Deaths and Funerals for Swartz and Dodson
Funeral services set for James Swartz who died Saturday with burial at Mt Hebron. He was a lifelong resident and noted amateur gardener. survivors include his widow Ella Swartz and brother Frank. Thomas Richard Dodson of Middletown will be cremated at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Greenhill Cemetery Stephens City. pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Ener
Ella C. Timberlake Swartz
Frank Swartz
City
Kurtz Funeral
Thomas Richard Dodson
Middletown
E. T. Clark
Jones Funeral Home
Greenhill Cemetery
Stephens City
Fred Dodson
Cecil Dodson
Cletus Dodson
Robert Ramey
Cletus Jenkins
Cleveland Jenkins
Obituary: Garvin Bowles 60 Dies in Miami
Garvin Bowles 60 died Saturday evening at Mercy Hospital Miami Florida. He was born at Redgate Farm Clarke County to Joseph W Bowles and Katherine Garvin Bowles. He married Iva Mae Boyce January 1 1925 by Rev George Stover at the First E U B parsonage. Surviving are two granddaughters Pamela Jeanne Bowles Iva Patrice Bowles both of San Diego California and brother James A Bowles of California. A son Telfair Horton Bowles died on Guam August 10 1956.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garvin Bowles
Mercy Hospital
Miami
Fla
Redgate Farm
Clarke County
Joseph W. Bowles
Katherine Garvin Bowles
Iva Mae Boyce
George Stover
E.U.B
Pamela Jeanne Bowles
Iva Patrice Bowles
San Diego
Calif
James A. Bowles
California
Telfair Horton Bowles
Guam
Navy man Bowles remembered in local obituary note
On duty with the Navy, Mr Bowles was a Shenandoah Valley Academy graduate and attended VMS. He earned a degree from the University of North Carolina and was a member of the E U B Church. He served as clerk and assistant manager of the Alhambra Hotel in Miami for several years.
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Navy
Bowles
Shenandoah Valley Academy
V.M.S
University of North Carolina
E.U.B. Church
Alhambar
Miami
Funeral service for Dr Solo mon G Moore
Dr Solo mon G Moore of died Saturday funeral held this afternoon at First Baptist Church led by Dr E T Clark. Moore first pre medical graduate from University of West Virginia later Maryland School of Medicine and retired Baltimore & Ohio Railroad company surgeon. Member of multiple medical and fraternal orders including Elkins Lodges Royal Arch Masons Pilgrim Commandery Osiris Temple Shrine and Odd Fellows. Pallbearers named. burial Maple Park Cemetery Springfield Missouri.
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Solomon G. Moore
E. T. Clark
First Baptist Church
Moore
University of West V
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Baltimore
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Virginia, West Virginia and Maryland Medical Association
Elkins Lodge 108
A.f.&a.m
Elkins Lodge
Royal Arch Masons
Pilgrim Commandery
Knights Templar
Elkins
Osiris Temple
A.A.C.N.M.S
Wheeling
Blue Ridge Shrine Club
Independent Order of the Odd Fellows 116
H. Dennis Hoover
Roy C. Kidd
Allen T. Hawthorne
Chester L. Riley
Robert E. Ayler
Milton L . Turner
Maple Park Cemetery
Springfield, Mo
Funeral service for Ruth Virginia Benner
Ruth Virginia Benner of Round Hill died Friday. Funeral held this afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Ronald S. Clark officiating. Pallbearers named William A. Carter Charles L. Carter John C. Robinson Jack F. Robinson Douglas Calvin Donald L. Dennis. Burial in Payne's Chapel Cemetery.
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Ruth Virginia Benner
Round Hill
Jones Funeral Home
Ronald S. Clark
William A. Carter
Charles L. Carter
John C. Robinson
Jack F. Robinson
Douglas Calvin
Donald L. Dennis
Payne’s Chapel Cemetery
Funeral for Harold Wise Sowers at Meade Memorial Church
Harold Wise Sowers of White Post died Saturday from injuries in an automobile accident. His funeral was conducted this morning at the graveside of Meade Memorial Episcopal Church White Post by Rev. W. G. Pendleton. Active pallbearers included Gwynne Jones E B Lee William Whyel Co E Funkhouser Philip McIntyre and Alec Earle. Honorary pallbearers were Monroe Buckley Robert Buckley William Thompson J C Digges Albert Thompson and Robert Sowers.
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Harold Wise Sowers
White Post
Meade Memorial Episcopal Church
W. G. Pendleton
Gwynne Jones
E. B. Lee
William Whyel
Co. E. Funkhouser
Philip McIintyre
Alec Earle
Monroe Buckley
Robert Buckley
William Thompson
J. C. Digges
Albert Thompson
Robert Sowers
Death of Douglas E. Smallwood in Winchester
Douglas E. Smallwood 63 of 216 E Fairfax Lae died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He was a native of Winchester, son of the late Albert E and Mary Ritter Smallwood. He married Nellie Spaid in Hagerstown in 1925. He was a member.
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Douglas E. Smallwood
E. Fairfax Lae
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Smallwood
Winchester
Albert E
Mary Ritter Smallwood
Nellie Spaid
Hagerstown
Obituary Notice for Winchester Resident
An obituary notes a longtime Virginia Woolen Company employee of forty years and member of the Sarah Zane Fire Company. Survived by his wife two children Mrs Brill and Donald BE both of Winchester one sister Mrs Nora Virginia McIntyre of Winchester grandchildren and two Shetena ieee. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery follows a Wednesday service.
Funeral Service For Mrs Nora Lewin Holtzclaw
Funeral service for Mrs Nora Lewin Holtzclaw of Clarke County widow of Floyd Holtzclaw, held Wednesday at 2 p.m. at John H. Ewers Funeral Home conducted by Rev Clarence Lloyd of Charles Town. canine mut? remains unclear. Green Hill Enders Funeral Home referenced.
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Nora Lewin Holtzclaw
Clarke County
Floyd Holtzclaw
John H. Ewers
Clarence Lloyd
Charles Town
Green Hill ‘ E
Enders Funeral Home
Brown Service for Laura Shearer Brown of Berryville
Laura Shearer Brown of Berryville was laid to rest at Berryville Baptist Church with pallbearers Lester Douglas Irving Thompson Brook Neville Rice Levi John Brown and Earl Brown. Surviving relatives include seven nieces and two nephews and multiple contacts in Pacifi Pennsylvania Washington DC Maryland New Jersey.
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Laura Shearer Brown
Berry
Berryville Baptist Church
Eeene
Lester Douglas
Irving Thompson
Brook Neville
Rice Levi
John Brown
Earl Brown
Charles W. Shearer
Pacifi
Angel Merchant
Herbert Merchant
William C. Cleary
Louise Belt
Washington, D.C
Lester G. Douglas
Silver Spring
Edward J. Baird
Stonehurst
Howard Durfar
Mt. Ephraim
N. J
Elva Wilson
Local Sales Directory May Auctions in Winchester and Vicinity
May listings show auction events in Winchester Virginia area and nearby towns. Items include furniture appliances tools guns vehicles and household goods with auctioneers Orndorff Cole Duvall Snider Stickel Anderson Greenwood Orchard Bucklew and others. Dates span May 3 to May 12 with times from morning to afternoon.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Stan Haworth Auction CO
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Silvania Ritenour
Berryville Ave
William B. Sager, Jr
Rio
W.va
North River Road
Kenneth Bucklew
Notice of Sergeant's Sale Under Court Order
Notice that on May 6, 1961 at 10 00 AM at Hberts Garage Winchester Virginia a public cash sale will occur to satisfy an attachment in the Municipal Court for the City of Winchester for Louie B Heltzel versus C B Royston et al The items include a 1936 Ford 1 2 ton truck Motor No 3263 543 and a 1952 Buick Special Hardtop Serial No 565771487 Va License No 881851 with stated totals of 500.00 plus interest and costs The notice date is April 25 1961
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Hbert
Loudoun Street
Winchester
Virginia
Louie B. Heltzel
Royston
Spare tire hidden with dynamite found by police in California
Police locate a girl who sold eyes to Aguilar after a spare tire on her car allegedly contained dynamite. The incident involved two cars stealing the site and a bid and ends with the suspect being traced by Sgt. Cal Florence. Weather calls show showers and possible thunderstorms tonight with mild temperatures, then cooling and a warmer Saturday. Rainfall totals for May and year-to-date are reported alongside long term averages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
Cal Florence
Florence
T Aguilar
Ilar
Ginla
Confusion Over School Schedule Across Time Change
Confusion continues from Page 1 as families adjust to the time change. Parents working fast time in the city and children traveling on standard time caused reshuffled schedules this morning and affected dental appointment timings in county areas.
May Day Rallies Highlight Global Protests
Millions in Japan join May Day events demanding closer ties with Communist China while papier mache heads of Castro and Lumumba appear. About 10 000 rally in Naha Okinawa. similar gatherings occur in South Vietnam and Formosa. Pope John XXIII addresses 25 000 visitors in Vatican May Day audience.
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China
Castro
Patrice Lumumba
Congo
Naha
Okinawa
Viet Nam
Formosa
Vatican
John XXIII
Weather Deficit Seen for Apple Blossom Festival
A weather caused deficit is indicated for this year’s Apple Blossom Festival. Officials decline to estimate but directors expect a several thousand dollar shortfall due to late spring low temperatures and cloudy skies around Winchester. The last deficit, over $3,000, occurred in 1957.
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Winchester
Labor Day Observed Worldwide With Church Support Cited
The Roman Catholic Church has always supported the moral and economic progress of man. Workers in Western Europe Latin America and Asia had the day off. In the United States the workers holiday is Labor Day celebrated in September.
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Western
Europe
Latin America
Asia
United States
Guthion Cuts Spray Program in Local Orchard
Guthion saves by eliminating two cover sprays for insect control. Mr. Miller notes that spraying at petal fall started last year, and checks showed second and fourth sprays unnecessary thanks to Guthion’s strong, long lasting kill. Traditionally five to seven sprays were needed. now four cover sprays suffice, with one mite exception.
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Swartz Service
Dodson Service
Tommy RB. Dodson
D.S.T. Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snelli
Braddock St
Moore Service
Benner Service
John W. Rosenberger & Co., ‘Inc
Commerce St
Holtzclaw Service
Brown Service
G. G. Baker
City of
E. T. Snider
Moscow
Associated Press
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N. Cameron St. F. 8. A
Shorty
Billmyer
Fred Glaize Ill
Gene Dicks
Guthion
Henry W. Miller, Jr
Consolidated Orchard Co
Paw Paw, W. Va
Capricubear
Chemagro Corporation
Hawthorn Road
Missouri
Green Chemical CO
Winchester, Virginia