Deaths and Funerals in Local Area
Obituary notices report the deaths of Brooks born 1878 and Charles William Polk 1875 with survivors including several daughters and sons. Services for both are planned with visitations and funeral home gatherings noted for Brookmont and Mount Jackson areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieneey
Ta Brooks
Geetha
Charles
Nellie Delagatta
Louise Shoemaker
Brookmont
Beulah James
Arliey Sons
Lawrence Hillmes Tiberd
Naval Ar
Green Funeral Home
National Memorial Park
Falls Church
Local obituary notices list several residents and families
The notice names Clyde E. Rainsberger, J. Embrey Clark, J. William Hollis, N Gochenour, Taylor L. Barr, and Lester W. Mc as deceased or referenced in the Springfield area public notices. The fragmentary item appears to catalog individuals connected to a memorial or obituary column.
Death of Luther C. Cole reported in local notice
Mrs. S. H. Fenton of 28 S. Loudoun Street received word that her brother Luther C. Cole of Van Nuys California died last week. He had visited the area frequently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. H. Fenton
S. Loudoun St
Luther C. Cole
van Nuys
Calif
Braithwaite Rites Noted In West Virginia
H A Braithwaite born December 6 1974 in County son of the late Thornton and Elizabeth Braithwaite survived by two daughters Bern ie Vanersdale Martinsburg and Goldie Butler Darkesville seven grandchildren and 13 at Edna Lamp. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 3 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home with Rev David Geer. Burial in Rest Method Church Cemetery Rest Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Va
County
Thornton
Elizabeth Braithwaite
Martha A. Roberts
C. H. Musselman Co
Inwood
W Va
Bernie Vanersdale
Martinsburg
Goldie Butler
Darkesville
Edna Lamp
Brown Funeral Home
David Geer
Bunker Hill
Miss Emily Miller of Martinsburg Dies After Illness
Miss Emily Randolph Miller 75 of Martinsburg dies after several months illness born in Stephens City November 9 1887. She was the daughter of the late Hiram Miller and Sarah Miller and widow of Henry Miller. Survived by two sisters and a brother. Funeral arrangements pending at the local undertaking establishment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Randolph Miller
Martinsburgess
Miss Miller
Stephens City
E. L. Henry
Market St
Old Empire Theater
W. H. Baker
Capitol Theater
Stanley Warner
Mr. Henry
Westmoreland Davis
Buz
George R
Lawson (Huff) Henry
S. Main St
Winchester
Death notices and public service details in Martinsburg era
The obituary outlines the life of a Martinsburg resident connected to the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. and active in several organizations including the Daughters of the American Revolution and the United Daughters of the Confederacy. It also traces family ties, civic involvement, and earlier career ventures in printing and theater management. The piece notes burial and community ties, with references to relatives and local addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ter
William and Rachael Guard Miller
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
Martinsburg
St. John’s Luthern Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
The
Daughters of Early Colonists
Woman's Club
Calvin Kibler
J. C. Clevenger
Florence Win
Arlington Kneisley
James W. Wright
Sies Falk
LeRoy Hollis
Howard Siler
Mile of Dimes Project Sets Record in Winchester
The Mile of Dimes campaign in Winchester raised 334 dollars on Saturday, the most successful event to date. Organized downtown by the Winchester Assn of Life Underwriters with Boy Scout help, the fundraiser opened around 8:30 a.m. C. E. France Jr., Boy Scout executive, was among the first contributors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Assn. of Life
C. E. France, Jr
Growers urged unity to save agricultural college program
A Virginia meeting calls for a united front to protect the state's agricultural college programs at VPI and to boost enrollment and research. Dorsey warns against government entry into farm labor and urges renewed society effort to support agriculture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.P.I
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Dorsey
Regulators and growers discuss farm labor wages and fire blight control
A Virginia meeting covered enforcement of piece-work pay and minimum 80 cent hourly guarantees for laborers, plus a remark on proposed liberal bills. Dr A B Grove outlined fire blight management in orchards including pruning, spraying, insect control, fertilizer adjustments, and removing active cankers to curb outbreaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Labor
Employment Service
Virginia
A. B. Groves
Winchester
Grove
Weather and plant disease guidance for orchardists
Expert notes spring sap rise promotes bacterial ooze and blossom blight. Aphids aid twig blight spread. prune all fire blight cankers by early March, making cuts several inches below the canker margin. Cyprex cited as superior in certain applications though full facts incomplete.
Denny's Commission Auction and Martinsburg Farm Sale Notice
Auction schedule listing Denny's Commission Auction January 30 at 7 00 p m east of Winchester on Route 7 and Parni appliances. Gentes Cole Auctioneers also advertise February 2 sale at 10 am Elbert Solenberger house Martinsburg Va valuable farm land development potential with Ned Morrow as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Parni Appliances
Gentes & Cole
Elbert SO Solenberger
Martinsburg
Caphive
Ned” Morrow
Notice of Sergeant's Sale in Winchester Virginia
Notice of sergeant sale under execution. On Sunday in February 1963 at 11:00 A.M. at Ebert's Garage Winchester Virginia the property seized will be sold for cash to satisfy a Municipal Court judgment dated January 23 1963 in favor of Household Finance for 512 dollars 02 cents plus costs. Vehicle is a 1955 Pontiac sedan Motor No W855H4609. Sale conducted by Sergeant of the City of Winchester. Posted January 28 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ebert
Loudoun Noun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Weather Outlook With Snow Showers Tonight
The forecast shows a chance of snow at night with cooler temperatures. Today will be milder than yesterday, then colder conditions return by Thursday and slight warming on Saturday. Temperatures, sunrise and sunset times noted with the moon in perigee and first quarter on Friday.
Rainfall Totals From January Through May Year Notes
Rainfall data covers 48 hours ending at 1:30 a.m. in January. Yearly totals include January 1.08 and 1.03 to date with averages over 50 years. Monthly figures show January 2.40 inches, February 12.13, May 3.83, August 3.83, September 2.67, October 3.49, November 2.52.
Britain seeks prompt Common Market progress in crisis talks
Members of the commission met in emergency session chaired by Walter Hallstein as Britain’s bid for a quick decision on Common Market terms was outlined. Deputy Foreign Minister Edward Heath and trade envoy Christian Herter discussed Britain’s desire for prompt progress while Kennedy’s trade representative traveled to Geneva for talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Hallstein
Britain
Edward Heath
de- Christian Herter
Kennedy
Geneva
Keep Syrups in a Cold Place to Prevent Surface Scum
Store syrups after opening in a cold area to prevent the formation of a scum layer on the top.
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Charles Hillyard
Charles W. Polk
Charles William Poke
Route 3
Edinburgh
Mr. Polk
Conice
Annanias
Pollie Hep- Polk
An- Wellers
Mazie Good
Royal
Lester Polk
Edin
Noda Peffer
Front Markwood
Polk
Mary Coffelt
Dellinger Funeral
Hattie B. Rainsberger
Ones Funeral Home, Inc
Ihn W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Moommherse St
Rainsberger Service
Funk Service
H. A. Braithwaite
Emily Miller
St. Mathews
Washington
Congress
Order OF the Wolf
Mohewk
Aggiculture Conference Board
Switzerland
Spring
N. S. Savannah
Theologian
Daren Peter
Empire State Building
Nyc
Oklahoma
Grover Cleveland
Barre
Gik
Haines
E. Cork St
General Assembly
Shade Equipment CO. Rt
Associated Press
Albany
Buffalo
Detroit
Fort Worth
Honolulu
Juneau
Clear Paneer
City
Lowrie
Memphis
Milwaukee
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
S&h
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Loudoun ST
International Trucks
Southern States
Winchester Co-Op
N. Cameron St
Stephens City, Va
Ollie Vamc
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