Miss Yeakle Rites Tomorrow Afternoon
Miss Sarah Virginia Yeakle 49 died Saturday at her Stephens City home after years of illness. Born March 26, 1899, she was a longtime stenographer for Grove Lime Co. She belonged to the Episcopal church. Survived by five brothers Prank Winchester and Holmes Willie Chilton and Randolph Yeakle Stephens City. two sisters Mrs Ralph and Mrs Lillian Rollins Stephens City. seven nieces and nephews. Services set for 1:30 p m at the late home with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named Gervis Lemley Lomax Parker Harry Booth Samuel Sargent Paul Carbaugh P Linebure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Virginia Yeakle
Stephens City
George
Nora Yeakle
Yeakle
the Grove Lime Co
Episcopal Church
Prank Yeakle
Winchester
Holmes
Willie
Chilton
Randolph Yeakle
Ralph
Lillian Rollins
J. A. Figgs
Green Hill
Gervis Lemley
Lomax Parker
Harry Booth
Samuel Sargent
Paul Carbaugh
P. E. Linebure
Willingham Rites Held for Mrs Laura May Willingham
Services will be held at 2 p m tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville for Mrs Laura May Willingham who died Saturday at a daughter's home in Charles Town. Rev B A Craig of the Methodist church will officiate with burial at Green Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Enders
Berryville
Laura May Willingham
Charles Town
B.A. Craig
Methodist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Uncertain Soviet War Intent Faces Top U.S. Officials
U S officials assess the danger of war as extremely great with debate over whether Moscow seeks real conflict or is bluffing. Analysts wonder if a dominant faction within the Soviet government intends actual war or is executing a strategic deception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ces
Moscow
Soviet Union
Seales Directory Listings for July to August
Household goods and antiques listed for sale including Mrs I B Green at 22 E Cork St Miss Ida Wyndham 234 Amherst St and Mrs Earl Rinker 526 N Loudoun St with times in DST EST and a later Holl National sale at 371 Ave Winchester terms cover furniture and household items via July and August notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. B. Green
E. Cork St
Ida Wyndham
Amherst St
Earl Rinker
N. Loudoun St
W. A. Sale
Ave
Winchester
Vet's Body Home For Reinterment
The remains of T-5 Harry W. Miller killed on Normandy beach head June 8 1941 will arrive by B and O railroad at 11 44 a m tomorrow. He will be taken to Omps funeral home then to the Baptist church near Reynolds Store for service at 3 p m Wednesday with Rev. E C Day and Rev. Edward Kyle officiating. Interment will follow in Baptist church cemetery near Reynolds Store. Pallbearers are Lynn Luttrell John Luttrell Joe Shambaugh A C Unger II George Omps and Archie Largent. Born September 9 1919 he was a son of J W and Minnie Stotler Miller of the Reynolds Store section. He entered the Army in 1941. Surviving besides his parents are brothers and sisters Alvin Miller Whitacre Anna Miller Winchester Mrs Edward Yost Shepherdstown and Wesley Albert Paul and Virginia Miller all at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Miller
Normandy
Joe Shambaugh
A. C. Unger II
George Omps
Archie Largent
Miller
J. W
Minnie Stotler Miller
Reynolds Store
Alvin Miller
Whitacre
Anna Miller
Winchester
Edward Yost
Shepherdstown
Wesley
Adam
Albert
Paul
Virginia Miller
Ireland's Ancient Peat Bogs Provide Fuel Through Centuries
Peat bogs across Ireland have served as a long standing fuel source for communities since ancient times. The extraction and use of peat shaped rural life, heating homes and powering activities in many regions over generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Stocks Plummet as Professionals Dump Holdings
New York reports a sharp market drop to a near two year low as big sellers, led by professional traders, push prices down from last week. Major losses hit U S Steel, General Motors, Chrysler, Goodrich Tire, Nickel Plate, Skelly Oil, Super Oil, Northern Pacific, American Smelting and Western Union amid slim public participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Berlin
U. S. Steel
General Motors
Chrysler
Goodrich Tire
Nickel’ Plate Railroad
Skelly Oil
Super Oil
Northern Pacific
American Smelting
Western Union
Court hears key witnesses in Commonwealth case
Girls continued from page one set after lunch as state Police officer Wolfe Trooper Cover stone sheriff DeHaven city officers Shickle and Boyce and Dr Pifer testified for the commonwealth. Defense attorney Brumback planned to call five witnesses when court convened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commonwealth
F. L. Wolfe
Larry Coverstone
Robert DeHaven
Lester Shickle
Robert Boyce
Herman I. Pifer
Frank Brumback
Giant Maa Herd Legend Stands Nine Feet Tall
A Giant Maa once lived in New Zealand and reportedly stood about nine feet high. The historic tale emphasizes a towering creature linked to Maori lore and local lore, reflecting enduring fascination with mythic beasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Zealand
Mrs. Annie J. Henretty Dies in Winchester Home
Annie J. Henretty 78 widow of John A. Henretty and former county teacher died at Pifer nursing home Winchester after ten months there. Born Middletown she was daughter of Malcolm and Jennie Wilkinson. husband a railroader predeceased her. Surviving Raymond Glendale Malcolm Arlington Virginia Cabille Richmond sisters Florence Wilkinson Rose Hottle. Body at Stover funeral home Sr asburg.
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Annie J. Henretty
John A. Henretty
Pifer Nursing Home
Winchester
Middletown
Malcolm
Jennie Wilkinson
Methodist Church
Raymond Henretty
Glendale
Calif
Malcolm Henretty
Arlington
Virginia Cabille
Richmond
Florence Wilkinson
Rose Hottle
Stover Funeral Home
Srasburg
Hannum's Herd Tops Butterfat Output In FC DHIA
Hannum's 24 registered and grade Guernsey cows of Clearbrook had the highest average butterfat per cow among 19 producers in Clarke Frederick Dairy Herd Improvement during June. They yielded 20 611 pounds of milk and 927 pounds of butterfat, followed by M W Jones Jr near Berryville with 28 479 pounds of milk and 1 075 pounds of butterfat. Other members and contact details follow for interested dairy producers in Frederick and Clarke counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marl Hannum
Guernsey
Clearbrook
Clarke- Frederick
M. W. Jones Jr
Berryville
W. S. Singhass
Roy Heflin
Jersey
William Claggett
Robert Stickley
Stephens City
Donald Duvall
Wadesville
Julian Glasscock
Summit Point
Wa. Va
Brookland Dairy
Winchester
George Eagle
Haven M. Wolfe
H. N. Wynkoop
H.J. Hardesty
Lee Dearment
White Post
J. P. Reardon Jr
Thomas Jones
E. B. Lee
I. Fred Stine
R. L. Withers
Henry Stokes
Association
John Rutherford
Frederick
Clarke County
Aisy Sullivan
Bluemont
Clarke Counties
Quiz Answer Key From Page Four Reveals Names and Facts
The list names Lana Turner as answer to question one and confirms answers to nine more items. It includes political figures Glen H. Taylor and William Langer, age range 19 to 25, and notes like okra and the term jingle. It mentions a smoke fog blend, gorilla ribs, biennial elections, and the Trumpeter Swan’s weight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lana Turner
Okra
Glen H. Taylor
Idaho
William Langer
Jingle
Southern States membership meeting set for Stephens City
The Southern States Cooperative will hold its annual membership meeting at Stephens City High School on July 30 at 8 p.m. The agenda includes presentation of annual reports by Southern States Cooperative and Stephens City Service, election of two directors and two farm home advisory committee members, and a business session with entertainment.
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Southern States Cooperative and
Southern States
Stephens City Service
Farm Home Advisory Committee
Stephens City
Carl Martin
Alfred Rinker
Henry Carbaugh
Winchester
Ray M. Cougill
Fred B. Gore
Farm Home Advisory
Virgie Shipe
Harvey Richard
Crowell Conner
Alfred L. Snapp
H. B. Manual
Emmett Scothern
Stephens
Elsie White
Miller S. Bailey
Ray Rinker
Lloyd Painter
Farm Home Committee
Miller S. Barley
Julian Carbaugh
Southern Democrats split over Thurmond ticket strategy
The article describes a 7500-strong crowd pressing the President to end segregation as Thurmond signals varied plans for a Thurmond Wright ticket, including anti Truman slates in some states and conventions in others. In Columbia South Carolina Thurmond says the South can show it will not be kicked around. Governor Ren T Laney of Arkansas remains cautious as the conference ends.
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Thurmond-Wright
Mr. Truman
Columbia
S. C
Thurmond
South
National
Democratic Party
Southern Democrats urged unity over Truman clash
Laney warned that southern delegates to the States Rights meeting lack direct mandates from voters. He urged returning to state conventions to decide action while noting Alabama and Mississippi electors are already pledged against Truman.
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Laney
Truman
National Democratic Party
Arkansas
South
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Ironwood
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England
Uren
International
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Chapman Motor CO
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Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Miller’s
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N. Main St
Asia
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S$ & F Distributing CO
Pennsylvania Ave
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Hannum’s
Dhia
Yvette Marie
Gloucester
N. J
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Algeria
Yvette
U.S
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Idaho Falls
Ida
Taylor
Philadelphia Chamber of Commerce
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Freshie
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Defie
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EAS
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Henry T. Goode
Rouss Ave
East Cork St
Philco
Maytag
A. B
Buddy Artrip
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Fairmont Ave
Florence V. Miller
Coleman Dunn
E. T. Snider
G. G. Baker
E. J. Clo
W. T. Chamblin
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