Burial for Ernest Edward Dakeman in Berryville
Funeral service held for Ernest Edward Dakeman of White Post in Berryville with burial at Greenhill Cemetery. He was born July 23, 1881, worked for builders and owned a Berryville bakery, later employed by Louis Scheuer Clothing Store. Survived by widow Maude Hess Dakeman, a son Walter Collins Dakeman, a sister E H Marshall, two grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Masonic rites accompany the graveside service at John H Enders Funeral Home with Rev. Julian Orrell officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Dakeman
George G
Emily Collins Dakeman
Baptist
Thompson and Odgen Builders
Ernest Marshall
Berryville
Louis Scheuer Clothes
Tradwell No. 218
Berryville Fire Co
Maude Hess Dakeman
Walter Collins Dakeman
Alexander
E. H. Marshall
Clearwater
Fla
James E. Dakeman
Majorie A. Whitham
John H. Enders
Julian Orrell
Greenhill Cemetery
Funeral service set for Cecil Clar- Rvasvwho
Funeral service for Cecil Clar- Rvasvwho will be held tomorrow morning at 9 o'clock at Omps Funeral Home. The Rev. Stanley Dy will officiate. Pallbearers include Léonard Riley Hoye Riley Wilwood Carper Robert Bayliss Seen Harper. Thomas Fr Siva will be in the burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil Clar
Léonard Riley
Hoye Riley
Wiwood Carper
Robert Bayliss
Seen Harper
Thomas Fr Siva
Wibury
Funeral service for Mrs An nie Johnson of Whitacre
Funeral service for Mrs An nie Johnson of Whitacre will be conducted Friday at 2 p.m. in the Omps Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. Robert M lorg. Burial will follow in Pepe Ce enstary. The fragments indicate a local obituaries notice with names and key details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie Johnson
Whitacre
Omps
Robert M Lorg
Doin Dacre
Lynn Ee Russell
Pepe Ceenstary
James Wert Dakeman Passes Away in Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Wert Dakeman, 81, died after a late night illness. He resided in the area and was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital where he succumbed to his condition. Further funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Wert Dakeman
Winchester Memorial
Mrs Emma K Peery Friday at 3 30 p m Jones Home
Emma K Peery is listed for an event at 3 30 p m on Friday at Jones Home. The notice provides a brief residential location reference without additional context.
Mrs. Emma Peery Dies at 68 in Ridgeway WV
Mrs. Emma Katherine Peery 68 of Ridgeway West Virginia died yesterday morning of a heart attack at the home of Willard Spaid 112 Shirley Street where she visited a friend. She was born in Frederick County daughter of the late James Ashby and Trenary Sargent widow of John C Peery. She worked at Leggetts Store retired for health reasons and belonged to Paynes Chapel Methodist Church and its Sun day School class Women’s Society of Christian Service and the Rebekah Lodge Forest Rose 656 Russell Ky. Surviving four sisters Mrs Bert Abrell Darkesville WV Mrs Guy Trenary and three brothers Alvin L Raine Serpent ath both of Wachester and a number of nephews. Funeral conducted by Rev David Geer Friday 3 30 pm Jones Funeral Home burial Paynes Chapel Cemetery. Family to receive friends at the Funeral Home this evening and tomorrow evening 6 to 10 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Katherine Peery
Ridgeway
W. Va
Willard Spaid
Shirley Street
Peery
Frederick County
James Ashby
Trenary Sargent
John C. Peery
Leggett
Paynes Chapel Methodist Church
Women’s Society of Christian Service of
Rebekah Lodge
Forest Rose
Russell Ky
Bert Abrell
Darkesville
Guy Trenary
Ee Ee
W.va
Alvin
Lor Oda
Raine Serpent
Ath
Wachester
David Geer
Jones Funeal
Paynes Chapel
Advertising executive Cal C McCarthy dies at 80
Trumbull Connecticut AP reports Cal C McCarthy an advertising executive who popularized the B C initials died at age 80. He helped develop Lifebuoy soap copy and launched the Al Jolson radio show and the Ed ward G Robinson radio program Big Town. He served as executive vice president at Ruthrauff and Ryan agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trumbull
Danville Demonstration and Racial Dispute Preview
Downtown Danville saw a defiant march led by Milton A. Reid amid court injunctions as 10 Negroes reportedly sought transfers to city schools. Mayor Stinson and the Retail Merchants Association noted business impact as more pupil placements faced delays and tensions mounted over ongoing racial integration efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton A. Reid
Petersburg
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Reid
Julian R. Stinson
George Ashington
Retail Merchants Association
Last-Ditch Effort Made On Steel Pact
Pittsburgh AP report says a last-ditch attempt to reach a steel pact was underway as David J. McDonald of the United Steelworkers AFL-CIO failed to attend a scheduled Executive Board meeting. A union spokesman said he could not confirm if McDonald was in talks with industry officials. A briefing was described, with an International Wage Policy Committee meeting expected for a definite word on the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
David J. McDonald
United Steelworkers of America
Afl-Cio
I. W. Abel
Howard Hague Presid
International
Clarke Jaycees Install Officers Tomorrow Night
Berryville Clarke Junior Chamber of Commerce sets an installation for the newly elected officers Friday with Bill Renner of Winchester as president. After the service a Summer Dance by the Junior Women’s Club follows to raise funds for Clarke County Scholarship Fund.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Iers
Berryville-Clarke Junior Chamber of Commerce
Bill Renner
Howard Shockey and Sons
Winchester
Clarke County Scholarship Fund
Kennedy urges broad federal action to end job discrimination
He argues that city by city fixes fail to curb discriminatory wage practices and calls for a national approach. The plan includes permanent status for the equal employment opportunity committee, federal lawsuits against segregated schools, executive order for a community relations service, and a single rule barring federal aid to discriminatory programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Committee On Equal Employment Opportunity
Lyndon B. Johnson
Activi
Kennedy Planed US Leader Trip Across Europe In June
President Kennedy schedules a Bonn news conference and a major Frankfort address after which he will tour West Berlin visiting the wall and meeting Adenauer Erhard Brandt and discuss Moscow nuclear talks with Macmillan. Italy visits to Segni and possible pope crisis shape the pace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Frankfort
West Berlin
Kennedy
Berlin Wall
East Berlin
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Italy
Milan
Four traffic accidents reported in City and County
Police investigated four auto crashes yesterday two in Winchester one in Frederick County and one in Clarke County. No injuries reported. In Winchester James H. Flint 51 of Riverton reckless driving after backing into William Castleman’s car at Braddock Street and Fairfax. Marie V. Franklin 34 of 208 Opequon Ave left onto Gerrard then hit another vehicle driven by Margaret Steele. Clarke County crash on U.S. 340 involved Alvin Higgs and Robert Miller with light damage. a truck driven by Lowell Hayes also involved. Inez Stryker 53 of Valley Ave was knocked down by a bicyclist near the Coca-Cola plant. she was treated and released.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Marie V. Franklin
Valley Ave
Gerrard
Margaret M. Steele
U.S
Berryville
R. L. Bruce
Alvin Higgs
Highland Ave
Robert Miller
Hagerstown
Inez C. Stryker
Coca-Cola
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squez
Youth Killed In Crash During Police Chase
Fairfax AP reports a 2 year old youth, Harold Elson May of Annandale Virginia, died when his 1962 car veered after a high speed chase by Officer Ralph Ep Pard. May was thrown from the vehicle as it struck three trees and plunged into underbrush at Old Columbia Pike. Police say the car reached 90 miles per hour before losing control and the wreck left the engine 50 feet away.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Harold Elson May
Annandale
Ralph Eppard
May
Old Columbia Pike
Chamber review finds no action on key development topics
Midyear review of the chamber’s activities shows directors discussing, but taking no action on, agricultural development, historical sites, off street parking, the Civic Center, and teacher pay scales. Follansbee notes committees have high potential but require sustained activity and ongoing program re-evaluation to serve community interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Follansbee
Jackson Negros Agree to End Demonstrations
In Jackson Mississippi a Negro group agreed to halt demonstrations after talks with Mayor Allen Thompson and city officials. NAACP leader Rev. Haughton said dissension remains and that the national body will continue push for desegregation while negotiations extend over 60 days. Eight Negro school crossing guards will be hired by September 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Miss
Congress‘ of
Spcecheum Tacainee
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Evers
I Haughton
Allen Thompson
Thompson
Ryeeva
Rainfall totals and monthly summaries from June 1963
Rainfall recorded in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. shows none. June total is 4.36 inches, with 1963 total at 16.22 inches. Average annual rainfall is 36 inches, with a fragmented monthly breakdown listed for January to November including figures such as January 2.40 and June 3.86 inches, though several values appear garbled.
June sales directory auctions listed across Maryland Virginia area
A June sales directory lists auctions across Winchester Route 7 Long Green Route 522 Boonsboro Brucetown Kernstown and Rich mond with items including furniture antiques machinery dairy equipment wagons tools horses and ponies. Orndorff Cole Headley King Duvall Fahnestock Ownby Auction Co. are listed as auctioneers with schedules from June 19 to June 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Long Green
Winc
Headley
W. D. Orndorff
Harry D. Grossnickle
Boonsboro
Jersey
Braden King
Andy Whitacre
Brucetown
Chas, R. Duvall
Richmond
Grade Welsh
Ownby Auction Co
Blood Quota Surpassed for 62 63 at Episcopal Parish House
Donors increased the blood quota tally to 4411 since 1948 with the Episcopal Parish House drive led by the Eagles Auxiliary. George H Ritter donated one gallon. two gallon donors were Wallace J Lutz and Bobby Lee Miller. Other contributors included Carl W Boone and Lucy V Racey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eagles’ Auxiliary
George H. Ritter
W. Leicester
Wallace J. Lutz
S. Cameron St
Bobby Lee Miller
Gray Ave
Carl W. Boone
Rt. 4
Lucy V. Racey
Stephens City
American Brakeshoe
O’sullivan
U.S. Government
Northern Virginia Power Co
Words on the inner self and the preferred term
The fragment discusses misuse of the word void and favors a Latin rooted phrase for the inner self. It contrasts the idea of the ecaralent with the more correct inmost part of our being. The note emphasizes precise wording in philosophical or religious contexts.
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Armel Service
Ernest Edward Armel
White Post
Stee Ata
Whitlock Service
Johnson Service
James R. Dakeman
William Howard Wolfheey A
Emma K. Peery
Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Funeral Home
Nembe
Smalts
LION
George Washington Hotel
Tatko Slate
John. W. Rosenberger & CO. Inc
Committee St
Danville
Clarke Jaycees
James H. Flint
Riverton
Braddock St
Flint
William B. Castleman
Clearbrook
D. A. Sheetz
Lowell Hawes
Linden
Old Charles Town Rd
H.O
Shade Equipment Co
Crider & Shockey
Associated Press
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Des Moines
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Juneau
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
New York
Seattle
Tampa
C. Unger Unger
New Mexico
Geoffrey Cha
Sucer
Glaize & Bros’s
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron
Denny’s
Rt. 7
Myers
Brumback’s Farm & Orchard Supply
Cameron St
Winchester Savings & Loan Association
Fred L. Glaize, JR
W. Boscawent
Robert B. Dale, JR
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