Deaths and Funerals Holmes Grimm Jr
Holmes R. Grimm Jr of 101 S Loudoun Street died today at home after years of illness. He worked 17 years at Union Life Insurance before retiring. Born November 19 1891 in Frederick County he was a World War I veteran and member of Brad dock Street Methodist Church Reuss Fire Company and American Legion Post 21. Survived by wife Olive Funk two daughters Helen Pence Colleen Grimm Porter one son Holmes Randolph Grimm III two brothers and three sisters five grandchildren. Funeral arrangements pending with Omjps Funeral Home. A graveside service will be held Wednesday at Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City.
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Horme
Randolph Grimm, Jr
S. Loudoun &J
iMr. Grimm
Union Life Insurance Company
Frederick County
Helen Cadwallder Grimm
Philip Thomas Crimm
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Reuss Fire Company
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Grimm
Olive Funk
Washington D. C
Helen Cadwallider Grimm
Boyce
Helen Avis Pence
Richmond
Colleen Grimm Porter
Holmes Randolph Grimm, Jr
Clifton Forge
Charlies W. Grimm
This City
Philip H. Grimm
Rhuey Armel
Arme
Bertha Willingham
Ella Mathers
Fairfax
Holmes Randolph Grimm
Amp
Omjps Funeral Home
Death of Mrs. Elmer Wires in Beaver Falls
Mrs. Elmer Wires 75 died at her Beaver Falls home. Widow of Elmer Wires she was born December 25 12 in Frederick County to the late Stanley and Angie Pif.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maggie Pifer Wires
Beaver Falls
Elmer Wires
Frederick County
Stanley
Angie Pif
Funeral service for Raymond J. Hollar in Chambersville
Raymond J. Hollar, 53, of Chambersville died Friday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital. His funeral was held today at 2 p.m. from Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Carlyle A. McDonald and Rev. E. B. Smith officiating. Pallbearers were Albert B. Pingley, Clarence L. Williams, E. W. Steele, Lohring J. Wright Sr., Maurice W. Perry, and M. J. Billmyer. Interment followed at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond J. Hollar
Chambersville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Carlyle A. McDonald
E. B. Smith
Albert B. Pingley
Clarence L. Williams
E. W. Steele
Lohring J. Wright
Maurice W. Perry
M. J. Billmyer
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Funeral Service for Calvin L Armel in Berryville
Funeral service for Calvin Luther Armel 57 of Berryville will be held at Macedonia Methodist Church tomorrow at 2 p.m. The Rev Clarence Lloyd of Charles Town and Rev Robert Goshorn of Berryville will conduct. Burial follows in Macedonia Cemetery with pallbearers Walter Armel Alfred Armel Herbert Arms Virgil Amel Lloyd McDonald Jr Kenneth McDonald.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvin Luther Armel
Berryville
Macedonia Methodist Church
Clarence Lloyd
Charles Town
W. Va
Robert Goshorn
Macedonia Cemetery
Walter Armel
Alfred Armel
Herbert Arms
Virgil Amel
Lloyd McDonald, Jr
Kenneth McDonald
Crisman funeral for Mrs Blan che Sprint Crisman
Funeral services were held today at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home for Mrs Blan che Sprint Crisman 87 of 402 S Loudoun St who died Thursday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Rev Forrest B Oglesby officiated and interment followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery with pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Sprint Crisman
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Forrest B Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Charles S. Crisman
Rice W. Levi
Throne Sprint
James A. Sprint Frank
Crim
Thomas S. Sprint
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Moose Lodge Holds Special Election For Treasurer
A special election by the Loyal Order of Moose elected George W. Cook treasurer replacing H. L. Pitsenberger who has been transferred to Bowling Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Loyal Order of Moose
George W. Cook
H. L. Pitsenberger
Bowling Green
Sunbathers Crown King and Queen at ESA Convention
The Eastern Sunbathers Association closed its five day convention at Buck's Kin Lodge with a king and queen and a large court. Over 600 nudists from 24 states two Canadian provinces and DC attended. A mid winter work conference is planned for February at Lake Como Club Florida with next year’s site in Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly
Bill
Eastern Sunbathers Association
Buck's Kin Lodge
Pennsylvani Health Society
Pennsylvania
Lake Como Club
Florida
Buck’s Kin Lodge
District of Columbia
ESA
Out of Lake Camp Club
Art of
Camp Goodlands
New York
Dave and
Bill of Sunny Rest Lodge, N. J., Editor; Armand of Floritans
Walter
Buck” Young
Buck
Old Dominion
Answers to the Daily Quiz
A quiz answer list noting George Burns for item one and True for item two. It identifies Venezuela as item three, White for item four, another True response, Athens, and Hoover Dam at 726 feet, located in Colorado. It mentions Disabled American Veterans and the Sub committee on Legislative Oversight, with the scoring method by ticks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Burns
True
Venezuela
White
Athens
Hoover Dam
Colo
Sub
Committee On Legislative Oversight
Weather outlook VA five day forecast with showers
Considerable cloudiness with light rain in western and northern portions this afternoon. Tonight lows in the 60s inland and about 70 along the coast. Tomorrow partly cloudy and warmer with scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly in the afternoon. Five day outlook covers Tuesday through Saturday. Rainfall totals and monthly averages are listed. The United Nations Security Council is urged to continue its work vigorously.
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Virginia
U S PREPARES CALM REPLY TO SOVIET SUMMIT NOTE
President Eisenhower and aides discuss Khrushchev's call for a Geneva summit and possible replies. Dulles and Lloyd report substantial agreement on strategy as Britain, France, and India weigh responses. The White House says the United Nations will be strengthened and a prompt, constructive reply will be issued after consultations.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
United States
United Nations
Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
Britain
France
India
Geneva
Washington
Jordan
Middle East
Esenhower
Gettysburg
Dulles
Selwyn Llyod
Lloyd
London
White House
Moscow
Middle East turmoil fuels regional shifts and U S aid
Rebels threaten U S guards as the United States expands support to Jordan and Kuwait while Iraq’s coup prompts desertion of relations. Nasser warns of Soviet troops, U A R and new Iraqi republic sign a defense pact, and U N weighs expanding observer operations in Lebanon.
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U. S
Robert Murphy
Camille Chamoun
U.A.R
Nasser
United States
Soviet Union
Middle East
Amman
Jordan
United Arab Republic
Iraq
U.S
Hussein
Saudi Arabia
Bahrein
Cairo
Yugoslavia
Moscow
Damascus
Kuwait
Sheik Abdullah Salah
New
Iraqi Republic
Baghdad
Ankara
United Nations — West
Security Council
U.N
Lebanon
Unitd
Saudi Arabian
U. S. Navy
Beirut
Israel
Arabia
Roanoke Area Apple Crops Light and Variable Says Growers
Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania reports show light crops in Roanoke area and spotty yields elsewhere. Clarke County growers praise quality in several years. Hail severity higher than 1957 and possibly above normal. Leaf roller and coddling moth pests raise concern especially in Northern Virginia and Frederick County. Frederick County forecast 1.8 million bushels. total Appalachia estimate 20.8 million bushels for June 19 NAT.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roanoke
Clarke County
Virginna
H. W. Butler, Jr
Frederick County
Butler
D. K. Russo
Appalachian
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Four hurt in county crashes as damages reach 285 dollars
Over the weekend four people were injured in county crashes with total damages listed at 285 dollars. A Winchester girl sustained fractured ribs after running into a car on Liberty Avenue. A woman on a motorcycle was injured on Sulphur Springs Road and another motorcyclist was treated after a race incident. two-car crash northeast of Gainesboro caused 275 dollars in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank J. Sheehan
Woodley Rd
Washington
D.C
Winchester
Bonnie Brown
Harry D. Brown
Liberty Ave
Memorial Hospital
Holmes McFarland
Gustav Bornscheuer
W. Cecil St. Winchester
Troopr Detrick
Rt. 50
Rt. 655
Sulphur Springs
Harrison B. Moore
Middleburg
Ellen B. Moore
Ted Nealig
Rt. 600
Rt. 694
Gainesboro
J. W. Detrick
John Mason
Whitacre
Studebaker
Leroy Kief
Martinsburg
U S Evacuates Cairo Staff as Oil Airlift to Jordan Advances
The United States ordered the Egyptian charge d affaires and its embassy staff out while maintaining a 1.24 billion dollar aid package. Five million funds will back oil transport to Jordan to ease shortages after Iraq losses as seven American Globemaster planes completed 14 flights delivering 25 tons each.
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American Globemaster
Auction notices in Winchester area sales directory
July 23 7 p m sale 42 miles east of Winchester on Route 7 furniture electrical appliances Orndorff Cole auctioneers. July 26 11 am estate of Atham Dyke 8 miles NW of Winchester on Rt 608 real estate furniture. Dennis T Cole. July 26 11 am J Randolph Larrick Trustee in front of Frederick County Court House Winchester real estate Stephens City E T Snider. Aug 9 10 am W E Edwards Trustee in front of Frederick County Court House real estate business real estate Charles R Duvall. Aug 2 11 am Estate of Charles Swartz 8 miles NE of Winchester Route 7 real estate farm machinery household goods. Aug 16 11 am Estate of Harvey H Shiley 24 miles NE of Winchester Red Bud Road farm machinery household goods. Charles R Duvall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Atha M. Dyke
Dennis T. Cole
J. Randolph Larrick
Charles R. Duvall
Harvey
Shiley
Red Bud
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R. Grimm
Dorothy Mathes
Mia
Fred Manuel
Wahlington
Jesse Adams
Stephens City
Harry Pifer
Green Hill Cemetery
Mrs. Elmer Wires
Ambulance Service
Hollar Service
Armel Service
Crisman Service
Moose Lodge
Celta
John W
Rosenberger & CO. Inc
Commerce
Ily Oe
LL City
HS ° Gee
Pauline Fuhr
Washington, D. C
Bill LeCates
Riverton
N. J
E. Piccadilly Sr
Myers Water Systems
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc
N. Cameron St
United Nations Security Council
Miller’s Flower Shop
Piccadilly St
Mideast
Sheik Abdullah Tariki
Persian Gulf
Shiek Abdullah Salah
Abdullah
Libya
Egypt
Idriss
Ruth
Funkstown, Md
Otho
Bierly
DRY Cleaners
E. Piccadilly St
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Omps Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
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