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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1959

Page

2

Obituary for Ste ve D Spicer Arlington Child

Funeral services for Ste ve D. Spicer two year old son of Mr and Mrs William F Spicer were held this morning at Market Street Methodist Church in Arlington with Rev Charles J Bright officiating. Pallbearers were Thomas Baker Samuel Long Carroll B Simmons and W E Roswell. Burial followed at Shenandoah Memorial Park.

Steve D. Spicer William F. Spicer Arlington Children’s Hospital Washington Market Street Methodist Church Charles J. Bright Thomas Baker Samuel Long Carroll B. Simmons W. E. Roswell Shenandoah Memorial Park

Two Vehicle Crash Near Crosen's Store No Injuries Reported

State Police said a 9:15 a.m. crash on Rt. 522 at Crosen's Store 17 miles north of Winchester involved a 1956 Chrysler Imperial backing into traffic and a 1953 Plymouth. The Chrysler driver Louis B. Weinfurther of Freeport Pennsylvania was listed. no injuries were reported.

Crosen Winchester L. P. Coverstone Louis B. Weinfurther Freeport

Handley High seniors hear Dr. Tabor sermon at HH

Over 500 attendees at Handley High School hear Dr. L Ralph Tabor of Baltimore deliver Baccalaureate remarks. He urges seniors to think on high ideals and prepare for a world facing choice between freedom and communism. Graduation is set for Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Handley High School L. Ralph Tabor Baltimore Handley Auditorium Henry W. Korinth Winchester Ministerial Association Centenary Reformed Church Dr. Tabor First Evanglical Lutheran Church of St. Paul Timothy God Charles J. Bright Market Street Methodist Church Glee Club Gwendolyn Haynes Charlotte DeHart

Collision injures three in road mishap near Green Springs

The opposite direction vehicle applied its brakes and skidded into the Imperial. Driver of the other car was F. A. Sefold of Green Springs West Virginia. Damages were listed as 200 dollars to the Imperial and 150 dollars to the Plymouth.

F. A. Sefold Green Springs W. Va

Bravata family details emerge in quads case

The mother of the quadruplets is identified as Mrs Louise Bravata who lives with Bravata in East Orange. The other wife is Mrs Grace Bravata of Queens New York, with their two children. AP Wirephoto.

Bravata Louise Bravata East Orange Grace Bravata New York Borough of Queens Ciro Bravata N. J Ciro N.J Robert John Duprey The New York Daily News

Virginia Weather Outlook and June Rainfall Summary

Virginia forecast notes clear nights with lows 50s in mountains and 65 to 70 east. Tuesday will be mostly sunny with temperatures 3 to 5 degrees above normal and scattered thunder showers possible Friday or Saturday. Rainfall data show June totals and long term averages across counties.

Virginia Prospect

Rev Moncure Addresses CCHS Graduates

Clarke County High School seniors heard Rev Charles P Moncure discuss The Uses of Change. He urged adaptation for creative living and noted humanity’s pursuit of the unchanging, ending with God guiding change toward the immutable. Rev Julian Orrell gave vocation and benediction. Commencement is tonight at 6 on the school lawn.

Berryville Charles P. Moncure Clarke County Moncure Grace Episcopal Church Julian Orrell

Eisenhower urges flexible debt management to curb inflation

President Eisenhower warned that corporate, state and local financing reduces funds available for federal securities. He cited a bond market shift toward common stocks and bonds priced for yields above 4 percent, making sale of government bonds difficult. He called for more long term borrowing and a fiscal plan to cover expenditures with surpluses to retire debt and strengthen inflation safeguards.

Eisenhower

Coates becomes president of AIB Shenandoah chapter

Ralph E. Coates of Shenandoah Valley National Bank assumed the presidency of the Stonewall Jackson Chapter American Institute of Banking at a George Washington Hotel banquet. Lawrence White Jr. of Bank of Clarke County led the meeting and new officers include Stanley Getz Betty Carroll Ellen Eschell and William Craun with directors Allen Johnson Sarah Ridings and Robert Dale Jr. Diplomas were awarded to six members completing pre standard courses. Richard Harkness NBC correspondent delivered the feature talk on world affairs and the Geneva talks.

Ralph E. Coates Shenandoah Valley National Bank Stonewall Jackson American Institute of Banking George Washington Hotel Lawrence M. White, Jr Bank of Clarke County Stanley B. Getz National Bank of New Market Betty H. Carroll Farmers and Merchants Ellen Eschell Commercial and Savings William Craun Massanutten Bank Strasburg Allen D. Johnson Citizens Bank New Market Sarah Ridings Middletown State Bank Robert Dale, Jr Shenandoah Valley Bank Dale Richard Harkness NBC News Washinton D.C Geneva Arvilla Rinker Charlotte A. Brown Shelgy G. Brubbs Doris Ann Cooley Lawrence White

Meeting Highlights Include Banking and Economics Experts

The meeting featured speakers H. Robert Edwards, W. H. Thatcher, John Anderson, Mark Woodward, and Robert S. Barbour discussing negotiable instruments and economics. Reverend Robert D. Go opened with prayer at the Berryville Presbyterian Church before a dancing reception followed.

H. Robert Edwards W. H. Thatcher John Anderson Mark Woodward Robert S. Barbour Robert D. Go Berryville Presbyterian Church

Correction: Raymond Dick Sounds Taps at Sixth of June Exercises

The Star corrects that Raymond Dick sounded taps at the annual Sixth of June ceremonies held Saturday in Stonewall Cemetery, not Jonas Chamberlin as previously reported.

Raymond Dick Stonewall Cemetery Jonas Chamberlin Star

June Auctions in Virginia and West Virginia

Sales Directory lists multiple auctions in June across towns in Virginia and West Virginia. Items include furniture, appliances, antiques, estate tools, a pickup truck, office furniture, livestock, and farm machinery with listed auctioneers Orndorff Cole Headleys Bobby Evans Paul Miller Brumback Duvall. Locations include Middletown Mt Falls Winchester Route 7 Rt 522 Paper Mill Road and Clipp. Auction dates span June 10 11 13 27 with various times and details.

Denny’s Commission Winchester Orndorff & Cole Long Green Headleys Auctions Haun’s Auction House Paper Mill Road Bobby Evans D.S. T Paul and Herbert Jennings Middleway Paul Miller Shiley Middletown B. O. Brumback J. L. Heishman Mt. Falls Charles R. Duvall

Jaycees Install Officers and Recap Year

Mr Goodman retires as Jaycee president and reports on the past year. Forrest Wesson installs Mrs Galladay as president and names new officers including Mrs Alson Smith as vice president and Mrs Frank Butsler as recording secretary.

Goodman Jayceeette Forrest Wesson Galladay Alson Smith Frank Butsler John Solenberger Marvin

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