Death Summons Lee Copeland A Loudoun Native
Lee H. Copeland a 54 year old Loudoun County native long in railroad service died last Tuesday at Emergency Hospital Washington after an operation. He worked with the Mobile and St. Louis Railroad and later with the Southern Railway. He is survived by his widow formerly Miss Bessie Young and two sons Rober at Virginia Tech Blacksburg and Richard at home plus his mother Mrs Mollie Copeland of Round Hill and sisters Lissie Eva Copeland of Round Hill. Funeral was held from his Falls Church home Thursday morning conducted by Rev King and Rev Homer H Sherman with attendees from Berryville and Richmond.
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Lee H. Copeland
Loudoun County
Falls Church
Washington
Copeland
Mobile and St. Louis Railroad
Southern Railway
Bessie Young
Adam Young
Summit Point
W. Va
Mollie Copeland
Round Hill
Rober Copeland
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Richard Copeland
Lissie
Eva Copeland
W. A. Withers
Berryville
Rufus C. Robinson
Clarendon
King
Southern Methodist Church
Homer H. Sherman
Front Royal
Robert Lee Withers
Holmes Withers
Richmond
London Police Surgeon Notes Rising Pulse Rates
A London police surgeon states that the average pulse rate is getting faster than in the past, signaling a possible shift in public health or stress levels among residents. He notes the trend and its potential implications for policing and welfare.
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London
Man Sentenced for Setting Fire to Timberland
Marion Barrett of Shockeystville was sentenced by Magistrate A J Tavenner to two months in jail or a $50 fine for setting fire to a woods pit owned by Mrs A Mason. The offense, alleged May 30, could have damaged hundreds of acres. witnesses included Amos Ore E C McIntyre and the Masons.
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Marion Barrett
Shockeysville
A. J. Tavenner
A Mason
Barrett
Amos Ore
E. C. McIntyre
Mason
McIntyre
Tavenner
United Brethren Donation to Quincy Orphanage Highlight Annual Day
Hundreds from Mount Pleasant West Virginia visited Quincy Orphanage and Home in Pennsylvania for Annual Day and Reunion. They delivered a cash gift value around $14 and a box of clothing and household items led by Mrs Elvira Brown. The event featured a Home Boys Band concert and various exhibitions, with Dr A P Havermale presiding. The facility cares for over 50 youths and 50 elderly residents and operates farms and workshops with assets near $400000.
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United Brethren
Quincy
Mount Pleasant
W. Va
Winchester
Franklin G. Senger
Melvin Brown
S. 8. Abshire
Virgie Dick
Robert Miller
Viola Abshire
Melvil Hardy Mises Madge
Helen Abshire
Miss Massey
Pauline Dick
Sherman Dick
Elvira Brown
Mount Pleasant Missionary Society
Virginia
A. P. Havermale
Add
Special Service At First Baptist Honors Handley Graduates
A special Sunday morning service at First Baptist Church honors Handley High School graduates and students who attended distant colleges. The choir arranged special music and the pastor will preach on "A Man's Use of Power." Graduates and other class members are invited to attend and sit together in reserved seats.
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First Baptist Church
Handley High School
Tribute Follows Funeral For Mrs Haines At Braddock Street
Funeral services for Mollie E. Haines widow of George A. Haines were held at Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church South with Rev. W. O. Talbert officiating. The service drew a large crowd, floral tributes filled the casket and interment was in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Cecil Bailey John S Sloat William L Poston William Hammond Howard Shockey and T J Gatewood. Mrs Haines daughter of the late Thomas H Savage longtime Braddock Street Church member. Sister in law Mrs Thomas Beller of Washington DC attended with relatives on East Piccadilly and Richards avenue.
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Braddock Street Methodist Episcopal Church
South
Mollie E. Haines
George A. Haines
L. Herbert Haines
East Piccadilly Street
W. O. Talbert
Furmer
National Cemetery
Braddock Street Church
Haines
Thomas Beller
Washington, D. C
William Haines
Richards Avenue
Film Sweeps Miss Twelvetrees To Stardom
Helen Twelvetrees explains Hollywood miscasting and actress maturation. She stars in All Men Are Enemies at the Palace Theatre beginning Monday with Hugh Williams Herbert Mundin and Mona Barrie in key roles directed by George Fitzmaurice.
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Helen Twelvetrees
Hollywood
Miss Twelvetrees
Palace Theatre
George Fitzmaurice
Hugh Williams
Herbert Mundin
Mona Barrie
Elaine Arendale Crowned Ozark Smile Girl at Joplin Pageant
Elaine Arendale of Springdale Arkansas, 17, wins the Ozark Smile Girl title in a district spanning southwest Missouri and northwest Arkansas, accepting the loving cup in Joplin Missouri.
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Elaine Arendale
Springdale, Ark
Joplin
Ozark
Miss Arendale
Missouri
Arkansas
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