Deaths and Funerals Ralph Brown Crabill 47
Ralph Brown Crabill 47 of West Queen Street Jeniaane and Amelia Crabill formerly Pejevalor 3 in Seebeeg died after a life repairing and engraving in his father’s Strasburg store. He served 11 months in World War I at Meuse Argonne and St Mihiel. Survived by widow Mrs A E Crabill and four daughters, a sister Lucy Stultz, many grandchildren and nieces. Funeral tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Strasburg Christian Church with burial in Riverview Cemetery. Active pallbearers named. body at Stover Funeral Home, church procession at 1:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Brown” Crabill
West Queen St
Jeniaane
Charles E
Amelia Bone Crabill
Igi Ae
Pejevalor 3
Seebeeg
Iere
Strasrg
Paul McClanahan
Winchester
Hodgson
U.S
Meusse-Argonne
St. Michails
France
A E. Crabill
Harry Mathews
J. B. Johnson, Jr
Xandria
Garland Miller
Strasburg Christian Church
David Derby
Riverview Cemetery
Charles Crabill
Fred Updike
Clark Crabill
Guy Lutz
George Trimble
James Beeler
Cletus Higgs
Lewis Sonner
Douglas Mowery
Bob Midkiff
John Crabill
Lloyd Rosson
Harold Starkey
Bob Funk, Jr
Raymond Ryman
Guy Hoffman
Stover Funeral Home
Myra
Fannie Smith
Bascombe L. Wilson
Dewey M. Wilson
Greenville
S.C
Owen J. Wilson
Columbia
King E. Wilson
Greensboro
N. C
Alan E. Peer
Jones Funeral Home
Lonnie Fiddler
Charles Fiddler
Virgil Fiddler
Garland Fiddler
Elmer Swartz
Asbury Fiddler
Wilson
Whitacre Services Planned for Mrs. Jack Whitacre
Funeral for Mrs. Jack Whitacre of Senseng Road will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Fairview Lutheran Church conducted by Arthur Benton. Burial follows at the Fairview Lutheran Cemetery with pallbearers Austin Lupton Temple Lupton J C Whitacre Julian Patterson John Whitacre and Kenneth Whitacre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Whitacre
Senseng Road
Arthur Benton
Fairview Lutheran Church
Austin Lupton
Temple Lupton
J. C. Whitacre
Julian Patterson
John Whitacre
Kenneth Whitacre
Fairview Lutheran Friends
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. J P Essex
Funeral service held for Mrs. J P Essex of 21 S Stewart St with grandsons E T Clark Jr Rev J E Clark R B Eaton Jr J P Essex IV and Kenneth F Essex serving as pallbearers Honorary pallbearers included E Troxel Dr A T Hawthorne Dorrest E Sirbaugh and Charles Burial took place at Mount Hebron Cemetery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.P. Essex
S. Stewart St
E. Troxel
A. T. Hawthorne
Dorrest E. Sirbaugh
Charles
E. T. Clark, Jr
J. E. Clark
R. B. Eaton
J. P. Essex IV
Kenneth F. Essex
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Oscar W. Wilson 78 dies in Martinsburg hospital
Oscar W. Wilson of Clearbrook aged 78 died at 8 30 p m in City Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia He was a retired farmer and Baptist Church member Survived by widow Virginia Fiddler Wilson married October 6 1952 in Williamsport Maryland seven stepdaughters and several stepsons from Martinsburg Strasburg and surrounding areas listed among the survivors slight fragments indicate a large extended family
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar W. Wilson
Clearbrook
Joseph Isaac. Wilson
City Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Baptist Church
Virginia Fiddler Wilson
Williamsport
Marcella Groves
Glen Ee
Leona She Martinsburgherd
Arg
Willa Donivan
Hestella Daniels
Bunkerill
Zelda Keller
Strasburg
Ella Marie Eby
Cambertown
Sistepsons
Luther Price
Westminster
Lorenzo Price
John Price
Wayne Price
Charles Price
Lester Price
Pal
Pioneering Publisher Dies at 81
Milwaukee leader Harry Johnston Grant died at 81 after a career guiding the Milwaukee Journal for 47 years. He built the paper into a major force, fought a decisive control battle, and then began transferring ownership to the staff. He chaired the Morning Journal group and ran WTMJ TV and related outlets. He had long battled illness in recent years.
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Milwaukee
Harry Johnston Grant
Milwaukee Journal
Journal
Grant
The
Afternoon Journal
Morning Sentinel
Hearst Corp
WTMJ
WIMJ
St. Louis
Enigland
Lucius W. Nieman
Reilly Service Set for Monday in Harrisonburg
Vincent DePaul Reilly 44 longtime sports editor of the Harrisonburg Daily News Record dies after cancer battle. Funeral Monday at 1 30 p.m. at the Roman Catholic Church of the Blessed Sacrament with burial in Rest Cemetery. Survived by wife Rita Gordon Reilly two sons two brothers two sisters and many grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Church of the Blessed Sacrament
Vincent DePaul Reilly
Harrisonburg Daily News-Record
Reilly
Shenandoah College
Europe
Rita Gordon Reilly
Michael
Kevin
John P. Reilly
Daniel Reilly
Misses Winifred
Regina Reilly
Owner Finds Missing Car and Stolen Truck Recovered
Loudoun Street resident Melvin L. Michael said his car, stolen from 500 block Highland Ave between 11:30 p.m. and 1 a.m., was found undamaged on Berryville Ave at 2:44 a.m. A red 1951 International pickup owned by Ernest M. Elliott Jr. was reported stolen earlier in the week from Millwood Avenue with license T 154 371.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loudoun St
Melvin L. Michael
N. Loudoun
Highland Ave
Michael
Berryville Ave
Ernest M. Elliott, Jr
Dodge Ave
Millwood Ave
Berryville Youth Remains Critical After Crash
Berryville youth Littleton Maxwell 22 and three others were injured in a train truck collision west of Pamplin Virginia. Maxwell suffered head lacerations and was in critical condition at the University of Virginia Hospital. His brother George 19 was in good condition with head and elbow injuries at Farmville Community Hospital. Reverend Wilbur Maxwell 31 was in satisfactory condition at Farmville Community Hospital with cuts. Tom Maxwell 19 of Berryville was treated for a raw wrist and released from Farmville Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Littleton Maxwell
Berryville
University of Virginia Hospital
Eeeville
Pamlin
H. L. Maxwell
George
The
Star
Wilbur Maxwell
Pamaire
Farmville
Tom Maxwell
Aelin
Boel
Mosby Barracks Auxiliary To Hold Meeting Tomorrow
Major M Barracks veterans and Ladies Auxiliary will meet at 1 p.m. tomorrow at the War Memorial Building. A covered dish dinner follows. Veterans, wives and daughters urged to attend as plans for August’s annual picnic are discussed. a busload from Newton D. Baker Hospital in Martinsburg is invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Auxiliary
War Memorial Building
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Four Cars Damaged in Pre-Dawn Kent Street Crash
A pre-dawn crash on S Kent Street left Blessington and his wife injured. Blessington 51 suffered a head laceration, wife hospitalized with a fractured hip. Four cars sustained heavy damage as Charles A Mauck 40 drove into parked vehicles near 19 E Leicester and 310 S Kent. The incident occurred around 1 10 a.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aere
Oer
Blessington
Taylor
E. Leicester St
S. Kent St
Charles A. Mauck
E. Leicester
Natala R. Geanious
S. Kent
George Geanious
Eureka
Sandra S. Forney
Denny's Commission Auction and Long Green Antiques Sale
July 17 7 00 p m Denny s Commission Auction located one half mile east of Winchester on Route 7 offers furniture and electrical appliances by Orndorff Cole Aucts July 18 9 30 a m (DST) at Long Green Rt 522 North of Winchester Headley s Auctions conducts antiques glass china and furniture auction listings include auction times and locations
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Long Green
Rt. 522
Winc
Headley’s Auctions
Teens Beat-Up Jalopy Drive Aids Local Fund
Frederick Motors hosts a fundraiser where teens beat an old car to vent frustrations. Bill Snarr and SAM PRESTON donate efforts to help youths. Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Co provides a broadcasting truck and TAC handles loudspeakers. The event, titled Jalopy Beat-Up, runs all day with a crowd hopeful for momentum this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Motors
Las
East Lane
Bill’ Snarr
Rt. 1
Sam Preston
Recreation and “Parks Committee
Winchester Coca Cola Bottling Co
TAC
Merdie Bowers
Peaceful halt of march as National Guard enforces ban
About 250 Negro protesters and white sympathizers marched toward the courthouse over segregation and juvenile sentencing. General Gelston confronted the group at mid street, enforcing the governor’s order and urging return to church. Earlier, he dispersed 40 demonstrators headed for a segregated drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Court of Appeals
George M. Gelston
National Guard
Charles Bourne
Gelston
Armory
Gordon testifies on motive and flight as Desrosiers case unfolds
Gordon describes money gifts to Desrosiers stepchildren and his lack of planning in the killings. He admits drinking before the shooting, explains fear after being shoved, and recounts fleeing across routes to Hagerstown Lynchburg and St Louis while discarding a pistol and carrying over 800 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise Hower
Mrs. Desrosiers
Gordon
Desrosiers
Senseny Rd
Opequon Creek
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Lynchburg
St. Louis
Massie
Kenneth Parrill
Parrill
Hower
Des
Weather and grain sale reported in Virginia beacon item
The clipping notes Virginia weather with clear nights and sunny days plus a warm, humid trend. It also mentions a Beacon Feed Co grain shipment of over 500 tons arriving for sale to Shena Valley farmers at a reduced rate due to drought, offering relief to local growers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway
Ohio Valley
Shena Valley
Beacon Feed Co
Rainfall Totals and Averages Across Months
Rainfall data show none in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today. July rainfall to date 43 1963 rainfall to date 17 24. Average annual rainfall over 40 years 36 91 inches. Monthly totals include March 3 02 April 1 ar Ba Ara 3 83 June 3 66 July 3 90 August 2 52 September 2 67 October 8 49 November 3 83 December 2 40.
Conscience of Frederick County Jury Charged in Closing
The Commonwealth's attorney urged jurors to see themselves as the county's conscience in the Gordon case. He cautioned against admitting a lesser crime for sympathy. More than 50 people filled the City Hall courtroom as Circuit Court trials were heard. W Weedon Teets led the jury with C E Crowser and others among the members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Gordon
City Hall
W. Weedon Teets
C. E. Crowser
Marvin F. Grove
Dorothy H. Carbaugh
R. Roland Snapp
Houston Keckley
Benjamin Megeath
Leonard M. Wright
J. Russell Morrison
Ralph R.robinson
Wilco Harris
R. Conrad Cunningham
Friendship To Attend Berryville Parade
The Friendship Fire Co held a meeting at the Lions Shelter led by Captain Jim Geanious to discuss attending the Berryville parade on August 1. Dennis was elected as a new member amid plans for Friday activities on July 19 and 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Fire Co
Neave
Lions Shelter
Berryville
Jim Geanious
Dennis
Lower rail tie costs cut by new ICC rates
After 22 months of talks with the Interstate Commerce Commission the cost to haul ties by rail fell. Cincinnati rates drop to 5.71 per ton and Louisville to 5.88 per ton from the old 11.10 rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Louisville
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Ralph B. Crabill
Whitacre Service
Essex Service
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Ismalts
Funeral Home
DuPont
Cumers Wert
Dulux
N Et al
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St. MO
Merchanes Tes
Florida
Ernie Davis
Buffalo
Mosby Barracks
Ial
Cola
Brumback
N. Cameron
Kent and
Piccadilly
Sts
Northern Virginia Power Co
Kinzel Drive
Shade Equipment CO. Rt
Virginia Cold Storage
H Packing CO
Virginia
I. Q
Erich Maria Remarque
Home Improvement Department
Cameron
Ada Hurley
E. Piccadilly St
Motorola
Edwin Ritter
Charles R. Duvall
D.S.T
Route 522
Headley
Boston
Sheraton
J. F. Herring
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
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