report notes a pending civil rights bill draft aimed at discouraging employment discrimination without criminal penalties. Rep. Sam Rayburn predicts the Eisenhower program will unite Democrats, while party dynamics shift as Roosevelt and Truman critics reassess opinions.
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Gee Heutenan
GOP
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Eisen
Roosevelt
Truman
Eisenhower
Rayburn
Sesson
Second Rural Life Institute Planned
The 23 ministers and representatives of farm service groups at the Frederick County Rural Life Institute in Kerns town voted to authorize County Agent I. Fred Stine to name a committee to plan a second institute later this year. The sessions feature outstanding speakers and group discussion to help church leaders and agricultural extension personnel understand mutual problems.
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Frederick County Rural Life Institute
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
I. Fred Stine
Methodists Observe Prayer Covenant Week Across Southeast
Prayer Covenant Week spans the southeastern Methodist Church region with large mid week services and many signing covenant prayer cards for daily prayers for the United Evangelistic Mission to be held in Atlanta Birmingham and Richmond from April 17 to 26. Mrs Jack Hutton will lead the Market Street Methodist Church service Wednesday at 7 30 p m in the pastor s absence.
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Methodist Church
Covenant
United Evangelistic Mission
Atlanta
Birmingham
Richmond
Jack Hutton
Market Street
First Round Hill Debate At Round Hill Tonight
Tomorrow night at 8 o clock the first of three winter debates at the Round Hill Community Center will discuss the resolution Virginia should adopt the Non-Segregated System. Affirmative Bowman Snapp and Walter vs Luttrell Williams. A pie and case auction follows.
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Round Hill
Virginia
Walter , Bowman
H. A. Snapp
Herdie
J Dr. Luttrell
N. C. Williams
Mrs Nelson Dies At Memorial Hospital Capon Bridge
Rosa B Nelson 71 of Capon Bridge West Virginia died yesterday in Memorial Hospital She was born in Hampshire County daughter of the late Henry and Ann Mansy Oates Survivers include daughter Ruby Keffer of Baltimore grandson Richard Keffer two sisters Betty Fletcher and Allie White one brother Walter Oates Funeral services Thursday with gathering at her Capon Bridge home at 1 pm then to Fairview Lutheran Church at 2 pm burial at Fairview The body resting at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge
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Rosa B. Nelson
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Hampshire County
Henry
Ann. Mansy Oates
Ruby Keffer
Baltimore
Richard Keffer
Betty Fletcher
Whitacre
Allie White
Portsmouth
Walter Oates
Fairview
Market Street Choir To Resume Practice
The Junior Choir of the Market Street Methodist Church will resume practice on Wednesday at 3:30 p.m. There is room for at least 10 boys and girls to join.
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Market Street Methodist Church
Girl Scout Officials Named to Committee
Gibbs Charles I and arena Williams are named as executives along with Martha Foreman of the Eastern Panhandle Council and Farley Massey of Winchester Girl Scout Council serving as ex officio members of the committee in Stephens City.
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Plank Gibbs
Charles i Peer
Stephens City
Marena Williams
Berryville
Martha Foreman
Eastern Panhandle
Farley Massey
Winchester Girl Scout Council
Market Quotation Summary Baltimore Chicago Prices
Market notes show apples and other produce with modest firmness. Livestock quotes include cattle hogs and calves at Baltimore Chicago with varied weights and prices. turkeys fryers and hens listed with price ranges and demand described as light to fair.
New York Stocks Rise on Opening Block Trades
New York trading showed lively activity with large block transfers at the open. New York Central advanced narrowly on 6000 shares while Southern Railway Nickel Plate Bethlehem Steel and several others also gained in early trading.
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New York
New York Central
Southern Railway
Nickel Plate
Baltimore , Ohio
Zenith Radio
Bethlehem Steel
Studebaker
American Dynamics
Home- Union Pacific
International Harvester
International Paper
United Aircraft
Grains Opening Mixed at Chicago Board of Trade
Chicago markets showed mixed price trends as grains opened with active dealings. Wheat and corn futures posted varied quotes across March May and July contracts while oats rye and soybeans showed broad movement for the session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Es Aes
Jly
Live cattle and sheep price ranges in local market report
The market lists bids for Holsteins at 18.50 to 31.00 for various grades and weights, cows at 15.50 to 17.00, bulls 13.00 to 21.00, and dealers 28.00 to 30.00. Eatable sheep and yearling lambs show 17.00 to 19.00 ranges with slaughter values around 8.25 to 8.25.
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Baltimore
O. Is
USIS
Bu Bkts & Hprs
USDA
Chicago
Cial
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George W. Fuller
Clarke
Maynard McCauley
Gerald Braithwaite
N. Leadoun St
C. B. Smalts & Son
National Ave
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West
17Th St
N. P
Mrs. Anderson
J. A. Kauffman
Savannah, Georgia
Jim
Bear
Warren
Florida
Second Rural Life Institute
Market Street Choir
Girl Scout
sarEwa
Sdeertisin
Pifer’s
North Loudou
Necchi
Winchester Sewing Machine CO
West Boscawen
Leggett’s Dept
North Loudern
Cannon
Dan River
Leggett’s
Us 187
North Lougoun
Erlon
Camp
Jerk
Florsheim
Polly’s Cab Telephone
Colonial Art & Craft Shop
West Piccadilly
Couras
Acme Super Market
Braddock St
ACME
Miller & Anderson
J. W. Arthur
East Boscawen
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