Deaths and Funerals Daniel Clark formerly of Clarke County
Daniel Clark of Clarke County died Monday in Hagerstown Maryland. Born Berryville he was the son of the late Elijah and Sallie Clark. Survived by one sister Rosa Jackson Winchester and several nieces and nephews. Funeral Friday at 1 p.m. Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev. R R Robinson officiating. Body at funeral home viewing Thursday 6 to 10 p.m. Pallbearers listed. Interment in Nation Cemetery, tor Flint. Interment in Love and Charity Cemetery Millwood.
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Daniel Clark
Clarke County
Hagers Town
Berryville
Elijah and
Sallie Clark
Clark
Rosa Jackson
Winchester
Cartwright Funeral
R. R. Robinson
John Mann Methodist Church
Douglas Strange
James Roberts
George Davis
St. Clair Beamer
William Harris
Clifton Thomas
Tor Flint
Love and Charity
Millwood
Boizy Puller William Puller of Millwood Dies After Illness
Boizy Puller William Puller of Millwood died at his home Tuesday morning after a long illness. Born in Front Royal he was son of James and Alyce Puller and later lived in Millwood. He married Amanda Holmes of Millwood. Surviving are his widow, a sister Lucy Taylor of Huntley, and a brother Athen Puller of Philadelphia. Funeral at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood Saturday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Tolliver officiating. Burial at Cartwright Funeral Home.
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Boizy
William Puller
Millwood
Front Royal
James
Alyce Puller
Amanda Holmes
Lucy Taylor
Huntley
Athen Puller
Philadelphia
Shiloh Baptist
Freemen Tolliver
Robert Fletcher
Cartwright Funeral Home
Eddie Mason
Marshall Harris
James Jackson
Heywood Timbers
George Washington
Wal
Funeral services for Ada B. Carpenter Friday
Funeral arrangements for Mrs Ada B Carpenter listed with JONES FUNERAL HOME. Service set Friday at 1 30 p m with interment at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Also noted James W Kerns arrangements with service Friday at 3 30 p m.
Ada Blanche Carpenter 73 Dies at Home After Illness
Mrs Ada Blanche Carpenter aged 73 died at 3 30 p m yesterday at her Sulphur Springs Road home after a long illness She was born March 27 1884 in Carpers Valley daughter of the late Scott and Laura Carper Wife of William Carpenter married in November 1917 She was a member of Carpers Valley Methodist Church Surviving are four sisters and four brothers Funeral services will be Friday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev J S Peebles Mt Hebron interment Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Ada Blanche Carpenter
Sulphur Springs
Carpers Valley
Scott
Laura Carper
William Carpenter
Carpenter
Brooks Carper
Alma Randall
Hugh Carper
Bufflick Road
Stever Carper
Claude Carper
Earl Carper
Frederick County
Jones Funeral Home
J S. Peebles
Carpers Valley Methodist Church
Mt. Hebron
James W. Kerns obituary details death and kin
James W. Kerns 74 of 231 Kern St died 6 30 pm yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born December 1 1883 in Hancock Maryland he was the son of the late Robert A and Barbara Keesucker Kerns. He married Iva Elizabeth Cowgill February 4 1929 in Romney West Virginia. He was a member of the Gore Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife four daughters Ruth Kline Lot tie Kerns Pearl Forbes Elma Kerns three sons Edgar James and Rodger Kerns one sister Flora Kerns and nine grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are in complete.
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James Walter Kerns
Kern St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hancock
Robert A
Barbara Keesucker Kerns
Iva Elizabeth Cowgill
Romney
W. Va
Kerns
Baptist Church
Gore
Milburn 80 Funeral to be Held in Hialeah
Funeral services for John N. Milburn 80 who died suddenly in Hialeah Florida will be Friday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home Burial follows at Mt Hebron He was born May 24 1877 in Gainesboro and was a retired horse trainer A member of Valley Lodge 224 AF and AM Burton Ohio and Royal Arch Lodge Burton.
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John N. Milburn
Hialeah
Fla
Jones Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Gainesboro
Milburn
Valley Lodge
Af&am
Burton
Ohio
Royal Arch Lodge
Estelle Newel 72 Dies at Stephens City Residence
Mrs. Estelle Painter Newel of Stephens City aged 72 died at her home. She was born November 29, 1885 in Woodstock, daughter of the late Robert T. and Ada F. Ham mond Painter. She lived 35 years in Stephens City and belonged to the Lutheran Church. Survived by brothers Ernest and Fred Painter and sisters Miss Rena R. Painter and Miss Virginia H. Painter, all of Woodstock. Funeral Friday at 2 p.m. at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock. burial in Massanutten Cemetery.
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Estelle Painter Newel
Stephens City
Woodstock
Robert T
Ada F. Hammond
Lutheran Church
Clarence F. Coffman
J. H. Newel
Ernest Painter
Fred
Rena R. Painter
Virginia H. Painter
Dellinger Funeral Home
Massanutten Cemetery
That City
Cooley Service Set for John C. Cooley
Funeral service for John C. Cooley 80 retired farmer of Marlboro Frederick County will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Omps funeral home following his death yesterday morning at the Kenilworth Home Stephenson Maryland.
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John C. Cooley
Marlboro
Frederick County
Kenilworth
Stephenson
Omps
Funeral services for Rev M C Showalter at Stephens City
The Rev M C Showalter pastor of the Mennonite Church at Stephens City will officiate. Interment in Fauver Cemetery at Coal Mine. Pallbearers: Reese, Clinton, Stanley, Paul Cooley, Cecil Kump, Thomas Link. Remains rest at the Omps Funeral Home until service.
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M. C. Showalter
Mennonite Church
Stephens City
Fauver
Coal Mine
Reese
Clinton
Stanley
Paul Cooley
Cecil Kump
Thomas Link
Omps Funeral
Congressmen Introduce About 225 New Bills
Congressmen introduced about 225 new bills on the opening day of the new session. The House clerk reported this was about normal for the start of a second session of Congress, but enough to keep House assistants counting and numbering late into the night.
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Washington
House
Virginia Senate Advances 10 Million Literary Fund Bill
The January 1957 session sees Sen. Blanton insert a bill to appropriate 10 million dollars from the unappropriated surplus to the Literary Fund, with an emergency clause to address a 13 million dollar backlog of school construction loan applications. A state airport authority bill by Sen. Fenwick and a motor vehicle recodification bill by Sen. Boothe are also introduced. In caucus, J. J. Williams becomes permanent House caucus chair with Charles Green as secretary, and staffing posts are filled including sergeant at arms Lovick Law and doorkeepers Morgan and Overbey. New Brunswick Sen. Hutcheson joins the Senate steering committee, succeeding Harrison. William Stone becomes secretary of the Senate caucus, Garland Gray chairs. The Privileges and Elections Committee resolution honoring late Clerk E. R. Combs is adopted, naming Ben Lacy to succeed Combs.
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Thomas H. Blanton
Senate
Literary Fund
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Fenwick
Armistead Boothe
Alexandria
State Code Commission
J. J. Williams
Henrico
Charles Green
Bedford
Dr. Lovick P. Law
Irvington
Milton R. Morgan
Botetourt
Robert Overbey
Harry L. Smith
Richmond
Joseph C. Hutcheson
Brunswick
Albertis S. Harrison
William Stone
Martinsville
Garland Gray
Waverly
Privileges and Election Committee
E. R. Combs
Ben Lacy
Halifax
Combs
Fire damages apartment above restaurant on Loudoun Street
Firefighters battled a blaze at 134 8 Loudoun St gutting the living room of a four room apartment above the People's Restaurant. The incident caused heavy smoke and water damage to the restaurant below. No injuries reported.
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Raritan Club
Salvation Army
James
Loudoun St
William Godenour
People's Restaurant
Steve Katunas
Henry
John McDaniel
Memorial Hospital
Ralph Lamp
John
Grant Seabright
John Sea
Bright Says He Is Sured But Has Not Seen Interior
Bright stated today he is insured but has not viewed the building’s interior this morning and cannot estimate the damage.
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Bright
Winter storm sweeps New England and%</T>
Massachusetts, New York, Connecticut and Pennsylvania in the snow toll. Connecticut suffered most with heavy snowfall and New Haven reporting 14 percent. Hundreds of cars abandoned, downtown Hartford traffic banned, turnpikes closed or slowed, and many New England schools shut. Winds to 75 mph plus sleet and lightning. New York City saw five inches of snow. 1,500 sanitation workers maneuvered streets. A bright sun appeared by mid morning.
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Massachusetts
New York
Connecticut
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Maine
New Hampshire
New Haven
Hartford
New England
New York City
Virginia Governor Stanley Proposes Major School Funding Increase
Governor Stanley urges about 31.5 million dollars more for teacher pay over two fiscal years to add 1,100 teachers each year, lifting the state scale and boosting salaries from 2,400 to 3,800. He also seeks 10 million more to the Literary Fund to expand low-interest school construction loans and reduce loan backlogs.
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Virginia
Supreme Court of the United States
Stanley
Assembly
Virginia Governor Addresses Education and Highway Funding
The Virginia governor outlines fiscal plans for improving classroom facilities and mental health services, urges Congress to reject new education funding programs, and calls for tougher DUIs. He praises the highway department, notes rising construction costs, and proposes measures to reduce traffic deaths including mandatory jail terms for drunk driving.
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General Assembly
Congress
Stanley
James A. Anderson
Anderson
Local Auction Listings in Winchester Area
Sat JAN 11 11 a.m. Massie and Snarr special commissioners in front of Frederick County Court House Winchester VA realty. E T Snider auctioneer. Jan 11 10 a.m. Estate of Ralph W Hopkins Hopkins Farm 2 miles south of Castleman's Ferry Rt 7 farm implements household goods appliances W D Orndorff auctioneer. Jan 11 10 a.m. Robert L DeHaven Sheriff Crisman Lumber Corp 1 mile east of Winchester automobile truck lumber machinery paint office equipment. Jan 18 1 30 p.m. Mrs Martha Fink 4 miles from Winchester Front Royal Road furniture household goods Dennis T Cole auctioneer.
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Massie & Snarr
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
County Realty
E. T. Snider
Ralph W. Hopkins
Hopkins’ Farm
Castleman's Ferry
Rt. 7
W. D. Orndorff
Robert L. Dehaven
Crisman Lumber Corp
Martha Fink
State Dept. Official To Present Slides At Berryville Program
A U S State Department official W W Turner stationed in Pakistan will present colored slides at Berryville Baptist Church Sunday at 6 15 pm The Training Union sponsors the program which covers life and customs in Pakistan India and Africa including Christian missions The event is open to the public
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U.S. State Department
Berryville Baptist Church
Training Union of the Church
W. W. Turner
Pakistan
India
Africa
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James W. Kerns
John M. Milburn
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Wolfe St
Toy Store Hill
N. Loudoun
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Carl
Highlander
Sales & Service
Swnellings, Florist
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Milburn Service
Estelle Newel
Cooley Service
Malcom J. and
Delmar A. Bayliss
E. FE. Bayliss, Sr
E. E. Bayliss, Sr
H. C. Christianson
TOP Soil & Shale
Semseng Road
Omps Funeral Home
Order of the Golden Rule
Myers Water Systems
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Tops
Allis-Chalmers
Catawba
Roanoke
Blue Ridge
Charlottesville
Jamestown
Queen Elizabeth
Prince Philip
State Health Department
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Napoleon
Ahise
Ermine
Charles Francis Gounod
Abraham Lincoln
Cole
White House
E. Piccadilly St
Rip van Winkle
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Doan
Bt Ata
State Dept
Down To
Bae
Daugherty Coal CO
Shaw
Mineral County
West Virginia
Elk Garden
Bakerstown Coal
NUT & Stoker
Terra Alta, W. Va
Canning House
Baltimore
Oriole
Eden Street
Baltimore, Maryland
Baltimore Sun
Baltimore, Md
Sun
Jesse Slingluff, Jr
G. van Velsor Wolf
A. J. Billig & CO
E. Fayette St
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