Deaths and Funerals Bernard M Taylor
Bernard M Taylor of Liberty Ave died suddenly at his home on Sunday. Born in Moorefield West Virginia he lived in Winchester about 30 years. Surviving are two brothers Richard Taylor and Kenneth Taylor and several relatives. Funeral services Wednesday at 1 from Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev R R Robinson officiating Elks Rite tonight at 11 and pallbearers from the Elks Lodge. Interment in National Cemetery Lebanon Indiana. Body rests at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Bernard M. Taylor
Liberty Ave
Moorefield
W. Va
Anthony Taylor
Taylor
Winchester
W. P. Massey
Daniel J. Farrar Lodge
John Mann Methodist Church
Richard Taylor
Kenneth Taylor
Terrace
Cartwright Funeral Home
R. R. Robinson
Elks Lodge
National Cemetery
Funeral services for William K. Henderson
Funeral services for William K. Henderson aged 74 were held at 3:30 p.m. at the Jones Funeral Home with Rev. E. T. Clark of First Baptist Church officiating. Pallbearers were Edward L. Fitzgerald, Arthur D. Hewitt, Ira G. Eaton, Solon D. Godlove, Charles F. Williams Sr., and Harry H. Hottle. Interment followed in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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William K. Henderson
Kent St
Jones Funeral Home
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Edward L. Fitzgerald
Arthur D. Hewitt
Ira G. Eaton
Solon D. Godlove
Charles F. Williams
Harry H. Hottle
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Frank Evans 93 Dies. Rites Planned for Bluemont
Frank Evans aged 93 died this morning at the home of his daughter Mrs Della Hunter in Bluemont. Born June 7 1865 he was a Mason in Detroit. Survived by his wife Mrs Annie Lee Evans and two daughters Mrs Hunter and Mrs Golda Walker of
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Frank Evans
Della Hunter
Bluemont
Detroit
Annie Lee Evans
Hunter
Golda Walker
Yard Party Benefit at Gainesboro School House
A Gainesboro School House benefit yard party is set for June 14 at 3 p.m. hosted by the Gainesboro Fire Co. The event promotes country ham fried chicken with proceeds likely supporting local services. This ad courtesy of Jones Funeral Home.
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Gainesboro
Gainesboro Fire Co
Jones Funeral Home
Ed A Gibson 52 Died in Winchester Hospital
Ed Archie Gibson died Monday at Winchester Memorial Hospital at age 52. Born August 20, 1905 in Clarke County, he was the son of Thomas and Mollie Gibson and is survived by his wife Callia Bet Williams, three sisters Virginia Wilson Selena Young and Julian Moss, and brother Aaron Gibson. Funeral arrangements are not complete and the body rests at John H Enders Funeral Home.
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Ed Archie Gibson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Thomas and
Mollie Page Gibson
Callia Bet Williams
Virginia Wilson
New York City
Selena Young
Julian Moss
Berryville
Aaron Gibson
Wirton
W. Va
John H. Enders
Mrs Nancy Rolls 74 Dies in Aldie Home of Son
Mrs Nancy Ursula Rolls, 74, died June 9 at her son Marvin Rolls home in Aldie. Born February 23, 1984 in Warren County, she was daughter of James and Clatterbuck. Survived by son and Emma May Jewell of Berryville. Funeral Thursday 11 a.m. at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Interment Green Hill Cemetery. Body at Enders Funeral Home.
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Nancy Ursula Rolls
Marvin Lee Rolls
Aldie
Warren County
James Henry Clatterbuck
Howard Lee Rolls
Emma May Jewell
Berryville
John H. Enders
Green Hill Cemetery
Enders
Founder of Home Dies in Denver At 76
Mrs. Fannie E. Lorber, 76, founder and for 50 years president of the nonsectarian Jewish National Home for Asthmatic Children, died Monday in Denver. She was born in Russia and came to the United States in 1890. Her husband Jacob N. Lorber, a Denver businessman, died in 1954.
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Denver
Fannie E. Lorber
Jewish National Home For
Russia
Jacob N. Lorber
Lawyer Leslie P. Young Dies After Legal Career
Leslie P. Young 56 a longtime Detroit attorney and former peace justice for Grosse Pointe Mich died Monday He was born in Cincinnati and spent many years serving in the legal profession in Michigan
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Sarasota, Filia
Leslie P. Young
Detroit
Grosse Pointe, Mich
Cincinnati
Thanking Winchester Memorial Hospital Staff and Friends
A note expressing gratitude to doctors nurses and staff at Winchester Memorial Hospital for kindness during a recent stay. The writer also thanks former churches South End Fire Co and many friends for flowers and get well cards. Signed J Goode. June 10 1911.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
South End
Three Teens Convicted in Park Bat Attack on Teacher
In Bronx County Court, three teens were convicted of assaulting teacher Arthur Santos and robbing pupils during a Crotona Park incident last March 24. Kenneth Swanson 16 Richard Curtis 17 were found guilty of multiple charges. Wayne Dowling 17 was convicted only of assault. Ralph Boone 16 was acquitted. Sentencing set for July 11. Swanson sent for mental examination after erratic conduct.
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New York
Kenneth Swanson
Bellevue Hospital
Bronx County
William Lyman
Crotona Park
Bronx
Arthur Santos
Swanson
Richard Curtis
Wayne Dowling
Winchester area scholarship honors handed to top students
Clarke continues report on county scouts award with a $350 winner. William L. Boyce presents Beta Club trophies to Donald Pine valedictorian and Bernard Vis salutatorian for scholarship. Joan Strickler wins American Legion Auxiliary scholarship. Woman's Club opens with Mrs. Elizabeth Heskett presenting scholarships. Winchester Memorial Hospital names Barbara Childs and Marguerite Moore nursing scholars. Phyllis Harrison receives DAR Good Citizenship award and a luggage gift from the Superintendent and School Board for twelve years of perfect attendance.
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William L. Boyce
Beta Club
Donald Pine
Bernard Vis
Joan Strickler
American Legion Auxiliary
Jack Bell
Woman's Club
Elizabeth Heskett
Winchester Memorial Pilal
Barbara Childs
Marguerite Moore
Phyllis Harrison
Edward von Pippin
Miss Harrison
Winchester Area Sales Directory June Auctions
A sequence of auctions listed for Winchester area buyers. Events include DEN NY’S COMMISSION AUCTION along Route 7, Harvey Fishpaw cattle sale, Shorthorns, Mrs Marie Wilt household goods, Al Fred DeMazzon real estate, Hopewell Hereford cows and calves, James F P Fitzwater household goods, Joseph A Massie Jr and Dabney W Watts city real estate, John F Anderson Wayne A Whitman land tracts, and Mrs Chazel Ashton estate real estate and personal property. Auctioneers include Artrip Cole Haworth Snider and others.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Artrip & Cole
Harvey
Stan Haworth
Charles Duvall
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Alfred Demazzon
York Inn
E. T. Snider
Hopewell
Williamsport
Lewis Renner
James Fpf
Fitzwater
Cameron St
Artrip and Cole
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
BE. T. Snider
John F. Anderson
Wayne A. Whitman
Virginia briefs report on Cassell death and local politics
Hubert A. Cassell of Tazewell Va died in a hospital after a long illness. He worked 47 years for Pocahontas Fuel Co and was a division superintendent. Rep Joel T Broyhill is expected to win the Republican nomination in Va 10th District. A Fairfax County annexation suit is heard in Circuit Court. Michael J Disse a 12 died after neck injury at Nellie Custis Elementary School.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Hubert A. Cassell
Tazewell
Pocahontas Fuel Co
Arlington
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Fairfax County
Michael J. Disse
Nellie Custis
Michael
Lethal US 1 Strip in Virginia Claimed Many Lives
In Fredericksburg area a deadly 44 mile stretch of US 1 from Dumfries to Carmel Church records high fatalities. Officials note heavy traffic, curves, hills, and night lighting as factors while rescue squads handle about 300 injuries yearly. Proposals eye limited access highways to replace the corridor.
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Dumfries and
Carmel Church
Virginia
Prince William
Caroline Counties
Triangle Dumfries
Fredericksburg
Ladysmith
Tiis
State Highway Department
Dumfries
Alexandria
North Carolina Line
Arlington Boulevard
Woodbridge
US 1
Dumfries- Carmel Church
Government copies of copyrighted books and transfer rules
The Librarian of Congress decides which copyrighted books and articles are transferred to the Library of Congress permanent collections. The government does not keep a copy of every copyrighted work in the U.S.
Knight Faces Tight Senate Fight With Quiet Confidence
California Governor Goodwin J. Knight, seeking the U.S. Senate, expresses optimism despite a strong Democratic challenge led by Rep. Clair Engle. Knight notes cross filing helped him, vows a vigorous campaign, and recalls his long political rise from Los Angeles judge to governor.
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Knight
George Christopher
San Francisco
Engle
California
Statehouse
Christopher
Engie
Los Angeles
Earl Warren
Warren
U.S. Supreme Court
Jack Benny
Weather Summary Winchester June 10 1958
Warm humid conditions with scattered afternoon and evening showers expected through Friday. Temperatures near normal with no major changes, and a few showers Tuesday through Saturday. Sunrise 4 46 a m Sunset 7 38 p m June rainfall total 0 54 inches year to date 17 70 inches.
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Winchester
Americans May Be Treated as Spies
Berlin dispatch reports East German military newspaper Die Volksarmee warning nine U.S. Army men possibly labeled spies after a helicopter from the 3rd Armored Division forced landed behind the Iron Curtain. Maj. James R. Zeller of Mount Joy, Pa., is named among the crew.
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Berlin
Die Volksarmee
James R. Zeller
Mount Joy
U.S
3Rd Armored Division
West Germany
Actor Ludwig Koppee Dies at 76 in Wisconsin
Ludwig Koppee, 76, a leading Milwaukee German theater actor in the 1920s, died Sunday in Elkhart Lake Wisconsin of a stroke. Born in Germany, he immigrated to the United States in 1908.
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Elkhart Lake
Wis
Ludwig Koppee
Milwaukee
Germany
Daily Quiz Answers Recap Master List
Answers listed include 1 Thomas Gray 2 Norway 3 New York City 4 Palestine 5 Upton Sinclair 6 The Mediterranean 7 1909 8 South America Mt Aconcagua Argentina 9 Six feet 10 DDT dichloro diphenyl trichloroethane
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Norway
New York City
Palestine
Upton Sinclair
The
Mediterranean
South America
Mt. Aconcagua
Argentina
Dr Shields Dies. Civilian Cancer Activist Remembered
Dr Shields longtime China missionary and Cancer Society worker dies leaving a widow two children Dr Randolph T Shields of Staunton and Mrs McClellan C Fellows of Eau Gallie Fla plus three grandchildren. One infant son died in China. Funeral Thursday. arrangements pending.
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Byterian Church
Shields
China
Ann Page Shields Randolph R. Shields
Catherine Oliver Shields
Staunton
Raymond Thomas Rich
Scarsdale
N. Y
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Order of the Golden Rule
Virginia Briefs
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I. H. Middleton Jr
Prince William County
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Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co.,, Inc
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