Clarence White Frederick County Teacher Dies at 172
Clarence Howard White, 172, longtime Frederick county public school teacher and skilled mechanic, died yesterday at his Mountain Falls home after a period of declining health. He was born June 7, 1874 near Mountain Falls. Survived by sister Mrs. Mary Annie Clowser and nephews and nieces including William Clowser Warren Clowser M E Switzer and Eva Clowser. Funeral services Saturday at St. John's Lutheran Church with interment in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Howard White
Frederick County
Mountain Falls
Isaac Frye
Joanna Bucher White
Mary Annie Clowser
Rosenberger
William Clowser
Morgantown
Warren Clowser
M. E. Switzer
Baltimore
Eva Clowser
Omps Funeral Home
St. John’s Lutheran Church
E. B. Smith
J. L. Hershman
L. E. White
Roy C. Triplett
Dewey Hulver
Rueben Hulver
James Bucher
St. John's Church
Truman budget projects 1948 revenues and tax shifts
President Truman outlines 1948 revenue estimates with total receipts near 40.23 billion, noting higher direct taxes on individuals and lower overall growth due to excise and surplus-sale declines. He defends no tax cut now and stresses debt repayment and a tight, realistic budget for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Taber
Rny
House Appropriations Committee
Know
Rep
Knutson
R-Minn
White House
Harrisonburg Faces Handley in Dupont Tourney Night
Harrisonburg travels for a Dupont invitational basketball game tonight against Handley with a large crowd expected. Coach Maddox will start Swisher Wingfield Lewis Garber and McIntyre as the varsity lineup in a doubleheader following a preliminary contest at 7 o clock officiated by Lyons and Cable. The Bulldogs enter with a strong record, having only lost to Hagerstown while beating Wardensville and Berkeley Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dupont
Harrisonburg
Hunter Maddox
Swisher
Wingfield
Lewis
Garber
McIntyre
Lyons and Cable
Shippensburg
Maddox
Hagerstown
Wardensville
Berkeley Springs
Lexington
Robert Largent 65 Dies at Whitacre Home
Robert Dorsey Largent 65 died at his home in the Whitacre area just over the West Virginia line at 10 10 this morning after 15 years of declining health. Born April 15 1882 in Frederick county he lived 39 years in Hampshire county and ran the Star mail route from Good West Virginia to Omps West Virginia for 10 years. He left a widow Cidney Santmyre Largent and sister Effie Batt of Winchester. Funeral set for Omps Funeral Home Monday at 11 with Rev Ben Johnson and burial in Redland Cemetery Whitacre.
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Winchester 2
Effie Lewis
Boyce
Shawnee
Metpolitan
Winchester
Clover Dairy Company
Bladensburg Road
Brentwood
Maryland
Rawleigh
Rawleigh’s
Dept. VA
D. Rene
Loudoun
McGiffey
Midwest Book Co
Ohip
Chevrolet
Plumbly Lumber Co
Call
Omp
Pure Oil
N. Cameron
Hardie
Ola
Robert Dilkes
Cherry Run
W. Va
Morgan County
Westinghouse
South
U. S
W. B. Snider & Son
Studebaker
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
C. E. Alt
Bufflick Road
Robert Dorsey Largent
Whitacre
West Virginia Line
Frederick County
Arron Sargent
Jane Shade
Hampshire County
Star Mail
Good
Omps
Cidney Santmyre Largent
Mrs
Effie Batt
Omps Funeral Home
Ben Johnson
Gainesboro
Redland Cemetery
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Winchester Evening Star
Star
Stewart “Chub” Steele
Dial
Carl Fishel
Berryville Ave
S. . Finch
Care Star
New York
A. J. Crafts
State Planters Bldg
Richmond
Brumback
Middletown
Ford
Paul McFarland
Hayfield
Stephens City
Kishback
West Tees
Immedi Fest
Nain
Highland Ave
T. M. Shitz
Frank Sargent
Ridgeway
Phant
Uth Church
Berryville
Barryville
Flanagan
McCray
Barr
Virginia Hampshire Swine Breeders Association
Staunton
Parrish
Verona
Ohio
T. T. McGannon
Harry Turner
Star Office
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
George Washington
Quere
Quiert
Shenandoah Motor CO
Handley School
Clarence White Frederick Co
Grove’s
Davenport
Real Spring
J. W. Grove Furniture CO
Handley
Clarke County News Service
Robert Largent
Dark
V. M
Haiti
Republic
Island
Hispaniola
E. d
Trousers
New
Capitol Theatre
Cameron St
L & F Bargain Store
T. G. Adams
ESSO
Corner Main and Gerrard Sts
Geo W. Hurtz
Rowe-Jordan
Geo. W. Kurtz
Cameron and Boscawen Sts
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