Deaths and Funerals in Berryville and Nearby Areas
Mrs. Cynthia Dowling of Berryville dies at Winchester Hospital. Survived by her mother Mrs. Mclean and son Rex. Body at Enders Funeral Home with funeral arrangements to be announced. Also listed are Mrs. Minnie Osborne Carpenter and four Carpenter sons, along with other Berryville residents. Funeral service set for tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Enders with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
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Cynthia Dowling
Berry Ville
Winchester Hospital
Mclean
Rex
Enders Funeral Home
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Minnie Osborne Carpenter
James Galloway
Lawrence Franklin
A. O. Maloney
Berryville
Robert Ott
Charles Town
Warren Robertson
Frances Carpenter
Robert
Springfield
Welby
William
Frank Carpenter
Green Hill Cemetery
Arrow
Morgan Kitchen
Pittsburgh
Glidden
Winchester
Glaize & Bro
Death of Clarence H. Welch in Berryville
Clarence Hugh Welch 43 of Berryville died at 1 45 p m after lying in Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born August 23 1915 a son of Edward and Mrs Welch of Marshall. His wife was formerly Miss Mary Funeral arrangements are not complete and the body rests at John Mel Funeral Home Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Hugh Welch
Berryville
Winchester Memorial
Edward Welch
Marshall
Mary
John Mel
Frank Carpenter 86 Dies in Berryville City
Frank Carpenter aged 86 of Berryville died yesterday afternoon. The obituary notes his long life in Berryville and his family. Further details are not provided in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Carpenter
Berryville
Death of Jack George White in Berryville crash
The body of 88 year old Jack George White of S Braddock Street was moved from Enders Funeral Home Berryville to William Cook Funeral Home Baltimore Maryland after a Route 7 east of Berryville traffic crash yesterday. No further arrangements announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack George White
S. Braddock St
Berryville
Enders
William Cook
St. Paul St
Baltimore
Eisenhower on segregation and Khrushchev visit prospects
Eisenhower said segregation under local law is morally wrong when it blocks equal opportunity in economics and politics. He did not comment on education. He indicated a Soviet Premier Khrushchev visit to the United States is not outside the realm of possibility, noting potential difficulties.
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Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Nikita Khrushchev
Russia
United States
NATO
United Nations
Soviet Union
Harriman
W. Averell Harriman
New York
Life Magazine
DE Gaulle
France
Charles de Gaulle
Eisenhower weighs Khrushchev visit and NATO role
President Eisenhower addresses potential Khrushchev talks and says any visit would need multilateral involvement. He notes NATO and UN roles, rejects threats, and discusses De Gaulle, Herter, and Nixon contingency plans amid aid cut debates. He defends deportment toward foreign visitors while planning aid restoration.
South End Plans Alternate Route Over Railroad
South End Fire Company discussed a bypass route to reach the eastern town section when Piccadilly and Cork St crossings are blocked by B and O trains. A committee was formed to map the alternate path and safety measures for crews riding to fires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piccadilly
Cork St
South End
Norman Pope
Pope
Eddie Lillis
Harry Rainsberger
Capt. Rainsberger
Kitty Sirhaugh
Kozlov faces questions on East Bloc elections and Soviet control
The governor recalls tense exchange with Soviet Ambassador Menshikov during questions to Kozlov. Williams says Kozlov denied self determination for satellites and asserted peoples chose Soviet rule, while he cited East German revolt and Hungarian and Romanian dissatisfactions. Menshikov defended Soviet stance as propaganda, and Menshikov later claimed Williams was wrong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mikhail Menshikov
Williams
Kozlov
Soviet Union
East Germany
Poland
Hungary
Menshikov
300 Pound Iron Floral Frieze Falls in Vatican
A 300 pound iron floral frieze collapsed in the Vatican during predawn hours, striking near where senior prelates gather. The century old piece fell after a screw deteriorated, breaking from an arch above the Noble stairway linking the St. Damascus courtyard to the papal apartments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican
Vatican City
St. Damascus
Papal Apartments
Submarine Swordfish Reaches Cape Canaveral for Polaris Tests
The nuclear powered submarine Swordfish arrives at Cape Canaveral to inspect facilities for undersea firing of the Navy Polaris missile, signaling preparation for testing and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Swordfish
Navy
Corsican Tuberculosis Tale Tied to Daniel Webster
A historical note links Corsica and tuberculosis with references to Daniel Webster and Martin Van Buren. The list includes numbers and items such as eighteen, gold, French, ax, and argidote, forming a fragmentary collection.
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Tuberculosis
Island of
Corsica
Daniel Webster
Gold
French
True
Martin van Buren
Argidote
Senate mulls change and defense cuts in budget debate
The Senate resumed work on the measure carrying 3 543 320 000 against Eisenhower’s 3 909 400 000 and 3 542 600 000 House votes. Humphrey won approval to let the president spend up to two million for international health projects. Democrats split on military aid cuts with 40 Democrats and 12 Republicans for a 30 million slash, while 19 Democrats and 22 Republicans opposed. Forty one Democrats and eight Republicans backed an 83 million defense cut, with 18 Democrats and 25 Republicans supporting the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
House
Eisenhower
Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Eisenhower Stands Firm in Budget Fight and Catholic Question
In remarks on supplemental appropriations Eisenhower endorses another special session if needed and vows to continue his fight. He says no Catholic should be barred from the presidency, rejects religion as a voting factor, notes Alfred E. Smith as the only Catholic major nominee, and asserts his vote will not hinge on a candidate’s faith if qualified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Eisenhower
White House
Alfred E. Smith
Smith
Herbert Hoover
DENN’S COMMISSION AUCTION AND ESTATE SALES listings
A July sales directory lists auctions including Denny’s Commission Auction July 8 near Winchester Route 7 for furniture and appliances by Orndorff & Cole, plus the estate of Frank N. McCormick July 11 in Winchester with house at 227 S. Loudoun St. and auctioneers E. T. Snider and others. Other sales include Glenmore Farm cattle July 16 17 18 by W. Hugh Ownby, Brucetown livestock July 10 4 by Charles Duvall, and James E. Wisecarver antiques July 25 11 in Winchester with Duvall as auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DENN
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Konen Denny
Frank N. McCormick
Frederick County Court House
S. Loudoun St
E. T. Snider
Glenmore Farm
Brandy
W. Hugh Ownby
Grantham B. Welsh
Brucetown
Charles Duvall
James E. Wisecarver
Charles R. Duvall
Weather outlook for Virginia July nineteen fifty nine
Fair tonight with only a chance of showers in the extreme southeast. Thursday will be mostly sunny in the north and west, cloudy with showers in the southeast. Highs in the 80s. Five day outlook shows near normal temperatures with warmest Thursday and Friday. Cindy tropical storm movement adds uncertainty to precipitation. Rainfall since 8:30 today is none. July rainfall to date listed, with historic averages for the past 46 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Cindy
Four Convicts Face Kidnapping Charges After Escape Attempt
Four young inmates who held 39 hostages for 134 tense hours during an escape attempt from Washington State Reformatory near Monroe face possible kidnapping charges. Authorities report the inmates seized control of the facility and menaced staff and captives as the standoff unfolded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monroe, Wash
Washington State Reformatory
McFaden Bible Class Meets at First Presbyterian Tonight
The McFaden Bible Class of the First Presbyterian Church will meet at the church at 7:30 this evening. French Lee, president, will conduct the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McFaden
First Presbyterian Church
French Lee
Skeens Named New Assistant Engineer at Staunton
In Staunton yesterday James Kay ton Skeens 27 of Prince ton West Virginia was named resident engineer succeeding Homer L Chrys ikos 31 who was promoted from assistant to resident engineer in the announced changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
James Kayton Skeens
Princeton
W. Va
Asment
Staunton
Homer L. Chryssikos
Chroecikos
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs
Clarence Welch
Jones Funeral Home Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Snellings, Florist
N. Braddock St
Consult
Waymes
John Kerr Schoo
E. Cork St
Carl Haines
John Fisher
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
White Service
U.S
Geneva
Christian A. Herter
West Berlin
West
Nixon
Richard M. Nixon
Detroit
Louis J. Miriani
Frol R. Kozlov
Fisenhower
Frederick County
A.B.C
David A. Fahnestock
C. I. Brumback & Sons
Auburn
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Stuart M. Perry
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denever
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Philadelphia
Phoenix
A-Sub
IEE
Piccadilly St
Sive
Skeens
H.A
Miller’s Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
Seoper
Carina
Marris & Co., Inc
Poament Vite
J.M. Harris &Co., Inc
Roanoke, Virginia
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