Deaths and Funerals for James E. Bucher at Winchester
A funeral service for James E. Bucher who died Friday evening at Winchester Memorial Hospital was held at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. E. B. Smith officiating. Pallbearers included Clifton C. Gough Alfred L. Snapp Sr Leonard M. Wright Roy L. Dellinger Floyd F. Snapp and Herbert Jolder. Interment followed at St Paul Cemetery near Opequon. Ian Orrell. Interment planned at Ivy Hill Cemetery in Upperville. The body rests at Enders Funeral Home.
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James Emer Bucher
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pena
Jones Funeral Home
E. B. Smith
Te Gravel Springs Lutheran
Huge
Clifton C. Gough
Alfred L. Snapp, Sr
Leonard M. Wright
Roy L. Dellinger
Floyd F. Snapp
Herbert Jolder
St. Paul
Opequon
Ian Orrell
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Upperville
Enders Funeral Home
Death Notice of Mrs Delia Trussell in Winchester Area
Mrs Delia Harriett Trussell 76 died at her home near Winchester on the Berryville Pike. Born Clarke County May 23 1882 she was the daughter of William W Dove and Virginia Dove. Survived by husband Francis M Trussell daughters Ida Carper Agnes Clem Susan Carper Irene Trussell two sisters and one brother Charles Dove grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2 pm at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with Baptist minister Rev Jul.
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Delia Harriett Trussell
Winchester
Xrryville Pike
Clarke County
Wiliam W
Virginia Ussell Dove
Francis M.trussell
Chidren
Ida Carper
Agnés Clem
Susan Carper
Frederick County
Irene Trussell
Washingon
D. C
William Lee
Iberta Martin
Charles Dove
John H. Enders
Berryville
Massey Rites Planned for Naomi Massey of Winchester
Naomi Massey 65 of Parkins Mill Road died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born February 6 1893 in Boone County West Virginia she was the wife of Christopher C Massey and a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints member. Surviving are children Nila Boggess Christy Russell Eudora Massey George Massey Woodrow Massey Donald Massey James Massey Gil Massey and Vergil Massey Jerry Massey. sisters Eva Payne Myrtle Risner. brothers Ebb Jarrell Carter Jarrell Jesse Jarrell and Fred Jarrell. seventeen grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Naomi Lee Massey
Parkins Mill Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Boone County
W. Va
George Summers
Mary Frances Jarell
Christopher C. Massey
Massie
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Massey
Nila Boggess
Lorain
Ohio
Christy Russell
Rt. 1
Eudora Massey
George Massey
Alexandria
Woodrow Massey
Donald Massey
Phoenix
Arizona
James Massey
Albin
Vergil Massey
Jerry Massey
Winchester
Eva Payne
St. Albans
Myrtle Risner
West Frankfort
Ilinois
Ebb Jarrell
San Diego
California
Carter Jarrell
Jesse Jarrell
Acme
Fred Jarrell
Ohley
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service set for Alva Lee Mayhew of Baltimore
Alva Lee Mayhew, 60, of Baltimore died Friday evening in that city. A funeral will be held tomorrow with friends meeting at Omps Funeral Home at 1 PM and proceeding to Headsville Methodist Church in Headsville, West Virginia, for rites. Rev. J. R. Hypes will officiate. Interment follows in Headsville Church cemetery. Pallbearers are Finley Hott, Fred Spitzer, Britton Day, Robert McDonald and Walter Mott. Remains rest at Omps Funeral Home until service.
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Alva Lee Mayhew
Baltimore
Omps
Headsville Methodist Church
Headsville
W. Va
J. R. Hypes
Finley Hott
Three Injured In Weekend Traffic Mishaps
Three people were hurt in area crashes over the weekend. A 12 year old Berryville boy, Stanley Dent, was treated after a car struck him at 7 45 p m near Berryville. He ran from behind a northbound vehicle into a 1953 Plymouth driven by William H Louthan Jr. Dent suffered abrasions and a severe cut above the left eye. Allen Grimes of Middleburg received a cut over his right eye in a three car crash on Route 11 north at Jackson Avenue near the city limits. He was a passenger in a 1951 Ford driven by Melton D Grimes. He had a forehead bump and was released after treatment. Trooper L W Waters said the Ford hit the rear of a 1949 Chevrolet driven by Junior Conway Wilson of 29 Southwerk Street, which struck a 1952 DeSoto driven by Lester William Price of Strasburg. DeSoto damage estimated at 100 dollars, Chevrolet at 300 and Ford at 150 to 300. Courtney Lowe of Route 3 was hospitalized after a horse fell on him with fractures to the left leg. He was listed in satisfactory condition.
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Berryville
Stanley Dent
Memorial Hospital
Donald Sheetz
William H. Louthan, Jr
Handley Ave
Allen Grimes
Middleburg
Jackson Ave
Melton D. Grimes
L. W. Waters
Ford
Junior Conway Wilson
Southwerk St
Lester William Price
Strasburg
DeSoto
Chevrolet
Courtney Lowe
Rt. 3
Stevenson Declines 1960 Run Says Soviet Visit Not Final
Adlai Stevenson told British press he will not seek the Democratic nomination in 1960 and prepares a business trip to the Soviet Union to pursue royalties for American authors. He cites over 2.8 million dollars overdue while representing the Authors League of America and plans stops in Brussels and Scandinavia before the USSR.
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London
Adlai Stevenson
U.S
Siberia
Stevenson
Soviet Union
Authors League of America
Borden
Britain
Brussels
Scandinavia
Virginia Supreme Court Rulings Include Obscenity Law Reversal
The court reversed Rockbridge for not instructing on heat of passion manslaughter and urged caution on references to shootings. It voided a broad obscenity standard as unconstitutional and ordered reversal of Goldstein conviction. It upheld seizure of 741 cases of adulterated Stratford Packing tomatoes.
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Supreme Court
Rockbridge
Virginia
Norfolk Corporation Court
Arthur Goldstein
State Supreme Court
U.S. Supreme Court
Michigan
State Sureme
High Court
Circuit Court
Westmoreland County
Stratford Packing Co. Inc
Commonwealth
Britain Deploys Paratroopers to Cyprus as Tensions Rise
British jet transports deliver about 3,000 paratroopers to reinforce a 25,000 strong force in Cyprus. The move follows fears that Greek and Turkish Cypriot conflict could draw in NATO allies. Turkey voices demands for partition and a future handover of the island.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Turkey
Britain
Greece
London
Supreme Court Rules State Department Wrong on Passports
The Supreme Court 5-4 rules the State Department erred in denying passports to Rockwell Kent and Dr. Walter Brichl who refused to sign non Communist affidavits. Justice Douglas writes the majority, with Kennedy noting potential constitutional issues if Congress grants unchecked state discretion. Kent sought Europe travel to paint. Brichl aimed to attend Geneva and Istanbul medical conventions in 1955.
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Supreme Court
State Department
Rockwell Kent
Walter Brichl
Los Angeles
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Clark
Burton
Harlan
Whittaker
Warren
Black
Frankfurter
Brennan
Congress
Secretary of State
Kent
Europe
Briehl
Geneva
Istanbul
Communist Party
Parents of Six Die in Shooting in Norfolk Front Yard
In Norfolk, a domestic quarrel led to the fatal shooting of Beatrice Esther Vernon and her husband Lewis Giles Vernon, both 47. He used a 12-gauge shotgun, fired in the front yard two doors from their home, then died of a stomach wound. she died later in hospital. The couple are the parents of six children aged 12 to 20.
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Norfolk
Norview
Lewis Giles Vernon
Beatrice Esther Vernon
Vernon
Harry Carter
Eisenhower aide denies improper influence in Goldfine case
Acting FTC Chairman Robert T. Secrest testifies that no White House staffer contacted the commission about Goldfine matters. The hearing recalls Howrey era actions, Adams' claims of hotel stays paid by Goldfine, and Eisenhower’s aide calling insinuations of favors unwarranted. Evidence notes 1956 seized cases were adulterated and contaminated by insanitary packing.
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FTC
Robert T. Secrest
Remkars
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
White House
Edward F. Howrey
Goldfine
Adams
Howrey
Boston
PTC
Eisenhower
Harris
First Presbyterian Weekday Kindergarten Welcomes New Teacher
Mrs. I. Fred Stine will teach in the First Presbyterian Church weekday kindergarten starting next fall. Fall session begins September 17 for four and five year olds with classes 9 to 1 45 daily. Other teachers include Mrs. Cather and Miss Sara Tanquary. The program forms part of the church Christian education effort. Council members listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. Fred Stine
First Presbyterian Church
C. Irvine Cather
Cather
Sara Tanquary
L. B. Linbaugh
Marvin KE. Gore, Jr
J. Curtis Fray
DeGaulle dissidents threaten regime as Algeria war drags on
The May 13 revolt by DeGaulle wingers raises questions on Premier's grip over dissidents. Morocco and Tunisia pose challenges as President Bourguiba meets Moroccan FM Balafrej in Tunis to sign a friendship pact. Ferhat Abbas heads to Tunis to aid Algerian nationalist talks amid ongoing war. France negotiates partial troop withdrawals in Morocco.
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Paris
Algeria
Morocco
Tunisia
Habib Bourguiba
Tunis
Ahmed Balafrej
Ferhat Abbas
Winchester Sales Directory listings for June and July
Auction notices for 6 items in Winchester Virginia include personal property and household goods at addresses on S Kent Street Cameron Street and Route 7. Real estate offered by trustees and commissioners at the Frederick County Court House. Auctioneers E T Snider Artrip Cole and others.
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S. Kent St
Winchester
E. T. Snider
Denny's
Artrip & Cole
James F. Fitzwater
Cameron St
Frederick County Court House
Phil H. Gold
Weather Outlook for Winchester and Virginia
The forecast calls for clear and cool tonight with lows near 60 in the southeast and in the 50s on the west and north. Tuesday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs from 75 to 85. The five day outlook shows near normal temperatures and a gradual warmup by weekend with chances of showers midweek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Britain Japan sign deal for earthquake resistant atomic plant
Britain and Japan sign an agreement where Japan will purchase a British built atomic electric power plant designed to withstand earthquakes. Japan also signs a ten year treaty with the United States for enriched uranium for atomic power reactors. Both pacts require Japanese parliamentary approval.
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London
Britain
Japan
United States
Washington
Five Pennsylvanians Charged After Stephens City Incident
Five men from Shippensburg Pennsylvania were arrested after an incident at Veterans Service Station in Stephens City. Floyd Kirby faces drunk driving and property defacement charges. Finley Kirby is charged with public intoxication. Roy Varner and David Varner are charged with public intoxication and property defacement, while Wallace Hancock is listed as drunk. Several suspects remained in jail in Winchester Frederick County as of this morning. State Police led the arrests.
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Shippensburg
Veterans Service Station
Stephens City
Finley Kirby
Winchester
Frederick County
Floyd Kirby
Roy Varenr
David W. Varner
Wallace Hancock
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Tones Funeral Home, Inc
Naomi L. Massey
Mayhew Service
Miller’s Flower Shop
E. Piccadilly St
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Adlai
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc
N. Cameron St
Myers Water Systems
C. 1
Brumback & Sons
Suneral Home
Bt Gowen Buu
Lowdoun Street
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Lively
Maine
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Tne
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