Deaths and Funerals for Sencindiver and Bauserman Figures
Samuel Seber Sencindiver 67 died today at Rockingham Memorial Hospital Harrisonburg after serving as City Tax Collector and earlier as a city council member. Burial in Woodbine Cemetery follows a 2 p.m. service at Harrisonburg Presbyterian Church. Survivors include wife, son Page Weisel, brothers Charles and Turner, sisters Mrs. H W Ebert and Mrs. Allen Pittsnogle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Seber Sencindiver
Rockingham Memorial Hospital
Harrisonburg
Harrsonburg
Sencindiver
C & W Rooad
International Salt Copeny
Wetselee Company
Charles M. Senendiver
Turner Seneindiver
City
H. W. Ebert
Allen Pittsnogle
Martinsburg
Harrisonbure Presbyterian Church
Gerald Shepler
Widow Mrs Tirzah Bauserman dies at 86 in Woodstock
Mrs Tirzah A. Bauserman aged 86 widow of Martin Luther Bauserman of Woodstock died Saturday in Shenandoah Memorial Hospital. Born April 17 1872 in Steward Michigan she was a daughter of Jacob Byrd and Kathryn Thompson Byrd. She married Mr Bauserman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tirzah A. Bauserman
Martin Luther Bauserman
Woodstock
Shenandoah Memorial Hospital
Steward, Ml
Jacob and
Kathryn Thompson Byrd
Mr. Bauserman
Microphone plot and hotel break in shadow Goldfine inquiry
The House subcommittee confrontation over wire tapping and burglary questions unfolds at the Sheraton Carlton Hotel. Missing confidential papers surface as Jack Lotto and Roger Robb demand oath examinations while Goldfine and Adams deny favoritism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfine
Shacklette
Roger Robb
Lotto
Robb
FBI
U.S
Miss Paperman
Sheraton-Carleton
Statler
Boston
Subcommittee
Robert W. Lishman
Pearson
Sheraton-Carlton
Jack Lotto
Harris
Jack Anderson
Drew Pearson
Anderson
Sherman Adams
Congressional
Washington
Loto’s
Adams
Three Area Crashes Total $1550 Damage Over Weekend
No highway deaths during the Fourth of July weekend as three area accidents caused 1550 in damage. A 1954 Ford driven by Leary L. Warden of Dexter Mich totaled east of Winchester at 4 15 p m. A 1957 Ford driven by Wesley J. Duty of Joppa Md hit a parked 1955 Oldsmobile owned by Marty M. Allder Jr. A 1952 Studebaker driven by Ronnie L. McDonald of Stephens City collided with a 1957 Plymouth driven by Samuel F. Allder Jr. in Blue Mont near Kent Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leary L. Warden
Dexter, Mich
Winchester
Lindawood
Studebaker
Ronnie L. McDonald
Stephens City
Plymouth
Samuel F. Allder, Jr
Bluemont
Margaret M. Alider
McDonald
Boscawen
Kent St
Judge Pancoast To Speak At Braddock Street Meeting
Judge Irene L. Pancoast of the Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court in Alexandria will speak at the Braddock Street Women's Society of Christian Service meeting tomorrow at 7 45 p m in the War Memorial Building. The program is led by Circle No 9 with Mrs Fulton Evans and Miss Lucille Sencerin diver handling the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene L. Pancoast
Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Alexandria
Braddock Street Women's Society of Christian Service
War Memorial Building
Lucille Sencindiver
Fulton Evans
World Federation of Methodist Women
Judge Pancoast
Virginia Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs
Washington Street Mthodist
Greenway Bible
Florence
Ala
Joseph M. Pancoast
Virginia 1865 long weekend toll death list
The 1958 July 4 period saw a heavy toll on Virginia roads with 21 deaths over the four hour weekend. Victims include Laura Carolyn Taylor 13 of Bloxom Accomack County struck on State Rt 179. George Thomas Claude 20 of Capron in a single vehicle crash on Rt 659. Clifton Bonner 22 of Stony Creek hit by a hit and run on US 40. James L Oliver 23 and siblings and E Tucker 15 and Nora Hawkins 17 in a head on crash on US 60 near Blackstone. Mary Schwartz 65 of Passaic N J died of injuries from a crash on US 1 near Golansville Caroline County. Ernest Lee White 20 of Graton York County died after injuries from near Yorktown. Dianne White 3 of Suffolk killed at Rt 604 and 1117 near Suffolk. Alexander Young 32 of Randolph Charlotte County in a crash on Rt 746 near Phenix. drownings include James S Wake 19 Urbanna Middlesex. Humberto Rodriguez 24 of Bogota intern at Richmond Memorial Hospital in Moore’s Lake. Macarthur Cannon 8 of Richmond in a pit near Oakwood Cemetery. James Myers 30 of Bowling Green in Smoot’s Pond Caroline County. Patricia Ann Richardson 7 of Williamsburg in James River near Colonial Parkway. siblings Sandra 16 and David Towler 18 rescued. William Fauntlroy 51 of Essex County and Alfred Hughes 28 Philadelphia drowned in Rappahannock River at Muddy Gut Rd. George W Minor 41 Newport News painter dies from burns in Newport News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Laura Carolyn Taylor
Bloxom
Accomack County
Crother Lang
Hallwood
Geroge Thomas Claude
Rt. 1
E. Tucker
Blackstone
Nora Hawkins
Washington
Nottoway County
Mary Schwartz
Passaic
N. J
Richmond
Golansville
Caroline County
Ernest Lee White
Grafton
York County
White
Newport News
Yorktown
Dianne White
Suffolk
Alexander Young
Randolph
Charlotte County
Young
State Rt
Phenix
James S. Wake
Biormont
Middlesex County
Robinson Creek
Urbanna
Humberto Rodriguez
Bogota
Colombia
Richmond Memorial Hospital
Moore's Lake
Macarthur Cannon
Oakwood Cemetery
James Myers
Bowling Green
Smoot's Pond
Patricia Ann Richardson
Williamsburg
James River
Colonial Parkway
Jamestown
Sandra
David Towler
William Fauntlroy
Essex County
Alfred Hughes
Philadelphia
Rappahannock
Muddy Gut Road
Bowlers Wharf
George W. Minor
Local firm honored for Coke sales record ads
Valley Avenue Delicatessen and proprietor Raymond Shanholtz received recognition in Coca Cola Bottler magazine for outstanding Coke sales records through advertising. The full page feature highlighted his promotional efforts and business success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley Avenue Delicatessen
Coca- Cola
Raymond Shanholtz
Record July Fourth traffic tolls and incidents
An Associated Press survey tracked 78 hours around the July Fourth period with 339 traffic deaths 118 drownings and 63 miscelleaneous deaths totaling 520 for the nonholiday period. The 78 hour holiday window estimated 410 traffic deaths and the record peak toll for a three day fourth of July period was 407 in 1955. A major collision near Junction City Kansas killed six and a Portland Oregon fireworks plant blast injured many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Junction City
Kan
Portland
Ore
Associated Press
Winchester Area Auctions List July and August
Sales Directory lists events in Winchester area with auctioneers and times. July 9 7 pm Den Ny's Commission Auction mile east of Winchester Route 7 featuring furniture and appliances. July 11 10 am Mrs Hilda Westep Strasburg 80 acres with house. July 26 11 am J Randolph Larrick trustee Frederick County Court House Winchester real estate in Stephens City. August 2 10 am W E Edwards trustee front of Frederick County Court House Winchester real estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Hilda W.estep
Strasburg
James Janney
J Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Stephens City
E T. Snider
W. E Edwards
Frederick County Business Real Estate
Charles R. Duvall
Soviet fighter action grounds US transport over Russia
A U S S R announcement says a C118 transport piloted by Mr and Mrs John Sabo of Chicago was forced to land after Soviet fighter craft intercept. The plane burned on the ground with unclear cause. Washington denies any frontier violation and says the aircraft went off course in bad weather. The issue prompted a formal protest from the USSR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S.S.R
United States
Super Service Drivers Receive Safety Awards
Eighteen Winchester drivers earned National Safety Council safety awards from Super Service Motor Freight for completing a full year without a chargeable accident. The group totals 86 years of safe driving across the Eastern Division, with six, five, four, three, two and one year recognitions awarded to named drivers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
National Safety Council
Super Service Motor Freight Company
Raymond L. Neice
Willard W. Henry
Harry D Mays
Cecil C. Carter
Teodore B. Nipper
Marshall B. Perry
Robert E. Rogers
Kenneth L. Plotner
Charles B. DeHaven
Llewellyn P. Combs
Loring R. Na
Allen B. Saville
Leonard Aikens
Eugene F
Weather Summary for June 1955 Weather record
June 1955 saw total precipitation 4.71 inches over 15 days with values ranging from a trace to 0.72 inches. Highest temperature reached 92 degrees on June 11, while the lowest was 46 degrees on June 7. Average temperature 68.8 degrees vs 73.9 last year and 71.9 long term. Average high 86.1 degrees. average low 57.6 degrees.
Weather Today in Winchester Predicts Scattered Thunderstorms
Variable cloudiness and warm humid conditions prevail with afternoon and evening thunderstorms today and tomorrow. Low temperatures range 65 to 70 west and 70 to 75 east, with highs near 89 and 62 at year ago levels. July rainfall totals and monthly averages for 1912-57 are listed amid lighter notes on treasury and currency terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
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Samuel Sencindiver
Woodbine Cemetery
Lindsay Funeral Home
M. L. Bauserman
Haines
E. Cork St
Willie Weevil
Weevils
Winchester, VA
Myers Water Systems
Brumback & Son
Cameron St
Star
J. H. Smith, Jr
Rt. 11
Pancoast
Miller’s Flower Shop
Piccadilly St
Anche
E. Piccadilly St
Russia
John Sabo
Chicago
P. W. Plumly Lumber Corp
N. Kent St
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McCulloch
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc
N. Cameron St
Treasury
Glaize & Bro
Junior
Sis
BE Gowis
Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
Harry
S. Loudoun ST
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