Deaths and Funerals in Berryville and Honor Guard Burial
Death notices for a Berryville resident list survivors Sister Mrs Alice of Berryville a niece Mrs Delors Woodbury and nephew Nathaniel Allen. Funeral Thursday at 2 PM DST John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville conducted by Rev P Baltimore Burial Milton Valley. Lonnie W Levi Berryville funeral tomorrow at 4 PM DST Berryville Baptist Church Rev Julian Orrell and Rev Charles Moncure. burial Green Hill Cemetery with military rites Pallbearers named Joseph Settle William B Clagett G Kenward Wisecarver Maurice Wisecarver Jr Roland Mitchell Jr and John L Enders.
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Alice
Berryville
Delorses Woodbury
Nathaniel Allen
John H. Enders
Is. P. Baltimore
Frontal
Milton Valley
Lonnie W. Levi
Berryville Baptist Church
Julian Orrell
Charles Moncure
Green Hill Cemetery
Joseph Settle
William B. Clagett
G. Kenward Wisecarver
Maurice Wisecarver, Jr
Roland Mitchell, Jr
John L. Enders
Bryan W Haines Dies After Admission To Memorial Hospital
Bryan W. Haines, 65, of 1112 St., died this morning shortly after being admitted to Memorial Hospital. He was born in Capon Bridge, son of the late Daniel B. Haines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan W. Haines
Memorial Hospital
Capon Bridge
Daniel B. Haines
Johnson Williams Seniors Hear Leon Harding
Leon D. Harding spoke to Johnson Williams High School graduates on education as a creed for living. Berry Ten seniors received diplomas as Dennis Washington won the citizenship award. Rosetta Cooper was valedictorian and Virginia Sloane saluatorian. the class gifted an electric score clock and clock from the prior class.
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Leon D. Harding
Johnson - Williams Ae
Berry
Harding
Johnson-Williams High School
Dennis Washington
Charles E. Jackson
Kurstedt Earns Top Honors at VMI 1961 Exercises
Cade and Albert Kurstedt, 21 year old Mt. Falls engineering student, tops at VMI 1961 exercises in Lexington. He wins the First Jackson-Hope Medal for four year cadet scholarship, ranks ninth of 311 in fourth class, leads civil engineering majors, and receives multiple awards. He plans to teach in VMI mechanical engineering next year and serve as second lieutenant in the Army Corps of Engineers. His father is a retired Army Colonel.
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Cade
Albert Kurstedt
Mt. Falls
Va Military Institute
Lexington
Winchester
Frederick County
James Wood High School
V.mi
Alvin F. Meyer
Harold
V.M.I
Artillery Reserve Officers Training Corps
Army Corps of Engineers
Corps of Engineers
Average American Ate 16.9 Pounds of Candy in 1960
The Commerce Department reported that the average American consumed 16.9 pounds of candy in 1960 up from 16.8 pounds in 1959. The finding covers men women and children across the country and reflects rising candy consumption.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Elks Plan Flag Day Observance in Winchester
Winchester Lodge No 867 of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks will lead a Flag Day service tomorrow at 8 PM in the Room corner of Braddock and Piccadilly Streets. Officers will participate in the patriotic ritual with a special film shown. all Elks families friends and the public are invited.
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Winchester Lodge No
The
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Braddock & Piccadilly Streets
Elks
Kennedy back injury limits presidency plans in early June
President Kennedy strained his back while shoveling dirt during a ceremonial tree planting in Canada last month. Doctor reports are incomplete, with a second physician unnamed. He walked with crutches from the White House quarters to his office today and plans a full schedule despite delaying a news conference this week. Government officials note no delay for the Hawaii Governors Conference and possible South America trip, contingent on deissues and back condition.
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Kennedy
Canada
Salinger
Palm Beach
Fla
White House
Paris
Congress
Amintore Fanfani
Hawaii
South America
Janet Tavell
Pierre Salinger
Kenedy
Florida
West Palm Beach
Andrews Air Force
French Algerian peace talks amid terror strikes in Algeria
Tense week in Evian peace conference as Moslem and European casualties rise across Algeria. Attacks in Oran Algiers Constantine and Paris spur fears while French forces hold fire and militants press terror campaigns. Stock market and livestock sections occupy brief space in New York Chicago reports.
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To Gay
Evian
Hotel du Parc
Algeria
Euns
Oran
Algiers
Constantine
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
NEW York
Associated Press
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
General Motors
Baltimore livestock prices show thin cattle and hog offerings
Cattle and calves scarce at Baltimore auctions with limited demand. Hogs offered in few lots at US No 1-2 and No 1-3 grades for 190-220 lb barrows and gilts bringing 18.25 to 18.50. Sheep were not present. The report notes ongoing scarcity and price testing.
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Chicago
Asda
Baltimore
USDA
Weather Elsewhere Fragment Highlights Names and Places
A clipped list notes items including a North Dakota entry a Department of Urban Affairs and a Prince consort The Black Sea and the baseball figure Satchel Paige are mentioned The composers Bach and Handel also appear in the fragment reflecting varied topics without clear context
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Prince Consort
Black Sea
Satchel” Paige
Bach and Handel
Summer Sale Directory Auction Schedule June 14 21
June sale notices list multiple auctions across Virginia and West Virginia. Items include furniture household goods plumbing supplies antiques cattle farm machinery and dairy cattle with auctioneers E T Snider Stan Haworth N Va Auction Co and others. Estates and farm equipment featured with locations near Winchester Berryville Purcellville Charles Town and Frederick County Court House. Auction dates span June 14 to July 8 with times noted in DST and EST.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Ture
Orndorff & Cole
G. G. Baker
Patton’s
Clark St
E. T. Snider
E.S.T.H. L
Rt. 7
Berryville
Carrie D. L Bond
Clearbrook
Boyd Headley
H. L
N. Va
Co & Bat
George v. Lind
Frederick County Court House
N. Market
Rainfall totals and historical notes from June reading
Rain totals given for the past hours and months, with June to date figures and historical averages. The text notes Button Gwinnett as a signer of the Declaration of Independence and remarks on autograph values compared to George Washington.
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Button Gwinnett
Gorges Cattee
George Washington
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Levi Service
Mr. Bryan. W. Haines
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Virginia
Stephens City, VA
William Kittel
Sake Ee Se
Chicago Livestock
Baltimore Livestock
Netherlands New Guinea
Forest Glen Farm
H. L. Fishpaw
Berryville, Va
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Home Again Farms
Marshall, Va
Stan Haworth Auction CO
Warrenton, Virginia
Denny’s
Commission
American Legion
Westinghouse
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T.V
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Patton
Clerk St
George Franklin Poston
June Grubbs Poston
Poston
General Electric
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Eureka
Singer
L.P
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