Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Journal
Funeral services for Irene C. Miller 71 of 333 W Cork Ave die early yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Services Friday at 1 20 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John Kinzie. interment Evergreen Cemetery Lurary. Donations to Calvary Baptist Church Building Fund expected.
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Irene C. Miller
W. Cork &J
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
John Kinzie
Calvary Baptist Church
W. Mack Turner
Hudson Price
Kenneth M. Clevenger
Willis H. Ligon
Ligon
Howard P. Starliper
Sidney L. Snellings
Evergreen Cemetery
Lurary
Calvary Baptist Church Building Fund
E. Germain &J
Mt. Falls
Wesley
Sara Himelright Bucher
William H. Moore
John Golden
Alfred Chapman
Frances Terault
Winchester
G. C. Bucher
Cedar Creek
J. C. Dugger
Forrest B. Oglesby
Mount Hebron
Airman Killed In Argument After Birthday Party
An England Air Force Base airman shot and killed John R. Abram 18 after a birthday party argument in Alexandria Louisiana. Airman 1 James Johnson 21 held in connection with the slaying. Abram died from a chest shot with a .25 caliber pistol.
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Alexandria
England Air Force Base
John R. Abram
834Th
Beckley
W. Va
James Johnson
Abram
Johnson
Dana L. Fuller Dies. Noted Polo Figure and Painter Leader
Dana L. Fuller, director of the W. P. Fuller Co. paint firm and longtime national polo player, died Tuesday in Ban Francisco.
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Ban Francisco
L. Fuller
W. P. Fuller Co
Arthur L. Johnson Dies at 73 Former Postmasters Leader
Arthur L. Johnson of Rockford Illinois died Tuesday at age 73. He served as president of the National Assn of Postmasters in 1933 34 and was a former director of the Three I League.
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Rockford, Til
Arthur L. Johnson
National Assn
German President Heuss Visits Williamsburg and Jamestown
West German President Theodor Heuss tours Colonial Williamsburg in Virginia 200 years back in time. He attends a private screening of Williamsburg the Story of a Patriot and visits the governor's palace public gaol capitol Bruton Parish Church and Wrenn Building at the College of William and Mary. Heuss and party dine with Colonial Williamsburg officials and travel to Charlottesville then Jamestown to view reconstruction efforts including Captain John Smiths fort and ships.
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Williamsburg
Theodor Heuss
Heuss
German Federal Republic
Bruton
Wrenn
College of William and Mary
Christopher Wrenn
London
Williamsburg Inn
Jamestown
John Smith
Colonial Williamsburg
Charlottesville
Winslow
Ariz
Patrick Henry Aiirport
Winthrop Rockefeller
Colonial Williamsburg Inc
Rockefeller
Carlisle Humelsine
Humelsine
H. M. Stryker
Hampden-Sidney President to Speak at Rotary Ladies Night
Dr. Joseph Robert, Hampden-Sidney College president, will address the Rotary Club at 6:30 p.m. tomorrow. The event, held at the George Washington Hotel, marks the annual Ladies Night.
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Joseph Robert
Hampden-Sidney College
Rotary Club
George Washington Hotel
Adams Aide Testimony Focuses on SEC Leniency Claims
Harris said a House subcommittee will seek more explanation from Adams and plans to hear John Fox of the Boston Post regarding claims that Goldfine received favorable treatment through Adams. Hearings will resume on alleged SEC leniency toward East Boston Co and Boston Port Development Co amid SEC information requests and disputed disclosure.
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Harris
House
John Fox
Boston Post
Goldfine
Subcommittee
Securities and Exchange Commission
East Boston Co
Boston Port Development Co
SEC
Robert W. Lishman
Col J T Crane To Address JWHS Key Club
Col J T Crane deputy chief of staff of the Air National Guard of West Virginia and Martinsburg base detachment commander will speak to James Wood High School Key Club at the War Memorial Building. Kiwanis vocational guidance program informs members about vocations and job prep. Kenneth Newbrough, new president, will preside and reports on summer project committees will be given.
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J. T. Crane
James Wood High School
War Memorial
Air National Guard of
West Virginia
Martinsburg Air Base
Kiwanis Club
Key Club
Kenneth Newbrough
Ministers Say Modesty Law Won’t Curb Shorts
Danville city manager Edward Temple protests two ministers who seek a law enforcing modesty. He argues legislation cannot curb morals and urges the campaign against scanty costumes to start in churches, insisting laws won’t stop women from appearing on public streets in revealing attire.
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Danville
Edward Temple
Temple
Porter Named UVa Writer in Residence Expected Fall
Katherine Ann Porter, noted novelist and short story writer, reported as the next writer in residence at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville. Official confirmation pending. Porter is expected to arrive in the fall following William Faulkner as UVa’s first writer in residence.
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Charlottesville
Katherine Ann Porter
University of Virginia
Miss Porter
William Faulkner
Willow Hill School Introduces Bell Ringing Tradition
Traverse City officials establish a yearly honor at Willow Hill School awarding the top grade student the right to ring the old school bell. The bell had not sounded for years, until this new custom was created.
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Traverse City
Mich
Willow Hill School
Senate bill seeks union reform with elections and ethics rules
The proposal requires detailed financial reporting by unions, leaders, middlemen and employers, mandates secret elections, limits officer terms, allows removing trustees after 18 months, bars felony convicts from union posts without pardon, bars embezzlement and political use of union funds, tightens penalties for false reports, caps loans, bans picketing to pressure employers, and grants two long sought provisions for unions enabling replacing strikers to vote in bargaining elections and legalizing pre start agreements by building trades unions.
Kidnaped Boy Found Safe and Maid Sought in Montreal
In Montreal police sought a German immigrant maid Greta Goode after Joel Reitman, grandson of a local millionaire, vanished Saturday night. The 22 year old was found safe Tuesday in Ottawa with authorities later confirming the boy’s identity.
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Montreal
Greta Goode
Cyril Reitman
Joel
Reitman
Edward Royer
Ottawa
Royer
Greta Braun
Roger
Five Winchester Scouts Head to Philmont Expedition
Five local Winchester boys, Paul Haldeman George W Glass Andrew J Button David Elsen and Thomas B Kern depart by chartered bus for the Philmont Ranch Expedition near Cimarron New Mexico. The session runs June 23 to July 6 with Andrew Button Paul Haldeman and Thomas Kern taking on leadership roles. The 1920 mile trip follows a training period at Camp Rock Enon focusing on cooking and crew work.
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Winchester
Toorrow
Philmont Ranch
Shenandoah Area
N. M
Camp Rock Enon
Winchester Sales Directory Listing June Auctions
A sales directory itemizes multiple auction events in Winchester Virginia. Entries cover dates June 21 to July 5 with items including household goods furniture antiques and real estate and list auctioneers commissioners and trustees for public front lawn and courthouse sales near Frederick County Court House Winchester VA.
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James F. Fitzwater
Cameron St
Winchester
Artrip and Cole
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
City Real Estate
E. T. Snider
John F. Anderson
Wayne A. Whitman
Phil H. Gold
C. Hazel Ashton
Charles R. Duvall
Round Hill CFC Plans Yard Party at School
The Round Hill Community Fire Company schedules a July 19 yard party on the James Wood School front lawn starting at 5 p.m. with committees named for advertising tables chairs refreshments auction and more. Eleven churches and the Round Hill Home Demonstration Club assist as proceeds go to pay for the new fire hall nearing completion.
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Round Hill Community Fire Company
James Wood School
Albert Pingley
D. L. Bowers
Garland Cather
Guy Singhass
Vernon Haines
Ora Goldizer
Kenneth Lewis
Linden Pingley
Harry Patterson
Ruth Steele
Jim Patterson
Mt. Olive E. U. B
St. John’s Lutheran
Bethel Lutheran
Burnt Presbyterian
Sunnyside Presbyterian
Old Bethel Methodist
Mr. Pleasant E. U. B
Hayfield Assembly of God
Lamps Methodist
Capon Valley Poultry Auction Sells 48 250 Broilers
A total of 48 250 broilers offered in 18 lots were sold Tuesday at the Capon Valley Area Poultry Auction in Wardensville. Prices were 21 to 22 cents, mostly 21.75 to 22 cents, with good demand.
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Capon Valley
Wardensville
Weather Today Virginia Scattered Showers and Warmth
Scattered showers and thunder showers expected this afternoon and early tonight with lows 60s east and 50s west. Thursday brings more sun and warmth, with a five day outlook through Monday forecasting below normal temperatures and isolated thundershowers on Friday. Rainfall data shows none today, with historical averages and monthly totals listed for Winchester skies.
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Virginia
Twenty Five Firemen Register for Fire School
Twenty five firemen have registered for the Fire School that began last night. Classes will continue this evening tomorrow Monday and Tuesday. In case of rain tonight I will be at Friendship Fire.
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Friendship Fire
Shawnee Fire Dept Meets Tomorrow for Yard Party Planning
The Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department will meet tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the fire hall. Members are asked to attend as plans are made for the yard party on July 26.
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Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department
Liberia Caliber True The Explosion Creates a Vacuum
William Powell reports on a Roman highway incident involving a nickel related blast creating a vacuum and prompting investigation into the event.
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Liberia
William Powell
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