Obituaries: Ronemus and LaFollette Rites Set
Mrs. Josephine P. Ronemus of McLean dies in Washington hospital. A funeral is planned Sunday at St. John's Church with graveside rites at Charles Town's Zion Episcopal Cemetery. Mrs. Fannie Haines LaFollette dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital. service tomorrow at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge with burial at Fairview Lutheran Cemetery.
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Josephine P. Ronemus
Benjamin St
McLean
Charles Town
W. Va
Georgetown University Hospital
Washington
Ronemus
J. J. Pittman
Harry W., Ronemus
H. B. Mitchell
Arlington
Guy H. Robinson
Brandywine
T. A. Williams
Middletown
St. John's Episcopal Church
Georgetown Pike
Zion Episcopal Church
Ives
Wilson Blvd
Fannie Haines LaFollette
N. Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Giffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Morgan Haney
Fairview Lutheran Church
Russell Anderson
Ivan Anderson
Vernon Whitacre
Willard Spaid
John Spaid
Clatus Pennington
Market gains extend eighth advance in nine sessions
Wall Street rose in early Friday trading with gainers outpacing losers about five to one. IBM, Republic Steel, Jones & Laughlin, General Dynamics, United Aircraft, Eastern Air Lines, Texaco and National Steel led advances while some favorites lagged on profit taking.
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New York
IBM
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
General Dynamics
United Aircraft
Eastern Air Lines
Texaco
National Steel
Ford
House
Ways & Means Committee
Federal Reserve Banks
P N Hunter Honored By Scout Council
Philip N Hunter was honored at the Shenandoah Area Council executive board meeting in Market Street Methodist Church. He is transferring to Hagerstown Maryland as Eastern Division manager for Potomac Edison. Hunter received a plaque from C Irvine Cather, and has long served as Scoutmaster and council leader since 1939. Camp Rock Enon opens June 25 with 900 to 1000 scouts expected.
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Philip N. Hunter
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
Market Street Methodist Church
Hunter
Potomac Edison Co
Hagerstown
C. Irvine Cather
Sea Scout Ship 2
Shenandoah Area
Laurens Jones
Potomac
Camp Rock Enon
Paul R. Wilson
James V. Davis
Council
J. Douglas Butler
James Brand
Kearneysville
W. Va
Rawson
Paul Raber
Bunker Hill
Luther Dean
Berryville
Paul Chamberlain
Winchester
Ferman Perry
EUB Conference Announces District and Lay Leaders
George Schnebel of Arlington retires as Rev C Fred Hickle succeeds Frye at Franklin West Virginia. Roanoke First Church names Rev Ramey replacing Andrew C Agnew Keyser Calvary installs Rev Agnew succeeding Floyd. District leaders include Winchester Slo naker and Howard Collins Berkeley Springs Jay and Ward M Dawson Harrisonburg Robert L Bridge Richard Shields ministerial student in tern H T Frey lay leader Keyser Agnew and Bryan Shepp Martinsburg Fulk and Elwood Frye Metropolitan G Wayne Jordan and Walter Lockewandt Petersburg William E Wolfe and Glenn Kile Staunton John R Sawyer and George A Kyle All other ministers and officers re turned. Twenty nine recommendations to the General Church were considered. major changes covered structure retirement ages for ministers and officers delegate seating and related matters. Bishop Howard presided with sessions in Shenandoah auditorium. ordination service held at First EUB Church.
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George Schnebel
Arlington
Franklin
W. Va
Fred Hickle
Frye
Roanoke First Church
Ramey
Andrew C. Agnew
Keyser
Calvary
Agnew
Floyd
Winchester
Paul J. Slonaker
Howard Collins
Berkeley Springs
Jay
Ward M. Dawson
Harrisonburg
Robert L. Bridge
Richard Shields
H. T. Frey
Bryan Shepp
Martinsburg
Fulk
Elwood Frye
G. Wayne Jordan
Walter Lockewandt
Petersburg
William E. Wolfe
Glenn Kile
Staunton
John R. Sawyer
George A. Kyle
Howard
Shenandoah Auditorium
Bombs, riot police and King aid linked to Breadbasket plan
About 130 police and National Guardsmen were deployed to a disorderly scene with tear gas used to restore calm. City Youth Patrol members faced charges of neglect of police and city leaders as Dr. Martin Luther King announced Operation Breadbasket targeting Cleveland bread firms to secure jobs and purchasing power for African Americans.
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Tampa
Youth Patrol
Martin Luther King
Cleveland
Ohio
Fire Trap Roars Through Toms Brook Home Workshop
Firefighters faced extreme heat and smoke at about 8 a.m. as a roof caved in a block off main street. McDonald, an electrician on a 3-11 p.m. shift at a Winchester plant, ran an electrical shop on his home’s ground floor, fire origin likely there. Toms Brook lies 5 miles north of Woodstock and 24 miles south of Winchester.
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McDonald
Winchester
Toms Brook
Woodstock
Weather Today and Five Day Forecast for Virginia
Forecast shows low 60s overnight in Virginia with sun and heat ahead. Five day outlook predicts 88 to 94 daytime highs, 64 to 72 nights, chance of a Saturday thunder shower, and a cool midweek return with over half an inch rain possible early next week. Past rainfall for June shows trace to none today, with long term totals listed.
County Pre School Opens Monday with 180 Pupils
The Frederick County pre school program, funded by Title 1, opens Monday for a six week course in seven schools and the Educational Improvement Center. About 550 incoming first graders attended orientation the week of June 5.
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Frederick County
Eva Duckett
Civic Center drive gains momentum with dedication remarks
Community leaders praised progress on the Civic Center project as funds reach a third of the required goal. Mayor Battaile and Nancy Levi honored Jim Barnett for ten years of service to recreation, presenting him a heartfelt check from supporters.
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Civic
Sam Preston
Lowry
Arry
Byrd Civic
Jim Barnett
Battaile
Nancy Levi
Three Children Drown After Fall Into Pond
In Timmonsville South Carolina five children were blackberry picking near an irrigation pond when a girl slipped in. Her sister and a playmate tried to help but all three died. The coroner identified the victims as Vickie Carter 10 Denise Carter 12 and Eddie Kirkland 11 all of Timmonsville.
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Timmonsville
Florence County
William T. Eaddy
Vickie Carter
Denise
Eddie Kirkland
Barber Faces Decline After 49 Years in El Centro
In El Centro California Joe Ryba a barber of 49 years says the business is going downhill as fewer customers seek shaves and haircuts. He plans retirement at 65 noting fewer young people want haircuts or shaves.
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EL Centro
Calif
Joe Ryba
Ryba
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