Deaths and Funeral for Frank Lee Flowers
Frank Lee Flowers 53 a farmer and saw mill operator of Gainesboro died Saturday at home of a heart attack. He was born in Gainesboro son of Frank J and the late Edith Price Flowers. He married Jane Batt Feb 5 1935 in Winchester. Survived by wife father one son three brothers and three sisters. Funeral Tuesday 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Lee Flowers
Gainesboro
Mr. Flowers
Frank J
Edith Price Flowers
Jane Batt
Winchester
Frank Lee Flowers, Jr
James Powers
Albin
Richard Flowers
Welltown
Ray Flower
Cross Junction
Ruth Line
Hayfield
Mary McDonald
Alice Staubs
Mary Louise Steele
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
J. Andrew Light Anton P. Kaes
Earl B. Dill
Brown Collins
Raymond de Haven
Arthur Russell
Paul L Tomney Sr. longtime Norfolk motel owner dies
Paul L Tomney Sr 60 of 2725 Valley Ave Norfolk died Saturday at University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore after a long illness.He was born in Norfolk son of the late William H and Nellie Deaver Tomney.He owned Copper Lamp Motel and formerly ran Martha Washington Restaurant.He was a Sacred Heart Church and Holy Name Society member and belonged to the Moose and Elks.He survived by son Paul L Tomney Jr of Winchester sister Louise T Williford of Norfolk two grandchildren and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services set 8 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Requiem Mass Tuesday at 11 am at Sacred Heart Church pallbearers listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul L. Tomney
Valley Ave
University of Maryland
Baltimore
Mr. Tomney
Norfolk
William H
Nellie Deaver Tomney
Carter May Stryker Tomney
Tomney
Copper Lamp
Sacred Heart Roman Catholic Church
Holy Name Society of
Ur Church
Ar Order of the Moose and
Benevolent Protective Order of Elks
Paul L. Tomney Jr
Winchester
Louise T. Williford
Deborah Ann Tomney
Ann Carter Tomney
Betty Jane Howdyshell
Harrisonburg
Dolores Edmondson
Portsmouth
Thomas J. Williford
Favid Williford
Seattle
Funeral Masses and Services Planned for Several Individuals
Mr. Paul L. Tommey and Raymond David Sellers are listed for funeral services. Rosary is Monday at 8:00 p.m. at DST Jones Funeral Home Requiem Mass and a Sacred Heart Catholic Church service are planned for Tuesday. Frank L. Flowers and Evan S. LaFollette have services scheduled, with times shown, at DST facilities.
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Paul L. Tommey
R. Rosary
Jones Funeral Home
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Raymond David Sellers
DST
Evan S&s. LaFollette
DST Jones Funeral Home
Bernville Man Evan LaFollette Dead at Home
Evan S. LaFollette a retired farmer of Bernville Pennsylvania died Saturday at his residence. Survived by his wife Vernie Good LaFollette two children Leonard LaFollette and Edna Henne both of Bernville six grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements were to be conducted by the Jones Funeral Home with services noted by Rev Mark W. Andes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evan S. LaFollette
Bernville
Mr. LaFollette
Nero, W. Va
Silas and
Jane Johnson LaFollette
Vernie Good LaFollette
Death of Raymond D. Sellers 7 Baltimore
Raymond David Sellers seven, of 2050 Jasmin Road, Baltimore, died Saturday after a long illness at the U S Public Health Service Hospital. He was born in Orleans, France, son of Sgt. Raymond T. Sellers and Ethel Cooley Sellers. Survived by two sisters Kay and Donna at home and grandparents. Funeral details noted by Rev. George D. Jackson.
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Raymond David Sellers
Jasmin Road
Baltimore
U. S. Public Health Service
Orleans
France
Raymond T. Sellers
Ethel Cooley Sellers
Kay
Donna
William J. Cooley
California
Penna
Edith L. Sellers
Winchester
Herbert C. Knoll
Wardensville Woman Died Today in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Katherine Conelos 42 wife of James Conelos of Wardensville died in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Wardensville she was daughter of Walter Sine and the late Blanche Sine. Survived by husband, father, three brothers James Sine Donald Sine David Sine. three sisters Bessie Miller Dorothy Line Violet Funkhouser. two half brothers Lawrence Sine Fred Sine. Body at Carrier Funeral Home Lehew. funeral arrangements incomplete.
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Katherine Conelos
James Conelos
Wardensville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Walter Sine
Blanche Strosnider Sine
James Sine
Falls Church
Donald Sine
David Sine
Bessie Miller
Dorothy Line
This City
Violet Funkhouser
Needmore
Lawrence Sine
Fred Sine
Star Tannery
Carrier Funeral Home
LeHew
A B Hummer dies after prolonged illness in Winchester
Ambrose B. Hummer of Berryville died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was born September 10 1880 in Clarke County and was the son of the late John W and Rose Beemer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ambrose B. Hummer
Church St. Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
John W
Rose Beemer
Weekend traffic crashes injure two and cause $2 470 in damage
Eight area crashes Saturday and Sunday left two people with non serious injuries. Repairs included a 1953 Chevrolet 50 damage and a 1959 Ford truck 25. A 1952 Buick caused a left eye bump and about 125 damage to a 1955 Pontiac. Total property damage reached about 1 200 with several other collisions and rear end impacts reported on Rt 50 Rt 7 Rt 11 and local streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comer
Winchester
Daniel Jackson Wingfield
Siler Rt
Theehicles
Loudoun
Baker Sts
Maurice Lake
Chevrolet
Marie McGruder
Millwood
Rt. 50
L. P. Coverstone
Elizabeth Johnson Roff
Boyce
Rt.7
Horseshoe Curve
J. W. Detrick
Craig W. Greathouse
Dunlap St
Rock Wall
Weeeee Cooper
Mercury
Charles E. Lockhart
Gore
GMC
Betty E. Son
Clearbrook
Dodge
Wilbur Ford Barry
Handley Blvd
Benjamin Franklin
Raymond Stickley White
Elvz Cave Harmon
S. Cameron St
Berryville Banker and Deacon Hummer Dies at 2:20 PM
The obituary notes Carl Hummer a retired farmer and bank vice president who served as deacon of the Berryville Baptist Church and clerk from 1912 to 1947. He was survived by his wife Miss Mabel Jane Barnett. Funeral services are set at 2:20 PM Wednesday at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery.
June 7 to 24 Local Auction Listings in Winchester Area
Sales Directory lists multiple auctions around Winchester Virginia with dates from June 7 through June 24. Items include furniture, appliances, antiques, oriental rugs, and farm livestock. Auctioneers include Orndorff Cole Headley Snider Bond Headley Duvall and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DST - Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Headley's
Long Green
Albin
Ham’s
Paper Mill Road
Cecil
Wood
Robert Lee
Dennis T. Cole
G. G. Tee
Patton
Clark St
E. T. Snider
H. L
Rt. 7
Berryville
Carrie D. L Bond
Clearbrook
E. T. Snider, Sr
Boyd Headley, Jr
Henry L. Brown
Enarlns
R. Duvall
Lions Club to Hear Bailey Goss Speaker Tomorrow
Bailey Goss a well known sports commentator will be guest speaker at the Lions Club weekly luncheon tomorrow at 12 15 p m at the George Washington Hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bailey Goss
The
Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Goldfine case seeks disclosure of cash flow from textile firms
The court seeks full disclosure of all cash transactions from Goldfine’s Strathmore Woolen Co and related firms as part of a tax case. Goldfine faced nearly 800000 in evaded taxes and pleaded guilty, with a request to withdraw the plea and a new sanity hearing. Miss Paperman admitted evading 340000 in corporate taxes and was fined 12500 for personal tax evasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldfine
Strathmore Woolen Co
Miss Paperman
Strathmore Wolen
Landslide blocks Kaohsiung rail traffic as rock and mud zip the tracks
A village perched above ten houses in Chintien collapsed, burying two freight trains north and south. Rail services to Kaohsiung halted as rock and mud stacked over 30 feet along 600 feet of track. Police cite possible causes including blast vibrations or passing train shocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chintien
Ing
Kaohsiung
Railway Administration
Kennedy to visit Britain as ambassador-designate and family ties
The article notes Joseph P Kennedy and his wife arriving in London with intentions to attend family events at the Radziwill home. Kennedy will be godfather at the christening of Princess Radziwill's daughter and will meet with Prime Minister Macmillan. Mrs Kennedy remains in London for a week with her sister.
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Washington
Harold Caccia
David Ormsby- Gore
Prince
Princess Radziwill
Kennedy
Princess ‘Radziwill
Kennedys
Radziwill
Vienna
Joseph P. Kennedy
Eee Plomats
London
Macmillan
Loudoun Police Charge Three With Murder
Loudoun County authorities charged three Sterling men with murder in the slaying of a Negro man after a roadside argument near Sterl. Larcell Thornton of Sterl was shot and died at Loudoun County Hospital. The defendants Thurman Darell Parsell 20 Alton Curtis the spe ner 44 and a juvenile remained jailed on bond. A preliminary hearing is set for June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leesburg
Loudoun County
Max D
Larcell Thornton of
Ster
Jes Wien
Loudoun County Hospital
Thurman Darell Parsell
Alton Curtis
Spe
Ner
Sterling
Tavenner
Ead
Dwyer
Thornton
Nuclear Tensions Loom Over Disarmament Talks
The East Germans may impose treaty controls on allied traffic while Khrushchev presses for merging nuclear talks into a general disarmament conference. Kennedy resists, keeping Geneva negotiations alive as a moratorium on explosions continues and verification remains uncertain.
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U. S
Geneva
Khrushchev
Kennedy
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Fire continues as multiple blazes hit the area
Firefighters battled several fires over the weekend with trucks moving from site to site. A log house near Hogue Creek on Route 522 burned completely, owned by Russell Holt, with tenants to move in soon. Stephens City crew responded to a grease fire at High Point Restaurant but reported no damage.
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Clearbrook
Hogue Creek
Russell Ho
Gainesboro
Round Hill
Stephens City Fire Company
High Point
Stephens City
Beach Party Ends in Riot at Zuma Beach
A Saturday night party near Zuma Beach, Santa Monica drew 25 000 to 30 000 fans and ended in a four hour riot. Fourteen youths were arrested as drinkers clashed with law officers amid bottles and chaos after the program concluded at 11 15 p m.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Corien Yy Kasy
Palalien Wreves
Chagrege
Los Angeles
Zuma Beach
Here
Kirby Biime
Owl Lifeguard Service
Eac
Herb Heiman
KRLA
Gainesboro Fire Meeting Moved Up One Week
The Gainesboro Fire Company schedules its June meeting for Wednesday at 8 p.m. one week early to finish plans for the annual yard party and auction set for Saturday at 4 p.m. at the fire hall. Ham and fried chicken dinners will be served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gainesboro Fire Company
Police Probe Injury to Man in Winchester
Winchester Police investigate circumstances surrounding injury to Harry Brannon of 247 Fairfax Lane. Brannon was taken to Memorial Hospital by the Volunteer Rescue Squad and remained unconscious this morning as Captain Warren Rudolph leads the inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Harry Brannon
Fairfax Lane
Memorial Hospital
Warren Rudolph
Brannon
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Clarke Clarke County high seniors face baccalaureate and two commencements
The Clarke County High School seniors heard Reverend James Scott caution about modern challenges and the good or evil influence of graduates. Two commencements are scheduled for Criser and Mosby at 8 p.m. DST, with Virginia State's Paiva at Criser and lawyer Collins Denny at Mosby. Warren County High holds its exercise Thursday at 8 p.m. DST. Handley graduates June 8 at 8 p.m. DST, while James Wood has no speaker Friday at 7. Douglas School children host graduation Friday at 8:15 p.m.
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James Scott
Clarke County
Criser
Mosso Keobady
Ig Paiva
Virginia State E
Collins Denny
Richmond
Mosby
Warren County High Exer
Igh
Os Aoe Q Aeque
Madison College
Handley
James Wood
Douglas School
Virginia Weather Forecast Looks For Warm, Scattered Storms
The forecast for Virginia calls for fair tonight with lows around 55. Tuesday brings partly cloudy skies and possible thundershowers in the mountains, spreading to the coast by evening. A five day outlook from June 6 to 10 predicts near average temperatures with showers and scattered thunderstorms likely Tuesday Thursday and Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for the 48-hour period
Rainfall for the 48 hours ending June 30 shows 0.79 inches. Year to date rainfall stands at 19.43 inches with a long term average of 36.9 inches. Monthly averages listed include February 2.05 inches and July 3.82 inches, among others, reflecting irregular data.
Braves, Pirates battle starts in 1960 NL season
Warren Spahr Lew Burdette and Vern Law completed 18 starts as the National League opened the 1960 season with pitchers delivering early work and teams set for a full schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren Spahr
Lew Burdette
Vern Law
La Salle College awards Ph degree to wives
Philadelphia La Salle College on Sunday night awarded honorary Ph degrees to the wives of 209 students. The ceremony honored the women for their efforts in putting their husbands through college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
la Salle College
Answers From Burma To Finland A Curious List
A fragment lists items including Burma and Finland among answers numbered and labeled with odd phrases such as Revolutionary and British Empire. The text includes stray words like pepe Wh and Snore and ends with references to American tractors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pepe
Empire
Ates
Snore
The Blacksmiths Live On in Modern Mills
The age of automation has not displaced the blacksmith. Many steel mills still employ one or more blacksmiths whose job is to craft special parts.
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Frank Flowers
Paul Tomney, Sr
Sacred Heart Church
W. Benton Snider
E. C. Yost
RF. Cline
Frank Gearing
Horace A. Shackleford
Harry R. Kern
Frank L. Flowers
Jone Funeral Home, Inc
Mere Tuttersuuet
Braddock St. Aest
Evan LaFollette
Raymond Sellers
Mrs
A. B. Hummer
UR Ae Ego
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce ST
Improv
Rt. 11
Middletown
Coverstone
Charles C. Jenkins
Stras
Salem Regular Baptist Church
James Adkins
W. Va
Lions
Setver Close
Aia
Carr Publishing Co., Inc
Wolfe St. Ph. MO
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Oklahoma City
Omah Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Portland
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
San Diego
San Francisco
Tampa
Revolutionary
Burma
Finland
Glaize
N. Cameron
F.H.A
Stuart M. Perry
Berryville, Va
Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
North
Priva Park
Loudoun Street
E. Piccadilly
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