Miller widow dies. services planned in Virginia and West Virginia
Mrs. Miller of Hampshire County West Virginia died in a hospital yesterday aged widow of Robert E. Miller. She leaves a son Russell C. Miller Route 2 and daughter Mrs. William Kelsoe Gore with whom she lived seven grandchildren 15 great grandchildren a brother Dora Eaton and a sister Mrs Marguerite Noted. She belonged to Sandy Ridge Christian Church. Funeral will be at Fairview Lutheran Church tomorrow at 2 30 p m with burial in Fairview Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Funeral also held Wednesday at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg for Earl Willey and Josiah Anrew. Burial in Mountain View Memorial Park Waterlick. Pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers from Walter Cooley Sunday School class.
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Ato
Robert E. Miller
Hampshire County
W. Va
John W
Annie Sirbaugh Eaton
Russell C. Miller
Route 2
William Kelsoe
Gore
Dora Eaton
North River Mills
Marguerite Netherton
Earl Willey
Strasburg
Elizabeth Willey
Vera Réeder
East Pa
Stover
Josiah Anrew
Mountain View Memorial Park
Waterlick
Ray Ae Olds
Lynn Chapman
Lloyd McGrady
Paul Crabill
Allen Gardner
Kenneth Robinson
Walter Cooley
Frances Willey Ritenour dies at 54 in Strasburg
Mrs Frances Willey Ritenour widow of Raymond F Ritenour Sr died early today at her home near Strasburg following a June death. She was born in Middletown, daughter of the late James L Willey and Mary Elizabeth Mahen. Survived by a son Raymond F Ritenour Jr three sisters and a brother R
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Frances Willey Ritenour
Raymond F. Ritenour, Sr
Strasburg
Middletown
James L. Willey
Mary Elizabeth Maihen
Raymond F. Ritenour, Jr
Death notices for Theodore Haines in Bluefield WV
Theodore Allen Haines 74 died yesterday at his sister Mary Graham's home in Bluefield West Virginia. Former Hyntman Pennsylvania resident born Pleasant Dale West Virginia he worked for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad until 1951. Survived by two sons Robert and Paul, daughter Rosemary Lewis, 15 grandchildren, one great grandchild, three sisters and one brother. Services at 2 30 p m tomorrow at McKee Funeral Home Augusta burial Greenmount Cemetery Cumberland Maryland.
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Theodore Allen Haines
Mary Graham
Bluefield
W. Va
Hyntman, Pa
Pleasant Dale
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ethel Beall
Robert Haines
Potomac Park
Paul Haines
Rosemary Lewis
Reisterstown
Myrtle Kerns
Bess Coffman
Augusta
Audrey Galladay
Great Cacapon
Robert E. Haines
McKee
Greenmount Cemetery
Cumberland
Strasburg Fire Carnival Opens This Evening
The Strasburg Fire Department hosts a week long Carnival highlighted by a Wednesday firemen parade. A record crowd is expected to view the parade featuring firemen and equipment with bands from North.
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Strasburg
Clarke Teachers Attend VEA Local Leaders Conference
Four Clarke County teachers including William L. Boyce and Mrs. Joseph Cepelka from Clarke Central Elementary School will attend the Local Leaders Conference of the Virginia Education Association at Madison College Wednesday through Friday. Allan West of the National Education Association will give the keynote on Professional Teachers Working Through Professional Channels.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Virginia Education Association
Madison College
William L. Boyce
Joseph Cepelka
Clarkeryville Elentary School
Allan West
National Education Association
Longtime Rochester pharmacist foresees end of corner drugstore
Andrew A Romano a druggist for 50 years told the Pharmacy Society of Rochester at a dinner he believes the corner drug store will soon vanish and that in 100 years drugs will conquer major diseases leaving few traditional outlets.
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Rochester, N. Y.P
Andrew A. Romano
Pharmacy Society of Rochester
Auction notices listed for August in Martinsburg area
Denny's Commission Auction near Route 7 East of Winchester bids items from furniture to appliances. Orndorff and Cole Auctioneers. Ralph W. Horst salesman manager on Route 11 east of Marion Pa with farm machinery. Elizabeth Palmer sale west of Winchester on Route 50. E P Lee Morgan Acres Bunker Hill Herefords. Joseph A Massie Jr Trustee front of Frederick County Court House Stonewall District farm sale.
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Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
D.S.T
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Elizabeth Palmer
E. P. Lee Morgan Acres
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Owen Thomas II
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Stonewall
Charles R. Duvalli
Virginia farmers boost soil sampling to record levels
Virginia farmers increased their use of soil sampling services at Virginia Tech, testing 77,353 samples last year, up from 68,391 the year before. Top counties include Carroll and Augusta, with December and January the busiest months.
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Virginia Polo
W. W. Lewis
VPI
Carroll
Augusta
Pittsylvania
Nansemond
Southampton
Bedford
Washington
Rockingham
Franklin
Lewis
Albemarle
Charlotte
Culpeper
Faugier
Floyd
Grayson
Greenville
Halifax
Isle of Wight
Lee
Loudoun
Mecklenburg
Nanseman Patrick
Rockbridge
Southhampton
Washington and
Wythe
China Official Ends Visit to Williamsburg
Republic of China vice president Chen Cheng wrapped up a brief weekend stay in Williamsburg with his wife and delegation. They left by car for Patrick Henry Airport en route to Washington after touring the restored capital and dining at local venues.
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Williamsburg
America
Republic of China
Chen Cheng
Washington
Cheng
Patrick Henry
Kennedy
San Francisco
Williamsburg Inn
Kings’ Arms
Moody House
Clement Conger
State Department
Shen Chang-huan
George Yen
John Borden and Ma Elizabeth Borden Hines Die in New York and Michigan
John Borden aged 78 of West Spring Lake Michigan, retired financier and explorer, father-in-law of Adlai E Stevenson, died after a long illness. Ellen Borden Stevenson, his daughter and former wife of the U S ambassador to the United Nations, also noted. Ma Elizabeth Borden Hines, 52, widow of Ralph J Hines, former lumber company president, died in New York Saturday.
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West
Spring Lake
Mich
John Borden
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ellen Borden Stevenson
U. S
United Nations
Ma Elizabeth Borden Hines
Ralph J. Hines
Lumber Company
New York
Car Crash Reports and Minor Vehicle Damage
A two-vehicle collision 1.7 miles east of Winchester on Route 7 caused $600 damage to a 1949 Plymouth driven by Richard Hughes of Rockville Maryland and a 1960 Rambler station wagon operated by James Henry Morris of Boyce. No injuries. A Berryville Avenue incident involved Edwin P. Dick backing a 1960 Pontiac. gas pedal stuck and struck a parked 1952 Buick owned by Georgia Mae Russell.
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Winchester
D. A. Sheetz
Richard Hughes
Rockville
James Henry Morris
Boyce
Mr. Hughes
Morris
Berryville Ave
Fred Hildebrand
Edwin P. Dick
Georgia Mae Russell
Clearbrook
Farm Price Outlook for Virginia and U.S. Cattle Feeds 1961
Virginia farm price outlook notes no price certainty while charging that cattle on feed in 26 major states on July 1 rose 2 percent from 1960. Weight groups shift with 700 900 lb cattle driving increases. slaughter in first half 1961 remains about 4 percent above 1960. Reports from Oklahoma Texas and Montana show fall calf prices 26 28 dollars and 20 23 dollars respectively.
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Virginia
Oklahoma - Texas
Montana
Turkey
Khrushchev Draft Utopian Plan Faces Skeptics At Home Abroad
A 45 000 word Soviet manifesto promises six hour workdays free education and medical care and social benefits as part of Khrushchev's plan to coexist with the West. Critics in Britain and elsewhere dismiss it as pipe dream while praising its bold reform aims amid international intrigue.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
London
Daily Telegraph
Berlin
Daily Herald
the Herald
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Daily Sketch
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Russia
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le Peuple
Belgian Socialist Party
Stockholm
Dagens Nyheter
Japanese Foreign Office
Bigamy Indictee Cowan Captured by Local Sheriff
Robert Virgil Cowan, indicted in September 1959 on bigamy, was captured by Frederick County deputies and jailed locally. A capias existed since the indictment. he had been arrested in Greensburg Pennsylvania and sentenced there before being turned over to local authorities. No hearing date has been set.
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Robert Virgil Cowan
Frederick County
Capias
Cowan
Greensburg
McCloy Rushes Back After Berlin Talks With Khrushchev
McCloy rushed to Washington at Kennedy’s request to relay Khrushchev’s Berlin views after Kennedy’s call to expand U S armed forces. He met Khrushchev and reported the Soviet leader had not softened his Berlin position. State Department informants described the talks as frank yet cordial with sharp exchanges.
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Ture
Kennedy
Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
U. S
McCloy
Insect Damage Estimated to Ruin Crops and Timber
Entomologists estimate that insects ruin at least one tenth of man’s crops and destroy more timber each year than forest fires and fungus rot.
Sunpapers Executive E. Paul Flaherty Dies at 72
E Paul Flaherty longtime treasurer of the A S Abell Co publisher of the Sunpapers died Saturday after 43 years with the publication born in Baltimore Flaherty aged 72 was a Baltimore native and longtime Sunpapers associate
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Sunpapers Executive
Baltimore
E. Paul Flaherty
The
A. S. Abell Co
Sunpapers
Flaherty
Soviet plan sparks anti-American campaigns condemned by Japan socialist
A Japanese Socialist party spokesman Kanjiro Sato criticized the Soviet plan for intensifying anti-American and anti-imperialism campaigns in underdeveloped countries as undesirable for world peace, reflecting tension within allied voices on global strategy.
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Kanjiro Sato
Japan
Socialist Party
United States
Weather forecast for the five day period and monthly rainfall
Partly cloudy hot and humid conditions continue today tonight and Tuesday with scattered afternoon thundershowers. Five day outlook Tuesday through Saturday shows temperatures 2 3 degrees above normal. Rainfall data through today note July to date 3 40 1961 rainfall 26 41. Average monthly rainfall figures listed for past 48 years with months and values.
Observatory Reports Billion-Galaxy View Spanning Skies
The Palomar Observatory telescope reveals nearly a billion galaxies scattered across the heavens. Notes on distant cosmic structures highlight the vast reach of the universe beyond Mount Etna and Verdun, with brief weather mentions and a cryptic reference to Mars.
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Palomar Observatory
Farm Building Burned At Middletown Farm
Fire of undetermined origin destroyed a wooden granary shed and its contents at the Albert McDonald farm three miles west of Middletown Friday around 5 30 p m. The blaze was discovered by the McDonalds’ son and promptly reported. Fire units from Middletown and Stephens City fought the flames using pond and well water. the loss included corn spray material a 1 2 ton truck a tractor and a thresher with no insurance on the building or truck and limited on machinery.
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Albert McDonald
Middletown
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