Deaths and Funerals in West Virginia and Maryland
Mrs. Gertrude Ment 72 wife of Finley Largent of Slanesville W Va died after July 17 at Memorial Cum Md born Hampshire County W Va daughter of Scott and Belle Largent Survived by four daughters Mrs Claudine Sanders Mrs Helen Whitacre Capon Bridge Mrs Eleanor Patterson and Mrs Marie Whitacre and three sons Russell Sargent Ward Capon Bridge Denzel Kent Cumberland 12 grandchildren and four sisters Funeral arrangements not complete Body resting at Gif fin Funeral Home Capon Bridge WV Mrs Pauline Mauck 61 of 376 Shenandoah Ave died at Winchester Me mor Hospital Born in Frederick County daughter of Harrison and Bessie Foreman Wife of Clyde B Mauck married November 16 1920 Member of Noakesville Brethren Church and Ladies Home Demonstration Club Survived by husband sons and daughters William and Harrison Mauck of Alexandria Mrs Helen Rudolph Mrs George Brown and Mrs Nancy McFarland of Winchester Mrs Winifred Gordon of Arlington and Mrs Dorothy Garman Allen Mauck and Terry Mauck of Manassas Two sisters Mrs Ruby Link and Mrs Blanche Shoemaker Gore Three brothers Ira Ray and Cecil Foreman Gore Burial at Ebenezer Cemetery Funeral service on Saturday 2 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev George Tinsman
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Ment
Finley Largent
Slanes- Pee Ieeteekal Comn Memorial Cum
Hampshire County
W. Va
Scott Largent
Belle Alkire Largent
Claudine Sanders
Washington, D.C
Hollywood
Fla
Helen
Marie Whitacre
Capon Bridge
Eleanor Patterson
Romney
Russell Sargent
Slanesville
Ward 1
Denzil Kent
Cumberland
Ildren
Edith Hopkins
Minnie Powers
Paw Paw
Bertha Spencer
Willard
Ohio
Giffin Funeral Home
W.va
Pauline P. Mauck
Shenandoah Ave
Winchester Men Hospital
William B. Mauck
Harrison E. Mauck
Alexandria
Helen Rudolph
George Brown
Nancy McFarland
Winchester
Winifred Gordon
Arlington
Dorothy Garman
Allen G. Mauck
Terry D. Mauck
Manassas
Ruby Link
Blanche Shoemaker
Gore
Ira Foreman
Ray Foreman
Cecil Foreman
Jones Funeral Home
George Tinsman
Noakesville
Funeral service for Marshal James Howe held at Jones Funeral Home
The funeral for Marshal James Howe, who died Tuesday, was conducted this afternoon by Rev Joseph S Ducknall of Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church. Pallbearers were Charles Arm el, Kenneth Larrick, Forrest Fore man, Lee Smith, Maynard Mc Kee and Skeeter Grubbs. Burial followed at Cedar Grove Cemetery near Mt. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshal James Howe
Jones Funeral Home
Joseph S. Ducknall
Highland Memorial Presbyterian Church
Charles Armel
Kenneth Larrick
Forrest Foreman
Lee Smith
Maynard McKee
Skeeter Grubbs
Cedar Grove Cemetery
Mt. Jackson
Charles W Hensell obituary notices in Grimes
Charles W Hensell 83 of Grimes died at home after a long illness. He was born in Grimes, son of David Hensell and Lucy McCormick. Survived by wife Dessie Unger whom he married Sept 2 1931 in Berkeley Springs W Va, two nephews Nelson and Leslie Hensell, two great nieces Mrs Paul Shirkey and Mrs Earl Smallwood, and one great great niece Mrs Eddie Larrick. Funeral at Galilee Christian Church conducted by Rev Grady Spry. Remains rest at Jones Funeral Home until Saturday 12 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wesley Hensell
Grimes
Mr. Hensell
David H
Lucy McCormick Hensell
Dessie Unger
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Galilee Christian Church
Nelson C. Hensell
Leslie Hensell
Paul Shirkey
Brucetown
Earl Smallwood
Rest
Eddie Larrick
Grady Spry
Jones Funeral Home
Burial at Galilee Cemetery to Follow Church Service
The final rites are to be held with burial in Galilee Cemetery following the church service. Details about participants or dates are not provided in the readable text.
Rotary Governor to Address Warren Club Tomorrow
Emmett A Stover, Rotary District governor, will visit the Warren club and address members. He will discuss administration and service activities with president F D Whitworth during his annual circuit to 47 clubs in the Shenandoah Valley Western Virginia and East Tennessee district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Warren Club
Front Royal
Emmett A Stover
Rotary Club
F. D. Whitworth
Stover
Shenandoah Valley
Virginia
East
Tennessee
Warren Collectors Plan Exhibit For County Fair
The Northern Virginia Numismatic Society discussed an educational exhibit for the Warren County Fair to run September 7 to 12. Treasurer E. O. Neace said space was available. President Anna Rife announced a further meeting August 11 at the Warren Motel Hotel. A coin auction occurred with Neace acting as auctioneer and membership cards issued to senior and junior members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Northern Virginia Numismatic Society
E. 0. Neace
The
Coin Collectors’ Club
Warren County Fair
Anna Rife
Warren Motel
Neuce
Eisenhower Appoints Head Of Aid Study Committee
A study panel created by Eisenhower, approved by the secretary of state, examined military and economic aid priorities. It issued its third interim report and was sent to Congress with no recommendations. The House subcommittee had a history of similar mismanagement criticisms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of State
Eisenhower
Congress
House Subcommittee
Warren Youth Pleads Guilty To Mob Charge
Warren County Circuit Court heard Warren Kibler a Front Royal youth plead guilty to assembling with five others for assault and battery. Sentencing postponed. Kibler among six youths linked to a June 13 attack near Low Water Bridge causing 600 dollars damage to a car and injuring a woman. Other defendants include John Downing Jr Harold Newman William Mathews John Flynn and DeWitt Robinson. Trial dates set and defense appointed. Kinsey case continued to September term with bond set at 5000 and Labor Day holiday affecting schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Buford Lynn Kibler
Warren County
Kibler
Low Water Bridge
Edith Johnesn
Frederick Harold Hiatt
John F. Ewell
Otto N. Tucker
Alexandria
Boatwright Committee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Charles Lester Kinsey
West Berlin Tensions Rise Over German Reunification Talks
The East West German question dominates a meeting of foreign ministers as Gromyko rejects Western proposals, insisting on equal reunification. Eisenhower links a Geneva progress to a possible summit, while Khrushchev touts a summit as reducing tension, using Berlin threats to press Western leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Gromyko
Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
Khrushchev
Warsaw
Khrushcev
Witness describes severe intoxication case at residence
A man testified that a woman appeared drunk at a home where wine and beer bottles were visible. Police said the baby likely would have died if left another day. Tom Gulick of Strasburg was found intoxicated and charged with being drunk in public. Officers Zirkle and Lucas assisted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messenger
Tom Gulick
Strasburg
Frankie Zirkle
Lucas
Nixon Opens 11 day Soviet Visit With Peace Plea
Nixon arrived in Moscow aboard a 4 800 mile jet with 35 official aides and 70 news representatives. He greeted crowds at the airport before heading to Spaso House for briefings and prepared a speech urging friendship and open dialogue with the Soviet leadership amid talks on Captive Nations Week and tensions over capitalism.
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Nixon
U.S
Spaso House
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Eisenhower
Milton Eisenhower
Thompson
Moscow Radio
Poland
Khrushchev
Sports Palace
United States
Warsaw
Pravda
Communist Party
Kozlov
New York
Pat
Washington
Soviet Union
Alaska
Public Hearing on Route 81 Location in Virginia
A public hearing will be held by a Virginia Department of Highways representative in the Strasburg Fire House auditorium Strasburg Virginia on August 19 1959 at 10 00 am to consider the proposed Route 81 location from the Route 42 intersection at Woodstock south to 0 5 mile south of Route 277 at Stephens City in Shenandoah Warren and Frederick Counties. Attending officials include E P Barrow G Wallace Carper W N Chinn Jr S S Flythe S D May Burgess E Nelson S W Rawls W N Sclater Jr Tucker C Watkins Jr and the State Highway Commission of Virginia. July 9 1959.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Department of Highways
Strasburg
Virginia
Woodstock
Stephens City
Shenandoah
Warren
Frederick
E. P. Barrow
G. Wallace Carper
W.N. Chinn, Jr
S. S. Flythe
S. D
May Burgess E. Nelson
S. W. Rawls
W.N. Sclater, Jr. Tucker C. Watkins, Jr
State Highway Commission of Virginia
Lunn supply origins and 1954 army facility plan debated
The text notes MRS Lunn supply origins and mentions the 1954 authorization for the Army Secretary to develop classified facilities via condemnation. It also records Mr Gian Greco arguing the government should not reveal plans in national security interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the Army
Giangreco
Gaines and Jacqueline Escorted From Airport Scene
Police conducted an exhaustive search of airport grounds and surrounding marshes aided by a Coast Guard helicopter. Gaines and his brother George joined investigators as youths with ducktail haircuts were spotted near the airport amid frantic efforts to locate Jacqueline who has not been declared a kidnapping.
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Page 1
Gaines Goodby
Jacqueline
Coast Guard
Gaines
FBI
Newark
Harts
George
Cincinnati
Ies
Local Sales Directory Listings for Winchester and Clarke County
A July listings page details multiple auctions and sales in Frederick and Clarke counties. Items include furniture antiques real estate cattle and farm implements. Auctioneers named include Bobby Evans E T Snider Charles R Duvall and W D Orndorff among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. O. Slonaker
Ridgeway
W. Va
W. Strong Lewis
Ham’s
Paper Mill Road
Bobby Evans
W. R. Prince
Justa McDonald
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
City of Winchester
Buddy Artrip
Joseph B. Newlin
Frederick County
E. T. Snider
James E. Wisecarver
Rt. 522
Charles R. Duvall
Ward Deimier
Clearbrook
Clarke County
W. D. Orndorff
Mathew Ebersole
S. Cameron St
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Ww. E. Edwards
Calrke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County Farm
Weather summary for Virginia and word of the day
The weather page reports fair skies in Virginia with warm humid conditions continuing into afternoon and night followed by Friday with scattered storms. A small note features a vocabulary word parabolic defined as allegoric with emphasis on the third syllable.
Rainfall Report and Peripheral Data From 1959
Rainfall in the past four hours ending 8 30 a m shows none. July rainfall to date 3 84 inches and 1959 year to date 18 59 inches. Average annual rainfall for 46 years is 36 85 inches with monthly averages listed. Also includes scattered words on carburetor tungsten painters Luxembourg Montreal David Livingston Saturn submarine and quoted phrase my employer and I
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luxembourg
Montreal
David Livingston
Saturn
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Mrs. Finley Largent
Mrs. Clyde Mauck
Howe Service
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Charles W. Hensell
Galilee
H. L. Mills
H. L. Mills Gasoline Station
Cameron MO
Piccadilly St
Hill’s
TOY Store
N. Loudoun
Ome
Associated Press
Albany
Atlantic
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Mrs. Lunn
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Summit Point
Haut
Ferguson
T-55 International
New Holland
Wisconsin
David Bradley
Briggs and Stratton
New Idea
E. Moreland
Slonaker's Grocery
U.S. 11
Bedrom
B. C. Slonaker
W. Strong Lewis, Auctioneer
Payne Chapel
J. C. Higgins
Plymouth
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