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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1958

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals Mrs Eunice Gill Cunningham of Capon Bridge

Mrs Eunice Gill Cunningham aged 4 in Capon Bridge West Virginia died Sunday in a Parkersburg hospital. She was born November 11 1888 in High View Hampshire County WV and was the widow of Donard Gill and later Rev George W Cunningham. She was the last survivor of a 13 child family and is survived by relatives in Romney Winchester and Kentucky. Funeral services set for Thursday at Timber Ridge Christian Church with burial in the churchyard.

Eunice Gill Cunningham Capon Bridge W. Va Parkersburg Ola Cunningham High View Hampshire County George Flora Wilson Anderson Donard Gill George W. Cunningham Ellisnes Dorsey Oates Ed Hahn Cecil Pugh Giffin

Mrs Eva Riggleman Dies at Romney Home

Mrs Eva Funkhouser Riggleman 51 widow of Carl Riggleman died Monday at her daughter Hartzel Riggleman’s home near Romney West Virginia. She was born June 26 1906 the daughter of Claude Kelchner deceased. Survivors include two daughters.

Eva Funkhouser Riggleman Carl Riggleman Hartzel Riggleman Romney W. Va Claude Kelchner Daugh

John H Cooley, 81, Marlboro area farmer, dies in Stephenson

John H. Cooley, 81, a retired farmer from the Marlboro area, died early today at Kenilworth Nursing Home in Stephenson after a long illness. Born in Frederick County in May 1876, he was the son of Robert and Martha Fauver Cooley. He never married and was the last of his immediate family. Survivors include many nieces and nephews. Funeral arrangements are incomplete, with the body resting at Omps Funeral Home.

John H. Cooley Marlboro Kenilworth Stephenson Frederick County Robert Martha Elizabeth Fauver Cooley Omps

Milburn 80 Dies Suddenly in Florida Home

John N. Milburn 80 died suddenly Saturday night in Hialeah Florida where he had made his home. Born at Gainesboro in 1877 he was married to Amanda Pingley. A retired horse trainer he spent his early life in Capon Springs West Virginia. The remains arrive tomorrow at Jones Funeral Home for full rest pending family arrival from Florida.

John N. Milburn Hialeah Fla Gainesboro Amanda Pingley Milburn Capon Springs W. Va Jones Funeral Florida

Rescue Squad Offers Standard First Aid Course

The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad begins another Standard First Aid class at 7:30 p.m. tomorrow. Sessions meet two hours every Wednesday for five weeks at squad headquarters 25 E Germain St. William Pitcock will teach. seven members have enrolled.

Winchester E. Germain St William Pitcock

Lutheran Choirs Begin Practice Tomorrow

Choirs at Grace Lutheran Church set first practice sessions with the Junior Choir at 3 30 p m and the Youth Choir at 4 20 p m The Church School gathers at 4 15 p m for the start of a new term.

Grace Lutheran Church

Walter Staton Pleads DUI Charge in Municipal Court

Walter Franklin Staton of Rt 1 pleads guilty to driving under the influence of toxicants. Court imposes a $105.25 fine and suspends 30 days.

Walter Franklin Staton Rt. 1

Dulles Declines to Quit Secretary of State Post

John Foster Dulles plans to remain secretary of state with full backing from President Eisenhower. Friends note his 70th birthday approaches and health remains a factor, but informants say he will resist Democratic pressure to retire and focus on preparing for likely critical months ahead in the cold war space race context.

Washington John Foster Dulles Eisenhower Dulles Paris Long Island Russia

Johnson demands Army explain Gavin's critical testimony

Senator Lyndon B. Johnson charges the Army must explain Lt. Gen. Gavin's claim that his expected promotion was blocked after criticizing missile policy. Gavin retires March 31, saying he wishes to pursue defense creativity while noting he was told he no longer faced promotion.

Johnson Army Gavin Washington Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex James M. Gavin Pentagon Army Research and Development Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Brocker Senate Maxwell D. Taylor Continental Army Command

Telethon Raises $202 for Chest Fund in Second Night

The Community Chest Telethon added $202 yesterday, chaired by L. W. Brooks Jr. This plus $323 raised last Friday narrows the goal to under $3,000. Additional pledges arrive daily at the Chest office as volunteers seek support until the quota is met. Call MO2-0805 for a pledge or gift.

Community Chest L. W. Brooks, Jr Chest

Little League Basketballers Shine In Armory Showdown

Saturday at the Armory featured three Little League games with Hawks topping Warriors 10 to 5 Celtics defeating Pistons 11 to 9 in double overtime and Royals beating Lakers 16 to 3. Key scorers included Dick LaFollette Jim Wilkins Cecil Ashby and Dave Ker with overtime heroics by Newcomb and Ker. Sixty plus youngsters under 12 competed, building toward next Saturday morning play.

the Armory Hawks Warriors Dick LaFollette Jim Wilkins Celtics Pistons Cecil Ashby Ich Newcomb Dave Ker John Kelly Ned Hall Lakers Royals Bennie Gore Johnny Kinzie

Condemned Man Quizzes Judge in Gas Chamber Fight

Daryl Chessman, the condemned man known as the Red Light Bandit, cross examines Superior Judge Charles W. Fricke who sentenced him to die. The high IQ inmate, 35, asks if his trial was fair and the judge responds that it was.

Los Angeles Daryl Chessman Charles W. Fricke California San Quentin Chessman

Weather Today Snow and rain mix with cold, strong winds

The forecast calls for interior snow and rain turning to snow near the coast with strong winds and much colder air tonight. Temperatures range from highs around 38 to 33 and cooler in eastern areas. Wednesday brings strong northerly winds and snow flurries in the mountains.

Rainfall Statistics for January to December 1957-58

Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows none. January total to date is 0.04 inches, with 0.04 inches for the 1958 period. Average annual rainfall over 45 years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1957: 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.

Rabies Fight Hits Legal Snag In Rockingham

In Rockingham County, officials struggle to quarantine domestic pets during a rabies outbreak. They lack legal authority beyond a dogs-at-large ordinance, with a Feb 1 to July 2 quarantine window looming. rabid foxes were killed in Bridgewater and Harrisonburg.

Rockingham Harrisonburg Rockingham County Bridgewater

Navy survivors recount crash near Norfolk and injuries

Survivors describe a Navy plane crash at Norfolk with several crew members hospitalized at Portsmouth Navy Hospital. Chief Thomas York of Jacksonville said the aircraft fell from one wing and broke apart as crew escaped through a hatch. Lt. Charles Hall of Queens spoke of twisting fuselage and all aboard escaping. Civilian injuries included Gilbert Miller, Frances McClain, and Lucille Marshall, with Miss Marshall remaining in hospital.

Thomas E.york Jacksonville Fla York Charles Hall Queens N. Y Norfolk James D. Crockett Aviation Electrician Decota W. Va Navy Hospital Portsmouth Lawrence Phillips Edward Johnson Ronald Smith Wallace Major Aviation Gilbert Miller Frances McClain Lucille Marshall Miss Marshall

Look of Jesus Week of Prayer Topic at First Presbyterian

Dr. R Stuart Grizzard spoke on look of Jesus at the Week of Prayer second service sponsored by Winchester Ministerial Association at First Presbyterian Church. He noted Luke 22 61 and urged all to make a fresh start after denying Jesus. The church opens daily 5 to 6 pm for prayer with Grizzard available for counseling.

Jesus R. Stuart Grizzard First Presbyterian Church Winchester Ministerial Association Grizzard First Baptist Church of Norfolk Peter Peters First Baptist Church

Local Auctions Listings for Saturday January 11

Sales directory notes three auctions on Saturday January 11 in Winchester Virginia area. Massie and Snarr hold special commissioners sale in front of the Frederick County Court House. E T Snider is the auctioneer for county realty. Ralph W Hopkins estate auction at Hopkins Farm two miles south of Castleman's Ferry on Route 7 features farm items and household goods. Rob ert L DeHaven sheriff announces Cris man Lumber Corp sale one mile east of Winchester with autos lumber machinery and office equipment.

Massie Ralph W. Hopkins Hopkins’ Farm Castleman's Ferry W. D. Ornedorff Robert L. Dehaven Crisman Lumber Corp Winchester

Winchester Fire Department Year In Review

A yearly report notes portable lights used twice and extinguishers used multiple times. Fire alarms received, 4058 radio calls logged, and new equipment added include helmets bunker suits boots gloves smoke mask canisters and an oxygen tank. The nominating committee listed H. W. Rainsberger Jr Donald K. Jones and Jack Crenshaw. February meeting will feature movies and refreshments.

Winchester Fire Department H. W. Rainsberger, Jr Donald K. Jones Jack Crenshaw

Answers to the Daily Quiz Revealed

The page lists quiz answers with items including Yes for questions one and two, Buckingham for item three, Pa for item four, eight p.m. for item five, the Revenue Cutter Service and Life Saving Service for item six, and Missionary for item seven. The fragment ends with incomplete letters ia a.

Buckingham Revenue-Cutter Service Missionary

Military Ranks Mentioned for Ellice Ensign and Galileo

The item lists Ellice as Ensign in the Navy or second lieutenant in the Marine Corps with Galileo noted in connection to the group. It preserves the ranks and names as presented in the source.

Ellice Navy Marine Corps Galileo

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G. W. Cunningham Jers Richard Riggleman Donald Funkhouser Robert Funkhouser Kentucky Harry Keichner Helena Anthony Anchorage Alaska Thurman Kerns Unger Elizabeth Anderson Rock Oak Church Rock Oak Church Mrs Eva Riggleman Ino Myers Water Systems C.1 Brumback & Sons N. Cameron St Florist Order of the Golden Rule John Scali Brucker Arna Tee MS Ma Eign Tele la Rambler American Motors Kern Brothers S. Loudoun St Winchester, Va Place Bros. Tire CO. Inc Valley Pike South Phone Royal Tires Exide Batteries E. Piccadilly St Hast Sir Lilliston Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc Virginia Boyd Peoples Certified Peoples Service Drug Store
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