Deaths and Funerals List Bonnie Luttrell 7
Funeral service set for Bonnie Lou Luttrell seven daughter of Mr and Mrs Herman E Luttrell at Braddock Street Methodist Church with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers include Pryor Luttrell Leslie Luttrell Glenn Luttrell and Bert Luttrell. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Body to lie in church at 2 30 pm. Call Jones Funeral Home for details.
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Bonnie Lou Luttrell
Herman E. Luttrell
James
Billie
Patricia
Barbara
Elmer Newcome
Green Springs
Attrell
Clear
Paynes Chapel Methodist Church
Sivas Pee Sows Wee
Wb Buy. Ee
Pryor Luttrell
Leslie Luttrell
Glenn Luttrell
Bert Luttrell
Mary Duke
Winchester
Alice Henry Mahoney
Alice Mahoney
Ron Williams
Marie Allowatt
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Jacob W. Mast
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
James T Mahoney 61 Dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Thornton Mahoney aged 61 of 31 Southwerk Street died yesterday afternoon at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was born in Front Royal to Charles L and Mary Etta Fox Mahoney and served in the Coast Artillery. He was a member of the Braddock community. He is survived by children Roger Mahoney and others.
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James Thornton Mahoney
Southwerk Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Mahoney
Front Royal
Charles L
Mary Etta Fox Mahoney
United States
Coast Artillery Dell
Braddock
Funeral Service for Mrs Stickel Johnson in Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Susan Ida Stickel Johnson of Berryville was held today at 2 p.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville with Rev Homer C South Jr officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery. pallbearers listed as J E Lyon Dr Carroll Iden Joseph Duke Harvey N Tapscott Alfred Hibbard and William Franklin.
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Susan Ida Stickel Johnson
Berryville
John H. Enders
Homer C. South, Jr
Green Hill Cemetery
J. E. Lyon
Carroll Iden
Joseph Duke
Harvey N. Tapscott
Alfred Hibbard
William Franklin
Candy Passes To 14 Jailed Integrationists In Illinois
Fourteen jailed integrationists refused meals vowing hunger until release. Dozens of Black visitors passed candy through bars at Cairo Illinois jail where several inmates chose not to eat. Sixteen people were jailed related to blocking an all white swimming pool entrance with charges including violation of the state anti mob laws and breach of peace.
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Cairo
Ill
Stoneman Wins National Fiddlers Contest in Perryville
Scotty Stoneman of Nashville won John A Miller’s National Fiddlers Contest in Perryville. Second place went to Carl Newlin of Petersburg, third to Don Reno of Roanoke. About 3,000 attendees shared prize money from gate receipts. Special guests included Don Reno Red Smiley and the Tennessee Cut-Ups. nine entries represented Virginia Maryland and West Virginia.
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Perryville
Scotty Stoneman
Nashville
John A. Miller
Carl Newlin
Petersburg
Don Reno
Roanoke
Red Smiley
Tennessee
Virginia
Maryland
West Virginia
Iceland's Ninth Century Hermit Settlers Reported
A historical note states Iceland was first settled in the ninth century by hermits from Ireland.
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Iceland
Ireland
Five Hurt As Plane Crashes Into Trailer Near Mathews
A Piper Tri Pacer carrying five occupants crashed through a board fence into a house trailer near Mathews while making an emergency landing. All five were injured and taken to Newport News hospital. Velvet Brown Callis 9 was unhurt inside the trailer. The pilot said fuel ran low and over shot a track landing.
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Susan
Velvet Cells
John E. Callis
Georgia State Rangers Hunt Black Bear in North Georgia
State Game and Fish Director Fulton Lovell ordered the shot of a roaming black bear that has torn fences and frightened livestock and people near the Oconee River about 40 miles north of Atlanta. A team of state rangers would hunt the bear, which Lovell deemed dangerous, though no attacks had been reported.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Fulton Lovell
Lovell
Oconee River
Emory to Offer First TV Preaching Course
Emory University in Atlanta will offer a fall course in television preaching described as the first of its kind in a U.S. seminary. Student ministers will preach before cameras and review their performances on videotape.
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Atlanta
Emory University
U.S
Space communications studied after Telstar satellite
States analyze space communication methods noting Telstar as active repeater example. Echo I remains in orbit though its reflective surface has degraded. New satellite designs like Big Shot aim to maintain shape, with 135 foot diameter versus Echo I’s 100 feet.
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Telstar
Ferry crew rescues six after cruiser blast near Cape Charles
Six Norfolk men aboard the Napoli were hurt when their inboard cabin cruiser exploded five miles west of Cape Charles. The Pocahontas and Northampton ferries reached the scene within minutes, taking the injured to Cape Charles clinic and later back to Norfolk. Captain E E Ewell described flames and a gas-like spray before the vessel sank in 90 minutes.
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Cape Charles
Here
Robert A. Scherrer
Joseph H. Pratts
James W. Bloxsom
James R. Morrison
Alonzo F. Young
William R. Harding
Pocahontas
Ferry
Northampton
Scherrer
Napoli
E. E. Ewell
Kiptopeke
Chesapeake Bay
Little Creek
Norfolk
The Weather Elsewhere
The Associated Press reports on weather conditions in various regions beyond the central area. Forecasts indicate changing temperatures and conditions, with attention to storms and rainfall in several states and provinces.
Katmai National Monument Size Compared to Delaware
A historical note states Katmai National Monument in Alaska is twice as large as the state of Delaware. The comparison highlights Monument area relative to Delaware's land size.
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Katmai National Monument
Alaska
Delaware
July Sales Directory includes livestock and antiques auctions
A sequence of notices lists auctions in Virginia and Maryland along with dates, times, and locations. July sales feature purebred Angus and Hereford cattle, Holstein dairy cattle, furniture, antiques, firearms, and real estate. Notable bidders include Amos Shayock, Walter Hardesty, Stan Haworth, H J Wilson, Charles McKee, William Marsh, and George Snarr Jr.
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Walter Hardesty
Virginia Livestock Yards
N. Kent St
Winchester
Long Green
Rt. 522
Headleys Auctions
H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Charles G. McKee
W. North Ave
Charles R. Duvall
William H. Marsh, Inc
Piper
Sharpsburg
Robert C. Mullendere
UG Veetoes
Ah Friendship Fire CO
Cameron & Leicester Sts
Dennis T. Cole
James R. Carroll
Berryville
Kenneth Athey
Burns Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
T. G. Mauck
Wadesville
George G. Snarr, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Real Estate
Rainfall Outlook and Lundeen Death in Pittsburgh
The brief notes rainfall totals and weather outlook for Winchester skies with a cooler trend and variable cloudiness. The obituary reports Ernest F. Lundeen, 70, long-time chairman of the U.S. Material Advisory Board, died Sunday in Washington.
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Ernest F. Lunbeen
Pittsburgh, Pa
Ernest F. Lundeen
U.S. Material Advisory Board
Washington
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