Salena J DeHaven obituary in Frederick County West Virginia
Salena J. DeHaven widow of DeHaven died at noon at her Hunt ing Ridge home after about four weeks illness she was 66. Survived by two sons Beecher Talmage DeHaven and three daughters Mary Wilson Christine Robinson Harriet Slonaker and 13 grandchildren. Services Friday at Parlett Funeral Home Osboro with Rev L C Messick officiating and burial at Grange Hall cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
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Salena J. DeHaven
DeHaven
Hunting Ridge
Frederick County
Silas Mason
Berkeley County
W. Va
Beecher Talmage DeHaven
Fredcounty
Mary Wilson
Glengary
Christine Robinson
Harriet Slonaker
Fredk County
J Mason
Inwood
Parlett
Osboro
L. C. Messick
Grange Hall
Claskin Brown
Ellis Bayliss
Arthur Cather
Homer Davis
Harvey Hawkins
Wesley Clark
Renner Sentenced Six Months On Liquor Charge
Renner North Grade was sentenced to months in jail by Circuit Court Judge Elliott after a guilty finding for illegal sale of whiskey while possessing firearms. The case waived grand jury and jury trial. defense represented by Harry Kern Jr. The outlet also notes a hit and run case continued to March term, a jury summoned for Harry M. Estep's appeal in reckless driving, and Floyd Isaac Baker Jr facing attempted sexual assault charges with bond set at $1000.
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Tony) Renner
North Grade
Elliott
Bo Harry Kern, Jr
Virgil H. Baker
Winchester
Harry M. Estep
Strasburg
Trial Justice Court
Thomas Derton
Silas Grim
Herman Dyke
Loryn Crabill
John A
Maynard C. Snapp
E. ©. Rudah
John O. Boyce
M. A. Wiley
Floyd Isaac Baker,Jr
Baker
Front Royal Court of Honor Attends Two Rivers District
Herbert Wilkins the Scout executive and Jack Moore the field assistant, both of Winchester, attended the District Court of Honor for the Two Rivers in Front Royal last night where many awards were presented.
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Herbert Wilkins
Jack Moore
Winchester
Two Rivers
Front Royal
Sunday School Association Meeting in Luray
The Shenandoah Sunday School Association holds its annual meeting tonight at 5 o'clock in Main Street Baptist Church and Mims Lyn Hotel in Luray. Key officers include Superintendent Rev. Nathaniel B. Habel of Winchester and Secretary Mrs. G. M. Kelley of Winchester with regional associates and departmental leaders listed.
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Shenandoah Sunday School Association
Main Street Baptist Church
Mimslyn
Luray
Schol Association
Nathaniel B. Habel
Winchester
H. Peters
Front Royal
J. Ernest Wrenn
Martinsburg
G. M. Kelley
Lee Brown
Win
Answers to the Daily Quiz Clues From Michigan Page
Answers to the daily quiz printed on Michigan page. Includes clues and solutions: notable Russian dancer, fifty-fifth, Prince Philip of Greece, am, youngest.
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Michigan
Prince Philip of
Greece
Boy Scout Court Of Honor Set For February 6
B F Arthur Jr announces the first 1947 Court of Honor to be held February 6 at 8 p m in Christ Episcopal Church Chapel. Scouts from Winchester and surrounding towns will attend and conduct the program. A District Board of Review will meet January 29 at 7 30 p m in Winchester City Council Chambers to qualify scouts for advancement.
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B. F. Arthur, Jr
Advancement Committee
Christ Episcopal Church Chapel
Winchester
Middletown
Stephens City
Boyce
Berryville
Court of Honor
Arthur
Winchester City
Council
Farmers From Six Northern Virginia Counties At Meeting
About 75 professional workers and farmers from six Northern Shenandoah Valley counties attended an all day conference at Woodstock Christian Church social room yesterday. J. Carl Coiner of Shenandoah county presided. George W. Litten spoke on sheep growing in Virginia and its problems. M. Lester Dalton discussed livestock raising and praised I. Fred Stine of Frederick county for promoting Northern Virginia Feeder calf sales. Afternoon talks on agronomy featured W. W. Lewis and P. H. De Hart. Attendees included Clarke Frederick Page Rockingham Warren Shenandoah counties.
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Shenandoah Valley
Woodstock Christian Church
J. Carl Coiner
Shenandoah County
George W. Litten
Virginia
Litten
M. Lester Dalton
Dalton
I. Fred Stine
Frederick County
Northern
Winchester
W. W. Lewis
P. H. de Hart
Clarke
Frederick
Page
Rockingham
Warren
Shenandoah Country
Portal Pay Claims Stir House and Senate Worries
The Senate and House subcommittees weigh portal pay disputes amid testimony that some contracts lack escalation clauses and may not be reimbursable. Leaders push bills to curb or outlaw past present or future claims and consider impacts on wartime costs and tax revenues.
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Portal
Donnell
R-Mo
Navy and
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Capehart
R-Ind
Navy
House
Supreme Court
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House Labor Committee
Eastland
D-Miss
Detroit
Mrs Foster Dies in Cedarville Funeral Held Wednesday
Emma Elizabeth Foster died Monday morning at 2 30 in Cedarville Virginia. She was the wife of William Lester Foster and mother of Aubrey Lee and William Lyn Foster. She also leaves brothers Elder Fielding Davenport Nineveh and George Davenport Harrisburg plus uncles Carey Davenport Winchester and nieces and nephews. Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 at William Chapel Church Front Royal with burial in the Success Virginia family lot.
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Emma _ Elizabeth Foster
Cedarville
Annie Jackson
Herbert Davenport
Warren County
William Lester Foster
Aubrey Lee
William Lyn Foster
Fielding Davenport
Nineveh
George Davenport
Harrisburg
Carey Davenport
Winchester
Dorothy Roberts
Ida Tigney
White Post
William Chapel
Front Royal
Success
Telegraph Rates Higher in Virginia Intrastate Business
The State Corporation Commission granted Western Union a 9.1 percent rate hike for intrastate telegraph business effective at midnight January 23. Company spokesmen noted the FCC had approved a similar increase on interstate rates on December 29.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Western Union Telegraph Company
SCC
Telegraph Company
Federal Communications Commission
Wool Growers Meeting Set for Thursday at 1 30
Wool growers of District 7 will meet at the County Agent’s Office Thursday afternoon at 1 30 instead of tomorrow as the paper incorrectly stated yesterday. K A Kelibhly of Harrisburg will be the principal speaker.
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K. A. Kelibhly
Harrisonburg
Gainesboro High Benefit Scheduled With Traveling Acts
Shorty King and his Rough Riders from Hagerstown Maryland will appear at Gainesboro High School on January 24 at 730 PM for a benefit to support the school library and athletic program.
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Shorty King
Rough Riders
Hagerstown
Gainesboro High School
Talmadge Defends Order and White Primary Plan
The remarks defend Gov Talmadge against coup accusations and urge a white Democratic primary with county unit votes. He warns against uprising and argues for proportional weight by population. He asserts Negro voters should have full civil rights and suffrage like whites. Altrusa club origins discussed follow.
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Georgia
Talmadge
Volstead Act's Father Dies In Minnesota Home
Andrew J. Volstead, architect and symbol of Prohibition, died at his Granite Falls Minnesota home after a long retirement since 1933. A long time legislator he chaired the House Judiciary Committee and helped draft enforcement provisions for the 18th Amendment. He died at 87, with much of his role in shaping the act remaining private.
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Granite Falls
Minn
Andrew J. Volstead
United States
Minnesota
Congress
House Judiciary Committee
Volstendilf
Wilson
Telephone Rates Increase Effective In City Today
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company of Virginia raises long distance and existing service rates following January 16 SSC approval. Sammis says home phones gain 50 cents monthly while business lines rise 1 to 1.25 dollars. the change applies with the February bill.
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Virginia
State Corporation Commission
S. R. Sammis
Winchester Exchange
Sammis
Herriot Elected President of France's National Assembly
Paris January 21 Edouard Herriot 74 a Radical Socialist leader won election today as president of France's national assembly.
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Paris
Edouard Herriot
France
National Assembly
Engine Topples as Train Derailed Near Oakland
The engineer C. H. Smith, 65, of Cumberland, Md., was critically scalded when a westbound Baltimore and Ohio express left the mainline near Oakland and overturned on the right of way. He was buried in coal and drenched by hot water.
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Oakland
Here
C. H. Smith
Cumberland
Floods in South Reach Danger Point Amid Rainfall
The Associated Press reports steady rain driving southeastern floods as rivers crest. Mississippi sees evacuations and a train derailment with two injured. In Rome, Georgia the Osstanaula River floods western districts threatening 500 families and forcing 15 evacuations. Tom bi gbee and Warrior rivers flood low-lying areas across Alabama as engineers anticipate improvement with clearing skies.
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Mississippi
Weather Bureau
Meridian
Rome
Osstanaula
W. H. Warren
Tombigbee
Alabama
Tuscaloosa
District Army
U S Marines In China Brace For Court Verdict
In Peiping a U S Navy court weighs charges against Marine Cpl William G Pierson over an alleged assault on a 19 year old Chinese coed Shen Chung The outcome sparks warned anti American threats from municipal and university officials and Shanghai students If acquitted Marines face guarded compounds and alert staff while the defense argues the accusation was a ruse to avoid embarrassment
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Peiping
U. S. Marine
U. S. Navy
William G. Pierson
Pierson
Municipal
Peiping National University
Shanghai
Nanking
China
John H. Masters
Shen Chung
Masters
Limited train designation and vintage rail lore
The article recalls the Pennsylvania Limited, first named the New York and Chicago Limited on November 19, 1881. It notes that a limited train had five cars and no extra cars added for more passengers.
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York and Chicago
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