Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Bet ty Tomblin Huff
Funeral services are set for Mrs Bet ty Tomblin Huff widow of Peach Huff died yesterday in Berryville The Rev William Raney will officiate burial will be in Green Hill Cemetery Active pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named Survivors include a daughter and sister with additional siblings noted The body rests at Omps Funeral Home tentative arrangements for Monday.
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Betty Tomblin Huff
Peach - Huff
Fine Funeral
Berryville
William Raney
Ethel LaFollette
Obst Baker
Kearneyaville
W. Va
Hertzel Orndorff
Hagerstown
Dora Vance
This City
Betty Brill
Strasburg
Mary Sprow
Fayetteville
Ida Cook
Baltimore
Mrs. Ethel LaFollette Dies in Winchester Hospital
Mrs. Ethel May LaFollette 63 of Brucetown died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after three weeks as a patient. Born Oct 1 1894 in Gravel Springs she was a daughter of the late Joseph and Sarah Cole Orndorff. Survived by daughters Mrs Elsie Gladden Martinsburg W Va and Mrs Sylvia Schurba nee LaFollette Berryville. sons W D Orndorff Edgar W LaFollette Boyce and Mrs Mattie Fiddler of Inwood W Va. funeral arrangements not yet listed.
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Ethel May LaFollette
Brucetown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Gravel Springs
Joseph and
Sarah Cole Orndorff
W. D. Orndorff
Sylvia Schurba
Nee LaFollette
Berryville
Edgar W. LaFollette
Boyce
Mattie Fiddler
Inwood
W. Va
Daisy
Funeral service for Nicholas Kellas set for Saturday
Nicholas Nick Kellas 67 died yesterday morning. A funeral will be held Saturday at 10 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Charles J Bright officiating. Pallbearers include J Edward Shull J Strother Sherman Isaac C Thomas E W Day Gus J Kaknis and G Carter Baker. Interment follows at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Nicholas
Nick) Kellas
Jones Funeral Home
Charles J. Bright
Market Street Methodist Church
J. Edward Shull
J. Strother Sherman
Isaac C. Thomas
E. W. Day
Gus J. Kaknis
G. Carter Baker
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Deadline Tuesday On Social Security Freeze for Disability
Lamont W. Williams, district Social Security manager, announces a disability freeze deadline of July 1 for filing. Qualifying severely disabled workers must have 5 years of SS work in the past 10 and 1.5 years in the 3 years before disability, with medical evidence of inability to work and six months of condition. Contact 117 W. Boscawen St. for details.
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Lamont W. Williams
Social Security Office
W. Boscawen St
Carpenters Union Chief Questioned in Conspiracy Probe
President Maurice A Hutcheson of the Carpenters union was summoned by the Senate Rackets Committee amid a probe into possible plots with Teamsters President James R Hoffa to fix an Indiana grand jury. Indicted with Hutcheson were Frank Chapman and O William Blaier as probes detail alleged illegal profits from land sales to Indiana highway rights of way and bribery involving state officials.
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Hoffa
Lake County
Ind
Kennedy
Indianapolis
Harold W. Handley
Grand Jury
Metro Holovachka
Marion County
Blaier T
Chapman
Highway Commission
Clarke Creamery to Close After 45 Years of Operation
Clarke County Creamery will close tomorrow after 45 years in business. The plant, famed for Shenandoah Valley Creamery butter, has changed ownership several times and is now run by Moore and Dorsey. Current manager W N Rutherford notes dwindling dairy farmer sales and space needs as the shutdown reasons.
Evans weighs London twin bill for Broadway ventures
New York reports Maurice Evans eyeing a London two play set for his next Broadway venture. The Dock Brief and What Shall We Tell Caroline by John Mortimer are the proposed titles under consideration.
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Maurice Evans
London
John Mortimer
Multiple sales listed in Winchester and surrounding areas
A June and July schedule lists auctions in West Virginia and Virginia. Items include cattle and livestock, antiques, furniture, household goods, and real estate. Auctioneers include W D. Orndorff, E T Snider, and others with sale times from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. across Winchester, Marian, and Frederick County locations.
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B. Brooke Smith
Sharp St
Winchester
E. T. Snider
John F. Anderson
Wayne A. Whitman
Frederick County Court House
T. Ralph W. Horst
Marian
Kerr & Wagner
Phil H. Gold
C. Hazel Ashton
Charles R. Duvall
S&s. R. Anderson
Dennis T. Cole
Vanguard program to be reviewed after limited launch success
A Defense Department official says the Navy Vanguard program will be reviewed though unlikely to be abandoned. Only one of six launches succeeded. Deputy Secretary David A. Quarles noted the Air Force and Army satellite programs would proceed.
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N.Y
Defense Department
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Defense
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Army
Adams denies Fox allegations in House subcommittee clash
Hagerty says Adams categorically denies Fox claims and will respond to any new falsehoods. Adams attended Eisenhower's cabinet meeting, but Hagerty notes no discussion of the Adams Fox Goldfine dispute in that session.
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Hagerty
Adams
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Eisenhower
Answers to the Daily Quiz items
A compact list of quiz responses including True False answers for ten items and a final name. Topics span anthropology to geography and history with references to places like Arlington National Cemetery Lake Erie the Hudson River and to figures such as Victor Emmanuel II.
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South
Victor Emmanuel II
Notice Of Road Discontinuance Public Hearing 1958 Virginia
The Highway Department plans to discontinue the old Rt 600 segment near Duck Run as it shifts to a new alignment 0.2 miles north. If discontinued control reverts to the local government and the public road must remain open. Resident Engineer will hear objections at the Board of Supervisors meeting in Winchester Court House at 2:00 PM on Monday July 14, 1958.
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Mountain Falls
Highway Department
Duck Run
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Court House
Winchester
Weather and stock movers outline a June Virginia day
The Virginia forecast calls for fair cool weather today with a low 50s to 60 in the southeast. A five day outlook shows temperatures about six degrees below normal, a warming trend midweek, and a chance of showers Tuesday. Market notes report scattered losses and heavy trading with rails rising on tax news and gains in oils and metals amid lower U S government bonds.
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Virginia
Grain prices ease at open on Chicago Board of Trade
AP report shows grain futures mixed at the open with Wheat up fractionally to around 1.85 and Corn and Soybeans near unchanged or slightly lower. Oats hover near 64 with July quotes noted.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Market Quotations from Baltimore and Coastal Regions
Strawberries show slight firming across NJ PA VA with 16 qt crates at 5.00 to 5.50 and 8 qt flats at 2.50. Beans and tendergreens also firm with NJ and MD items listed. potatoes quoted only for limited sales. Lamb slaughter prices steady with bulk 70-92 lb at 24.00 to 24.50, utilities 18.00-20.00 for 60-67 lb, and larger range in 105-192 lb category.
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NC Cobblers
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Va Cobblers
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Highlights Mixed Week
Receipts were similar to last week and 20 percent below last year with cows 50-60 percent of total. Fed steers and heifers showed uneven to steady to higher on select lots, cows generally steady, bulls mixed with some softness. Hogs up 16 percent from last year, butchers steady with varied yards and weights traded through week.
Chicago live stock prices steady to weak for hogs and cattle
USDA markets report hogs 5 000 head at Chicago with prices 23 25 to 24 50 for 2 3 190 230 lb, 24 00 to 24 25 for 200 220 lb, larger 400 475 lb sows 19 00 20 00. calves cattle include steers 25 50 28 00, cows 18 75 22 00, bulls 24 50 24 85. feeders 26 25 27 00. lambs 23 50 27 00, ewes 5 00 7 00.
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AP Usda
Chicago
USDA
Stock market edges higher in heavy trading session
New York AP reports the market moved ahead with moderate gains in the heaviest trading of the week. Industrials and rails advanced irregularly as gains appeared uneven across sectors.
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New York
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Nick” Kellas
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