Death of Jarry Fishel prominent Summit Point farmer
Jarry Fishel age 57 of Summit Point Road. Frederick County native and member of the Followers of Christ died after a 10 day paralytic stroke at Winchester hospital. Survived by widow Emma Sloat Fishel, parents Edward A. and Mary Keeler Fishel, two sons Andrew of Irvin Tennessee and Charles of Berryville, two daughters Rebecca Meehan Sunny Side and Ruth Barley Stephens City, three brothers Joseph Stephens City Robert Gouverneur N Y McKinley Heaviton N Y, one sister Annie Brown Washington D C. Funeral 2 p m EST from the late residence with Peter De Neuf Horace Bourgess of Charlottesville officiating. Interment Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers Edgar Kelsoe Holmes Poole Walter Cooper Pie Spaid Arthur Catocart. Body at Jones funeral home until 10 30 a m Wednesday. Family requests no flowers.
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Harry Fishel
Ab Wintihover
Andrew Fishel
Irvin
Tenn
Charles Fishel
Berryville
Rebecca Meehan
Sunnyside
Ruth Barley
Stephens City
Joseph Fishel
Robert Fishel
Gouverneur
N. Y
McKinley Fishel
Heavieton
Annie Brown
Washington, D. C
Peter de Neuf
Horace Bourgess
Charlottesville
Green Hill Cemetery
Edgar Kelsoe
Holmes
Mece Poole
Walter Cooper
Pie Spaid
Arthur Catocart
Jones Funeral Home
Scout Class Sees Instructor Drown at Lake
James Leasure 24 of Zanesville drowned in Seneca lake while guiding Scouts on depth measurement. The Cambridge incident occurred yesterday as the instructor demonstrated water depth techniques to the group.
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Cambridge, O
James Leasure
Zanesville
Seneca Lake
Miners Seek Change of Venue in Anti Lynch Trial
In Buchanan county Virginia Attorney General J Lindsay Almond seeks a venue change for 178 miners indicted under the anti lynch law following an attack on 10 people at a non union mining operation. Defense argues government use of troops erodes local self government and impairs fair trial while Circuit Judge Frank W Smith hears the motions.
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Grundy
Virginia
J. Lindsay Almond
Tuck
Almond
United Mine Workers
Buchanan County
R. L. Gilliam
Gilliam
Frank W. Smith
Virginia Delegation Seeks National Candidate for South
The Virginia delegation said they view themselves as free agents and aim for a presidential candidate with national appeal. Governors and delegates discussed backing Dwight D. Eisenhower if any chance to win remains, while pledging not to support Truman due to civil rights positions. A southern states caucus endorsed Ben Laney of Arkansas for the presidency, with Governor Byrd away at a baseball game.
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South
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Tuck
Truman
Ben Laney
Arkansas
Sen
A. Willis Robertson
Byrd
Court Delays Opinion On Virginia School Funds Case
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals opens with a brief session in Richmond. No opinion issued tonight on the mandamus suit seeking release of retirement funds for local school construction. Adjournment set for Sept 6 in Staunton. Justices Buchanan and Gregory absent.
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Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Edward W. Hudgins
Staunton
A. C. Buchanan
Herbert B. Gregory
Hofer Visits Switzerland After 25 Years Away
Charles Hofer district manager of Gulf Oil Corp with offices in this city travels from Kusnacht Switzerland to New York Newfoundland and London to visit his brother and returns via Zurich. He is accompanied by his daughter Beverley and son Rolf Hofer and has been active in civic affairs here notably with the Red Cross and Rotary International where he chairs the International Service committee.
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Charles Hofer
Gulf Oil Co
Kusnacht
Switzerland
Beverley
Rolf Hofer
Washington
New York
Newfoundland
London
Hofer
Zurich
Red Cross
Rotary Club
International Service Committee
William H. Brown Rites Held for Retired Lutheran Minister
Funeral services were held at Mount Union church cemetery for Rev. William H. Brown 76 a retired Lutheran minister and Gainesboro native who died Friday at his home in Elderton Pa He had lived in Elderton 19 years serving as pastor at Gastown Mount Union and South Bend churches and was pastor emeritus at Mount Union He was a Moody Bible Institute and Gettysburg seminary graduate with prior pastorates in Pennsylvania and Ohio.
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Mount Union Church
William H. Brown
Lutheran Church
Gainesboro
Elderton
Pennsylvania
Gastown
Mount Union
South Bend
Pnnsylvania
Ohio
Winchester Lions Name 1960 61 Committee Heads
Newly installed president announces year long appointees across committees with August Cahill attendance John Blackburn finance John L Gl aize membership Ralph Chrisman boys and girls Herbert Holliday citizenship and patriotism Sam Preston Lions education Cc Schenck convention J B Newlin sight and conservation William Schenck health and welfare Harold Sheetz safety Ralph Hengeveld publicity M B Clowe civic improvement G G Baker community betterment George Sanders constitution and by laws Robert Jasper food Leonard Sirbaugh recreation Versus Sirbaugh scouts Hoye Riley entertainment James Snider house committee Charles Campbell education Marvin Weaver budget Rev E B Smith sunshine committee Vice presidents Paul Anderson Roy Harper and Sam Johnston chair programs Four month terms.
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Winchester Lions
August Cahill
John Blackburn
John L. Glaize
Ralph Chrisman
Herbert C. Holliday
Sam Preston
George Sanders
Robert Jasper
Leonard Sirbaugh
Sirbaugh Scouts
Hoye Riley
James Snider
Child of 3 Drowns As Newborn Brother Arrives at Home
In Towanda Pennsylvania Gerald McDonald went to fetch his wife and their newborn. On returning he found Joseph 23 months wandering from the house and drowning in a shallow pool about 300 feet away.
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Towanda, Pa
Gerald McDonald
Towanda Hospital
Joseph
Police raid targets Eagles club slot machines and beer sales
Bryant reported Maxwell Butler admitted possessing four slot machines hidden at his place after a raid on the Eagles club. Agents cited later beer purchases at Arcadia on R 522 and Capitol restaurant, with arrests of Gus Kaknis and others present. Authorities included ABC men Lt Rit ter and officers from Winchester.
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Ty. Bryant
Maxwell Butler
Eagles
Butler
Bryant
ABC
Arcadia
Paul Carso
Capitol
Gus Kaknis
Duncan
Eagles Club
K. P. Shenk
Ted Pangle
Joe Ritter
Conrad and
Lake
Winchester Police Department
City May Add Fluorine to Water Supply
City officials and the State department of health discuss plans to fluorinate Winchester water to reduce tooth decay. Dr. Ralph B. Snapp says Dr. George Nevitt will visit to confer with City Manager S. Lee Grant. Cost is about 10 cents per capita yearly for installation and maintenance.
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State Department of Health
Ralph B. Snapp
George Nevitt
State Health Department
U. S. Public Health Service
Winchester
S. Lee Grant
Snapp
Richmond
Texas County
Texas
New Jersey
South Atlantic
Department
Move
the Star
Virginia
Department of Public Health
Health Department
U S Steel to raise wages for 170000 workers
Pittsburgh July 12 A U S Steel spokesman said the company will increase wages for its 170 000 workers citing rising living costs The move comes as the CIO affiliate United Steelworkers under Philip Murray had pressed for a pay raise which the firm rejected to curb inflationary spiral
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Pittsburgh
U.S. Steel Corp
Philip Murray
United Steelworkers Union
CIO
U.S. Steelworkers
Save Time Save Bother Save Money Shop in Your Own Community
Community minded notice invites shoppers to buy locally to save time and money. Encourages supporting nearby merchants and utilizing neighborhood services to strengthen the local economy.
Bernadotte Sees Lie and British Hold Up Arab Subsidy
UN mediator Count Folke Bernadotte arrived in New York and met with U N Secretary General Trygve Lie amid calls for an immediate Security Council session. Britain temporarily withholds a 2 million dollar payment to Trans Jordan to pressure Abdullah to accept UN truce terms.
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New York
Folke Bernadotte
United Nations
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Europe
Trygve Lie
U. N
Lie
Royal Dutch Airlines
United States
U. N. Security Council
Amsterdam
London
Foreign Office
Britain
Trans- Jordan
Abdullah
Middle East
Ernest Bevin
Democratic Convention History Through Ballots and Ballot Counts
The article traces Democratic convention history from 1840 to 1924 highlighting thirds rules, key figures like Clark Woodrow Wilson and Carter Glass, and noting patterns such as half of nominations occurring on the first ballot. It recalls Tyler Johnson Davis Smith McAdoo and the post Civil War record of eight victories to twelve defeats.
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Speaker Clark
Baltimore
Clark
Woodrow Wilson
Truman
John Tyler
William Henry Harrison
Andrew Johnson
Abraham Lincoln
Tyler
Johnson
Cleveland
Wilson
Franklin Roosevelt
John W. Davis
New York
Alfred FE. Smith
William G. McAdoo
Virginia
Carter Glass
Air Communicator Jobs in Alaska Announcement
FW Bailey announces applications for aircraft communications in Alaska. Applicants must be single aged 18 to 40 without disability, with International Morse Code experience and touch typing ability. Requires 18 months aeronautical communications experience or equivalent education. Starting salary 3306 dollars.
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FW. Bailey
Virginia State Employment Service Office
Winchester
Alaska
Democratic convention vote split shapes 1948 race
California backed Truman on the first ballot as anti Truman sentiment faded. Laney supporters and Southerners organized efforts for states rights. Senator Pepper entered the race briefly while Eisenhower boosters remained scattered amid a day of speeches.
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Sion
California
Laney
Arkansas
Claude Pepper
Florida
Truman
Pepper
Eisenhower
Sen
Francis J. Myers
Democratic leaders push two front appeal in campaign
Pennsylvania delegates urged a two front campaign to win in November with Truman. National Chairman J Howard McGrath criticized the Republican controlled 80th Congress for negativism obstructionism and retrogression in a rally framing the political fight.
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Nsylvania
Truman
J. Howard McGrath
Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits Free Edition Ad
Readers seek the 1948 edition of Finer Canned and Frozen Fruits for canning tips. The guide claims to improve color flavor and texture with simple syrup changes and offers relishes pickles and recipes. Send a postcard with name and address to Helen Holmes Dept 11 Trenton New Jersey for a free copy.
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Helen Holmes
Dept
P. O
Trenton
New Jersey
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