Deaths and Funerals Omer Malone 84
Omer Malone aged 84 died Monday at his daughter’s home in York Pennsylvania. He was born in Frederick County son of Philip Henry Malone and Elizabeth Jenkins Malone. Survived by four daughters two sons eight grandchildren nine great grandchildren and a brother. Body moved to Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg WV for service tomorrow at 2 pm. Burial in Rosedale Cemetery Martinsboro. Rev Philip E Weeks to officiate. Interment Chestnut Grove Methodist Church Cemetery Gainesboro. Pallbearers listed from the Whitacre and Bennett families. Remaining remains at Omps Funeral Home until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omer Aster Malone
Brady Bowman
York
Frederick County
Philip Henry
Elizabeth Jenkins Malone
Owen Puffinburger
Freedom
D. C. Sweigert
Belvedere
N. J
Bowman
Henry Snow
Preedom
W. H. Malone
Charles Town
W. Va
Father Malone
Lebanon Church
Brown Funeral Home
Martinsburg
Rosedale Cemetery
Martinsboro
Philip E. Weeks
Gainesboro
Chestnut Grove Methodist Church
Bernard
Ray
Levi
Bruce Whitacre
William McDonough
Charles Bennett
Omps Funeral Home
Whitacre Service for Mrs. Whitacre in West Virginia
Funeral service for Mrs. Vexrtie Ann Whitacre 77 wife of John Whitacre will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Omps funeral home in Middle Vy West Virginia following her death at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vexrtie Ann Whitacre
John Whitacre
Middlevy
W.va
Funeral service held for Miss Lillian C. Taylor
Funeral services for Miss Lillian C. Taylor fifty of Bufflick Road were conducted today at Omps Funeral Home at 1 p.m. The Rev S J Goode officiated and interment followed at Mt Hebron cemetery. Pallbearers included Aubrey Baecher Paul Anderson Roy Anderson Roy Miller Holmes Pingley Burley Turner and A N Cowager
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian C. Taylor
Bufflick Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
Mrs Slaughter of Meadowbrook Hall Dies at 85 in Huntly
Mrs William Pendleton Slaughter age 85 a prominent Rap pahannock County resident died at her Meadowbrook Hall home in Huntly after a long illness. She was born in Huntington West Virginia and is survived by nephew Perry Duncan of Greenwich Conn Funeral service was held yesterday at four in the home ballroom with Rev F G Webber officiating Interment will take place in Huntington West Virginia today Contributions to the American Cancer Society are requested in lieu of flowers
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William Pendleton, Slaughter
Rappahannock County
Meadowbrook Hall
Huntly
Slaughter
Huntington
W.va
Perry Duncan
Greenwich
Conn
F. G. Webber
Calvary Episcopal Church
Front Royal
W. Va
American Cancer Society
John Oliver Spiggle 1893 196? Middletown resident dies
John Oliver Spiggle 64 of Middletown died at his home early Monday after a week of illness. Born May 4 1893 in Shenandoah County he moved to Middletown in 1913 and belonged to St James Lutheran Church at Hudson Cross Roads. Survived by wife Ethel Polk and three brothers.
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John Oliver Spiggle
Middletown
Lantz Mills
Shenandoah County
Turner
Annie Grim Spiegle
St. James Lutheran Church
Hudson Cross Roads
Ethel V. Polk
Charles
Sam
Funeral services for Mrs. Nannie Reynard relation noted
The body is at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with relatives meeting before the funeral. The service will be Thursday at two o'clock conducted by Rev. Henry C. Castor of St. James Lutheran Church Hudson Cross Roads. Burial follows at Union Forge Cemetery near Lantz Mills. Pallbearers are F D Maphis Jr Little Bray Jenkins Miller Flowers.
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Ael
Carl Spiggle
Edinburg
Nannie Reynard
Mary Golliday
Paw
St. James Lutheran Church
Hudson Cross Roads
Union Forge
Lantz Mills
F. D. Maphis, Jr
Walter Little
Harry Bray
Pearl Jenkins
Lester Miller
Paul Flowers
Eisenhower signals steady course amid defense and politics
President Eisenhower rejects releasing the Gaither defense report while defending Dulles, marking a five year in office with focus on steady leadership. Gavin resignation cited as policy dispute. defense reorganization planned. party unity and 1956 campaign strategy discussed.
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Eisenhower
Little Rock
Russia
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
America
Gavin
James M. Gavin
Army
City Council approves zoning change for 1807 Valley Ave parking lot
The council unanimously approved excluding west of Valley Ave property 1807 from Zoning Area A to serve a bank branch, after a public hearing with no attendees. City also OK’d two subdivision plats, water and sewer contracts, and underground conduit extensions by C P Telephone for expanded eastern telephone service.
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Valley Ave
Safeway
Hoye L. Riley
Forest Hills
Hollingsworth Place
Hollingsworth Drive
Lee Grant
Frank J. Schaefer & Co, Inc
Burning Knolls
Senseny Road
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Department of Highways
Local Health Department
City Planning Commission
C & P Telephone Co
Fairfax Lane
National Ave
Berryville Ave
Kent St
Water and Sewer Fund
James D
Ralph D. Shockey
Hawthorne Acres
Mollie V. Amick
Charles M. Zuckerman
Water and Sewer Committee
National Fruit Products Co., Inc
the Zeropack Co
H. W. Butler, Jr
Public Safety Committee
Butler
IEE Seeks Broad Pay Increases Across Civil Service and Military
The administration proposes large pay boosts for postal and civil service workers with starting and intermediate grade raises. A Senate bill would raise postal workers about 12 percent and civil service staff by 70 percent. Military pay would cost about 518 million dollars in year one, with 70 percent of uniformed personnel affected, excluding those with under two years service or retirees. Officers would see four-year phased boosts, with three and four star ranks created for pay, and enlisted pay rising to 440 dollars monthly after 26 years. Two new senior enlisted grades would expand promotion paths for noncommissioned officers. Corporals would start at 140 dollars and reach 180 after two years.
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Senate
Weather and city council notes from Winchester Virginia
Mostly cloudy with mild tonight and rain Thursday. Temperatures forecast from 37 to 41 degrees with high 40s Thursday and over weekend. Local updates include curb and gutter request on W Leicester St block 100, railroad crossing repairs, building codes, welfare caseload down to 12, and state surplus discussion. Rainfall totals and monthly/yearly averages are provided for context.
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Virginia
H. M. Brooks
Council
Leicester St
Braddock
Washington Sts
Smalts
Grant
Stewart Bell, Jr
Welfare and Claims Committee
Robert S. Barbour
Spotslvania County Board of Supervisors
J. M. Steck, Jr
Feeding the Birds Helps Feed Winter Survival
Regular food placement supports a wide range of birds during the cold season. Birds rely on stable feeding spots as natural sources shrink, so consistent provision helps sustain populations through winter shortages and harsh weather.
Local Sales Directory Listings
Multiple Saturday and Tuesday sale notices with auctioneers listed. Martha Fink sale near Winchester features furniture and household goods. O A Ryman sale near Summit Point offers cattle horses hogs and farm items. Ralph W Horst sale near Marion Pa lists farm equipment. Auctions conducted by Dennis T. Cole W D Orndorff and Sanger Wagner Netdig respectively.
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Martha Fink
Winchester
Front Royal Road
Dennis T. Cole
O. A. Ryman
Middleway
W. Va
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
Ralph W. Horst
Marion, Pa
Sanger, Wagner & Netdig
Emergency House Move Aims to Speed Construction Time
Vinson urged quick approval of emergency legislation as top priority to save up to a year in construction time. He warned delays risk missing outdoor work windows while awaiting the President's budget proposals. Mahon criticized Republican actions to politicize the defense program and rejected turning it into a political football.
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Vinson
House Rules Committee
Mahon
House Defense Appropriations Subcommittee
House
Martin
Mass
Congress
Lawmaker Details Defense Missile Funding Dispute
Mahon says Congress did not cut the Army and Navy ballistic missile budgets but reduced the Air Force non ballistic missile request by 75 million dollars. He notes the administration sought to restore about 300 million for missiles programs but Congress altered funding in the prior year.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Tion
Mahon
Department of Defense
Army
Navy
Air Force
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Whitacre Service
Haines Memorials
E. Cork St. Winchester
John Kerr School
Taylor Service
W. P. Slaughter
John O. Spiggle
Swnellings, Florist
N. Braddock St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Red China
Gaither
United States
Dulles
Chicago
Veriul
N. Howard ST
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IEE
Order of the Golden Rule
C. J. Brumback
Cameron St
Pittsburgh
Washington
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Harpers Ferry
Youngstown
Cleveland
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B&o
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Trai
Ets
E. Piccaaily St
Hope
Gemini
Golf
Queen Victoria
Quicksilver
Connecticut
Woodrow Wilson
Vaca
N. Cameron ST
Escm Cme
DUCED
Dore Irie
Ropers Pht
R.C.A
Mrs
Martha Fine
Dennis T, Cole Auctioneer
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