Miss Nancy E. Shiner 79 Dies at Home in Hollywood Md
Miss Nancy E. Shiner 79 formerly of 128 E Cork Street died at Grove Hospital after living with sister Mrs Austin Farm in Hollywood Md. Born in Kester she was daughter of the late Stewart and Anna Newcome Shiner. Survived by two sisters and many nieces and nephews including Jack W Widmyer Maurice Shiner Elizabeth Ferguson Beverly Staff Nancy A Staff Dorothy OLeary Maxine Patterson. Burial in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Nancy E. Shiner
E. Cork Street
Ore Grove
Shiner
Austin
Hollywood
Kester
Stewart
Anna Newcome Om
United Church of Christ
Centenary Evangelical and Reformed
Farmer
Loney Cline
Jack W. Widmyer
Maurice Shiner
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elizabeth Ferguson
Beverly Staff
Nancy A. Staff
Dorothy O'Leary
Maxine Patterson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Benjamin Laws 77 Dies in Cincinnati
Benjamin Laws of Cincinnati Ohio died Friday at Cincinnati General Hospital at age 77. He was born in Berryville the son of Charles H. and Mary A. McCord Laws and worked as a redcap at the Cincinnati Terminal for over 55 years. He is survived by his wife Mary L Laws a daughter from a previous marriage Miss Viola Laws and two sisters Miss Sadie Laws and Miss [text truncated].
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Benjamin Thomas Laws
Cincinnati
Ohio
Cincinnat General Hospital
Berryville
Charles H
Mary A. McCord Laws
Mary L. Laws
Viola Laws
Miss Sadie Laws
Nancy E. Shiner death notice
Obituary notice announces the death of Miss Nancy E. Shiner and lists a funeral service scheduled for Wednesday at 1:30 P.M. at Jones Funeral Home.
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Nancy E. Shiner
Storms Hit Atlantic Coast Areas Cause Floods and Damage
Violent weather stretched from the central Rockies to the Atlantic Coast. The New York area faced flooding and power outages as two people were killed. Philadelphia saw nearly three inches of rain in 97 minutes, the heaviest in 64 years.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Atlantic Coast
New York
Brooklyn
Philadelphia
Camden
N.J
New Jersey
Rhode Island
Midwest
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Ponca City
Okla
Oklahoma
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Arkansas
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Muscle Shoals
Ala
Casper
Wyo
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Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Mercury
Imperial
Calif
Yuma Aziz
Boise
Idaho
Walla Walla
Wash
Pendleton
Ore
Berryville Funeral Arrangements For Emma Laws And Relatives
Emma Laws of Berryville and three Chicago brothers William G. Nathaniel B. and Leander H. will be laid to rest. The body arrives at John H Enders Funeral Home on Wednesday and a 3 p.m. service at St Lukes Baptist Church Berryville will be conducted by Rev Curtis Clark. Burial follows at Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Emma Laws
Berryville
William G
Nathaniel B
Leander H
Chicago
John H. Enders
St. Lukes Baptist Church
Curtis Clark
Milton Valley Cemetery
Federal mediation aids Pan Am jet crew talks in Washington
Planes ONeill Jr of the National Mediation Board meets with Eastern and AFL-CIO Flight Engineers negotiators in Washington regarding the Pan Am dispute over cockpit crew makeup. Arthur Goldberg coordinates talks following a tentative settlement with Trans World Airlines. A federal court restraining order limits the flight engineers strike against Pan Am under the National Railway Labor Act.
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Eastern
Pan Am
Trans World
Aflcio Air Line Pilots Association
Kennedy
Aflcio
George Meany
Brooklyn
George Rosling
National Railway Labor Act
Schoolmate 18 Confesses to Double Slaying of Teens
James H. Vance Jr. 18 admitted bludgeoning Margaret Kennedy 16 and Noreen Buckley 17 with a tire wrench after meeting them for a ride in Morris County New Jersey. He led detectives to the attic and a bloodied jacket, and said he killed Buckley during a quarrel and Kennedy during a search for his wrecked car. Both victims were found near a wooded area in Morris Township. Vance was jailed without bail pending murder charges.
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Morristown
James H. Vance Jr
Vance
Morris County
Frank Scerbo
Scerbo
Margaret Ann Kennedy
Noreen Buckley
Morris Plains
Morris Township
Autorites
Buckley
Kennedy
Hart Program Viewed as Temporary Step by U.S. Officials
U.S. officials describe a strengthening program as temporary, with the United States and its Western allies seeing potential gains from the approach. The report notes ongoing calculations about enduring strategic needs and alliances in a shifting international context.
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U.S
United States
West
Warren Girl Injured After Crossing Traffic
Warren Memorial Hospital treated 14 year old Juanita Yvonne Davis for a fractured pelvic bone after being struck by a 1961 Rambler driven by John Robert Sealock of Tampa Florida on N Royal Ave. She and Wanda Fox 14 were crossing the street when the collision occurred.
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Front Royal
Juanita Yvonne Davis
W. 12Th Street
Warren Memorial Hospital
Gary V. Keyser
Miss Davis
Wanda Fox
N. Royal Ave
John Robert Sealock
Tampa
Fla
Rt. 658
White Post
Rt. 640
Stephens City
Court splits 6-1 over school prayer ruling
Justice Stewart dissented arguing no official religion is established by allowing prayer in schools. He warned denying students their chance to recite a prayer denies their spiritual heritage. Justice Douglas joined the majority. Justices Frankfurter and White did not participate. vote was 6-1.
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U.S
Congress
Stewart
Douglas
Frankfurter
White
U S commits vast aid to stabilize Canadian dollar
The United States backs Canada with 650 million dollars from Fed and Ex Im Bank, totaling over 1 billion with contributions from England and the IMF. Officials call the international effort massive and confident it will halt ominous speculation against the Canadian dollar.
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United States
U.S
Canada
Federal Reserve System
Bandk
England
International Monetary Fund
W. Virginian Charged In Burglary
Deputy Sheriff Merlian G. Marshall reports Vernon Kerns of Sandy Hollow Rd Hampshire County West Virginia faces breaking and entering charges. Kerns held in Romney jail awaiting extradition after raid on a cabin near Midway truck stop Rt 522 North owned by J Ralph Custer of Alexandria. Police recovered a rifle ammunition bedding dishes pots pans clothes and a camp lantern from the suspect’s car trunk.
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Sheriff's Deputies
West Virginians
Romney
West Virginia
Scobie
Merlian G. Marshall
Vernon Kerns
Sandy Hollow Rd
Hampshire County
Kerns
Romney Jail
Robert DeHaven
Midway Truck Stop
Rt. 522
J. Ralph Custer
Alexandria
Local DE Club Wins Two Awards at Richmond Conference
Distributive Education Club of James Wood High School earned two honors at the State Leadership Conference in Richmond. The club received the District Honor Trophy as outstanding in the district, which includes Fauquier Warren Front Royal Berryville and Frederick counties. Donald Strosnider won first in the Areas of Distribution Manual with the Advertising title. He works at Sears Roebuck and Co and will advance to DE II next year.
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Distributive Education Club
James Wood High School
Richmond
Fauquier County
Warren County
Front Royan
Berryville
Frederick County
Donald Strosnider
Manuel
Sears Roebuck and Co
Mosquito Counter Counts Insects in Miami War Effort
In Dade County Florida a man is observed standing still counting mosquitoes biting him. The activity measures the effectiveness of the eradication program against Everglades swarms. Mosquito counters provide data on the invasion and help guide killing efforts.
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Miami
Fla
Dade County
Everglades
Laos Civil War Ends With Cease Fire and Geneva Delegation
Souvanna and Souphanouvong steer Laos toward peace as Cabinet proclaims immediate cease-fire ending a 22 month civil war. A mixed delegation from neutralist, pro Communist, and right wing factions will travel to Geneva to sign the 14 nation accord.
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Laos
China
Souphanouvong
Khang Khay
Paris
Souvanna
Pathet Lao
Geneva
Laos Peace Conference Nearing Final Session
Souvanna is set to end the final session of the conference which Western powers wish to reconvene on July 2 as Laos seeks neutrality and regional stability.
Rusk to Outline Berlin Plan in Talks with Home
Rusk, on a fence mending tour, will outline U S ideas for a Berlin settlement to Lord Home during talks in London. The discussions cover Red Chinese buildup near Quemoy and Matsu, Laos, Viet Nam, and wider Asia issues, plus Soviet relations and Africa’s flashpoints. Rusk met Prime Minister Macmillan and then dined with Home, calling the evening marvelous.
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Berlin
Lord Home
Gg Bje
Fukien
Quemoy
Matsu
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
Chiang
Asia
Laos
Viet Nam
Home
Soviet Union
Africa
Rhodesia
United Nations
Ruanda-Urundi
India
Moscow
America
North Atlantic
Rome
Harold Macmillan
County auction notices list upcoming sales in Virginia and West Virginia
A dated sales directory lists multiple auction events including garage equipment at Berryville Virginia on June 26, furniture and appliances near Winchester on June 27, saddle horse sale near Rt 50, real estate in Winchester and Clarke and Frederick counties, antiques on Kernstown, and a farm in Martinsburg West Virginia. Auctioneers include Orndorff Cole Du vall English Largent D. Flowers Koonce and Lindenmuth.
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Carter & Ashby
N. Buckmarsh
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff
Cole Auctioneers
Saddle Horse & Pony Sale
Farmers Livestock Sale
West
H. H. Bartlett
English, Jr
Sale Agr
F. L. Largent, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Dennis T. Cole
Harry J. Flowers
Charles R. Duvall
Richard F. McPherson
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Clarke County Court House
Boyce
C. Hardy Grim
Kernstown
Frances
Ruth A. G. Lindenmuth
Rt. 55
Skyline Drive
Kings Court
W. D. Qorndorff
Darrell K. Koonce
Berkeley County Court House
Martinsburg
W. Va
Greenspring
Gerrardstown
Weather outlook with storms and cooling trend ahead
Partly cloudy today with scattered afternoon and evening thunder storms. Low around 60 in mountains. Tuesday through Saturday expect cooler temperatures 2 to 5 degrees below normal with a warming trend by Friday or Saturday. Precipitation likely Tuesday to Thursday as scattered afternoon showers.
James Wood FFA Teams Place and McIlwee Elected
The James Wood High School Future Farmers of America chapter placed in several state contests and elected Charles McIlwee as third vice president of the State FFA Association. The farm mechanics team finished fourth with Robert Carpenter George Stover and Gary Crosen. The poultry team placed fifth with David Braithwaite Charles Boyce and Roger Shenk. The livestock team finished eighth and the dairy judging team twelfth. Larry Rickard placed sixth in tractor driving.
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James Wood High School
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Blackburg
Charles McIlwee
FFA Association
Northern Virginia
Robert Carpenter
George Stover
Gary Crosen
David Braithwaite
Charles Boyce
Roger Shenk
Larry Rickard
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John W. Rosenberger & CO
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