Obituary for Mrs Maude J Pyne of Boyce
Mrs Maude J Pyne widow of Thomas J Pyne died at home in Boyce yesterday morning at 11 30. She was born in Grafton West Virginia, daughter of George W and Leena Sipe. Survived by many children including Mrs Glenn Ridgeway, Mrs F W Cole, Mrs Powell Ridgeway, W W Pyne, D F Pyne, Mrs George Hummer, John Pyne, Mrs Thomason, Edgar Pyne and 21 grandchildren and 25 great grandchildren. Funeral at Millwood Methodist Church Wednesday at 11 with Rev Mr Bookman. Burial Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude J. Pyne
Boyce
Thomas J. Pyne
Grafton
W. Va
George W
Leena Anderson Sipe
Glenn Ridgeway
Millwood
F. W. Cole
Winchester
Powell Ridgeway
W. W. Pyne
Alexandria
D. F. Pyne
Upperville
George Hummer
John Pyne
Aldie
Thomason
Edgar Pyne
Bob Kerns
John Clarke
Berryville
W. L. Sipe
J. T. Sipe
White Post
Rose Silman
North Carolina
Irvin Batman
Cambridge
Ohio
Millwood Methodist Church
Bookman
Green Hill Cemetery
William H. Ritter
Bobbie Ridgeway
George Estep
Beverly Estep
Thomas Es
Burial planned after services at Enders Funeral Home
The body is resting at the Enders Funeral Home as arrangements are prepared for the funeral service. Local officials and family await the final schedule and related details.
Funeral service for Mrs Eva Kent
Eva Kent died in New York City on Sunday. Funeral will be tomorrow at 3 p m in P Chapel Clarke County with burial in the adjoining cemetery.
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Eva Kent. King
New York City
P Chapel
Clarke County
Widow Mrs Fries 79 Dies at Floral Park Home
Mrs David F Fries and widow of David Franklin Fries aged 79 died last night at her Floral Park home Bike Nenads She was born in Frederick County daughter of the late Thornton Good and Sara Newlin Good A Valley Female graduate Her husband died January 4 1952 She is survived by two sisters Mrs Clarence Browne Floral Park and Mrs Claence Rodkey Pittsburgh Pa Funeral set for Thursday at 3 pm at the Omps Funeral Home with burial at Mt Hebron Body resting at Omps Funeral Home
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Cora G. Fries
David Franklin Fries
Floral Park
Frederick County
Thornton Good
Sara Newlin Good
the Valley
Clarence Browne
Claence Rodkey
Pittsburgh
Omps Funeral
Mt. Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
Production of torn and steel is Pennsylvania's largest industry
The text notes Pennsylvania's steel industry as dominant with iron ore largely sourced from Minnesota mines. It mentions various unrelated terms and places including Mayland Indo-China Little Rock Paris France and names like Richard Wagner without clear context.
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Pennsylvania
Minnesota
Butler Urges Democrats to End Strife at National Convention
In a valedictory address at the Democratic National Convention in Los Angeles, outgoing National Chairman Paul Butler urged Democrats to put aside internal quarrels to confront a larger national survival issue. He warned Republicans of a phony peace and criticized Eisenhower era progress while defending civil rights and denying rigging claims.
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Los Angeles
Paul Butler
Butler
Seniors Attend Boys and Girls States This Week
Five Clarke County High School seniors attend state government programs. Sandra Fuller and Lynn Pine represent Berryville families at Virginia Girls State and Old Dominion Boys State at VPI. Front Royal delegates Myron King Judy Jordan Robert Ludwig Brenda Tyree also attend representing local schools.
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Berryville
Clarke County High School
Sandra Fuller
Earl Fuller
Lynn Pine
George Pine
Bill Gosnell
Ernest Gosnell
Chris Birch
Sam Birch
Boyce
Tom Roadley
David Roadley
Radford
Virginia
American Legion Auxiliary
Berryville Legion Post
VPI
Old Dominion
Front Royal
Myron King
Howard King
Judy Jordan
Lonnie W. Jordan
John S. Mosby Academy
Robert Ludwig
Milton Corbin
Limeton
Brenda Tyree
E. M. Tyree
Waren County High
Three Arrests In Attempt To Blow Up Negro College
Three white men were arrested in Little Rock on federal charges for transporting explosives to interfere with education at Philander Smith College. Arrests followed an early explosion at a Little Rock School Board warehouse. two suspects Miller and Parks, and third Adams, were detained. FBI tied the case to Civil Rights Act of 1960 and noted prior sit-ins and school integration tensions in the city.
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Ark
Naranth
FBI
Yma
Methodist New A. Ae
J.r
School Board
Smith College
Casper
College
Emmett E. Miller
Robert Lloyd Parks
West Memphis
Miller
Parks
H Lynn Adams
Bassett
Osceola, Ark
Washington
J. Edgar Hoover
Negro College
Carlotta Walls
Central High School
Orval E. Faubus
Southland
Philander Smith
Arkansas
Pulaski County
U. S
Adams
Forrest City
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi River
Keynote Highlights from the Democratic National Convention
The speech by Sen. Frank Church of Idaho denounces Republican policies. He argues democracy must serve public needs and condemns tight money, growth-sapping governance, and perceived showmanship over statesmanship. He cites lower postwar growth under Eisenhower and warns of future risk to freedom amid Cold War tensions.
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Los Angeles
Sen
Frank Church
Idaho
Truman
Eisenhower
Rotary Lions and Kiwanis aid Front Royal Legion trips
Assisting Giles B. Cook Post 53 of the American Legion, the Rotary Club, Lions Club and Kiwanis Club of Front Royal help fund travel for local youths. The group will study city and state government operations during visits to Radford and Blacksburg this week.
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Giles B. Cook
American Legion
Rotary, Lions and Kiwanis Clubs
Front Royal
Radford and
Blacksburg
County Officials Clash Over Deputy Sheriff Salary
The State Compensation Board approved a deputy sheriff salary of 3200 dollars pending supervisor consent. The board of supervisors refused payment, risking a court battle to compel funding. The dispute leaves last month’s salaries unpaid as members split along district lines.
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STATE
Board of Supervisors
Carrie L. Biesen
Skiles
State Compensation Board
C. E. Garber
Shawnee
Paul Luttrell
Gainesboro
Hurl Himelright
Back Creek
Grover Teets
Stonewall
B. C. Brumback
Opequon
Local Auction Listings July 13 to 30 Across Frederick and Jefferson Counties
Multiple auction notices listed for July 13 to July 30 in Jefferson and Frederick counties. Properties include Holstein cattle hay furniture and housewares. Items feature real estate in Winchester Valley Mills Cross Junction and Back Creek districts with trustees and auctioneers such as Duvall Snider and Orndorff.
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Julian C. Glasscock
Summit Point
W. Va
Orndorff
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and
Cole
Louis D. Martin
Valey Mill Road
Colonial Heights
Charles R. Duvall
H & Motor Co., Inc
Woodstock
Benny & Grace Roderick
West Washington
West Streets
Charles Town
Paul E. Miller
Flournoy JL. Largent, Jr
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
J. Frederick Larrick
Frederick County
C. G. Baker
Cross Junction
Chas. R. Duvall
Mower Lumber Co
Poca Dot Farms
W. E. Edwards
Back Creek
Dorothy M. Huebner
Average American family uses 44000 gallons hot water yearly
An average American family of four consumes about 44 thousand gallons of hot water per year.
Weather Forecast—Fair Tonight and Warm Tomorrow
Forecast calls for clear skies tonight with lows around 60 in the mountains and near 70 on the coast. Tomorrow looks fair and relatively warm with light winds and mostly sunny conditions.
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Goast
Rainfall Totals and Averages for France and Months
The report lists rainfall measurements including July rainfall to date 1.60 and 1960 rainfall to date 20.67. It cites an average annual rainfall over 47 years of 96.85 and monthly averages such as January 2.42 February 2.02 March 2.98 April 3.16 May 3.77 June 3.85 July 3.89 August 3.92 September 2.67 October 3.30 Navy 2.49 December 2.38. It also states textile products as France's major industry.
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Navy
US officials reassess Congo request at Ottawa talks
Secretary of State Herter said the Congo government request would be taken up with the United Nations. Gates and Anderson would proceed to Ottawa for a ministerial committee on joint defense with Canada despite delays. They left Washington behind schedule for a nuclear warhead supply discussion.
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Sense Conf ‘Ence
Ottawa
Gates
Congo
Canada
United Nations
Herter
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
U.S
Anderson
Washington
Barnum Once Owned Danbury Newspaper
Circus magnate P. T. Barnum formerly owned a Danbury Connecticut newspaper, reflecting his varied interests beyond show business.
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Circus Tycoon
P. T. Barnum
Danbury
Conn
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