Deaths and Funerals of Nelson Carter Hensell and Arlie H Reed
Nelson Carter Hensell 77 died at his aunt’s home in Grimes. He was a WWI veteran, former clerk, Star reporter, and member of several groups including the American Legion and Galilee Christian Church. Survived by brother Leslie and nieces. funeral Friday at 3:30 at Galilee Church. Burial at Galilee Cemetery. callers may visit Jones Funeral Home. A second service for Arlie H Reed will be held Monday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. burial in Mount Carmel Cemetery, Middletown.
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Payne Rites Held for Clarke County Farmer
S.o.F Vik Payne 79 died June 24 at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg after a week as a patient. Born Sept 3 1884 in Clarke County he farmed in Clarke Jefferson and Berkeley counties and owned a farm near the Baker VA Center. Survived by wife Rosalie Feltner Payne, six children, 12 grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral June 26 at Charles Town Methodist Church. Burial Pleasant View Memory Gardens. AP update notes Yankees offer 20000 tickets to cab drivers to boost attendance.
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Funeral services announced for Nelson Carter and Hensell
Friday schedules set for funeral services at Jones Funeral Home for Nelson Carter at 1:00 p.m. and Hensell at 3:30 p.m. at Galilee Christian Church. A service for Martin Burmester is planned for 4:00 p.m. at Hugh G. Ellsworth. arrangements are incomplete.
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German born Martin Burmester dies at 238 Fairfax Lane
Martin Burmester aged 67 died at his home yesterday. Born in Homberg Germany on March 19 1884 he married Marie Beckey on January 10 1935. He served as Catering manager of the Willard Hotel in Washington for 18 years. He is survived by his wife a daughter Adaline Sabin of Newberg New York and a grandson Martin Sabin. A 33rd degree Mason he belonged to Lu Lu Temple Philadelphia. Funeral tomorrow Friday at 4 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Nathan Williamson officiating. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Baltimore Cattle Hog Prices Downgrade Amid Damp Demand
Baltimore market notes show cattle receipts at 350 with cows dominant and weak to 25 cents lower, bulls moderate and steady. Hog receipts 600 with moderate activity and steady prices across barrows gilts, US 1 2185-225 lbs at 18.75, various weight ranges 17.25-18.50 cents.
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Winchester Fire School Continues Education Efforts
City leaders lauded the Winchester fire school as advancing local firefighting by years. Mayor Smalts presented head instructor D. E. Sheads with a key to the city as volunteers demonstrated fuels and fire suppression with a Bureau of Mines specialist. Certificates and a trophy for most volunteers were awarded.
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Might Have Been Mistake Accused Says of Shooting
Russell Edward Roberts Jr. was found guilty of felonious shooting at a Winchester Corporation Court trial. He claimed he could have been mistaken about a knife threat when he fired at Russell Smith at a N Kent Street home last April.
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Castro and Lincoln Contrasts in Revolutionary Era Reflections
A fragmented quotation contrasts Castro with U S figures and Lincoln, noting infamy cast by imperialists on Cuban revolutionaries. The passage recalls Civil War family splits with members fighting for freedom versus slavery and discusses bitter price of being a revolutionary.
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Wall Street Seen in Early Summer Rally Pace
The market edged higher in a cautious session ahead of the Fourth of July weekend. The Dow rose about 2.15 points to 840.21, with industrials up 1.5 and utilities down 0.3 as major names like U.S. Steel, Bethlehem, General Motors, Chrysler, IBM, Polaroid and American Telephone moved on earnings and labor talks.
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Weather forecast for Virginia with rain and heat
Humid tonight and Friday with scattered showers or thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon and evening. Highs 88 to 92 Friday. Low 68 to 72 tonight. Saturday warm and humid with a chance of thundershowers. Rainfall in last 24 hours zero. July rainfall to date zero. averages and monthly figures listed.
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Emergency water supply taps Silver Lake in Harrisonburg
Harrisonburg issued a temporary transfer of water from Silver Lake for a few hours as June drought and hot weather push demand. Water Superintendent Edgar D. Laker said River Rock held up until last Friday. Silver Lake will be tapped each night until normal supply returns and Madison College summer enrollment of over 1200 strains the system.
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Alcoholism Incidence Ranked High in United States
The World Health Organization reports that the United States has a higher incidence of alcoholism than any other Western nation. The finding highlights ongoing public health concerns and the need for targeted interventions.
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