Deaths and Funerals for Charles Keltey Shiffiett
Funeral services for Charles Keltey Shiffiett nineteen of Apple Pie Ridge who died at Memorial Hospital from auto accident injuries will be held Sunday at 2 PM at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. C B Glover officiating. Interment follows at Old Stone Church Cemetery Green Spring. Pallbearers listed. Survivors include wife Janes Brumback daughter of Middle Road brother John A Hollar and sisters Irene Hoskins William Coffman and Leonard George. Funeral services also set Monday at 2 PM from Jones Funeral Home for another recent death with interment at Mt Hebron and honorary pallbearers from Round Hill Fire Company and Community Center.
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Charles Keltey Shiffiett
Ridge
Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral Home
C. B. Glover
Plumly Lumber Company
Stuart Perry, Inc
Janes Brumback
Middle Road
John A. Hollar
City
Irene Hoskins
William Coffman
Toms Brook
Leonard George
Columbia Furnace
Jones Funeral Home
Carlyle A. McDonald
E. B. Smith
Albert B Pingley
Clarence L. Williams
E. W. Steele
Lohring J. Wright, Sr
Maurice W. Perry
M. J. Billmyer
Round Hill Fire Company
Community Center
Mt. Hebron
Raymond J. Hollar dies at 83 in Chambersville
Raymond J. Hollar, 83, of Chambersville died recently at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born August 17, 1904 in Fainburg, he was the son of John A. and Gertie Jackson Hollar. He married Sadie Hulver on August 2, 1929 in Hagerstown, Md., and was a longtime member of Round Hill Presbyterian Church, Round Hill Fire Company, United Commercial Travelers, and a charter member of the Round Hill Ruritan Club, never missing a meeting.
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Raymond J. Hollar
Chambersville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fainburg
John A
Gertie Jackson Hollar
Sadie Hulver
Hagerstown
M. Hollar
Round Hill Presbyterian Church
Round Hill Fire Company
United Commercial Travelers
Round Hill Ruritan Club
John W. Rosenberger
Mrs Crisman 87 Dies. longtime Braddock Street member
Mrs John Crisman 87 of 402 S Loundoun St dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born March 15 1871 in Millwood she was a daughter of the late John W and Emily C Shearer Sprint. She married John Godfrey Crisman December 6 1900 at Boyce. Survivors include four daughters two sons seven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral Monday 11 am at Jones Funeral Home with Rev F B Oglesby. Interment Mt Hebron.
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Blanche Sprint Crisman
S. Loundoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Millwood
John W
Emily C. Shearer Sprint
John Godfrey Crisman
Boyce
Funeral services held for Samuel H. Fenton
Funeral services for Samuel H. Fenton 71 of Front Royal Road were held at Grace Lutheran Church with Rev W E Eisenberg and Rev E B Smith officiating. Pallbearers included J Robert Seal Francis W Marple Nair G Maxson Robert Bell Walter B Johnson and C J Fischer. Interment followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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Samuel H. Fenton
Front Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Grace Lutheran Church
W. E. Eisenberg
E. B. Smith
J. Robert Seal
Francis W. Marple
Nair G. Maxson
Robert 8. Bell
Walter B. Johnson
C. J. Fischer
Mt. Hebron
Transfer requests cited for admission of Negro children
The article notes Hill's transfer request to Richmond school authorities asking that three Negro children be admitted to a white school. Richmond officials say they cannot assign pupils and that the request must go to the State Pupil Placement Board for action.
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Hill
Richmond
Iraq Withdraws From Arab Union With Jordan
The revolutionary Iraqi regime notified the United States it has withdrawn from the Arab Union with Jordan. Iraqi diplomat Saleh Mahdi said the note, sent on Friday under rebel orders, declares King Hussein has no relations with Iraq. Mahdi offered cooperation to evacuate 1964 Americans if needed while embassy staff shift to the rebel regime and say calm persists. The State Department plans a voluntary air evacuation for dependents and non essential personnel.
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Washington
Iraq
United States
Jordan
Saleh Mahdi
State Department
Hussein
Mahdi
Asst
William Rountree
Department
Rountree
Nuri
Actor Mason Dinehart Divorced in Los Angeles Custody Granted
Evellyn Dinehart testified that Mason Dinehart promised to marry several girls while he was already married. The court granted Evellyn custody of their two sons Scott and Craig with $300 monthly support.
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Los Angeles
Mason Alan Dinehart
Evellyn
Actress Ohmart Wins Divorce in Santa Monica
Actress Carol Ohmart testified that husband TV Western star William Preston resented her request for more time at home. He allegedly kicked a TV set, shattered dishes and broke a mirror but the divorce action ended with Ohmart being awarded the divorce.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Carol Ohmart
William Preston
Miss Ohmart
Gas Company Delays Power Commission Case
The case involves a gas company expected to deliver gas from Sea board Corporation's measuring station near Cedarville Warren County. Harrison Benham and Thoma represent the gas firm while Hunton Williams Gay Moore Powell of Richmond represents the plaintiff in the matter.
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Pageneral Power Commission
Seaboard Corporation
Cedarville
Warren County
Harrison, Benham and Thoma
Hunton, Williams, Gay, Moore and Powell
Richmond
Real estate and auction notices around Winchester
Listings show multiple auctions in Frederick County near Winchester. Estates of Atha M Dyke Charles Swartz Harvey Shiley and trusts of J Randolph Larrick and W B Edwards plan real estate farms and household goods sales with auctioneers Dennis Cole E T Snider Charles R Duvall and others. Dates range July 26 August 2 9 16 with locations near Route 7 Red Bud Road and county courthouse.
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Atha M. Dyke
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Stephens City
E. T. Snider
W. B. Edwards
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
Charles Swartz
Harvey
Shiley
Red Bud
Eastern Sunbathers Convene at Gore Virginia Nudist Resort
The 600 members of the Eastern Sunbathers Association held their fourth day of activities at Buck’s Kin Lodge near Gore Virginia with officer and king and queen elections. A Gore Fire Company demonstration and a charity donation of over 40 dollars highlighted last night’s events for a crowd that included hundreds of children.
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Eastern Sunbathers Association
Buck's Kin Lodge
Gore
Virginia
Walter “Buck” Young
U.S. Ambassador Protests Soviet Attacks on Embassy
U S Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson protests to the Soviet Foreign Ministry over attacks on the American embassy with more than 275 windows broken and debris inside. British protests followed for a smaller demonstration at the British embassy. no major damage there. Demand for full compensation and assurance of preventive measures issued.
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Moscow
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Hillary Young
U.S. State Department
Thompson
Soviet Union
Politician's Nightmare in Santa Cruz County Race
Robert Connor, Democratic candidate for Santa Cruz County sheriff in Nogales, cannot speak due to a jaw infection, causing a political setback as he seeks the election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nogales, Ariz
Robert Connor
Santa Cruz County
Nasser warns of battle if Arabs face aggression
In Damascus after a secret Moscow meeting with Khrushchev, Nasser pledged to fight to the last drop of blood if United States and allies threaten Arabs. Moscow hinted at possible measures for Soviet security but gave no firm armed aid.
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United Arab Republic
Egypt
Syria
Damascus
Premir Khrushchv
Moscow
United United States
Nasser
U.A.R
United States
Britain
Peiping
Rus Sim
Soviet Union
Central Asia
Middle East
Temperature Changes Minor Across U.S
Thunderstorms moved through the central Plains with showers in the East while the Midwest and Far West enjoyed fair weather. Rain amounts were mostly light with a few heavier totals in Nebraska and scattered activity across the Great Lakes and Pacific regions. Nighttime heat remained uncomfortable in the South and Southeast.
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Associated Press
Central Plains
Upper Midwest
Far West
Mercury
Nebraska
North Platte
Grand Island
Burwell
Neb
Grant
Lower Great Lakes
Pennsylvania
New York State
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Rockies
Dakotas
Washington
Oregon
Great Lakes
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
Missouri
New England
Midwest
Virginia reports two new highway fatalities
A 31 year old Pennsylvania truck driver and a 13 year old Ohio girl are named Virginia’s latest highway fatalities. Daniel J. Scott of Gettysburg died in a tractor trailer crash at US 15 and 33 Gordonsville. Mary Ellen Richards of Junction City died after a car struck a parked tractor trailer on State Route 55 near Marshall Fauquier County.
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Associated Press
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Daniel J. Scott
RFD
Gettysburg
Gordonsville
Orange County
Mary Ellen Richards
Junction City
Warrenton Hospital
State Rt. 55
Marshall
Fauquier County
Six 4-H Members Leave for State Conservation Camp
Six Frederick County 4-H members depart Monday for the State Conservation Camp at Camp Farrar in Virginia Beach. Attendees include Frank Adams, E. W. Adams II, Donald Henshaw, Peggy Franklin, Patsy Lamp, and Ann Wolfe who leads and assists with camp music. A. R. LaFollette transports a bus of 4-Hers. Arlis Frymyer joins as accompanying assistant. The group will learn forestry, game, soil and water management, and insect life, returning Saturday, July 26.
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Frederick County
Camp Farrar
Virginia Beach
Frank Adams
E. W. Adams, II
Gainesboro
Donald Henshaw
Gore
Peggy Franklin
Stephens City
Patsy Lamp
Winchester
Ann Wolfe
Hayfield
Miss Wolfe
A. R. LaFollette
Front Royal Road
Arlis Frymyer
Church World Service expands relief to four new areas
The Protestant overseas relief agency Church World Service expands programs to Ghana, the Belgian Congo, Uganda in Africa, and Chile, increasing its reach to 47 countries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Church World Service
Protestant Overseas Relief Agency
Ghana
Belgian Congo
Uganda
Africa
Chile
Paul Pryor Proves Versatile High School Coach
Paul Pryor, a husky Carolina Lea gue umpire, works as a high school athletic coach in the off season, combining officiating with sports leadership.
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Paul Pryor
Husky
Calvin L Arm el Dies in Berryville from Gunshot Wound
Calvin Luth er Armel 57 was found dead at his Berryville home from gunshot wounds per County Medical Examiner Dr. James York. Born September 1 1900 in Frederick County he moved to Clarke County in 1930. Survived by wife Clara six children three brothers one sister and thirteen grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Berryville
Calvin Luther Armel
James R. York
Frederick County
James
Barbara Olstead Armel
Clarke County
Marvin Chapel
Clara McDonald
Harold E
Lyle L
Philip R
James M
Marvin E
Robert Koon
Winchester
Melton Stover
Williamsport
John E
Harry P
Ernest E
White Post
Bessie Affleck
John H. Enders
Presbyterian Pioneer Camp Opens Monday
The Pioneer Camp of Winchester Presbytery begins at Camp Pinnacle near Wardensville July 21 26 under Rev Everett Hellmuth with 12 to 14 year olds from 63 churches. Staff include Dr George D Jackson Rev D D Sule James H Nowell and others with Miss Kathryn Florey as assistant nurse and Robert Goshorn as registrar and business manager. Registration starts 4 p.m. Monday and ends with 10 a.m. Saturday.
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Everett Hellmuth
Palling Waters
Presbyterian Churches
Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
Camp Pinnacle
Wardensville
Winchester Presbytery
First Presbyterian Church
Kenneth Marshall
Bobby Marshall
Charles Kraemer
Charles Cadwallader
Tom Flory
Sandra Ritter
Sally Bush
Gretchen Fritts
Hellmuth
George D. Jackson
D. D. Sule
Bethany
James H. Nowell
Woodstock Presbyterian Church
Donald Allen
Opequon
Irving G. Rudolph
Shepherdstown Presbyterian Church
Buck Thomas
Hedgesville
Mary Myers
Kearneysville
Mary Jane Fisher
Moorefield
Suzanne Sprenkle
Kathryn Florey
Marchyne Rider
Shepherdstown
John Green
Robert D. Goshorn
Berryville
Stone's Chapel Presbyterian
Francis Joseph Duckwall
Answers to the DailyQuui Quiz Card
The document lists ten quiz answers with items including True statements, Max Baer, Montana, Germany, Apples, New Year's Day in Pasadena California, Ave, Hampton Roads Virginia, True, and Hanging.
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True
Max Adelbert Baer
Montana
Germany
Pasadena
Cal
Ave
Hampton Roads
Weather Totals and July Rainfall in 1958
Rainfall for the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. July rainfall to date is 5.06 inches while year to date is 25.74 inches. Average monthly rainfall from 1912 to 1957 is listed with January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.97, April 3.10, May 3.82, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.92, September 2.70, October 3.26, November 2.52, December 2.48 inches.
Virginia Tonight Sees Showers in Extreme South
Forecast calls for thundershower activity likely tonight in the extreme southern section of Virginia, with fair and cooler conditions elsewhere. Lows range from the low 60s in the northwest to around 70 in the southeast, Sunday heralding fair skies and cooler temperatures in the east and north portions.
Three Charged In Dynamiting Of Two Birmingham Homes
Three white men H Willcutt 23 Ellis Lee 42 and Crawford Neal 28, all of Birmingham, are charged in the dynamiting of two houses in an old Birmingham district shifting toward a Negro neighborhood. The blasts May the penalties range from 10 years imprisonment to possible death if convicted. One house housed a Negro family and the other a white family. Damage limited to windows plaster and wood. Lee and Neal were treated at.
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Birmingham
Ala
H. Willcutt
Ellis Lee
Crawford Neal
Lee
Neal
Manhattan Chapel to Open near St Patrick’s Cathedral
In a two day survey 647 people canvassed 20 blocks in midtown Manhattan found 8340 executives and others in 513 firms favor establishing a Business Chapel for weekday worship. The chapel will open late next fall near St Patrick's Cathedral.
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New York
Manhata
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Hospitalized After Attack by Group Shortly After Explosions
Will Cutt was arrested at his home following police questioning of two other men after a group attack near the scene of the explosions. The victim was treated at a hospital for injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willcutt
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