Obituary: Raymond C. Ogden of Berryville Dies After Illness
Raymond C. Ogden 48 merchant at Falls Church died at home after six months illness. He lived in Berryville, son of Mrs. E. V. Ogden and the late Mr. Ogden of Middletown. Survived by wife Frances, three daughters, four granddaughters, two brothers. Services Saturday at John H. Enders funeral home Berryville. Interment Green Hill cemetery. Red Cross aiding 41Texas City disaster victims from 1947.
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Raymond C. Ogden
Falls Church
Ogden
Berryville
E. V. Ogden
Mr. Ogden
Middletown
United Brethren Church
Modern Woodmen of America
Frances Steele
Virginia Department of Highways
Raymond H. Haun
Robert L. McFillen
Rae Ann Ogden
Gale
Sandra
Linda Haun
Larenia McFillen
Crafton Ogden
Arlington
Melvin Ogden
Washington
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
Ex servicemen open Soda Bar for teens in Winchester
Sports and Soda Bar, run by Wayne McClure and Donald Walter, opens in the former City Fruit Market building at 2238 S Loudoun St. The renovated space includes a glass tile bar and planned revolving lights. The shop offers fountain service, candies, tobaccos and will add a snack bar soon. The owners aim to create a teen gathering spot without alcohol, drawing on McClure’s Army and Merchant Marine background and Walter’s naval service.
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Wayne McClure
Donald Walter
Lawrence Guiliani
City Fruit Market
S. Loudoun St
McCluren
Merchant Marine
Korea
Walter
Washington
Handley High School
Hargrave Military School
Soviet Reduces North Korean Force and Shifts Command
A Soviet radio broadcast said occupation forces in north Korea will be reduced and Gen Korotkov will return to the Soviet Union with his staff. Maj Gen Morotkov will command the remaining forces as U.N. moves push for a Korean national assembly and Korean self rule in the south. The United States plans to repatriate dependents and withdraw American personnel as a new government is formed.
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Seoul
North Korea
U. S
G. P. Korotkov
Soviet Union
Murotkov
Korea
United Nations General Assembly
National Assembly
United States
South Korea
February five Sundays occurs in specific years
The pattern shows February has five Sundays in 1862 1880 and 1920 and will occur again in 1948 1976 and 2004. The cycle is 28 years or a multiple of 4 and 7, but when a non divisible by 400 century year intervenes the interval becomes 40 years.
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Winchester Fire Execs Draft New By Laws
Winchester Executive Fireman's Assn held a meeting last night to study proposed by laws by C Douglas Brown. They will vote on July 14 at Winchester Recreation Park. Fire Chief Taylor Barr reported the alarm system repairs and full operation. The Northern Virginia Volunteer Fireman's Assn convention at Luray this month was discussed. Sarah Zane and South End were chosen to attend from Winchester. Invitations to parades and conventions were also discussed with hopes for representation at events.
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Winchester
C. Douglas Brown
Winchester Recreation Park
Taylor Barr
Northern Virginia
Chinese tallow trees lack natural insect enemies and are unpalatable
Chinese tallow trees have no known insect enemies and goats do not eat their foliage, indicating strong natural resistance and potential for unchecked spread.
Rites Set for Clayton Carlisle in Berryville Saturday
Services will be held at 11 a m EST Saturday at John H Enders funeral home Berryville for Clayton Carlisle 74 who died suddenly yesterday at his son’s home in Charles Town Born March 14 1874 in Round Hill Virginia he was a former Berryville resident employed by Charles Phillips Lumber Co Later worked in and near Baltimore He is survived by his son Wilmer Osborne Carlisle Charles Town a brother Walter Carlisle Baltimore a sister Mrs Lena Johnson Front Royal and six grandchildren
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John H. Enders
Berryville
Clayton Carlisle
Charles Town
Round Hill
James and
Mary Cooper Carlisle
Carlisle
Charles Phillips Lumber Co
Baltimore
Wilmer Osborne Carlisle
Walter Carlisle
Lena Johnson
Front Royal
Shop in Your Own Community Time Saver Ave Save
A fragmented ad urges readers to save money by shopping locally at Time Ave Save Money and similar storefronts.
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Besse
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Red Cross
Texas City
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Doan
le Sss Tonic
Tonic
Steray Bealte
Testa
Cammer Tire CO
Handley School
Nestle
C. Carlisle
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Baker & Anderson
Baker
Anderson
N. Braddock St
Leggett’s
Ather
Leggett
Winchester’s Shopping Center
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