Deaths and Funerals in Alexandria and Baltimore
Josef Kiger a native of Alexandria died Tuesday in an Alexandria Hospital. Funeral service was held in Alexandria with burial at National Memorial Park. Survivors include widow Mrs Lestie Carroll Lee Eiger son John P F Eiger Jr and daughter Mrs A Warne Hawks. Robert Alphens Lewis 68 of Baltimore died at a veterans hospital after eight weeks illness. he was WWI veteran and connected with Selberling Rubber Company. He never married and is survived by a niece Mrs Hilda Roche and cousins in Frederick County. Funeral for Lewis will be held Monday at 11 a m at Ompe Funeral Home.
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Kiger
Alexandria
General Audster
Alexandria National Bank
Lestie Carroll Lee Eiger
John PF. Eiger, Jr
Alexandria Ave
A Warne Hawks
Hollin Hal Vilege
Robert Alphens Lewis
Roland Ave
Baltimore
Veterans’ Hospital
Robert
Fannie Miller Lewis
Frederick Coontr
Lewis
Maryland
Selberling Rubber Company
Bourvivors
Hilda Roche
Baltamore
Frederick County
Kenneth Lewis
Ompe Funeral Home
W. C Eastridge
Teen Age Band To Play Saturday At War Memorial
The Nite-Rockers a teen age band from Kennett Square PA will play for local youths Saturday night at the War Memorial Building. They arrive tomorrow and tour guides from a teen age reception committee will show them around. The four piece group organized by James M Barnett Winchester Recreation Director will perform rock and roll and slow music. The band members include Bobby Biondi Harvey Hirach Tommy DiCecco Louis DiCecco Louis DiFilippo and Dick Peacock. An offering at the door will help cover expenses.
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Kennett Square
War Memorial Building
Moon
James M. Barnett
Winchester Recreation
Pennsylvania
Barnett
Bobby Biondi
Harvey Hirach
Tommy DiCecco
Louis DiCecco
Louis DiFilippo
Dick Peacock
Senate GOP Eyes Verdict on Jury Trial Amendment
Sen Knowland said the Senate conference may vote on a jury trial amendment by Tuesday or Wednesday after a White House breakfast with Eisenhower. Saltonstall expects most Republicans to oppose the amendment, with a close decision possibly by a margin of two to five votes.
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Sen
Knowland
California
Senate
White House
Eisenhower
Saltonstall
Russell
Alken R-Vi
Alken
Guiz Q Answers From Page Four Brief
Answers list includes Day of Christ's crucifixion, Secretary of the Navy, Moses, Reflecting and refracting, and places Fairbanks New York City Tennessee as a part of the wes.
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Guiz
Secretary of the Navy
Moses
Fairbanks
New York City
Tennessee
Wes
Two Men Burned At Promt Royal Viscose Plant
Carroll Shepard of Boyce and Giles Gore of Front Royal were burned at the Ameri can Viscose plant in Promt Royal while uncoupling a hot water line. They suffered first and second degree burns to the arms chest and neck from a 190 degree liquid splash and are listed in satisfactory condition at Warren Memorial Hospital Front Royal.
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Carroll Shepard
Boyce
Promt Royal Wednesiny
Giles Gore
Front Royal
Warren Memorial Hospital
Whitehead urges funding plan for Virginia school construction
Whitehead called on friends of public education in Virginia to back a proposal financing school construction. He aims to know by Jan 1 the June 30 1958 surplus as one million dollars balance. Comptroller Day announced general fund revenues for the year would top 272 million dollars, about 3 million above estimates after new income tax collection law.
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State Board of Education
Whitehead
Friends of Public Education
Virginia
Sidney C. Day Jr
Three Injured In Crash West Of Berryville News report
Three people were injured in a three car collision on U S Rt 7 about 73 miles west of Berryville at 5 25 pm yesterday. Damages were estimated at 890 dollars. Injured were Preston B True 58 of 1038 Loudoun St driver of a 1949 Pontiac Tommy D Lockhart 80 of 319 N Kent St passenger in the Pontiac and Neil M Braithwaite 52 of unknown address bodly sprained right ankle. A 1953 Oldsmobile driven by Pred Braithwaite of Cross Junction carried Stipe a passenger. The other car was a 1934 Chrysler driven by Leonard Roll of Ocala Florida. The wreck occurred after a turning car ahead stopped for eastbound traffic. The Chrysler sustained 850 dollars in damage, the Pontiac 590, and the Oldsmobile 250. A second two vehicle crash on U S Rt 522 seven 3 miles north of Winchester at 8 45 pm last night caused about 550 dollars damage. A 1951 Pontiac driven by Everette Kibler Jr owned by Lillian Kibler and a 1956 International tractor trailer driven by Marshal Byrd of Mt Olive NC owned by Junius Stroud Jr of Fatson NC were traveling south when the car began to turn into a private driveway and was sideswiped by the truck. The auto damage was 500 and the truck 50.
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Ree
Berryville
P. P. Click
Preston B. True
Loudoun St
Tommy D. Lockhart
Kent St
Neil M. Braithwaite
Stipe
Oldsmobile
Pred Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Chrysler
Leonard Roll
Ocala
Florida
Click
Carreler
Pontiac
U. S. Rt. 522
Winchester
Trooner Click
Everette Kibler, Jr
Lillian Kibler
Berryville Ave
Marshal Byrd
Mt. Olive
North Carolina
Junius Stroud, Jr
Fatson
N.C
Virginia Weather Forecast With July Temperatures
Parity cloudy tonight with lows in the 50s. Saturday cloudy warm and humid with highs in the 80s. Extended July outlook shows temperatures about two degrees below normal, warmer this weekend, cooler early next week, and scattered light showers possible Monday or Tuesday.
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Virginia
Auction listings for Frederick County real estate and estates
Local sales directory lists multiple auctions on July 27 and August dates in Frederick County Virginia. Items include real estate on Fairmont Avenue Winchester and Stephens City estate furnishings plus livestock and dairy cattle, with auctioneers Charles R. Duvall W. P. Artrip Jr. and others. Also notes a Corriedale sheep show in Harrisburg and property in Leesburg Virginia.
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Benham, Larrick & Woltz
Frederick County Court House
Fairmont Ave
BE. T. Snider
Dennis W. Stine
Laura I Stine
City of Winchester
Minnie V. Dinges
P. E. Lineburg
Stephens City
Charles R. Duvall
Clyde Burner
Duncan Ave
Viscose
Pront Rural
W. PF. Artrip, Jr
James Jenkins, Jr
Leesburg
S. C. Curl
Frederik County Court House
South Braddock &J. E T. Snider
G. G. Santymire
Paw Paw
Two Apprehended In City Parking Meter Breakins
Winchester police arrested Norman Edward Jenkins 18 of 327 N Loudoun St and a 16 year old youth on five counts of breaking into parking meters. Lt Warren Rudolph said a warrant was issued for Jenkins and a juvenile petition signed for the teen. The juvenile was released to parents and Jenkins was to be arraigned at 3 p.m. The offenses cover the last several weeks with about $4 missing.
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Winchester
Norman Edward Jenkins
Loudoun St
Warren Rudolph
Jenkins
Rudolph
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John F. Kriger
Josef Kiger
National Memorial Park
Robert A. Lewis
Ambulance Service
Strickler & Wagner
For All
Pineville
Harry Murphy & Bro
War Memorial
Limak
Allis-Chalmers
N. Cameron
New York
Harold Petrie
A Yum Foy
Petrie
Carmine DeSapio
W. Va
Wolverton
Rt. 11
Order of the Golden Rule
OF City Realty
Spica
Kernstown
Loy
E. Piccadilly St
Corotoman Farm
Upperville
Washington, D. C
Harold Menken
the Merriman CO
Sparks
Cockeysville
Perry, Inc
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Stephens City, Va
Littlestown
William R. Garver
Ralph L. Schucart
Chester 8. Byers
Ala
Peint
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Smithfield
Virginia Aves
John P. Allen
FE. T. Snider
LAURA
Stine Owners
Barreted Sunight
P. W. Plumly Lumber
Sunlight Paints
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