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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1961

Page

2

Larrick funeral set at Timber Ridge Church

The funeral for Mr. Larrick will be held Sunday at 3 p.m. at Timber Ridge Christian Church with remains resting there from 2 p.m. Burial follows in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. Surviving are his wife Zora, one daughter Linda Showe, three sisters Edna Cromer Myron Hite and Gladys Rohrer, and two grandchildren. Services also at Jones Funeral Home until 1 p.m. DST.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Mr. Larrick Davis W. Va Cordelia Johnson Larrick Frank C. Larrick Zora Anderson Larrick Hagerstown Larrick Renner Howard Showe Edna Cromer Myron Hite Gladys Rohrer Trego Linda Showe Deborah Showe Timber Ridge Christian Church Jones Funeral Home

Obituary Notice for Russell Larrick

Russell Larrick, 62, of 825 Armstrong Ave, Hagerstown, has died.

Russell Larrick Armstrong Ave Hagerstown

Funeral services for Mr. Russell Larrick Sunday

Funeral services for Mr. Russell Larrick are set for Sunday at 3:00 p.m. DST at Timber Ridge Christian Church. Jones Funeral Home, Inc. handles arrangements.

Mr. Russell Larrick Timber Ridge Christian Church

Rust-Oleum Rust Stopping Tips and Coating Guide

Home guide advises using Rust-Oleum 960 Primer on clean metal and Rust-Oleum top coat colors to stop rust. For rusted surfaces scrub and prime with 769 Primer, then finish with a chosen color. Available colors include red white gray yellow aluminum green blue and blacks. Free 36 page booklet titled 101 Rust- Stopping Tips offered via Oakton St. address.

Oakton St

Death of Hyattsville man Charles L. McDonald

Charles L. McDonald 56 of Hyattsville Maryland died yesterday morning in George Washington University Hospital Washington He was a street car operator born Stephens City son of Charles M and the late Lucy E Keeler McDonald Survived by wife Anna Lineburg a son Maurice of Washington six brothers J H McDonald B J McDonald S F McDonald Albert A Ralph Lewis McDonald two sisters Mrs Mable Richard Mrs Sally Sherer and three grandchildren Services held at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg Saturday at 3 p m Burial Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City Pallbearers were Charles James Richard Kenneth Donald Daniel Roy Russell McDonald Donnie Scott and James Sherer Family received friends at 7 30 this evening at the Stover Funeral Home

Charles L. McDonald Hyattsville Stephens City George Washington University Washington McDonald Charles M Lucy E. Keeler McDonald Mr. McDonald Anna Lineburg Maurice McDonald Washington, D.C J. H. McDonald J. McDonald S. F. McDonald Albert A. Ralph Lewis McDonald Mable Richard Sally Sherer Arlington Stover Strasburg Gordon Boyles Greenhill Charles James Richard Kenneth Donald Daniel Roy Russell McDonald Donnie Scott James Sherer Stover Funeral Home

Funeral Service for William Carpenter at Fairview Lutheran

A funeral service for William Carpenter age 86 of Whitacre will be conducted tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Fairview Lutheran Church by Rev. J. S. Duckwall. Burial will follow in Fairview Cemetery with pallbearers listed among local men.

William Carpenter Whitacre Fairview Lutheran Church J. S. Duckwall Fairview Cemetery H. W. Grove

Estate and auction listings for Winchester and area sales

A June and July sales directory lists multiple auctions around Winchester Virginia. Items include furniture household goods antiques farm cattle dairy cattle and various equipment with auctioneers W D Orndorff Dennis T Cole E T Snider H L Fishpaw and others. Estates and city properties are offered with locations on Rt 11 Patton's Warehouse and nearby streets.

Eva J. Kidwell Highland Ave Winchester W. D. Orndorff Hamn Paper Mill Road Cecil Wood Robert Rt. 7 Berryville Carrie D. L Bond Clearbrook E. T. Snider, Sr Boyd Headley, Jr R. W. Goodell Charles Town Middleway Morrow & Orndorff Henry L. Brown Albin Charles R. Duvall George W. Lind Frederick County Court House N. Market St T. Snider

War Memorial Notice for Capon Bridge Survivors

R L Dodson W T Swisher C W Stotler and Te will rest at Gif Home in Capon Bridge an hour before the service then taken to the Net listed with survivors: Mrs Bertha Fletcher Ada Hiett Nellie Keller and others.

R. L. Dodson W. T. Swisher C. . W Stotler Capon Bridge Bertha Fletcher Ada Hiett Nellie Keller Bunker

Funeral for Mrs Catherine Wolford at Fairview Lutheran Church

The funeral service for Mrs. Catherine Wolford wife of Cleve Wolford of Cold Stream West Virginia who died Wednesday was conducted this afternoon at Fairview Lutheran Church by Rev J C Patterson. Burial followed at Fairview Cemetery with pallbearers Harry Hiett Ellis Shanholtz Dora Eaton Charles L Miller Elmer Croston and John Whitacre.

Catherine Wolford Cleve Wolford Cold Stream W. Va Fairview Lutheran Church J. C. Patterson Fairview Comery Harry Hiett Ellis Shanholtz Dora Eaton Charles L. Miller Elmer Croston John Whitacre

Bowerman Rites Set for Homer E Bowerman in Berryville

Funeral service for Homer E Bowerman of Berryville will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. DST at John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville with Rev. Charles Moncure officiating. Burial is in Scottsville Na. Honorary pallbearers include Charles Dick, Charles Baker, Newton Renner, James Hoover, Ardell McFillen, Tousley Hooker, Joe Duke, Grady Luffman, Floyd McWilliams, William Renner, Garland Canter, W Fleming Wisecarver Jr, Howard Hart, Powell Russell and Richard Funk.

Homer E. Bowerman Berryville John H. Enders Charles Moncure Scottsville Charles Dick Charles Baker Newton Renner James Hoover Ardell McFillen Tousley Hooker Joe Duke Grady Luffman Floyd McWilliams William Renner Garland Canter W. Flemming Wisecarver, Jr Howard Hart Powell Russell Richard Funk

Marlin W. Bean 55 Moorefield Man Dies in Winchester Hospital

Marlin W. Bean of Moorefield West Virginia died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Inkerman he owned South Branch Motor Freight and Beans Lime and Stone Co. Survivors include widow Sylvia, daughter Twyla Hartman, three grandchildren, two brothers and two sisters. Service set for Sunday at 4 p.m. at Duffey Methodist Church Moorefield. Burial in Olivet Cemetery.

Marlin W. Bean Moorefield W. Va Winchester Memorial Hospital Inkerman William and Nora Park Bean South Branch Motor Freight Company Beans Lime and Stone Co Sylvia Wilkins Bean Twyla Zirk Hartman Ter Twyla Z

Mrs Himelright Rites Held for Shenandoah County Native

Mrs. Paul Himelright died at 4 45 p m in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She was born in Hagerstown Maryland and survived by her husband four children and five grandchildren. Funeral service Monday at 2 p m at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Mt Zion Cemetery in Shenandoah County.

Leota C. Himelright Paul Himelright Sunnyside Station Winchester Memorial Hospital Hagerstown Stella Windle Conner Shenandoah County Winchester Melvin Lavecchia Donald Lauck, Sr Ronald Himelright Robert Bayliss Ralph Conner Freeport Mackall Conner Frances Miller Anna Zimmerschied Hawaii Douglas Conner Donald Conner Vienna Himelright Montague Avenue Ronald Clark Mt. Zion Church Fairview Omps Funeral Home

Same Song Different Words In Weill's The Ride a Wee

A note on The Bilboa Song by Kurt Weill gaining popularity from recent polls. The melody comes from the current rong-Tun production of The Threepenny Opera with a revised set.

Bilboa Kurt Weill Weill

Crestliner Plant in Strasburg Temporarily Closes

Crestliner Corp. in Strasburg closes the plant after today due to inventory issues. William Lenton, plant manager, says office and sales staff stay open, no resumption date set, about 150 employees affected, 1962 models production slated to start in August.

Strasburg Crestliner Corp William Lenton Lenton

Stock Market Mixed After Small Early Gain

The New York AP stock average at noon rose 0.10 to 251.30 as trading slowed. Industrials slipped 0.10 while rails gained 0.20 and utilities 0.30 with most key stocks showing fractional changes. Raytheon faded on profit taking. Chock Full O Nuts and American Viscose moved higher. General Motors stayed near flat. Ford rose slightly.

NEW York AP Associated Press Raytheon General Motors Ford Sler American Motors Steels Motors U.S

Chicago Livestock Market Report Highlights Hogs Cattle Sheep

AP dispatch from Chicago shows hogs steady to higher with several lots at 17.25 to 17.50 for 200 to 220 pounds and mixed 190 to 230 pounds at 16.75 to 17.25. Cattle: 1,455 pound steers at 21.75. calves none for price test. cows 15.25 to 17.50. bulls 18.00 to 20.50. Sheep: slaughter lambs steady. 100 lb native lambs at 20.00. ewes 3.75 to 4.75.

Chicago USDA

Summer School Registration Opens Next Day at Shenandoah College

Registration for the first term of Shenandoah College and Conservatory summer session is set for tomorrow from nine to noon with four weeks of classes and exams on July 6 and 7. Courses include Health Education, Educational Psychology, Freshman English, English Literature, Speech, U S History, Basic College Math, History of Music, Music Literature, General Biology, and General Chemistry with respective instructors and times.

Shenandoah College and Conservatory Joseph Santo Harold Alberts Santo Madge Keller U.S Mr. Alberts Basic College Harlan Snow Frank Singleton Mr. Singleton

Justice Dept silent on Red Party defiance

The Justice Department reserved comment on the American Communist party plan to defy a Supreme Court ruling requiring registration as under Soviet influence. Officials signaled readiness to pursue legal action over noncompliance, while Atty. Gen. Kennedy's aides study the court opinions and implications. Gus Hall said the party will not comply with the registration decision.

Washington Justice Department Communist Party Supreme Court Soviet Union Department Robert F. Kennedy Gus Hall U. S

Three-Car Crash West of Gore Averts Injuries

A 3 car collision yesterday at 3 58 p m, a mile west of Gore on Rt 50, caused minor damage but no injuries. William Callahan of Indianapolis drove a 1958 Ford Convertible, Maurice Maxwell of Moorefield a 1961 Triumph, and Norma Baid of Gore a 1960 Ford. Damages totaled 350 dollars.

Gore Rt. 50 J. W. Detrick William Callahan Indianapolis Ind Maurice Maxwell Moorefield W. Va Detrick Norma Baid Winchester Cedar Creek C&p Telephone Co Ford Jennings Robert Marston Rt. 4

Cuban Property In U S is Up for Grabs

Miami report says Cuban property in the United States can be attached by Americans whose Cuba holdings were confiscated by Fidel Castro. Circuit Judge Hal P. Dekle ruled in favor of Terry Kane, noting $22,500 of farm equipment seized from his tractor agency. Dekle’s decision challenges the foreign acts doctrine.

Miami Fla United States Cuba Fidel Castro Hal P. Dekle Terry Kane Dekle U.S. Supreme Court

Doctor in Nixon Home Receives Honorary Degree

Pat Nixon returns to the University of Southern California to receive an honorary degree of doctor of humane letters. The event marks a notable moment for the former vice president's household as USC acknowledges her achievements.

Los Angeles Richard M. Nixon Pat University of Southern California

Virginia Weather Outlook Says Heat and Thunderstorms Likely

The forecast calls for variable cloudiness with warm humid conditions tonight and Saturday and scattered afternoon storms. The five day outlook through June 10-14 shows near normal temperatures with a cool spell early next week spreading into Sunday.

Virginia

Rainfall Totals and Averages Mentioned in Short Note

Rainfall data covers past 24 hours ending 8 30 am today with June total 1.61 inches and 1961 total 20.25 inches. Average annual rainfall over 48 years is 36.9 inches. Monthly figures listed include January 2.41, February 4.08, March 3.14, May 3.83, August 3.95, September 2.66, October 3.25, November 2.45, December 2.39 inches.

Soeare

Baltimore Livestock and Virginia Grain Prices Collected

Baltimore market reports list cattle prices for steers and heifers at 25.00 for 925 lb slaughter cattle, cows and bulls 15.00 to 17.00, stockers 28.00, hogs 18.50 for 200 lb barrows, and lambs 18.50 to 19.00. Virginia grain prices show No 2 Red Winter Wheat 1.73, yellow shelled corn 1.24, white shelled corn 1.34, No 2 oats 64 cents, No 3 barley 80 cents per bushel.

Baltimore USDA Virginia Richmond

Grain futures ease in Chicago with mixed July moves

The Chicago grain futures market weakened slightly with July corn and oats showing small gains while soybeans slipped, and wheat edged lower. Prices quoted show July contracts around 1.87 for soybeans and 2.82 for oats, amid fluctuating demand and harvest notes.

Chicago

Castro says Cuba open to Americans in surprise vow

Fidel Castro stated Cuba is open to Americans and Cubans may travel to the United States including attending universities to see if they can be brainwashed there. He spoke at a leftist students union session and defended the revolution as socialist, criticizing foreign news agencies.

Havana Fidel Castro Cuba United States The Union of International Students

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