Obituary of Miss Maryanna Elizabeth Krouse
Miss Maryanna Elizabeth Krouse 52 of 306 Treadwell Street Berryville died Saturday at Sheltering Arms Hospital after extended illness. Born January 13, 1910 in New Jersey to Jo G. and Josephine Ginn she worked in the Frederick County system before retirement. Survived by brother Joseph M. Krouse Harrisonburg sister Mrs Loring C Rackeley Berryville and a step mother Helen C Krouse. Funeral 3 p.m. tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev Robert Goshorn. Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryanna Elizabeth
Treadwell Street
Berryville
Sheltering Arms Hospital
N. J
Jo G
Josephine Ginn
Krouse
Frederick County
Joseph M. Krouse
Harrisonburg
Loring C. Rackeley
Helen C. Krouse
John H. Enders
Robert Goshorn
Paeta
Mt. Hebron
Winchester
Local Man James Embrey Dies After War Service
James J. Embrey, 37, died Saturday in Veterans Hospital, Bronx, WY. A former city resident, he worked at Miller's Hardware Co before entering the Navy in World War II and later served as assistant manager of Hable's Palace Theater. He is survived by his wife Stella Charusey.
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James J. Embrey
Veterans Hospital
Bronx
Miller’s Hardware Co
Hable’s Palace Theater
Stella Charusey
Injuries From Weekend Accidents On Rt 11 South
Six people were hospitalized after two motor vehicle crashes on Rt 11 South over the weekend. State Police had no details. Helen Morris and Jerry Morris of Front Royal and Charles Ritter of Letown were treated at about 1 a.m. by Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad. On Saturday at 8:20 p.m. a Dayton couple and their daughter were taken to the hospital after a single car crash near the Copper Lamp Inn. Russell Moubriy and his wife and daughter were involved.
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Rt. 11
Helen Morris
Jerry Morris
Front Royal
Charles Ritter
Letown
Winchester
Dayton, D
Copper Lamp Inn
Russell Moubriy
Deb
Virginia Peach Crop Moving Rapidly to Market
The State Dept. of Agriculture reports Virginia peaches entering a volume movement to market and expected to continue through September. Production is forecast at 16 million bushels, about 100 thousand more than last year, with good quality and size due to a favorable growing season.
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State Dept. of Agriculture
Virginia
Funeral services for veteran with local survivors listed
Three daughters Sandra Sharon and Donna his mother Mrs Velma Embrey and one sister Mrs Cletus H Triplett both of this city attended the service. A graveside service will be by the Veterans of Foreign Wars at Pinelawn Cemetery in the Bronx New York following a Wednesday morning funeral.
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Sandra
Sharon
Donna
Velma Embrey
Cletus H. Triplett
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Pinelawn Cemetery
Bronx
N. Y
Death notice for Herman J. Klocke of Cincinnati
Herman J. Klocke 83 of Amherst died Saturday at 2 45 p m at home. Born August 18 1878 in Cincinnati he was a son of Peter and Elizabeth Graf Klocke. Survived by daughter Mrs Herbert G Wessendorp and son H Leary Klocke, both of Cincinnati, and sister Mrs Mary M. James. He belonged to Sacred Heart Church and Holy Name Society. Funeral conducted Thursday at 9 a m at Lady of Grace Church, Cincinnati. Burial in St Joseph Cemetery. Body at Omps Funeral Home until this afternoon, then to B J Meyer Colonial Funeral Home.
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Herman John Klocke
Amherst
Cincinnati
Ohio
Peter
Elizabeth Graf Klocke
Elizabeth Johns
Klocke
Electric Auto-Lite Ca
Herbert G. Wessendorp
City
H. Leary Klocke
Mary M. James
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Lady of Grace Catholic Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Omps Funeral Home
B. J. Meyer Colonial Funeral Home
Radiant Balloon Aids Stomach Cancer Diagnosis
Dr. Norman B. Ackerman described a radiant balloon technique using radioactive phosphorus to stain a latex coated balloon inside the stomach. The pattern of light sensitive emulsion streaks reveals cancer presence with higher reliability after testing on about 400 patients.
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Norman B. Ackerman
The
Univer. of Minnesota Medical School
Ackerman
Waltman Waters
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Mayo
Thirty Hurt In Lynchburg Area Bus Crash
An intercity Trailways bus carrying about 40 passengers veered off the Lynchburg bypass median, struck a guard rail, and plunged down an embankment. Thirty were injured, including Lillie Walker Conley 47 of New York City with a fractured ankle. her daughter Christine 12 was not injured but stayed at the hospital with her mother. Driver Thurman Barney 37 of Danville Va. and the remaining passengers received treatment and continued on later.
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Lynchburg
de Ealy Ee
Regen Apmeies
Lillie Walker Conley
New York City
Lynchburg General Hospital
Christine
W. J. Payne
Trailways
Carolina Coach Co
Tallahassee
Fla
New York
Thurman Barney
Danville
Youth Killed At Birthday Celebration In Falls Church
Kenneth Collis, 20, died when a porch collapsed at an abandoned house used for a birthday party in Falls Church Fairfax County. Claire O Ducker Jr 18 suffered injuries. seven youths attended the beer celebration at the federally owned site slated for a Chantilly airport.
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Burke
Falls Church
Fairfax County
Kenneth Collis
Claire O. Ducker Jr
Fairfax County Hospital
Stanley Dodson
Ducker
Chantilly
Plans to Divert River Jordan Said by Syria PM
Damascus reports Prime Minister Bashir Azmeh claimed Israel will divert the Jordan River next winter to pressure Arabs into a peace deal through the United Nations. He praised four rockets fired by the United Arab Republic and said any weapon in Arab hands serves all Arabs. Charley Metro, coach for the Chicago Cubs, once led nine minor league teams including Denver in 1961.
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Damascus
Syria
Bashir Azmeh
Israel
Jordan
United Nations
Azmeh
United Arab Republic
Charley Metro
Chicago Cubs
Denver
Yale Medical School to Build 9-Story Lab in New Haven
Yale University's School of Medicine announced a nine story laboratory project in New Haven costing 4.2 million dollars with completion planned for 1964. The building will house the Department of Epidemiology and Public Health and serve as the Rockefeller Foundation virus laboratories headquarters formerly in New York City. The Rockefeller Foundation will contribute 1.5 million dollars toward the project.
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New Haven, Conn
Yale University
School of Medicine
Yale Department of Epidemiology & Public Health
Rockefeller Foundation Virus Laboratories
New York City
Rockefeller Foundation
Hulk of Sub Dredged From Bottom of Sea
The hulk of an Austrian Hungarian submarine sunk in World War I was dredged up from the Adriatic Sea and brought to Grado Italy. The Italian navy said the sub likely carried about 30 crew when it went down in 1916, probably after hitting a mine.
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Grado
Italy
Radio announcer Pierre Andre dies at 62 in Evanston
Pierre Andre a veteran radio announcer with 34 years in the field died Saturday in Evanston. He started as an announcer in Minnesota before joining the WGN staff in Chicago in 1930.
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Evanston, Ill
Pierre Andre
Minnesota
Chicago
WGN
Rainfall Outlook and Temperature Changes This Week
Rainfall storms sweep the state this afternoon and tonight with showers again around Thursday. Tuesday will be cooler and less humid with temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal, then a little warmer Wednesday and cooler again Friday and Saturday. July rainfall so far totals 5.33 inches, 1962 year-to-date 27.19 inches, 49-year average 36.96 inches.
Members Urged To Attend Chamber Meet
Conrad G. Follansbee, manager of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce, urged all members to attend a special meeting at 8 p.m. in the George Washington Hotel to discuss proposed by law revisions and ask questions about services. Heads of chamber committees will discuss activities and a report on industrial development. Dartmouth lacrosse captain John Walters led the nation with 65 points in 10 games.
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Conrad G. Follansbee
Winchester-Frederick County
Dartmouth Lacrosse
John Walters
West Hempstead
N.Y
Estate and Auction Listings for Winchester and Vicinity
Auction directory listing multiple sales around Winchester and Berryville Virginia area. Contents include home furnishings appliances and farm items with dates July 25 to Aug 4 led by auctioneers Duvall Orndorff Mauck Armstrong and Snarr Jr. from 7 p.m. to 1 p.m. on various dates at 324 Kern St Millwood Ave Route 7 Burns Farm and Frederick County Court House locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas C. Adams
Kern St
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
J. H. Riley
Millwood Ave
Shamrock Motel
Denny’s
Orndorff & Cole
James R. Carroll
Berryville
Kenneth Athey
Charles Town
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
T. G. Mauck
Wadesville
Goldie M. Armstrong
E. Germain St
George G. Snarr, JR
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County Real Estate
Weather Elsewhere Quiz Answers Report
The page lists I Q questions and answers for a weather related quiz with items including James Finemore Cooper, false, yes, shake, north, a shrimplike crustacean, oases, enclosed places, vegetable, and German.
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I. Q
James Finemore Cooper
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DuPont “Dutux
John W
Rosenberger
Commerce St
DuPont Paints
Haines
E. Cork St
Herman J. Klocke
Te Erik Smalts
NIE Inc
Order OF the Golden Rule
Frank Carey
Associated Press
Moscow
Yale Medical School
Loudoun Street
Montgomery Ward
Gines
Montgomery Ward & CO
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Brumback
N. Cameron
Associated Press Law
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Boston
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Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
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Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Seattle
Tampa
Washington
Lavin
Zane Bye
S &H
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Rt. 50
Berkline
Hassock
Remington
P. F
Congregational Christian Church
Apple Growers
Philadelph
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