Obituary of Frederick E Marple Sonny 23
Frederick E Sonny Marple 23 of 320 Virginia Ave died suddenly last night at Memorial Hospital after years of illness. Born October 24 1933 he was the son of Edith Wathey Marple and the late Frank E Marple. Survived by mother two sisters a niece two nieces and a nephew. Funeral Thursday at 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Paul E Dick. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Frederick E
Sonny) Marple
Virginia Ave
Memorial Hospital
Edith Wathey Marple
Frank E. Marple
William Shubert
Manassas
Lula V. Marple
Patricia Ann Marple
Thomas Shubert
Regina Shubert
Sharon Shubert
Jones Funeral Home
Paul E. Dick
First Brethren Church
Marshall A. Stine
Ensley B. Potts
Melvin E. Aikens
Gilbert R. Whitmire
Thomas L. Edwards
Edward R. Whitacre
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mrs Laura C Jackson dies at 9 55 p.m. in Berryville
Laura C Jackson widow of Henry Jackson died at her home 888 Liberty St Berryville at 9 55 p.m. She was born in Clarke County daughter of the late Harrison and Betty Lewis of Jefferson County. Survived by daughter Dorothy Jones of New York three sisters Edmonia Taylor Julia Allen Betty Jackson Berryville three brothers Phil Lewis Lewisville Willie Lewis Henry Lewis Washington D C two grandchildren Peggy Ann Pifer Clarke County and Ernest Pifer California and two great grandchildren Angela and Mitchell Pifer Berryville Funeral arrangements not complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura C. Jackson
Henry Jackson
Liberty St
Berryville
Clarke County
Harrison
Betty Lewis
Jefferson County
Dorothy Jones
New York
Edmonia Taylor
Hagerstown
Julia Allen
Betty Jackson
Phil Lewis
Lewisville
Willie Lewis
Henry Lewis
Washington, D. C
Peggy Ann Pifer
Ernest Pifer
California
Angela
Mitchell Pifer
Giles County Faces Rejected School Bond Issue Vote
In Pearisburg Virginia Giles County voters rejected a proposed 3.12 million dollar school construction bond by 1,810 to 1,489. Approval would have raised property taxes by 79 cents per $100 for 20 years or 62 cents for 30 years.
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Pearisburg
Giles County
Four Lives Drowned Amid Kentucky Floods Disaster Areas Proclaimed
The article reports multiple drownings from floodwaters across Kentucky and nearby states. An unidentified Kentucky resident perished near Rosspoint after his house on the Poor Fork of the Cumberland was destroyed, another unidentified man died in Dry Ford Creek near War West Virginia, and 71 year old Jimmy Deer drowned after slipping from a foot bridge on his way to school. The Red Cross declared a disaster area covering Corbin Harlan Whitesburg Barbourville Jackson Hazard and several smaller communities as four day rains continued to fall.
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Rosspoint
Cumberland
Ford
War
W. Va
Jimmy Deer
Red Cross
Kentucky
Corbin
Harlan
Whitesburg
Barbourville
Jackson
Ha»ord
Shotgun Victim Dies in Hospital Leads to New Charge
Preston Henry Jackson, 43, died at Memorial Hospital after a shotgun blast on N Kent St. The shooting stemmed from an argument at 526 N Kent St between Jackson and Charles Franklin Harris, 56, who is jailed on felonious assault. Harris faces a new charge as of today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Preston Henry Jackson
N. Kent St
Memorial Hospital
Commonwealth
Dabney Watts
Charles Franklin Harris
Harris
N. Kent
Jackson
Cartwright Funeral Home
Roosevelt birthday ceremonies mark FDR birth anniversary
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt is expected to attend ceremonies in Hyde Park marking her late husband’s birthday. The President who died in 1945 would have been 75 today and is buried at the Roosevelt family home.
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Hyde Park
N. Y
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Various Farm Auctions and Livestock Sales near Winchester
Sales listing for February auctions includes Berkshire pigs and hogs at Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester, Hereford bull sale in Charles Town and Winchester, cattle and dairy equipment at multiple farms, real estate auctions in Frederick and Martinsburg areas, and the estate sale of Walter Scrivener north of Winchester with farm machinery and household goods. Auctions led by Duvall, Orndorff, Du vall, and others.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Berkshires
Duroes
Hampshires
Poland
Thomas B. Carper
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Poca Dot Farms
Charles Town
W. Va
Frank Harman
Braddock St
Charles R. Duvall
F. L. Largent, JR
Frederick County Court House
Peyton St
Light Sperow & Sons
Martinsburg
Lewis, Orndorff, Horner & Morrow
W. E. Edwards
Homer
Katherine Miller
N. Loudoun St
Wilbur M. Gaunt
George Eagle
Apple Pile Ridge
Walter A. Scrivener
Clearbrook
Izaak Walton League Leader Outlines Program and Goals
National League President William H. Pringle outlined the Izaak Walton League’s program Building a Better Outdoor America during a Winchester Chapter visit. He reviewed past achievements including Shenandoah River pollution cleanup wildlife refuge work and state park preservation while urging full member briefings and support from attendees across multiple chapters and officials.
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Izaak Walton League of America
National League
Whiliam H. Pringle
William Wallace
Martinsburg
W. V
Izaak Walton League
Pringle
Shenandoah River
League
Robert Newlin
Henry Lowry
George Branner
L. D. Arnold
Pr. B. M. Knight
Earl Cather
W. K. Sirbaugh
Henry T. Goode, Sr
Ben Belchie
Fred Glaize
Page
Harold Dawson
Winchester
E. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
H. F. Byrd, Jr
Butler
R. E. Carr
J. R George
Harrisonburg
G. M. van Heusen
Silver Spring
C. Fdison Baker
W Va
Dr. Wallace
Nelson E. Kline
Berkeley County
John Groginger
John F. Stowell
C. T. Retter
Frank Malanouchi
Virginians Rushed Shelters After Floods Hit Bland Virginia
Volunteers from the National Guard and hundreds of civilians helped shelter the homeless through the night. In Bland, a dam breach flooded the town of 600, destroying homes and cutting power and communications. Damages ran into millions with no reported deaths.
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National Guard
Richlands
Tazewell County
WRIC
Richmond
Red Cross
Bland
Bluefield
James T. Dunn Jr
Fleming Joins Jones Funeral Home Staff
James H. Fleming of Keedysville Maryland has joined Jones Funeral Home as head of Public Relations. A Shepherd College graduate in Business Administration Fleming served as Student Body President and earned Who's Who honors in 1956. He is married to Jacqueline Jones and resides at 109 Amherst Street.
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James H. Fleming
Keedysville
Jones Funeral Home
Mr. Fleming
Shepherd College
Washington County
Laurens P. Jones
Fleming
Jones
Funeral Home
Jacqueline Jones
Amherst Street
U S Advances on Atomic Energy Design and Safety
The AEC reports progress in expanding peaceful uses of atomic energy and in basic nuclear materials production. It highlights a six chapter section on Radiation Safety and notes exposure records show 90.4 percent of nearly 200000 monitored workers received less than one third of the acceptable limit. Estimates of genetic hazards from radiation have risen based on mouse studies.
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AEC
Commission
Atomic Energy Commission
National Academy of Sciences
National Research Council
Historical Lecture Moves to Quarles School Building
The Winchester Frederick County Historical Society and the Chamber of Commerce sponsor tonight's lecture at Quarles School instead of the War Memorial Building. The final talk in the series opens at 7 30 p m with Stewart Bell Jr presenting a city buildings tour using a slide projector and Irvan O Connell discussing Winchester's pre revolutionary economic background and industries. Public invited.
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Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society
Chamber of Commerce
Quarles School
War Memorial
Stewart Bell, Jr
Irvan O'Connell
Winchester
King Saud visits Washington with Eisenhower amid security pageant
King Saud travels from Waldorf Astoria to airport in a State Department car flanked by 15 motorcycle escorts and police cars. About 50 Saud party members ride to the guest house as officials arrange long lunch breaks to view the procession. The visit includes White House talks on Middle East issues and a state dinner.
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Military Air Transport Service
Saud
Waldorf- Astoria
State Department
Washington
Pennsylvania Avenue
White House
Eisenhower
Short Q and A From a Bible Quiz Puzzle
A fragmentary Q and A list references New York and a Roman Catholic Church, with topics spanning Corinthians and Robinson Crusoe. It includes True and False statements, a note on physical position, and identifies the head as a term.
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New York
Roman Catholic Church
Corinthians
Five Students Killed in Auto Crash With Bus
Five East Stroudsburg State Teachers College students died in a head on collision between their car and a Greyhound bus on an ice coated Effort Mountain section. Bus driver Raymond J. Barry was not injured and posted $1,500 bail after a preliminary hearing.
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Blakeslee
East Stroudsburg State Teachers College
Greyhound
Effort Mountain
Raymond J. Barry
Philadelphia
Fox
Pennsylvania
Robert Scarpato
Scarpato
Jane Zeller
Drexel Hill
Miss Zeller
Syracuse University
Barry
Justice of the Peace
Ike Dyson
Long Pond
Betty Tharpe Wins Clarke County Bland Contest
Betty Tharpe, Clarke County High School senior, won first place in the James A. Bland Memorial Musical Contest held at the school auditorium in Berryville. Ralph Alger and Bonnie Carlisle placed second and third respectively, with about 200 attendees and proceeds benefiting the CCHS band fund. Tharpe advances to the Zone Contest in February, with state honors possible.
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Berryville
Betty Tharpe
Clarke County High School
James A. Bland
Miss Tharpe
Hiram Tharpe
Ralph Alger
CCHS
G. E. Alger
Millwood
Bonnie Carlisle
Roy Carlisle
Tharpe
Bland
Th Lions Club
Old Virginny
Wade Muldoon
Coffman
Clarke County Lions Club
Moscow Expels Two U S Attaches in Retaliation
Moscow expelled two U S assistant military attaches Maj Hubert E Tans ey Arlington Virginia and Capt Charles W Stockell Jacksonville Florida, charging they engaged in activities incompatible with their status. The move follows the expulsion of Russians and a Russian attache and embassy clerk from Washington.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
U. S
Washington
United States
Hubert E. Tansey
Arlington, Va
Charles W. Stockell
Jacksonville
Fla
U.S
Charles Bohlen
Turkish customs launch capsizes off Izmir
A customs launch capsized off northwest Anatolia near Izmir. eight officials were believed drowned with three bodies recovered. They were inspecting a Turkish tanker loaded with oil from Italy.
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Izmir
Turkey
Anatolia
Italy
Larrick Leads 1957 Festival Fire Parade
Mr. Larrick, a new director and former Army serviceman, joins Morton Salt Co. veteran A Ryland Conner in guiding the 1957 In Town Honorary Fire Chief contest. The May 2 parade starts at 4 30 pm with moving at 6 pm as planners target world class quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Shreck
Thomas G. Scully
Palace Theatre
Larrick
Conner
Cooperation with the New Administration Urged
A fragmented brief urges all present to cooperate with the new administration and underscores the need for unity and orderly transition.
Eisenhower backs six months training for National Guard
President Eisenhower defended Pentagon policy amid Wilson remarks and reiterated that the National Guard operates within legal limits. He supported increasing basic training to six months, said youths 17 to 18 may enlist, and urged no insult toward the Guard while criticizing Wilson for comments he labeled unwise. Wilson countered that the Guard is not a draft-dodging force.
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Eisenhower
National Guard
Pentagon
Willson
Wilson
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N. Cameron St
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Warren County
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Sally Dunn
Kenneth Dowey
Donald “Butch” Jones
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