Obituary of John W. Grove 73 Cedarville farmer merchant
John W. Grove 73 of Cedarville died at home early today. He was born in Warren a son of the late Isaac and Elizabeth Grove. He was a farmer and general merchant with a Cedarville store for 38 years. Survived by wife Ina Carper Grove three daughters Lucille Grove Belgrade Yugoslavia, Mrs Harry Hoskins Front Royal, Martha Grove at home a brother il son Grove Cedarville and grandsons. Funeral Tuesday at 2 p.m. Scott Funeral Home Front Royal with burial in Reliance. Pallbearers are Howard Grove Charles Grove Yacy Grove Mateer Grove Thomas Grove and Julian Grove.
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John W. Grove
Cedar
Warren
Isaac
Zabeth Grove
Cedarville
Ina Carper Grove
Lucille Grove
Beldrade
Yugoslavia
Harry Hoskins
Front Royal
Martha Grove
Il Son
Grove
Scott Funeral Home
Reliance
Howard Grove
Charles Grove Yacy Grove
Mateer Grove
Thomas Grove
Julian Grove
William B. Shiner 79 Died in Mc Beale Pennsylvania
William B. Shiner 79 of Mc Beale PA died Thursday. He was born in Winchester. Survivors include his widow. Funeral will be in McDaniel Monday afternoon.
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William R. Shiner
McBeale
Winchester
McDaniel
Bland Funeral Notice Reveals Family Roles
Mrs. Clarence Bland and Mrs. Della P. Bland, both of Gapon Springs, are noted in a death notice. The 74 year old woman died Friday afternoon shortly after admission, with services likely planned locally.
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Della P. Bland
Gapon Springs
Capon Springs Woman Dies. Services Pending
The Capon Springs resident, daughter of the late Elias and Gertrude Brill, wife of the late Clarence Bland, survived by son Keith Bland and grandson William Keith Bland, both of Myersville. A member of the E.U.B. Church and longtime hotel employee. Body awaiting funeral arrangements at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Capon Springs
Elias and
Gertrude Anderson Brill
Clarence Bland
Keith Bland
Myersville
William Keith Bland
E.U.B. Church
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Negroes and Whites Clash at Bessem er Pool
In Chicago a clash at the Bessem er pool drew about 750 people, with roughly 50 Black poolgoers and many whites. Fourteen arrested for disorderly conduct or unlawful assembly. over 100 officers involved. two officers injured. two Black men jailed 21 days. several charges dismissed.
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Chicago
Bessemer Pool
Bettis charged after Route 340 crash injures none
West Virginia State Trooper R. R. Truex reports Bettis driving a 1955 Ford on Route 340 at 1 a.m. lost control, hit a 1956 Studebaker driven by Elden Ray Bailey, then a 1957 DeSoto driven by Warren Baker, and a 1955 Buick driven by Stull. Bettis to be charged with driving under the influence. Damages totaled 375 in a separate collision at Boscawen and Stewart streets between a 1959 Plymouth and a 1958 Chevrolet. Odell Elder and David Malcolm Spicer the drivers. No injuries reported in a second mishap on Route 11 near Winchester.
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West Virginia
R. R. Truex
Bettis
Truex
Boscawen
Stewart St
H. Lindamood
Charles C. Hill
Odell Elder
Allison Ave
Winchester
David Malcolm Spicer
Glaize Ave
Rt. 11
Bauserman
William T. Farmer
Tampa
Fla
Charles Leroy Boone
Stephens City
Local Hospital Manager Homer Alberti Dies
Homer Alberti a hospital business manager and former Kansas City banker died after a career spanning the School of Hospital Administration and Bethany Hospital. He served as elder at First Presbyterian and held Rotary and Masonic ranks. Survived by wife Sarah Hamilton and 13 year old twins Homer E. Alberti Jr and Sarah Ann Alberti. arrival of family pending.
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Pital Association
School For Hospital Administrators
Medical College of Virginia
First Presbyterian Church
Rotary Club
Winchester- Frederick County
Kansas Commercial College
Commercial National Bank
Kansas City
Sevice
State Bank
Alberti
Brotherhood State Bank
Bethany Hospital
Sarah Hamilton
Memorial Hospital
Homer E. Alberti, Jr
Sarah Ann Alberti
European lab nears milestone in proton collider design
At CERN in Switzerland eight years of design and testing culminate in a proton accelerator led by Dr. Leland J. Haworth and Dr. G. K. Green. Protons accelerate to 186000 miles per second around a 240 magnet ring, then smash targets to study nuclear debris. Experimental work begins this fall with university and lab staff preparing for three eight hour shifts daily.
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European Organization For Nuclear Research
Switzerland
Leland J. Haworth
G. K. Green
Jurisdiction Question In Prince Edward County Case
U S District Judge Orean Kek Lewis considers whether federal courts can order Prince Edward County to reopen public schools, amid NAACP efforts to add defendants and compel operation of desegregated schools. Denny argues lack of constitutional obligation. Hill contends accountability for acts thwarting court orders. A ruling is expected in days.
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Richmond
Prince Edward County
U .S
Orean Kek
Lewis
Negros
Prince Edward Casel Board
NAACP
Oliver Hill
Samuel Tucker
Collins Denny
Prince Edward
Denny
Hill
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
French Send Rebel To Guillotine
Abderramahine Laklifi, 28, was executed before dawn at a Lyons prison after a brief Moslem prayer. The Algerian rebel was condemned by a French military court for leading a commando unit that attacked a Lyons police station in September 1958 wounding several people. Khrushchev appealed to de Gaulle to spare his life but France carried out the sentence.
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Paris
Nikita Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Abderramahine Laklifi
Lyons
Lakhfi
Congo Urges Immediate Belgian Troop Evacuation
The Congolese government insists on immediate UN evacuation of Belgian troops from the Congo. Belgium agrees to relocate 1,500 soldiers to Belgium, marking the first troop withdrawal since the crisis began.
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African Republic
Katanga
Congo
Kashamura
U. N. Security Council
Lao Delanni Tgium
Belgium
Chang under Rhee for near four years eyes prime minister post
Signs of a party split emerge as Yoon Bo song 62 leads a conservative old line faction seeking to wrest the premiership from Chang who has held the role for nearly four years under Rhee.
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Rhee
Yoon Bo-song
OCD Warning Chief Speaker At Ham Fest
Allen R Edwards head of the Ashington Warning Area Control will open the tenth annual Hamfest by Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club on Aug 6 7. He will discuss amateur radio roles and present an illustrated briefing at the Lee Jackson dining room Aug 6 at 6 30 p.m. Reservations are being taken from radio amateurs families and friends across the state surrounding areas and DC. Sunday program at Winchester Armory starts 9 a.m. with registration equipment displays prize drawings and entertainment. Don Pless is club president Philip Hunter activities chairman.
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Allen R. Edwards
Ashington Warning Area
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Shenandoah Valley
District of Columbia
Richard E. Rush
Winchester Armory
Don Pless
Earth Mover Crashes Man at Dam Site
Locust Grove man William Dewey Sledd, 61, was killed when a large earth moving machine backed over him while cutting a diversionary channel at Smith Mountain Dam on the Bedford County side of the Roanoke River.
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Gretna
Smith Mountain
William Dewey Sledd
Bedford County
Roanoke River
Kennedy Johnson agenda items touch on wages farms and civil rights
Kennedy and Johnson outline a broad program including multibillion dollars for education housing and mutual security and minimum wage legislation. They discuss coordination with House committees and possible civil rights measures while noting campaign timing and potential Democratic dissent.
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Johnson
Congress
Vice
Richard M. Nixon
Senate
Nixon
Kennedy
Democratic Congress
Eisenhower
Texas
Cape Cod
Otis Air Force Base
Adlai E. Stevenson
David K. E. Bruce
New Windsor
Backyard Chefs Demonstrate Skill Across Millions of Grills
An estimated 12 million outdoor grills across the United States showcase backyard chefs displaying culinary skill.
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United States
Miss McMurray Reports Congo Mission In Refugee Status
Miss Charlotte McMurray, sponsored by First Presbyterian Church, writes from Salisbury Southern Rhodesia that Congo missionaries are refugees. She and other evacuees traveled by air from Kanina to Salisbury and await Congo stability before returning, noting independence changes and ongoing church leadership duties. The Maryland area measures 10 577 square miles with 690 inland water surface.
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Charlotte McMurray
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Miss McMurray
First Presbyterian Church
Belgian Congo
L. A. McMurray
Congo
Kanina
Hugh Monster
Maryland
Denny's Commission Auction and Williams Fruit Market Sale
Auction notices list sales at a furniture and electricals auction east of Winchester on Route 7 on August 13 at 1 p.m. Orn Dorff and Col Auctioneers handle the event. Also Williams Fruit Market five miles north of Winchester on Route 11 offers grocery stock equipment and real estate. Dennis T. Cole is listed as auctioneer.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and
Col
Williams Fruit Market
Dennis T. Cole
Weather Today in Port Virginia Forecast Details
Port Virginia forecast shows partly cloudy tonight with low near 60s and coastal highs around 70s. Sunday brings mostly sunny skies and cooler temperatures. Winchester skies note sunset at 7:27 p.m. and high of 86 with a low of 63 today.
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Port Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals and Averages for Current Year
The report lists rainfall to date at 3.44 inches for the period ending July 6 and 27.51 inches for the current year. It notes average annual rainfall over 47 years at 36.85 inches and monthly averages with June at 3.85 and July at 3.89 inches.
Youth Hurt As Bicycle Strikes Car
Denny Simpson aged 10 of 724 S Loudoun St was injured yesterday when his bicycle collided with a 1950 Plymouth driven by Virgil Louis Marrale of Cumberland. He suffered a cut on the ear and thigh. the crash occurred at Gerrard and Loudoun Streets at 6 p.m when the youth ran a red light.
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Denny Simpson
S. Loudoun St
L. S. Dunn
Loudoun St
Virgil Louis Marrale
Cumberland
Gerrard and
Loudoun Sts
Mrs. Bromley Breaks Hip in Fall at Home
Mrs. John Bromley 84 suffered a broken hip after a fall near her bed last night. She was reported to be doing well at Memorial Hospital. A family member said the mishap happened around 9 PM while she was alone. the Rescue Squad was called after relatives arrived.
Smoking Stove Reported On Cameron Street
Firefighters were called to 500 block N Cameron St yesterday at 5 50 p m for an overheated cooking stove with a smoking wick. South End and Sarah Zane answered the alarm. No fire or damage was reported.
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Cameron St
South End
Sarah Zane
Chinese Communists Fire at Quemoy Islands
The Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry reports 89 shells fired at the Quemoy Islands on Friday by Communist forces.
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Quemoy
Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Defense Ministry
Field Fire at Swimley Burns Acres on Anderson Farm
Several acres burned yesterday afternoon at the Anderson farm near Swimley. John H. Enders firemen from Berryville answered the alarm at 3 p.m. Cause of the field fire is unknown.
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Anderson
Swimley
John H. Enders
Berryville
Pa w t u c k e t t R I to Madison and more
The list presents multiple prompts with locations and subjects including Pawtucket Rhode Island Madison Wisconsin stationery a treaty of Ghent John Howard Payne and references to Koran Gilbert and Sullivan the number 33 and the thirteenth.
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Pawtuckett
R. I
Madison
Wisconsin
Ghent
John Howard Payne
Yes
Koran
Gilbert and Sullivan
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Homer
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Home Improvement Headquarters
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E. Piccadilly St. Winchester
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