Funeral service for Marshall J. Howe in Berryville
Marshall James Howe 44 died Monday at 110 W North Ave. The funeral will be Thursday at 1 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Joseph B. Howe officiating. Burial Cedar Grove Cemetery Mt. Jackson. Born in Hamp—shire County W V his mother Mrs Amanda Bowen Howe and the late James Howe survive along with brother Clyde Howe of Hayfield and four half sisters Mrs Milton Larrick Kernstown Mrs Golda Fultz Augusta W Va Mrs Homer Fultz Charles Town W Va and Mrs Bertha Viachos Washington D C.
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Marshall James Howe
North Ave
Jones
Joseph
Cedar Grove
Mt. Jackson
Howe
Hampshe County
W. Va
Amanda Bowen Howe
James Howe
Berryville
Clyde Howe
Hayfield
Milton Larrick
Kernstown
Golda Fultz
Augusta
Homer Fultz
Charles Town
Bertha Viachos
Washington, D. C
Methodist Men's Club Covered Dish Picnic at Country Club
A Front Royal event invites all Methodist Men's Club members and families to a covered dish picnic Thursday at 6 p.m. at the Country Club. Special guests will be local Methodist college men. The note recalls Johann Bach once walking 230 miles to a German festival.
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Country Club
Methodist Men’s Club
Methodist College
Mien
Johann Bach
Lubeck
Germany
Mr. Marshall J. Howe Thursday Service at Jones Funeral Home
A funeral service for Marshall J. Howe is scheduled for Thursday at 1:00 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home. The arrangements are handled by Jones Funeral Home.
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Mr. Marshall J. Howe
Jones
Dillinger Killed 25 Years Ago Tonight
Twenty five years ago July 22 1934 John Dillinger was shot to death in front of a Chicago movie theater ending a violent era. The Indiana note recalls his sensational criminal career and the nationwide manhunt that followed.
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George
Baby Face
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Ariz
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Ind
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Minn
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Little Bohemia Lodge
Mercer
Wis
FBI
Biograph
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Manhattan
Crown Hill Cemetery
Khrushchev on Geneva and Nixon visit stirs debate
Khrushchev dismisses calls for a summit, questions Nixon’s aims, and accuses leaders of overestimating progress while praising recent talks with MacMillan as a potential prelude to talks. The piece contrasts his blunt humor with cautious Western reaction to a possible summit.
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Khrushchev
U.S
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
MacMillan
Winchester and Clarke County Auction Listings July 25
Local sales directory lists multiple auctions on July 25 in Winchester and Clarke County Virginia. Items range from furniture and antiques to real estate and cattle with designated auctioneers and-front-of-court-house locations. A later August 5 antiques sale is noted at 816 S Cameron St Winchester.
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B O. Slonaker
Ridgeway
W. Va
W. Strong Lewis
W. R. Prince
Justa McDonald
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
City of Winchester
Buddy Artrip
Joseph B. Newlin
Clarke County
W. D. Orndorff
Mathew Ebersole
S. Cameron St
W. F. Artrip, Jr
State
Winchester Memorial Hospital, Incorporated
John R. Steward
Effie May Steward
Virginia
Court House
Frederick County
Timber Ridge Road
Fairfax Lane
East Lane
Kent Street
Effie M. Steward
Edward H. Loy
Gainesboro
Timber Ridge
Richard Havermale
J. T. Catlett
Charles R. Steward
Thurman L. Moore
Chloe Moore
Labor strike feels wage average at 3.10 an hour
Federal mediators renew talks as union leader David J. McDonald and U S Steel negotiator R Conrad Cooper pledge cooperation with Secretary of Labor Mitchell. Mitchell announces a new fact finding procedure under labor laws to avoid public hearings and continue negotiation.
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David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
R. Conrad Cooper
U.S. Steel
Federal
Secretary of Labor
Washington
Eisenhower comments on civil rights and Germany policy
President Eisenhower noted congressional support for a presidential proclamation on Soviet freedom hopes and discussed Bohlen role rumors. He urged civil rights progress through education and moral responsibility while reaffirming support for equal opportunity. He favored a strong West Germany as a trusted ally to deter risk to the United States.
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Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Congress
Bohlen
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
State Department
Christian A. Herter
Roy Wilkins
National Assn
Wilkins
Germany
United States
West Germany
Scouts embarks on 2000 mile Philmont expedition
Randy DiPrisco and eight Shenandoah Area Council scouts depart Winchester bus terminal for a 12 day Philmont Scout Ranch trip to Cimarron New Mexico. Leaders include Donald Tinsman with stops at Air Force bases and sights such as Garden of the Gods and Koshare Village. Activities include totem pole craft trout fishing gold panning and wilderness survival.
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Randy DiPrisco
Shenandoah
Donald Tinsman
Explorer Post
Winchester
U.S. Air Force
Garden of the Gods
Colorado Springs
Koshare
Latunata
Colo
Philmont Ranch
Learn-to-Swim Classes Aug. 3-24
The Red Cross learn to swim program at Willow Lawn Pool runs August 3 to 24. Boys classes 7:45 to 8:45 am, girls 8:45 to 9:45 am, with adult classes starting August 11 at 7 pm. Vacancies exist. enroll by calling Red Cross MO 25412 or visiting August 3.
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Red Cross
Willow Lawn Pool
Donald Tinsman
Winchester - Frederick County
ARC
Weather highlights for Virginia near term
Mostly cloudy with scattered showers or thundershowers in the southwest today and tonight. Tonight's low 66 to 73. Thursday mostly cloudy warm and humid with scattered thundershowers mainly in the west. Five day forecast shows temperatures about five degrees above normal with showers likely Friday and Monday.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall statistics for July and yearly averages
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today was none. July rainfall to date is 3.84 inches. 1959 rainfall to date is 18.59 inches. Average annual rainfall over 46 years is 36.85 inches. Monthly averages: January 2.43, February 2.04, March 3.01, April 3.14, May 3.81, June 3.85, July 3.81, August 3.94, September 2.68, October 3.25, November 2.52, December 2.37 inches.
I Q Answers and Quick Facts Quiz
A compact Q and A listing answers: 1 Carpenter 2 25 sheets sometimes 24 3 Both 4 F D Roosevelt 5 Senate upper House lower 6 Nylon 7 Referendum 8 Four 9 True 10 Brazil.
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Senate
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Brazil
Four More Polio Cases Reported in Virginia
Richmond report says four additional polio cases bring Virginia's yearly total to 31, surpassing last year’s 19 by this time. Attorney General A S Harrison states a compulsory polio inoculation statute would be a valid exercise of state police power and constitutional.
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Richmond
State Health Department
Virginia
Atty
A. S. Harrison
U. S
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