Funeral services announced for Luttrell Stephens and Bean
Funeral arrangements list services for Mrs. Luttrell and Norman Stephens City Methodist Church with burial in Shockeysville Methodist Cemetery and Green Hill Cemetery Stephens City. Pallbearers named. honorary pallbearers listed. Bean described as industrial mechanic with community roles. Additional survivors include Sadie Tavenner and Effie Glass Rust. Services spread across Omps Funeral Home Purcellville and Hall Funeral Home Purcellville with call hours prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman Stephens City Methodist Church
A. W. Henton
B. L. Locke
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Charles E. Bass
Harry D. Warren
Thomas Ewing
Lynn H. Comer
Fred Markely
A. R. Marks
James M. Lantz
Bean
Stephens City Methodist Church
Charles K. Rust 81 Dies. Longtime Loudoun County Farmer
Charles K. Rust 81, a farmer from North Fork in Loudoun County, died suddenly yesterday morning. Born in Warren County to Ashby M. and Delia Burch Rust, he was a member of North Fork Baptist Church. Survived by his wife Bessie Morgan, whom he married in 1916, and one son Char.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Kerfoot Rust
North Fork
Loudoun County
Warren County
Ashby M
Delia Burch Rust
North Fork Baptist Church
Bessie Morgan
Char
Mrs Williams Dies in Harrisonburg Hospital
Mrs Elizabth Pettus Williams widow of Robert E Williams a former Continental Oil Company representative and district superintendent died last night in Harrisonburg Hospital. Funeral set for tomorrow at 5 p.m. in Harrisonburg with burial in Portsmouth beside her husband.
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Elizabth Pettus Williams
Robert E. Williams
Continental Oil Company
Harrisonurg
Harrisonburg
Portsmouth
Widow of Allen H Pittsnoble Dies in Martinsburg
Mrs A H Pittsnogle widow of Allen H Pittsnoble and former Berke ley County resident died yesterday at Maplewood Nursing Home after two years as a patient. Born White Hall daughter of Turner B Sencindiver and Fannie Scott Sencindiver. Survived by sister Mrs Harry Ebert and brother Turner B Sencindiver plus nieces and nephews. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Rosemont Kogleschatz Coffman Funeral Home Martinsburg with Rev W Scott Harvin. service and burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery at 3 p.m. DST.
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Emma Elizabeth Pittsnogle
Allen H. Pittsnoble
Berkeley County
W. Va
Maplewood Nursing Home
White Hall
Turner B
Fannie Scott Sencindiver
Pittsnogle
Trinity Episcopal Church
Martinsburg
Harry Ebert
Turner B. Sencindiver
Rosemont Kogleschatz and Coffman Funeral Home
W. Scott Harvin
Maes Bee Church
Mt. Hebron
Three Dollars Stolen From Winchester Billiard Center
Thieves entered Winchester Billiard Center by prying ventilator slats and stole $3 from an unlocked cash register. Time window recorded as between 8 p.m. yesterday and 10 a.m. today, prompting Winchester Police to investigate the break in.
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Winchester Billiard Center
Winchester
Winchester shopping center to open section next March
The 95 000 square foot first section of the Winchester center is near completion with 95 percent of space leased. When finished it will offer 175 000 square feet of retail space and parking for 1500 cars. Frederick Construction Co. leads the project with Philip H. Sagan. Rosenfeld Realty Co. handles leasing. The developer plans centers in Harrisonburg Staunton and Fredericksburg by 1963. Winchester Junior Legion meets Front Royal tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Rouss Park in game three of a six game series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Center
Frederick Construction Co
Frederick, Md
Winchester Park
Philip H. Sagan
Washington, D. C
Rosenfeld Realty Co
College Park
Hagerstown
Alexandria
Harrisonburg
Staunton
Fredericksburg
Winchester Junior Legion
Front Royal
Rouss Park
Winchester
Shepard
Grissom
Stanley White
Randolph
Grand Bahama Island
Cape Canaveral
Gasoline Stolen From Storage Tank at National Fruit Orchard
Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven reports 60 to 75 gallons of gasoline were taken last night from a storage tank at the National Fruit Orchard in the Gore area.
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Robert L. DeHaven
National Fruit Orchard
Gore
Charleston Flood Toll Deepens as Aid Flows In
Gov Barron urged Kennedy to declare Charleston and nearby areas a disaster zone for federal assistance after a devastating flood. The president ordered an immediate report as relief from cities across the Ohio Valley poured in. Gas service remained out for about 80 homes while about 600 customers faced outages. A witness described finding a woman's body among debris as residents recounted harrowing scenes and families evacuated from their hollow homes.
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W. W. Barron
Kennedy
Charleston
Barron
Kanawha
Ohio Valleys
Dallas
Tex
United Fuel Gas Co
Enid Bessie
Bob Burgess
R. W. Orndorff
Walter Hudnall
Grissom Captures Suborbital Flight Milestone in Mercury Run
Astronaut Grissom piloted the Liberty Bell 7 suborbital Mercury capsule on a 15 minute flight reaching 116 miles high and 302 miles downrange. He communicated clearly, operated attitude control systems, and landed safely with recovery teams converging.
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Grissom
Mitchell
Ind
Space Agency
United States
Shepard
Mercury
Soviet Union
Yuri Gagarin
Gagarin
Globe
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Redstone
Liberty Bell
Cape
Leroy S. Cooper Jr
Manassas Sham Battle Showcases Local Veterans Ambitions
Manassas hosted a mock battle featuring Lee Buckley as Sherman with a seven man band and two horses. The Army Marines and Navy supported the event with field phones and standby radio. Five first aid stations and three helicopters were ready for casualties as gray-green camouflage masked Jackson on his horse.
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Sherman
Lee Buckley
Manassas
Army
Marines
Navy
Jackson
Mgig Sun
David Klinepeter
1St
Pennsylvania Artillery
Klinepeter
Company K Heads To Manassas For Reenactment Weekend
Members of Company K Fifth Virginia Infantry Stonewall Jackson Brigade from Winchester travel to Manassas for the two day reenactment joining Virginia and other states in an event billed as a Centennial highlight with 2900 participants 50 horses and 23 artillery pieces. The original unit participated in the 1861 battle and the current Company K will reenact nearby Saturday and Sunday with final rehearsals Thursday. Activities run 1 45 p m to 3 30 p m each day.
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Company K
Fifth Virginia Infantry
Stonewall Jacson
Winchester
Sas
Virginia
Manassas
Rusk Reports Kennedy Plans for Broad U S War Strength Rise
Rusk notes Kennedy intends to boost overall U S military power with possible American division deployments to Europe this year. A comprehensive policy aims to broaden actions beyond the military into diplomacy and economics as the Berlin crisis evolves toward a year end East West confrontation.
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Aan Soman
Kennnedy
Sine Ae
U.S
Europe
Kennedy
Congres
Berlin
Answers to historical quiz items and references
The list itemizes responses for a quiz or exam covering topics from Africa and a value close to 3.1416 to feudal systems and Simon Lake. It includes locations like Danville Virginia and ends with an incomplete note stating the government began.
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Danville
Simon Lake
July 22 Auction Listings in Virginia and Maryland
A dense sales directory lists multiple auctions and estates on July 22 with items from Shetland ponies farms to real estate. Notable entries include Bill Bailey at Kempbridge Virginia, the Asbury Farm estate in Gainesboro, Rebecca Hoopes home goods in Purcellville, and a Frederick County Court House front sale by R W Corstaphney and J Randolph Larrick with E T Snider as auctioneer. Additional July dates cover autos, furniture, hayfield livestock, and a Cumberland Valley Guernsey sale at Meadow Springs Farm St Thomas Pennsylvania by The Merryman Co.
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Bill” Bailey
W. Roland Walker
Kembridge
Asbury Farmer
Frederick County Court House
Gainesboro
Dennis T. Cole
Rebecca Hoopes
Rt. 7
Purcellville
Northern
R. W. Corstaphney
J. Randolph Larrick
U.S. Rt
E. T. Snider
William R. Thompson
W. D. Orndorff
Sloan Wolfe
Zies
Winchester Hayfield
Caine R. Duvall
Peter K. McKee
Frederick County
Cumberland Valley
Meadow Springs Farm
St. Thomas
Penn
The
Merryman Co
Winchester
Virginia
Asbury
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
C.t.a
Virginia Weather Summary Forecast Today Through Weekend
Continued hot and humid conditions with scattered thundershowers through Saturday. Lows 60-65 in mountains and 68-75 elsewhere. highs 85-93. Extended July outlook for Virginia shows near normal temperatures with warm spells midweek and Rain possible from afternoon thundershowers.
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Virginia
Rainfall Totals and Moon Phase for Today
Rainfall data shows no additional rain in the last two hours ending 8:30 a.m. July rainfall to date is 3.19 inches and year to date totals reach 26.20 inches. The moon phase is full.
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Luttrell Service
In- Luttrell
Wof Mesday
Omps
Sadie Tavenner
D. C
Effie
Glass Rust
White Post
Hall Funeral Home
John Shaffer
Lupton Simpson
Green Hill Payne
Russell Reed
Francis Leith
Adolph Rose
Charles Trail
Thurston Simpson
Charles K. Rust
Harry M. Downey
DST Jones Funeral Home
Sones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
N. BraDdock St
R. E. Williams
A. H. Pittsnogle
Chase
Martinsburg Pike
Junior Legion
Oia
Farm Credit Office
E. Boscawen St
Jpinchester
Guneral Home
Africa
Dodson Bros. Exterminating CO
Beauty and
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Dennis T Cole
Friendship Fire Hall
Yard Party Committee
Friendship Fire CO
Guernsey Sale
Thomas ST. Thomas, Pennsylvania
Empire
Route 30
LeMasters
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Por Furtner
Thomas H. Webster
Cockeysville
Prescott
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