Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Ernest C Orndorff 62 of 1114 Valley Avenue died yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by wife Anna B Newlin and four sons, one daughter, two grandchildren. Service Tuesday 3:30 pm at Jones Funeral Home, Mount Hebron Cemetery burial. Nannie Belle Harden 68 of Berryville died Saturday in Manuel Nursing Home Hillsboro. Survived by daughter and ten grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Green Hill Cemetery burial.
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Ernest Cover Orndorff
Valley Avenue
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Round Hill
Heenan A. End Elizabeth Fletcher Orndorff
Anna B. Newlin
Orndorff
Market Street Methodist Church
Friendship Fire Company
Werki Wer I
Disabled American Veterans
Conrad Hoover
Carl W. Hiser
D. D
Douglas F. Seabright
Marion H. Anderson
Orin Ritter
Howard H. Haymaker
William A. LaRue
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Mo. 21
The
American Legion
Jones Funeral Home
Nannie Belle Harden
Berryville
Windfield
Harden
Manuel
Hillsboro
Bland County
Jy. Harden
Briscl
Laurie Lambert
Middleway
John H. Enders
Julian Oryell
Baptist Church
Green Hill Cemetery
Enders
Ernest C. Orndorff
Crowds Gather for Norfolk Naval Review Event
Thousands braved wind and rain at Norfolk Naval Base for an International Naval Review preview. About 5 000 visitors toured the base and ships from 18 nations as the 111 ship fleet prepares for the 14 mile review under Secretary of Defense Charles E. Wilson aboard USS Canberra.
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Norfolk
Seige
Norfolk Naval Base
Naval Base
Naval Air Station
Defense
Charles FE. Wilson
Canberra
Winchester Weather Summary for Monday June 10
The forecast calls for clear skies in the north and mostly cloudy skies in the south tonight with lows from 56 to the low 60s. Tuesday brings fair, warmer weather with possible afternoon thundershowers in the extreme southwest and a high of 78 to 86. Temperatures remain near normal through the week, showers Thursday totaling about one quarter to one third of an inch.
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Winchester
Saturn
Antares
Truman Says He Is Pessimist About Russia
Former President Harry S. Truman told reporters in New York he is pessimistic about Russia. He doubted sincerity in any reciprocal radio and television exchanges and favored trying any approach for world peace. He noted his grandson Clifton Truman Daniel is doing wonderfully well.
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New York
Harry S. Truman
Russia
Truman
St. Louis
Clifton Truman Daniel
Four Escape From State Prison Camp
Four prisoners escaped last night from a Virginia state prison camp near Rustburg. Two escapees were from Richmond and two from Ashburn Loudoun County. Names listed include Samuel W. Gaines 18 serving 20 years for armed robbery Daniel Lee Coleman serving 10 years for attempted robbery Walter F. Green 19 serving 11 years for breaking and entering Raymond M. Menefee 2 serving 10 years for the same charge. A 106 man posse with bloodhounds searched Campbell and Appomattox Counties but found no trace.
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Rustburg
Here
Richmond
Ashburn
Loudoun County
Campbell
Appomattox Counties
Camp No. 9
Dr J Warrn Hastings to Speak at Two Churches
Pastor Dr J Warrn Hastings of a Washington DC church will speak at Ebenezer Christian Church near Gore this evening at 8 00 PM and at Capon Bridge Christian Church tomorrow at 8 00 PM.
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J. Warrn Hastings
Washington, D. C
Ebenezer Christian Church
Gore
Capon Bridge Christian Church
Dog and Speed Limit Ordinances Set for Final Reading
H W Butler Jr chair of the Public Safety Committee is recovering from cataract surgery but plans to have three dog control ordinances and a city speed limit ordinance reach third and final reading at the June council meeting. All three previously passed unanimously on first and second readings. Butler asked City Solicitor J Randolph Larrick to present them.
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Common Council
H. W. Butler, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Butler
Clayton Anderson
Supreme Court rules civilians with troops overseas immune from military trials
The Supreme Court reversed itself and held civilians who accompany the armed forces abroad are not subject to military trial for crimes committed overseas. The ruling clarifies jurisdiction for civilians accompanying U S military units in foreign theaters.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Local Auction Listings Run June Events Across Winchester Area
June sales directory lists multiple auctions including Patton's Warehouse in Winchester and Grove Furniture Co in Martinsburg with items from furniture to real estate. Auctions feature E T Snider Chas R Duvall W D Orndorff and others, with times from June 12 to July 6 and locations in Frederick County and nearby Pennsylvania.
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G. G. Baker
Patton's
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Grove Furniture CO
Martinsburg
W. Va
Palmer's Market
Inwood
Harry Horner, Jr
Roy Pope
Berryville
Stones Church
W. D. Orndorff
Robert Duncan
Brucetown
Clearbrook Road
Chas. R. Duvall
Etta I. Edmonds
Frederick County Court House
Weems Lane
Shawnee
Patton
N. Cameron St
Marian Stoner Huey
Littlestown
Adams County
Pennsylvania
Stoner
J. Arthur Boyd
WM. F Dutterer
Cedar Grove Church
R Duvall
William F. Dutterer
Cedar Grove
Chas, R. Duvall
W. E. Edwards
Turstee
Cedar Creek
Charess R. Duvall
W. Edwards
Grimes
Charles R. Duvall
Upset Lamp Believed Cause of Fatal Fire
Clifton Forge examiner states a kerosene lamp caused a blaze that killed 67 year old Mrs. India Brooks in her home. The victim, the only occupant, died early today according to Dr. Louis F. Houff.
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Clifton Forge
India Brooks
Louis F. Houff
Eisenhower Illness Update After Groundbreaking Visit
President Eisenhower continued to suffer a stomach upset with nausea and vomiting overnight as doctors monitored his heart in light of a 1955 moderate coronary thrombosis. Hagerty said anticoagulants are reduced to six times weekly and that Heaton and Mattingly were consulted while Eisenhower attended American University ceremonies.
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Hagerty
Eisenhower
American University
Snyder
White House
Mattingly
Walter Reed
Heaton
Pasquet to Give Recital Tuesday at Grace Church
Organist Jean Pasquet of First Baptist Church will present a public recital at Grace Church on Boscawen Street at 8 p m Tuesday. He comes from Garden City New York where he led the American Guild of Organists Long Island Chapter and now heads the Northern Virginia chapter. His Grace Church instrument was designed by him and built under his supervision. His wife Marion is organist and choir director there. The program includes Bach Toccata and Fugue in D Minor and Portita on the chorale O God Thou Faithful God plus works by Marcello Weinmann Bach and Karg Elert and Wi dor.
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Jean Pasquet
First Baptist Church
Grace Lutheran
Marion
Bach
Marcello
Lord
Weinmann
Mr. Pasquetaria
Lord Jesus Christ
UVa Surgeon Receives Law Degree
Dr. Charles J. Frankel Jr., orthopedic surgeon and associate professor, earned a law degree after five years of study. He has been physician in charge of the university’s athletic teams since 1934 and views continued education as valuable for university affiliates.
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Charlottesville
University of Virginia
Charles J. Frankel Jr
Frankel
Quiz answers printed on page four
Answers to the page four quiz are listed, covering geography politics history and military topics. Names include Solomon and Washington DC Senators. The responses reference Twelve Thousand Horsemen and the Women's Army Corps with a Moscow link in 1941.
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Solomon
Washington ‘D.C
Women's Army Corps
Annual Methodist Conference Opens in Roanoke
Bishop Paul N. Garber of Richmond opened the 175th Virginia Conference of the Methodist Church in Roanoke presiding over 1,500 delegates and their wives for a four day meeting. The conference serves 1,212 churches in 15 districts and last met in 1982.
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Roanoke
Paul N. Garber
Richmond
Virginia
The
Methodist Church
Garber
North Carolina
Municipal Court Fines Mixed For Several Offenders
A Berryville arrest list records fines for several residents. Frank Shull faces drunkenness penalties, Paul John Johnson pays costs after assault and battery suspension, William Ashby fined for disorderly conduct, John K. Garrett fined for drunkenness, and Boyd DeHaven and others cited for intoxication offenses.
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Frank Shull
Rt. 1
Berryville
Paul John Johnson
S. Loudoun St
William Ashby
N .Loudoun St
John K. Garrett
Cameron St
Boyd DeHaven
Gainesboro
Virginia Methodists report record conference size
The annual conference in Virginia grows with about 50 new delegates, bringing total attendance to roughly 7,208 compared with last year's 7,158. The move signals widening participation within the Methodist community in the state.
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Virginia Methodists
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Nannie Harden
For All
N. Braddock St
Barre
Haines
Cork
Carl A. Haines
John H. Fisher
Neat
John Kerr School
Naval Review
Stuart M. Perry
Cady Resitta
DU Pont Paine
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Braddock
Iupond
Pain’ Service
Triehes
DR. Hastings
Auto
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Kent
H. C. Christianson
ML Sen. Tocaonn
Sia
Bey
E. Piccadilly St
Pasquet
Uva
Moscow
Pontiac
Ben
Ben Braunlich
Monmouth ST
E. S. T Patton
Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Germany Township
Gettysburg
Baltimore
Maryland
Wilbur A. Bankert
Evelyn C. Altoff
Bigham and Raffensperger
Glaize & Bro
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
N. Cameron Street
Hobby Center
S. Loudoun Street
City Hall
United States District Court For
Western District of Virginia
Henry Lee Bush
Eleanor Cain Bush
Fe.t, Snider
Omps
mMps
Loudoun Street
Mohowk
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