Obituary: Henry Clinton Shade 1877 1960 Berkeley Springs
Henry Clinton Shade 80 died at home near Berkeley Springs West Virginia He born April 10 1877 in Morgan County to William and Hannah Shade He lived his life as a farmer a member of the New Methodist Church Survived by wife Nennat Davidson Shade three sons Jamie Berkeley Springs Portage and Lynwood Shade three daughters Naomi Flowers Gainesboro Lona Place and Dora Weber Vienna two sons Eddie and Homer Shade thirteen grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren His body rests at Parks Funeral Home Berkeley Springs awaiting services Saturday at 10 a.m. then to Greenwood Methodist Church for 11 a.m. service with Rev C G Russell officiating Grandsons pallbearers.
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Henry Clinton Shade
Berkeley Springs
Morgan County
W. Va
William
Hannah Bohrer Shade
The
News Methodist Church
Nennat Davidson Shade
Jamie Shade
Church Shade
Port Gee
Lynwood Shade
Tte City
Naomi Flowers
Gainesboro
Lona Place
This City
Dora Weber
Vienna
Eddie Shade
Albin
Homer Shade
Cross Junction
Parks Funeral Home
Greenwood Methodist Rct
C.G. Russell
C.G. Russell Will Officiate, Paivearers
Greenwood Hyard
Obituary Notice for Robie Parley Altizer
Robie Parley Altizer of Middletown dies at 51 in Casualty Hospital Washington from a heart attack after admission Monday. Survived by wife Nannie Mann Altizer, daughters Alice Cagley Pris cilla Orndorff Shirley Altizer, son Eugene Altizer, brothers COM Altier and Altizer, sisters O Purrell ang B R Evans Agnes amson June Fields. Funeral set for 2 p m at Stover Funeral Chapel Strasburg with Rev John Duckwall.
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Robie Parley Altizer
Middletown
Casualty Hospital
Washington, D. C
William F. Altizer
Tazewell County
Wakefield Dairy
Washington
Nannie Mann Altizer
Middle
Alice Cagley
Priscilla Orndorff
Strasburg
Shirley Altizer
New Orleans
Eugene Altiger
Com Altier
Stephens City
Altizer
Shippensburg
Pas
O. Purrell Ang
B. R. Evans
Agnes Amson
June Fields
Hanover
Stover
John Duckwall
Burial Planned in Mt Carmel for Middletown Resident
The body lies at Altizer's Middletown home before burial in Mt. Carmel Cemetery. Rev. J. A. Andrew will officiate. The casket will be moved to Stover Chapel for the services.
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J. A. Andrew
Mt. Carmel
Middletown
Altizer
Stover
Leesburg Bank Official Dies at 86 in Virginia
E. E. Garrett, board chairman of Loudoun National Bank and former Loudoun Commonwealth's attorney, died at his home in Leesburg today at age 86. A noted criminal lawyer, he led the bank as president for 29 years before becoming chairman.
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Leesburg
E. E. Garrett
Loudoun National Bank
Loudoun Commonwealth
Garrett
Holders Named in Trust Bond Case Seek Court Ruling
The filing lists Ansel B Solenberger and others as potential bond holders with ties to Stephens City Winchester and Washington DC. Miss Kurtz seeks court determination of rightful bond holders and release of the deed of trust lien upon payment to correct holders while asking injunctions to halt related suits until resolution.
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Kenyon St
N. W
Washington, D. C
Frank Brumback
Henry Ave
Winchester
Miss Kurtz
Farm Auctions and Machinery Sales Near Frederick and Romney
Listings show a 115 acre farm near Reynolds Store Frederick County Virginia with auctioneer Charles R. Duvall. January 16 10 am Clay Machinery Sales 11 miles east of Frederick Maryland on Rt 40 tractors and farm equipment Horst and Wagner auctioneers. January 19 10 30 am C F Lawrence 2 miles from Winchester Bufflick Road farming implements personal property household goods Joshua Place auctioneer. January 24 11 am J S Zimmerman and Ralph W Haines Special Commissioners Hampshire County Court House Romney West Virginia 190 acre farm.
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Winchester
Bufflick Road
Joshua Place
J. S. Zimmerman
Ralph W. Haines
Hampshire County Court House
Romney
W. Va
Judge to Hear Forgery and Larceny Causes in Clarke
Berryville three forgery defendants Stuart E. Stokes David Eugene Smith Mitchell H. Birkett and one grand larceny suspect Paul Harlan face Clarke Circuit Court with Judge Elliott Marshall at the January term. Harlan is charged with stealing canned apples from H F Byrd Inc valued over 5000 and released on 5000 bail after a December arrest. Stokes and Smith are charged with forging and uttering checks to Maynard Tinsman and Ernest L Alger, with sums 32.50 and 21.50 respectively. Birkett is charged with forging E H Warner’s name for 63.41 and cash from Scheuer's Department Store. All defendants were held for trial.
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Berryville
Elliott Marshall
Clarke Circuit Court
Paul Harlan
New York State
Commonwealth
Edward McC. Williams
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Williams
Clarke
Frederick County
Winchester
Stuart E. Stokes
James W. Witt
Maynard Tinsman
Ernest L. Alger
Millwood
David Eugene Smith
Witt
Phillip Cunningham
First National Bank of
Mitchell H. Birkett
E. H. Warner
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Scheuer's
Marshall
Clarke Circuit
Berryville Keeps Parking Meters After Nine Month Trial
Berryville votes to retain 81 Duncan Meter Co meters after a nine month trial ending January. Meters cost 5184 dollars. nine month income reached 4500 dollars, meeting most of the cost. Company paid monthly from meters’ receipts while town plans a new typewriter for the town office. Attending officials include Enders, Cain, LaVelle, Levi, Maxwell, Crampton, Williams, and Willingham.
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Berryville
Duncan Meter Co
Pittsburgh
Januay
Enders
Dr. Cain
LaVelle
Levi
H. L. Maxwell
Benjamin Crampton
Edward McC. Willaims
Robert Willingham
Eisenhowers Budget Message Outlook and Domestic Agenda
President Eisenhower outlined non tax cut priorities, urged creation of a national banking inquiry commission, and highlighted agriculture, school construction, and civil rights as focus areas. He pressed cooperation between municipalities, states, and the federal government on natural resource development.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Snow Storm Moves Into the Northeast From Midwest
The winter storm pushes from the Rockies across the Midwest into the Northeast with near blizzard conditions in the Midwest. Winds drive snow drifts, roads blocked and hundreds abandon cars as subzero temps deepen, with 4 to 10 inch totals in the central region and 3 to 7 inches in the Northeast.
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Rockies
Midwest
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Iowa
Wisconsin
Lower
Michigan
Missouri
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York
Virginia
Damage Estimated At $1 150 In Three Traffic Mishaps
Three vehicle incidents produced $475 to $300 in damage. A collision at 8 a m at 8S Loudoun and Pall Mall left a 1955 Ford driven by John C Hostetter of Lancaster Pa with $300 damage and a 1955 Ford truck driven by Nathaniel Smith of Gainesboro with $175 damage. A separate 8 30 a m mishap on State Rt 672 near Clear brook involved a 1954 International truck driven by John Morrison of Clearbrook, meeting a school bus and veering into a telephone pole causing $400 truck damage and $50 to the pole, with no injuries. A 4 30 p m crash on Oates Ave at N Loudoun involved a 1955 International tractor with a 1955 Dorsey van owned by James M Johnson of Mt Pleasant Texas and a 1957 Plymouth sedan owned by Heatvale Motor Co Winchester. Plymouth sustained $225 damage while other vehicle damage was unlisted.
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Loudoun
Pall Mall Sts
Maurice Lake
John C. Hostetter
Lancaster
Pall Mail
Nathaniel Smith
Gainesboro
Loudoun St
Smith
Clearbrook
J. W. Detrick
John Morrison
D. K. Russell & Sons
Oates Ave
N. Loudoun
Basil Cooper
James M. Johnson
Mt. Pleasant
Texas
Franklin Holland Pritchard
Maud, Texas
John G. Goodwin
Academy Lane
Heatvale Motor Co
Winchester
Composer Handel narrowly escaped duel after argument
The famous composer George Frideric Handel was said to have been nearly killed in a duel with another musician. His life was spared when the opponent's sword pierced a coat button instead of striking him.
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Handel
Virginia Road Fatalities 16 Above Year Ago
Virginia reports 30 traffic fatalities for 1957 up from the same date last year by 16. Victims include five year old John Thomas Short of Parksley Accomack County who died after being struck on Route 176 near Parksley. Other deaths: Walter N Bailey of The Plains in a crash near Haymarket, Robert Henry Lewis a pedestrian in Greene County, and Nils A Biffelt of Criglersville in Fairfax County in separate crashes.
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Associated Press
Virginia
John Thomas Short
Parksley
Accomack County
Northampton County
Walter N. Bailey
the Plains
Fauquier County
Haymarket
Prince William County
Robert Henry Lewis
Ruckersville
Greene County
Lewis
Nils A. Biffelt
Criglersville
Madison County
Centreville
Fairfax County
Senate votes to ease debate shutdown via two thirds rule
Senate leaders Lyndon Johnson and Knowland propose allowing two thirds of senators present and voting to end debate on civil rights legislation. Johnson joins as a cosponsor, citing middle ground. Seventeen sponsors include Republicans and Democrats, reflecting cross party support.
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Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Knowland
California
Johnson
Walter Reed Died of Chronic Appendicitis in 1902
The renowned bacteriologist and sanitarian Walter Reed died in Washington D C on November 22 1902 from chronic appendicitis. He had devoted himself to teaching at George Washington University Medical School and neglected his health.
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Walter Reed
Washington, D. C
George Washington University Medical School
19 Year Old and Juveniles Nabbed In Meter Thefts
A 19 year old man and two juveniles were arrested on larceny charges for stealing from local parking meters. Kenneth Franklin Cather Jr of 8138 Loudoun Street was taken into custody by Lt. Warren Rudolph at 10 30 am. The juvenile suspects will be referred to juvenile court. Two more juveniles identified will face charges when apprehended. Separately Lt Rudolph seized two radios from Miller and Anderson valued at 89 95 and 49 95, with the case turned over to juvenile court.
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Kenneth Franklin Cather, Jr
Loudoun St
Warren Rudolph
Rudolph
Miller & Anderson
Seed production in California dominates US market
California produces about 90 percent of all flower seeds in the United States. Growers often run elaborate testing labs where seeds are tested by mechanical and electronic devices before packaging. Some varieties average 5 million seeds per pound.
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United States
LB. A
California
Quiz Excerpt Puzzles Readers With Odd Answers
A fragmented OCR passage presents a sequence of questions and replies including references to Nantucket 1791 Petersburg and various phrases. It reads like a nonsensical riddle prompt with color words and repeated inquiries. The pieces resemble a puzzle page teaser from a historical paper.
Million Copies of Forever Amber Published and Film Rights Sold
More than a million copies of the 972 page novel Forever Amber have been issued. Author Kathleen Winsor also earned two hundred thousand dollars for the movie rights.
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Amber
Kathleen Winsor
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