Grim Sr Mrs Ola Boyd Grim Dies In Winchester Hospital
Mrs Ola Boyd Grim wife of Charles H Grim of 112 W Germain St died Saturday night in Winchester Memorial Hospital after years of ill health. Born September 15 in Frederick County she was daughter of the late John O Boyd and Emma Clark Boyd. Surviving are her husband two sons Robert and Charles Grim two daughters Chariena Grim and Dora Rosenberger three brothers Allen T Boyd Robert S Boyd and John A Boyd and four grandchildren. Another son Boyd F Grim was killed in Korea and recently returned for reburial. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 pm at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Moore Hebron Cemetery.
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Ola Boyd Grim
Charles Henry Grim
Germain St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Prederick County
Grim
John O
Emma Clark Boyd
Prederick
Clarke Counties
Braddock Street
Methodial Church
Woman's Society Christian Service
Robert
Charles Grim
Winchester
Chariena Grim
Dora Rosenberger
Allen T. Boyd
Baltimore
Robert S Boyd
Nain
John A. Boyd
Boyd F. Grim
Korea
Jones Puneral
W A Wright
Mone Hebron
Marold Edwards
John Rosenberger
Paul Rosenberger
Harry Copenhaver
Mike Levi
William F. Brown
Chalmers Nelson
William Hollis
Snow and Rain Drape Wide U S Across Weather Fronts
Snow and rain spread across much of the United States with heavy activity in California and the Rocky Mountain region. Isolated valleys near Gunnison face 18 foot drifts endangering cattle while a sub zero cold wave pushes south from Montana into Wyoming. Temperature readings vary from Omaha to New York with diverse regional highs and lows.
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California
Colorado
Gunnison
Minnesota
Dakotas
Montana
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Texas
Oklahoma
Arkanea
Louisiana
Omaha
Sault Ste. Marie
International Falls
Minn
Dallas
New York
Washington
Kansas City
Chicago
New Orleans
Sant Antonio
Tex
Salt Lake City
Denver
Cut Bank
Mont
Seattle
Los Angeles
Dr. James R. Graham to Address Lions Club
Dr. James R. Graham, missionary to China and associate of Rev. Billy Graham, will speak at the Lions Club luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Wachinston Hotel. A former Marine boxer and noted tennis player, he recently returned from Formosa and Korea via Japan and plans to return to Formosa in spring. He is grandson of the late Dr. James Randolph Graham, longtime Presbyterian minister in this city.
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James R. Graham
Lions Club
George Wachinston Hotel
Graham
China
Far East
Formosa
Korea
Japan
Billy Graham
Washington
Marine Corps
James Randolph Graham
Automaton Chess Player Hidden Inside Cabinet Contained by Compartments
A chess automaton long thought to be operated by a human concealed a hidden strong player inside the cabinet. The device was split into two compartments, revealing a secret mechanism behind the famous illusion.
Walter O. Briggs Rites Held Today
Funeral services were held for Walter O. Briggs in Detroit at the Cathedral of the Most Holy Sacrament as William Harridge led a baseball contingent. Briggs, owner of the Detroit Tigers, built a powerhouse franchise with nine plants in several states and England. He died at 74 in Miami Beach after a kidney ailment, having overseen four American League pennants and two World Series titles.
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Walter O. Briggs
Detroitt Tigers
Miami Beach
Fla
William Harridee
Allen J Babcock
Briggs Manufacturing Co
Cleveland
Byaneville
Ind
Dagenam
England
Ard
Detroit Tire
John Kenney
Frank Navin
Detroit Baseball Co
Briggs
Briges
Tigers
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia
Death of Julian N. Rogers 58 at 214 Baker St
Julian N. Rogers 58 of 214 Baker Street died at home. Husband of Cora Colvin he was born in Frederick County son of the late Nathan and Lula Rogers. A Columbia Baking Co. employee and Maurertown Church of God member. Survived by a wife two stepchildren three brothers and three sisters. Body at Jones Funeral Home Hagerstown pending funeral arrangements.
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Julian N. Rogers
Baker St
Cora Colvin
Frederick County
Nathan and
Lula Kitchen Rogers
Rogers
Columbia Baking Company
Maurertown Church of God
Clayton Chapman
Stephenson
Lee H. Chapman
Winchester
Emma McDonauld
Stephens City
M. Helen Edmonds
Mt. Falls
Robert and
Holmes Rogers
Lee Rogers
Baltimore
Maude Conner
Rosie O'Roark
Richmond
Gladys
Jones Fu Kitchen
Hagerstownneral
Pedestrian Killed On Route 1 Near Stafford Court House
Willie J. Thompson, 29, of Annandale Virginia, was killed instantly when struck by an automobile at 7 p.m. yesterday while walking on U.S. Route 1 about half a mile south of Stafford Court House.
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Fredericksburg
Willie J. Thompson
Annandale
Stafford Court House
Drive Carefully and Don’t Speed Warns Traffic Safety
Authorities urge cautious driving to cut crash risk. Campaign stresses obeying speed limits and avoiding reckless behavior to protect motorists and pedestrians.
Panel Discussion Set At Farm Bureau Meeting
A rural affairs panel will highlight a Frederick County Farm Bureau meeting on February 2 at 1 pm in Locust Grove. Virginia Extension official Clark and Shenandoah Shenandoah and Frederick counties leaders will join moderator Cullen Johnson to discuss agricultural and legislative matters. The session is open to the public with invitations to farm men and women.
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Highitent
Crea
Baturdeau
Fon Purry Harrison
Congresa- Co
Shenantoah
Prederick
Cullen Johnson
Richmond
Vo Nie Farm Bureau Federation
Parm Bureau
Questa
Americ Farm Bureau
Frederick
Pan
Howver Farm Bureau
Pease and
Messall
Six More Names Added to State Road Death Toll
State police added six more names to Virginia's 1982 traffic fatality roll over the weekend raising the total to 33. Victims include Dr William H. Marshall 46 of Christianshore Mrs William H. Marshall 42 of Christiansbore Chores L Qammon 24 of PMiferson Myoney Ray Wyatt about 32 of Danville Mrs Mary Loraine Peffer 23 of Route 2 Waverly John M Batley 30 Navy enlisted man of Norfolk.
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Virginia
William H. Marshall
Christianshore
Christiansbore
L. Qammon
Pmiferson
Myoney Ray Wyatt
Danville
Mary Loraine Peffer
Route 2
Waverly
John M. Batley
Norfolk
Marshall
Newport News
Peffer
Big News Ahead in 1952 Renew Your STAR Subscription
Vivid alert urges readers to renew subscriptions to the Star Newspaper for 1952. Announcement emphasizes ongoing coverage and timely updates, inviting continued readership and engagement with local events and stories.
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The
Star New
Tunisia Faces New Clashes as Police Fire on Demonstrators
In Tunis today police clashed with Neo Destour demonstrators outside the French resident general’s HQ. Rifle fire wounded two as crowds pelted stones and shops kept open defying a strike call. Gendarmes arrested several leaders as calm briefly returned after days of anti French unrest.
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Tunis
Tunisia
Leo-Destour
Eighth Exhibition Building Opened In Colonial Williamsburg
A new public house, the Brush Everard House, opened as Colonial Williamsburg’s eighth major exhibition building. The restoration under John D. Rockefeller Jr. has revived the historic area alongside the Governor's Palace and other flagship sites.
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Colonial Williamsburg
Williamsburg
Brush-Everard
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Governor's Palace
George Wythe House
Ludwell Paradise House
Magazine and Guardhouse
Raleigh Tavern
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