Deaths and Funerals in Maryland and Virginia
Charles H Moland 75 of Reisterstown Md died in Winchester Memorial Hospital after visiting relatives in Leesburg. He is survived by his widow a son and two grandsons. Funeral at Muse and Reed Leesburg with burial in Union Cemetery. George W Cochran 68 of Clarke County died. funeral at Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Mrs Louise May Sonner 37 died at home after five years illness. survivors include husband two daughters a son and several siblings. Funeral services set for Jones Funeral Home with burial at Reliance Cemetery.
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Charles H. Moland
Charles Henry Moland
Reisterstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Maryland
Green Spring Valley
Charles Henry Moland, Jr
Charles E. Moland
J. Brent Moland
Catonsville
Muse and Reed Funeral Home
Leesburg
Union Cemetery
George W Cochran
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Emory Ellmore
Hamilton Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Grantham Fiddier
Jack Hardesty
Johnny Myers
Bertram Cochran
Richard Cochran
Triplett Hardes
Louise May Sonner
Armel
Frederick County
Massie Boxwell Bowen
Newton Bowen
Harvey Sonner
Hagerstown
Helen Louise Sonner
Linda May Sonner
William Lee Sonner
Winfred Cline
City
Nancy Jane Sours
Berryville Pike
Frances Batman
Charleston
W. Va
Walter Bowen
Stephenson
Harry Bowen
Turner Bowen
Middletown
Edward Bowen
Chambersville
Clinton Bowen
Washington, D.C
Jones Funeral Home
Linwood Daniel
White Post Methodist Church
Sonner
Dr. F I McClure Admitted to Winchester Hospital
Dr. F I McClure of S Braddock Sr was admitted as a patient to Winchester Memorial Hospital last night.
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F. I. McClure
S. Braddock Sr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lawmaker Asked To Run For Becks Teamster Post
Rep. John F. Shelley indicates he has been approached to run for president of the Teamsters Union. He says he would consider the role if a real effort to clean up the union emerges. Beck will not seek re election this October amid accusations of misused funds.
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Washington
John F. Shelley
D-Calif
Teamsters Union
California
Teamsters
Dave Beck
Miami
Beck
Shelley
Little League Mothers Meet
The Little League Auxiliary will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the War Memorial Building for a planning session and community activities.
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Little League
War Memorial Building
Figures on make-believe casualties in Virginia list
The Hampton headquarters released a simulated casualty tally for Virginia areas including Norfolk Portsmouth and Newport News. It projects 544 792 dead 156 000 injured with scores more in Princess Anne and Virginia Beach areas likely to die from radiation and effects.
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Portsmouth
Virginia
Virginia Beach
Princess Anne County
Hampton
Newport News
Warwick
York County
Norfolk
Norfolk County
South Norfolk
Princess Anne
Mock Civil Defense drill gauges nationwide devastation
About 5 000 officials join a week long exercise reporting to 80 relocation centers across six states. The mock strikes hit New York City and major cities with simulated bombs nerve gas and missiles, but officials warn casualty totals are not to be taken as real.
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Washington
New York
Philadelphia
Boston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Dallas
Air
Continental Air Command
Colorado Springs
New York City
Governor's Island
New York Harbor
FCDA
Chicago
Gary
Ind
Lake Michigan
Roanoke
Greensboro
N.C
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Los Alamos
Grand Coulee
Panama Canal
Alaska
Puerto Rico
Winchester July sales directory auction listings
July 14 to Aug 3 listing multiple auctions across Virginia West Virginia Maryland with items including household goods appliances tools autos antiques dairy cattle real estate and purebred livestock. Auctioneers Dennis T Cole W D Orndorff Charles R Duvall and others host events at Winchester Berryville Strasburg Stephens City and nearby towns.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
Farmer's Livestock Exchange
Lucile P. Smith
Mary J Smith Castleman
Smithfield Farms
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Frances F. Vawter
Charles Town
W. Va
Feagans Mill Road
C. L. Bender
Pikeside
Lewis
Charles Wymer
Strasburg
Frederick County Court House
Chas R. Muvall
Weather Summary for Virginia and Winchester
The forecast calls for mostly fair skies with warm humidity tonight and Saturday. Scattered showers are possible across northern areas tonight and statewide Sunday afternoon. Highs around 88 and lows near 72, with rainfall none in the past 24 hours and a July total of 0.26 inches.
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Winchester
Groves to Recruit Rouss Marching Unit for CVVFA
Bernard Groves was named chair man of recruitment for a Rouss Fire Company marching unit for the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association parade in Waynesboro Pa August 24. The unit needs at least 24 members beside officers. The meeting also focused on the annual family picnic, dances to raise funds, and building updates with new apartments due August 1.
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Bernard Groves
Rouss Fire Company
Lions Shelter
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Waynesboro
Groves
Reuss
Fred Jenkins
Gettysboro
Emmitsburgh
Romey
Armory
Clay Manuel
Friendship Yard Party Continues Rain or Shine
The Friendship Fire Company yard party will run this evening with a grand prize of a country ham. Food includes country ham sandwiches, homemade soups, barbecue, cakes, pies, ice cream, lemonade and sodas. Children can ride the fire truck. home made goodies and soup are available for takeout. last night drew a large crowd and brisk sales reported.
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Friendship Fire Company
Crim Found Not Guilty of Drunken Driving
Freddy O. Crim was found not guilty of driving under the influence in Corporation Court. The appeal from Municipal Court was heard before Judge Elliott Marshall with J. Randolph Larrick for Crim and Dabney Watts for the City of Winchester.
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Freddy O. Crim
Elliott Marshall
Municipal Court
J. Randolph Larrick
Crim
Dabney Watts
City of
Winchester
Clarke Agent Announces July 15 20 Schedule
Clarke County Demonstration Agent Miss Phyllis Hockman releases activities for July 15 to 20. Hay ride by Marvin Chapel 4-H Tuesday at 7 30 p m. Wednesday 8 p m Home Demonstration club with Mrs Elbert Tripp on Simple Foods Prepared Inside to Serve Outside. Thursday 2 p m Opequon Home Demonstration with Mrs Lyle Armel on the same food topic. Saturday 6 p m Jolly Jack 4 H Club picnic with Mary Kay Hope.
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Phyllis Hockman
Clarke County
Marvin Chapel
Community Home Demonstration Club
Elbert Tripp
Opequon
Lyle Armel
Jolly Jack
EUB Church Plans Annual Picnic at War Memorial Park
The First Evangelical United Brethren Church will host its annual Sunday School picnic at War Memorial Park in Martinsburg. A church bus departs at 1 PM and supper is served at 6 PM EST. members and friends are invited to attend with basket lunches.
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First Evangelical United Brethren Church
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
Family tragedy ties to hanging case near Marion
A Missouri road crash linked to the Frank Snider Jr. case recalls the May 1956 loss of Roanoke girl and the death of Mrs. Gussie Snider, wife of the condemned man. The victims were en route from a penitentiary visit when their car collided on US 11 four miles southwest of Marion, injuring Mrs. Frank Snider Jr., two children, and five others as legal delays postponed the execution.
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Roanoke
Gussie Snider
Richmond
Marion
Frank Snider Jr
Detroit gum machines fail to fix transit finances
Gum machines on 15 Detroit Street Railway buses dispensed 9 830 sticks in a five week trial at a penny a stick raising only 14 75 for city funds. The effort showed chewing gum could not solve the transit system’s financial problems.
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Detroit
Detroit Street Railway
Byrd Plan Aims to Change Virginia Constitution on Segregation
The article notes Governor Byrd efforts to alter Virginia's constitution to block desegregation. Official records imply that with Byrd and his allies in power there would have been no substantial resistance to the NAACP's demand for accepting the Supreme Court ruling and integrating schools in Virginia.
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NAACP
Supreme Court
Virginia
What's Your 1.9.2 Answers Quiz Page 4
The quiz answers list North region items with Connecticut and Rhode Island as examples. The excerpt shows one item: North: Connecticut and Rhode Island.
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Connecticut
Rhode Island
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Cochran
Ty. Sr
George B. Cochran
Lincoln
Pauline Meese
Falls Church
Lucy Taylor
Hamilton
Philip Cochran
Purcellville
Allen
Mary White
Harpers Ferry
Ralph Cochran
Mrs. Harvey Sonner
Louise May Somner
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Agatha
C. J. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Lawmaker
Denny’s Commission
Commerce Street
Millwood Ave
Kent Street
Southwerk Street
Southwerk
John W. Rosenberger
Winchester, Virginia
Eral Civil Defense Administration
Office of Defense Mobilization
ODM
Order of the Golden Rule
Rouss
CVVFA
Friendship Yard Party
Clarke
EUB Church
Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Chambersburg
Marion, Pa
Fords
Allis Chalmers
Massey-Harris
M-Ma
John Deerey
Rosenthal
Ford
Ralph W. Horst
Franklin
Merica’s
Hwolstein
Jersey
American Breeder Service
Robert Richard
Byrd
Judah
Jesus
South
Glaize & Bro
Minnie V. Dinges
Stephens City
Charles R. Duvall
Daniel A. Colav
P. E. Lineburg
Royal Typewriter
J. D. Steel
Daniel Colaw
Smithfield Farm
Wickliffe Church
Clarke Co
S. T
Singer
John R. Castleman
Moreland & Hensell
Marvin Chapel Community Church
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