Mrs Marion Curl Rites Thursday
Mrs Marion Curl 66 died yesterday at her Washington home after a prolonged illness. She was born in Frederick county daughter of the late George and Ida Ford Kelchner widow of Albert Curl and lived in this area early in life then in Washington 22 years. Survived by son Maj Vincent L Curl Richmond a daughter Mrs Monica Dawson Washington three sons five sisters and four brothers. The remains go to Jones funeral home for 10 a m Thursday Sacred Heart Catholic church officiated by Father Julian Bullock with interment at Mt Hebron cemetery six nephews to be pallbearers.
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Marion Curl
Washington
Frederick County
George and
Ida Ford Kelchner
Albert Curl
Wash
King
Vincent L. Curl
Richmond
Monica Dawson
Mil McIntire
Tacoma Park
Margaret Harris
Hagerstown
Nita Rush
Evelyn Webber
Winchester
Ruth Kelchner
Roanoke
Justin Kelchner
Hubert Kelchner
Bristol
War
Paul Kelchner
Oliver Kelchner
Jones Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Julian Bullock
Mt. Hebron
Compromise Approved in Vernon Morris Highway Injury Suit
Vernon Morris receives $475 in a court approved settlement to end a $2500 claim against O. L. Hensley and Melford C. Morris for injuries from a car collision while crossing Route 11 at Kernstown cabin camp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon R. Morris
Carl B. Morris
O. L. Hensley
Melford C. Morris
Vernon Morris
Hensley
Melford Morris
Kernstown
Estate and Household Goods Sales Directory July Listings
A July sales directory lists auctions of household goods and antiques. Florence V. Miller at 423 Fairmont Ave Winchester July 21 1 pm DST. Mrs B Green 22 E Cork St July 24 1 pm DST. Ida Wyndham 234 Amherst St July 24 10 am EST. Mrs Earl Rinker 526 N Loudoun St July 28 11 am DST. Aug 21 Mrs W A Sale 371 National Ave Winchester household and kitchen furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence V. Miller
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
B. Green
E. Cork St
Ida Wyndham
Amherst St
Earl Rinker
Loudoun St
W. A. Sale
National Ave
World Wheat Pact Ratification Sought by Truman
President Truman will ask the Senate to ratify the international wheat agreement and seek a $65 million UN headquarters loan. The action aims to ease international tension and promote world peace, with timing and delivery method still undecided.
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Truman
Washington
White House
Senate
Congress
United Nations
New York City
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Capitol Hill
Five Nation Defense Talks Pursue Unified Aid Plan
The five nation alliance meeting here considers a common defense linked to American armed might. Delegates study memoranda from Washington on possible U S military aid and discuss Berlin blockade options and air lift expansion. Final approval of the program is expected at today’s plenary session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
U U S
Berlin
Ernest Bevin
Georges Bidault
Paul-Henri Spaak
Luxembourg
Pierre Dupong
Baron van Boetzelaer van
James Lowery Dies After Tractor Accident Near Boyce
James M. Lowery 36 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital from chest injuries after a farm tractor crash near Boyce Saturday. Born in Opequon, he was the son of Emma Lowery and the late C. E. Lowery and served in WWI. Survived by wife Lucille, daughter Patsy, mother Emma, brother Richard, five sisters, and conducted by Rev. Edward Planore at Jones funeral home with rites at Stephens City Methodist Church.
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James M. Lowery
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Opequon
Emma Lowery
C. E. Lowery
Frederick County
Methodist Relief Church
U.S
Lucille Green Lowery
Patsy A. Lowery
Richard Lowery
Middle Road
Clarence Boyce
Kernstown
Selem Newlin
Robert Collier
Stephens City
Ruth
Nellie Lowry
Jones Funeral Home
Stephens City Methodist Church
Edward Planore
Stephens Ty
Mrs. Mildred Orandoff Dies in Philadelphia at 35
Mrs. Mildred Orandoff 35 wife of Noland Nick Orandoff and a Gore Maryland native died at her Philadelphia home after a year of illness. Born January 8 1913 she was the daughter of Mrs Mary Lewis of Frederick County. Survived by her mother husband and two children Bobby and Patricia Ann. Funeral 8 p m tomorrow at Omps funeral home with Dr E T Clark presiding. Private interment Thursday at Fairview cemetery.
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Mildred Orandoff
Nick’’ Orandoff
Frederick County
Philadelphia
Gore
Mary Lewis
Orandoffs
Pig Iron Prices Rise Amid Wage Boosts
Republic Steel Corp of Cleveland announced wage increases matching U S Steel and reported pig iron prices advancing at Birmingham Alabama. Foundry iron set at 43.38 per ton and basic pig iron at 42.88, reflecting higher costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Republic Steel Corp
Cleveland
Birmingham
Ala
U. S. Steel Corp
Honor for H. K. Green at Arlington reception
Arlington marks the 29th year of Harry K. Green as commissioner of revenue with a testimonial dinner at National Airport. Senator Byrd and Governor Tuck of Virginia are on the speaking program this evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
Harry K. Green
Political realignments swirl around French elections
France sees leftist communists and De Gaulle allied in opposition as Auriol aims to run as Radical Socialists candidate. Former Premier Paul Reynaud, an Independent Republican, also figures in the speculative landscape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Munists
Gen. de Gaulle
French People's Party
Auriol
Paul Reynaud
Answers to quiz questions from page four
The list provides correct responses: Sokolovsky. Arabian Sea. New York City. He signed. Industralist. Bidault. Solomon Islands. A dark complexioned man was following her. Reichsmarks. Representative Hugh D. Sco tt Jr. of Pennsylvania. plus a note that The Great Bustard weighs about 30 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sokolovsky
Arabian Sea
New York City
Industralist
Bidault
Solomon Islands
Reichsmarks
Hugh D. Scott Jr
Pennsylvania
New Device Cuts Pain From Injections
Dr Frane D Ingraham and Harvard researchers introduce a simple cooling device that chills skin with calcium chloride and cracked ice to render intradermal injections nearly painless for most patients. The method suits injections into skin but not muscle or vein and can be kept in an ice box until needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman N. Bundesen
M.D
Frane D. Ingraham
Harvard University
Boston
King
Mt Pleasant Grove Memorial Service
Twelfth annual memorial service in memory of the old Mt. Pleasant school will be held at Pleasant Grove Sunday. Services begin 10 a.m. with Sunday school led by Clark Miller and John Clark, followed by 11 a.m. worship led by Rev. B. F. Spitzer from Great Cacapon WV. Dinner on the grounds at 12:30 p.m. and 2:30 p.m. afternoon service with songs and lectures led by H. E. Oates from Petersburg WV.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Pleasant
Pleasant Grove
Clark Miller
John Clark
B. F. Spitzer
Great Cacapon
W. Va
H. E. J. Oates
Petersburg
W. Vadim
Stocks Rebound In New York After Losses
Prices rose readily in the New York stock market after three days of losses. Railroad and oil shares led the gains and despite trading lulls prices stayed near the high level. Brokers called the move a technical correction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Smithfield Packers Protest State Grading Regulation
Governor Tuck asked the State agriculture and purchasing divisions to seek an easier grading system for Smithfield packers after an hour and a half of complaints. The 1942 law required beef grading for state sales. pork grading was added late last summer by the purchases division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Tuck
State Department of Agriculture
State Division of Purchase and Printing
Smithfield Packers
Smithfield
General Assembly
18 inch bass landed at Bentonville on Shenandoah
Gervis Lemley the Stephens City postmaster landed an 18 inch bass weighing 234 lbs from the South Fork of the Shenandoah at Bentonville bridge on a murky Saturday. C L Golladay and H A Sergeant helped. They used mad toms and minnows. Golladay caught a 1 lb bass and a 2 lb catfish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gervis Lemley
Stephens City
Shenandoah
Bentonville Bridge
C. L. Golladay
8. A. Sergeant
Lemley
Golladay
Boys Scouts Attend Rock Enon Camp
Rock Enon scout camp enters its third week with attendees from area troops. Winchester youths include Cochran, Lockhart, Kirkpatrick, Higgs, Ryan, Brannon, Haines from Troop 2, Jones, Solenberger, Elliott, Arnold, Guess from Troop 9, Knee from Troop 3, Bumgardner from Troop 21, Carr Jr., Casey, Siler from Troop 11. Stephens City participants include Ewing, Herbaugh, Clevenger, Zirkle, Beatty, Orndorff, Carbaugh from Troop 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Enon
Winchester
Charles Cochran
Donald Lockhart
John Kirkpatrick
Sonny Higgs
Leamon Ryan
Billy Brannon
John Haines
Douglas Jones
Robert Solenberger
Buddy Elliott
Johnny Arnold
Joe Guess
Ross Knee
Robert Bumgardner
Boyce
Clay B. Carr Jr
Jerry Casey
Conley Siler
Bombers Split Wins in Weekend Action at Winchester
Mitchie Burks outpitched J Stotler in a 4 1 victory over Angers Store as Burks hit a homer and struck out 16. Genie Parker limited Luray Tigers to five hits in a 7 2 win at N Kent St. The Bombers set up a Sunday date with Martinsburg, who beat them 5 4 earlier this season. The return game has been postponed by rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Brown Bombers
Mitchie Burks
J. Stotler
Angers Store
West Virginia
Burks
Winchester Boys
Genie Parker
Luray Tigers
N. Kent St
Taylor
Bombers
Martinsburg
Jury Pool for Case Narrows as Strikes Begin
After 20 jurors are qualified both sides may strike four from a 27 member panel. The panel includes Frederick Doll John C Crim Charles R Funkhouser C H Claude Earl C Andrick J R Smoot and other residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Doll
John C. Crim
Charles R. Funkhouser
C. H. Claude
Earl C. Andrick
J. R. Smoot
George W. Miller
Andrew K. Baker
Wm. C. O'Flaherty
R. P. Allison
Alger Smoot
Marion Schwartz, Jr
Russell Baker
Harry M. Edmonds
Frank L. Funkhouser
J.S.C. Beeler
Kenneth L. Painter
K. W. Stoneburner
Hugh S Hisey
Paul Thompson
H. E. Fadley
E. L. Bumgardner
F. Chalmers Sheetz
B. G. Wenger
Lee Finks
James E. Wisman
Samuel R. Lairbert
Elephant Bird of Madagascar Reaches Ten Foot Height
A prehistoric elephant bird from Madagascar stood nearly ten feet tall and weighed up to one thousand pounds, dwarfing modern flightless birds and highlighting ancient fauna.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madagascar
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Marion Curl
Parts & Service
J. N. Case Farm Equipment
Growers Supply Company
G. G. Baker
E. J. Clowser
Coleman Dunn
E. T. Snider
W. T. Chamblin
James Lowery
Honor H. K. Green
France
James Way Hog Feeders
N. Cameron St
Harold K. Stine
Los Angeles
Hansen Dam
Cal
Stine
International
Eaturen Syndicate, Inc
Mt. Pleasant Grove
Ida L. Wyndham
Bass
Bentonville
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Slydia E. Pinkham
N. Braddock St
Capitol
Portland
Flamingo
Call Sor, Glaize & Bro
North Cameron ST
McCormick-Deering
Heatwolk Motor CO
Breyer
the Food Center
N. Loudoun St
Lamp Motor Co
Smithfield Ave
Tommy D. Lockhart
Buncutter Tire CO
E. Boscawen Si
Northern Virginia Power Co
B. C. Brumback Middletown
New
Shenandoah Commercial Hatchery
Maurertown
Woodstock
Winchester Service
Board of Directors
Southern States Winchester Service
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