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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1948
Page
10
F. Lee Bush aged 61 dies last night at Commun. City funeral services are scheduled for 11 a.m. Monday at Scott Funeral Home with burial to follow.
A Rockingham county native and longtime Stokes Furniture Co. employee in Front Royal has died. He was married to Leslie Rhodes of Harrisonburg who predeceased him by two years. Surviving are two children Henry Lee Bush of Winchester and Mrs. Monroe Gore of Cedarville, five grandchildren and several brothers and sisters. Interment will be at Linville at 2 p m Monday.
Funeral services for Mrs. Julia C. Burns who died Friday morning will be held at Mt. Carmel Baptist Church at 4 p.m. Monday with Rev. B. S. Spriggs and Rev. Chester Comer officiating. The body rests Sunday at her daughter Daisy Grimes’s home 638 N Main St. Pallbearers include William Quigley Harry Greene and others. Interment at Orrick Cemetery. Mt Apo is the Philippines highest peak at 9610 feet.
Andrew Paulson navigates labor shortages and financing as he plans the new Branfield development. He secures lumber from the shipyard and contemplates a lucrative sanitarium project in New Jersey while balancing loyalty to Branfield and Joan. Old allies push him toward big opportunities as his grandfather’s will looms over his choices.
Lt. Defibaugh rites will be held at Bedford Pennsylvania at 2 p.m. tomorrow for Lt. William Defibaugh who was killed January 1 1945 in Belgium. Son of Charles M. Defibaugh and Mrs. Bessie McKee Defibaugh he entered service in 1942 and went overseas in 1944. He leaves his parents a brother and two sisters.
Golden Rule Bible class of Braddock Street Methodist and First Evangelical UB church plan a 9 45 a m joint service with Lewis W Fries teaching the lesson. A Brad dock St Charles Wesley choir quartet will sing. Leaders Owen A Hoagland and Curtis Blue participate. R K Woltz guest speaker at Grace Lutheran. Wesleyan Bible class at 6 Market Street Methodist church worships at 9 45 a m tomorrow.
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and the Tennessee Valley Authority inaugurate a work-study program to train agricultural engineering students in electricity for farm operation improvements in the Tennessee Valley. Two VPI students, John R. Dolinger and Blaine F. Parker, participate.
TVA officials in Chattanooga report a surge of demand from power distributors and electrical equipment makers for workers with specialized training in applying electricity to farm operations. The program aims to supply skilled labor for immediate agricultural electrical applications.
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