Deaths and Funerals Mrs Hartman 81
Mrs. Lillie V. Hartman 81, widow of Lewis J. Hartman, died yesterday at her daughter’s home near Anym. Born November 26 in 1895 in Hagerstown, she lived in the area all her life. Survived by husband, daughter Beulah Hartman, grandson Donald Hartman, three great grandchildren, and two brothers. Funeral Tuesday at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Hebron Cemetery. other services at White Post Methodist Church with interment at the Episcopal churchyard. Body resting at John H. Enders Funeral Home in Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie V. Hartman
o*Lewis J. Hartman
G. Franklin Dove
Newton
Ashton Cooper
Omps
E. B. Smith
Mt. Hebron Netery
D. B. Green
Francis W. Marple
Holmesey
Earl S. Bailey
John and
Guy E. Smith
Methodist
White Post
Lynwood Daniels
Boyce
Episcopal
John H. Enders
Berryville
Death of Charles N Welch at 77 in White Post
Charles N Welch 77 of near White Post died at his home Saturday afternoon. Born July 15 1880 in Warren County he was a farmer son of Jacob R and Martha Lashley Welch. Survived by wife Naomi Wilson Welch three daughters Helen B Welch Pauline Tumblin and Larrick all of White Post a son Charles D Welch of Ivyville. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM.
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Chharles N. Welch
Post
Warren County
Jacob R
Martha Lashley Elch
Welch
Na Wilson Welch
White Post Tee
Helen B. Welch
S. Pauline Tumblin
L. Larrick
White Post
Charles D. Welch
Mrs. R. L. Wilmer 92, Clarke County death at Ryton Farm
Mrs. R. L. Wilmer widow of Dr. William H. Wilmer died at Ryton Farm near Millwood Clarke County. She born in 1866 in Brandon Mississippi. Survived by daughter Mrs. Russell Ellis Sard Washington two sons Richard H. Wilmer Washington and William H Wilmer Jr Strasburg five grandchildren and 15 great grandchildren. Funeral at Christ Church Millwood Wednesday 10 30 EST with burial at National Cathedral Washington.
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R. Lewis Wilmer
William Holland Wilmer
Ryton Farm
Millwood
Clarke County
Brandon
Miss
James Maese Smith
Dr. Wilmer
Wilmer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
Russell Ellis Sard
Washington
Richard H. Wilmer
William Holland Wilmer, Jr
Strasburg
Christ Church, Millwood
Richard H. Wilmer, Jr
Berkeley Divinity School
Yale University
National Cathedral
Washington, D. C
Angus Dun
D. C
Joseph of
Longestbeam Earl N Longerbeam Dies in Bluemont at 68
Earl N Longerbeam 68 of Bluemont died 9 30 p m Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital Born Clarke County March 10 1890 son of late Abraham Lincoln and Della Z Tinsman Longerbean He was a retired railroad car inspector of the Potomac Yards Washington D C Surviving seven children including Edna Keys Karl Longerbeam Ray Longerbeam and others from Virginia towns
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Earl N. Longerbeam
Bluemont
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Abraham Lincoln
Della Z. Tinsman Longerbean
That County
Effie Sisk Longerbeam
Longerbeam
Potomac Yards
Washington, D.C
Edna Keys
Karl Longer- Fullerton
Clifton, Va
Ray Longerbeam
Centerville
Longest Beam Funeral Service for Fairfax Family
Norman F Longerbeam of Fairfax and Mrs Alp Pitkins TM of Okinawa mourned with seven grandchildren and four brothers Julian B Blue mont J C Arlington Gol die and Charles Bluemont. Funeral services set Wednesday at 2 pm from John H Denders Funeral Home led by Rev William Raney. Burial Clarke Ebenezer Churchyard. H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Norman F. Longerbeam
Fairfax
Alp Pitkins
Okinawa
Julian B
Bluemont
J. C
Arlington
Goldie
Charles
John H. Denders
William Raney
Clarke Ebenezer
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mrs Wade Ludwig 77 dies after long illness in Winchester
Mrs. Wade H Ludwig age 77 of 904 S Loudoun St died yesterday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born July 4 1880 in Capon Bridge WV she was daughter of the late Benton and Jane Keller. She married Wade H Ludwig December 24 1912 in Del Ray WV. Survived by brother Arthur B Keller. Funeral services at Jones Funeral Home then Union Chapel Del Ray with Rev L S G Miller. Interment Greenwood Del Ray WV.
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Maude Ludwig
S. Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Benton
Jane Davis Keller
Wade H. Ludwig
del Ray
Eisenhower urges two crusades for youth justice and peace
President Eisenhower, after receiving an honorary degree, told a mountainside audience he was surprised by a college student’s claim of shrinking opportunities. He urged American youth to crusade for justice at home and abroad and for world peace, noting many frontiers remain to explore.
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America
Eisenhower
Probation position and family details at Winchester
The article notes the probation position sought in Winchester in April. It identifies Mrs. Gott as Mary Louise Powell of Converse Indiana, and lists their three children Sue Bethany and Andy Jr. Mrs. Gott works at an insurance office near Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mr. Gott attends the Methodist Church and is active in Masonic Lodge Lions and Ruritan Club, with past Eastern Star involvement.
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Winchester
Gott
Mary Louise Powell
Converse
Indiana
Sue
Bethany
Andy, Jr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Methodist Church
Masonic Lodge
Lions
Ruritan Club
Eastern Star
Electrical Fires Reported Here Over Weekend
Firemen were called to two electrical fires over the weekend with little damage. On Saturday at 5 25 p m a fire in a second floor closet at 418 N Kent St damaged contents only and caused about 100 in losses. The home is owned by Mary Katherine Aulick and Gouveneur Penn resided there. Friendship and Sarah Zane responded to the alarm. On Sunday at 6 45 p m the Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department fought a fire in an electric motor in the basement refrigeration unit at Brake shoe Grocery on Paper Mill Road likely caused by lightning. The motor was damaged and smoke spread.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gouveneur Penn
N. Kent St
Mary Katherine Aulick
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Paper Mill Road
Heltzel to Speak at Lions Club Luncheon
Robert E. Heltzel, manager of the C P Telephone Co. here, will address the Lions Club at tomorrow's noon meeting. He will discuss key aspects of employer employee relations as part of his program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Heltzel
C & P Telephone Co
Lions Club
Auto union faces contract deadlock as talks falter
United Auto Workers pressure grows as 500 000 workers await new deals while UAW chief Walter Reuther presses Ford Chrysler and GM to extend 1955 contracts, seeking cost of living relief for retirees and severance pay. Companies resist partial extensions and scrap union shop prompting the union to collect dues directly.
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UAW
Reuther
Ford
Chrysler
Arlington group launches drive to preserve public schools
Arlington County residents join the Arlington Organizing Committee to Preserve Schools to keep public schools open. The group funds aims through legal means oppose private control and backs Arlington staff while facing desegregation orders and Virginia’s massive resistance.
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Arlington
Arlington County
Theda O. Henle
Arlington League of Women Voters
Arlington Organizing Committee
Albert V. Bryan
Supreme Court
Virginia
Henle
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Mrs Lamp Wins Grand Prize in Schewel Anniversary Sale
Eva Lamp of Route 4 won the grand prize a picnic table in Schewel’s 61st anniversary sale Saturday evening. Other winners were Mrs J W Patterson of Stephens City who received a glider and Linden Kerns of Hayfield a chair.
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Eva Lamp
Route 4
Schewels
J. W. Patterson
Stephens City
Linden Kerns
Hayfield
White House Sees French Crisis Near Resolution
The United States and Britain expect limited Western cooperation from Paris as Ike and Dulles pursue Moscow talks. A White House statement praised France’s leaders and expressed sympathy for France as Gen. de Gaulle takes on heavy duties at a pivotal moment. The note emphasized continued close ties with France.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
Washington
London
Paris
White House
France
de Gaulle
De Gaulle faces stiff challenge as Assembly splits 25 19
The Assembly backed De Gaulle 25 to 19 with Communist and Socialist opponents signaling a tough start. Leftist violence hinted at trouble ahead while Algerian tensions rose as right wing authorities seized power. Rumors said De Gaulle eyed a federal autonomous Algeria, provoking bitter resistance from colonists.
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de Gaulle
Algeria
Pflimlin
Mollet
Jacques Soustelle
Assembly
Algiers
Paris
France
North
Africa
Evening Sales Directory Listings for Winchester and Clarke County
June auction notices list items from furniture and household goods to grazing land and city real estate. Auctions held by multiple firms including A Clyde Grove Buddy Artrip Line Estate Mamie I Dearmont Marie Wilt Harvey Fishpaw Joseph A Massie Jr and Dabney Watts John F Anderson and Wayne A Whitman with venues in Winchester Woodstock Berryville and Clarke and Frederick County courthouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Grove
Fairmont Ave
Winchester
Buddy Artrip
LINE
Woodstock
James Janney
Mamie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Harvey
Stan Haworth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
John F Anderson
Wayne A. Whitman
Weather Outlook for Virginia Shows Scattered Thunderstorms
Scattered thunder showers possible this evening in the southeast, followed by cooler, fair weather. Tuesday turns dry and cooler with highs near 75 to 62. The five day forecast for June 3 to 7 calls for temperatures 2-3 degrees above normal, with showers Thursday and Friday and a warming trend into midweek before another cooldown.
Rainfall totals and historic averages with Bible note
Weather figures show 48 hour rainfall ending 8:30 am today with monthly totals and 45 year averages for Indies. Totals for June reach 3.35 inches and year to date 17.1958 inches. A note adds that Miles Coverdale completed the first English Bible in 1535.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indies
Miles Coverdale
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Union Chapel
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
William H. Wilmer
Earl N Longerbeam
Miller’s Flower Shop
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Ike
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