Deaths and Funerals In Frederick County
Two local obituaries detail the deaths of Fletcher Allen 82 near White Hall and H Clayton Carbaugh 77 of Stephens City. Fletcher Allen survived by wife L ty Hillyard and multiple children. services set for Mount Pleasant Evangelical United Methodist near Gerrardstown with a large pallbearer group. Carbaugh formerly ran stores in Stephens City and later farmed. service at Trinity Lutheran Church with many relatives attending. interment at Green Hill Cemetery.
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Jr Allen
Bethel Methodist Church
Kin
Tata
Tfree
Raymond Allen
Jom Allen
Charles Allen
Melvin Allen
Faith Adams
Nain
Ruth Bersole
Frederick County
Daisey Shutts
Kernstown
Mary
Harrison Allen
Carrie Brown
Gerrardstown
W. Va
Minnie Lawson
Mount Pleasant
H. Clayton Carbaugh
Trinity Lutheran Church
Stephens City
Virginia
Funeral service for Mae Diehl at Omps Home
Mae Diehl aged 66 of 214 Sharp Street died suddenly Friday night. Funeral conducted 3 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev J S Duckwall officiating. Burial in Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers were nephews Arthur Richard Ray Shane Billy and Joseph Davis. Surviving sister Miss Joseph Davis Sr of Gainesboro previously listed.
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Mae
Diehl
Sharp Street
James O. Diehl
Omps Funeral Home
J. S. Duckwall
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Arthur
Richard
Ray Shane
Billy
Joseph Davis
Gainesboro
Auction Sale Notices Split Across County Roads
Sales directory notes two auctions in Frederick County Virginia. January 12 at 11 a.m. trustee W. E. Edwards fronts the courthouse in Winchester for a 5 acre farm near Reynolds Store with county details. January 19 at 10:30 a.m. Charles R. Duvall, auctioneer, C. P. Lawrence, 272 miles from Winchester on the Bufflick Road, for farming implements personal property and household goods. Joshua Place, auctioneer.
Obituary of Julian Mayberry Prather of West Virginia
Julian Mayberry Prather died Saturday evening at his Ridgeway home after a long illness. He was born near Martinsburg, son of the late Charles and Joann Custer Prather, a carpenter and Calvary Gospel Church member. Survived by wife Nona F. Jones Prather, son Jesse D. Prather, two grandchildren, sister Mary Lewis, and numerous nieces and nephews. Funeral tomorrow at 1 p.m. from Brown's Funeral Home Martinsburg, Rev. Norman Silvers officiating. Burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Julian Mayberry Prather
Ridgeway
W. Va
Martinsburg
Charles and
Joann Custer Prather
Calvary Gospel Church
Nona F. Jones Prather
Jesse D. Prather
Kernstown
Mary Lewis
Darkesville
Nerces
Brown
Norman Silvers
Mt. Hebron
One Killed Nine Injured in American Airlines Crash
In Tulsa area, an American Airlines Convair crashed into a partially wooded field six miles north of Tulsa Municipal Airport during a drizzle. One woman, Nell Tobler, 70, died. nine others survived with injuries, including co pilot Paul Johnson who aided responders after walking to a nearby farmhouse. Pilot Wesley G Mims, 34, was named on the flight crew.
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Tulsa
Okla
Tulsa Municipal
American Airlines
Nell Tobler
Paul Johnson
Providence
R. I
Wesley G. Mims
American
Sales Volume Hits High Mark Again in 1956
New York reports show 1956 earnings likely hit a new high, with major sectors moving into the plus column despite varied quarterly results. Banks and utilities posted gains, while rail profits lagged. overall industrials count 219 firms with combined earnings of 1.832 billion, up 1.3 percent from 1955.
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New York
Association of American Railroads
Luncheon Meetings Sponsored by Winchester Council of Church Women
The Winchester Council of Church Women sponsors daily luncheon meetings through Friday as part of the Week of Prayer at Christ Episcopal Parish House. Led by Mrs. J. R. Yerby, lunches are hosted by different churches each day and are open to all attendees. The Rev. Bennett J. Sims of Bal timore, Md., is the speaker.
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Winchester Council of Church Women
Christ Episcopal Parish House
J. R. Yerby
First Presbyterian
Highland Presbyterian
Market Street Methodist
The
Friends
Calvary Baptist
Braddock Street
Grace Lutheran
Congregational Christian
First
U. B
Cork Street Christian
Montague
Ten Outstanding Young Men of America named by JCC
Tulsa announces the 1956 U S Junior Chamber of Commerce selection of ten men under 35 from sports ministry medicine law government business engineering and education. They will be honored at a January 19 Dallas banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tulsa
Okla
Scout Leaders Training Course Begins Today
A Brownie and Intermediate Girl Scout leaders course starts tomorrow at 9 30 am in the War Memorial Building. Miss Farley Massey will teach under the Blue Ridge Area Girl Scout Council, part of a ongoing local series. Anyone may attend to learn the foundations of Scouting and help address leadership shortages. registration is available by calling the Girl Scout office.
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War Memorial
Farley Massey
Blue Ridge Area
Girl Scout Council
Girl Scout Office
Adlai Urges Four Year Offensive to Win Back White House
Adlai E Stevenson called for a four year sustained offensive by Democrats to win back the White House. He urged broad operations linking governors mayors and Congress to prepare for 1958 and 1960 elections. Stevenson also said Democrats should continue to critique Eisenhower's foreign policy while working with congressional leaders.
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Adlai
White House
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Stevenson
Congress
Party
House
Rayburn
Lyndon B. Johnson
Senate
Eisenhower
Middle East
Leonard W. Hall
Blast Kills Three Injures 18 at County Fire
In Ridgway Colorado a gas or powder blast at a county highway garage during a fire killed three men and injured 18 others among 150 spectators. Harold Leicester 35 Western Colorado Power Co. lineman died. George Copeland 60 and Virgil Gould 69 died later. Gerald Stark 11 was critically injured. Sheriff said cause unknown.
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Ridgway
Colo
Harry B. Scove
Colorado
Harold Leicester
Western Colorado Power Co
George Copeland
Virgil Gould
Gerald Stark
Elvis Presley Hanged in Effigy Near Nashville
A life sized Elvis effigy was hung from an overpass southeast of Nashville drawing a crowd of hundreds. The dummy wore a red shirt blue jeans and carried phony money while crowds chanted song titles. An ambulance collected the effigy for a funeral home.
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Nashville
Tenn
Elvis
Elvis Presley
Presley
New York
Ed Sullivan appearance noted for yesterday
A brief report notes a notable television appearance on the Ed Sullivan show yesterday highlighting a performer's televised debut and public reception.
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Terday
Third Quint Dies in Madras Hospital
In Madras, India the third of the quintuplets died at Pondichery Hospital. The two remaining week-old girls are stated by authorities to be getting on well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madras
India
Pondichery Hospital
How's Your 1.9.7 Quiz Answers Listing
Answers listed for page 1 quiz include items like Tuscaloosa, Elizabeth I, Esther, a quote about fine materials, the Prime Minister of England, True, Holy of Holies, Wyoming, the word Nor, Mouse Swift.
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Elizabeth I
Esther
Prime Minister of
England
Wyoming
Swift
Lions Club to Hear Heltzel on Polio Drive
Robert Heltzel co chair of the 1957 March of Dimes will address the Lions Club at the George Washington Hotel during the noon luncheon. He discusses the current Polio Drive fund raising effort and its goals.
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Robert Heltzel
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Civil War earthworks near Winchester endure as landmarks
Remnants from the Civil War remain visible one mile north of Winchester. Star Fort defenses and Fort Milroy lie nearby, with Fort Collier on the Martinsburg pike U.S. 11 about a mile from Winchester, still standing as tangible reminders of the conflict.
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Winchester
Star Fort
Fort Milroy
Collier
Martinsburg Pike
U.S. 11
Democratic remarks on foreign affairs spark partisan debate
In a brief commentary, a Democratic spokesperson described ongoing foreign affairs discussions as "pretty partisan politics," signaling heightened internal party disagreement and urging more measured rhetoric.
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Joan Fletcher Allen
Fletcher Allen
White Hall
Chutoten
Susan Allen
L@ty Hillyard
Caves Town
Jacob G
Ann Lemley Carbaugh
Nellie Beaver
Bartonsville
Carbaugh
Stephens City. In His Early Life, Mr. Carbaugh
John Hinkle
Dc. E. Staples
Henry J. Carbaugh
Melvin A. Carbaugh
Kenneth R. Carbaugh
Bayside
S. Mason Carbaugh
Harrisonburg
Alice Staples
John W Link
Julian Carbaugh
Claude Carbaugh
Robert Carbaugh
Clarence Carbaugh
Loring Staples
Kenneth Staples
Green Hill
Jones
Diehl Services
John Fletcher Alien
Mt. Pleasant
West Va
Jones Funeral Home
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
H. C. Christianson
Allis-Chalmers
Ae eCay
Oak
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
Kent
Goop
C. I. Broomback & Sons
N. Cameron St
By Sam Dawson
Council of Church Women
New York Central
Selkirk Yards
Albany
JCC
America
Dallas
Thomas A. Dooley
M. D
St. Louis
Viet Nam
Carl D. Erskine
Anderson
Ind
Brooklyn Dodgers
Millard Harmon
Auburndale
Mass
Robert C. Liebenow
Wilmette
Chicago Board of Trade
Frank W. C. Loo
Honolulu
Hawaii
Richard Foote Pederson
Department of State
U. S
United Nations
John Patterson
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Albert L Patterson
Phenix City
Robert Eugene Richards
Laperne
Calif
Hugh E. Stephenson Jr
Columbia
Richard T. Whitcomb
Hampton
Perry Engineering CO
Winchester Seed CO
Tuscaloosa
White's Pure Oil Station
FIR Lumber
Stuart M. Perry
Heltzel
McCulloch & Lombard
Barr’'S, Inc
Grosvenor Witton Carpet
Grosvenor
Witton
E. Piccadilly
Ifa
North Loudoun Street
CARE
Care Food Crusade
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