Gladys Longerbeam Buried Yesterday
Funeral services for Gladys Maybelle Longerbeam 17 of Round Hill formerly Clarke County were held yesterday at the John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers named were Louis Bray Danny Clemens William Cleven ger Hunter Longerbeam Jr Iden Mallory and Repert Fries.
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Puneral
Gladys Maybelle Longerbeam
Round Hill
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Percy White
Burian
Green Hill
Louis Bray
Danny Clemens
William Clevenger
Hunter Longerbeam
Iden Mallory
Repert Fries
Yiz Quiz Answers Listed for Page 2
Below are the provided responses to the yiz questions. The notes reference true statements, local geography such as Charleston and Jefferson Parish, biblical books Matthew and Luke, and items like a nightgown. The list includes an identification of a procession and associated details across a range of quiz prompts.
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Charleston
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May 5 11 am Sales Directory Listings in Frederick County
Frederick County Court House and surrounding areas host multiple May sales. Listings include Lucille Catherine Newin and Leroy A Snapp estate on Cedar Creek Grade. C H Hilleary Estate three miles south of Charles Town near Broomery. Herbert Larrick Trustee with Sunnyside real estate. Johnmeet estate near Prince or Prinee. James Trustee in front of Frederick County Court House for Buffalo Lick Rd real estate. O J Ratcliff estate Rt 50 five miles east of Winchester. J P Reardon Trustee front of Court House for Buffack Road real estate. Eudora Keyser front County House with real estate on Pushesy near Winchester.
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Leroy A. Snapp
Frederick County Court House
Cedar Creek
C. H. Hilleary
Charles Tow
W. Va
Broomery
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Larrick
Sunnyside
John
Ck County House
Prinee
James
Frederick
Buffack Road
Eudora Re Keyser
Front Coun House
Pushesy
Winchester
Esther Williams to Parade Marshal for Shenandoah Festival
Esther Williams named parade marshal as festival activities unfold in Winchester W Va during the two day Shenandoah Festival. The Pageant of Spring time Our Heritage and a Fireman parade highlight events with Miss Williams appearing at Handley High School and Queen Shenandoah XXIV coronation by George C Marshall.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Jefferson County
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Bing Crosby
Boo Hope
van Johnson
Weather Bureau
Court House Plaza
Winchester Evening Star
Miss Lie
Shenandoah XXIV
George C Marshall
Alben Barkley
Harry Wismer
Johnny Long
Williams
Handley High School
Esther Williams
Dean Hudson
Estival
Van Gogh Sold One Canvas in His Lifetime
The article notes Vincent van Gogh sold only a single painting during his lifetime, for a small sum. It adds that between ages 27 and 37 he created 829 drawings and 741 oil works, whose combined today value would exceed 10 million dollars.
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van Gogh
Apple Blossom Festival Teen Dance Band Led by Les Arnold
Les Arnold and His Orchestra will play for the Teenagers dances on both nights of the Apple Blossom Festival at the George Washington Hotel. The band, formed in May last year, now numbers 11 or 12 with key members Wilfred Mowery Fred Updike Ray Rogers Marco and Johnston joining recentl,y and has performed at James Wood Handley High School Shepherd College and local clubs. The Women's Civic League of Winchester backs the event with Mrs. Robert D. Glaize as festival chair.
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James Marco
Wilfred Mowery
Les Arnold
Fred Updike
Harvey Gardner
Ray Rogers
Ronnie Johnston
Wallace Wiener
Diz Derflinger
Les
Arnold
Marco
Johnston
James Wood
Handley
Shepherd College
Robert D. Glaize
George Washington Hotel
Women’s Civic League of Winchester
WPI Cavaliers
Williams Defense George Marshall Festival Highlights
Williams forms a core of the Shenandoah Valley event with a Friday pageant, a Princesses Tea Dance, and a 10 30 a m repeat pageant. A 2 00 p m Grand Feature Parade follows as Miss Williams accepts Senator Harry F s invitation to participate. She recalls past visits and World War II hospital tours near Roanoke Richmond and Martinsburg.
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Acheson says U S Mexico relations unaffected by criticism
Secretary Acheson stated there is no evidence that the Senate Crime Committee's critique of Ambassador O'Dwyer has damaged U S Mexico relations. He has no plan to meet O'Dwyer and would consult the President if removal were ever considered.
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Washington
Acheson
Senate Crime Committee
Wiliam O'Dwyer
United States
Mexico
O'Dover
O'Dwyer
Connally Explains Hearing Limit to Committee Members
Chairman Connally said the decision to limit hearings to committee members was generally agreed to without a formal vote. He noted the small room would prevent inviting all Congress members and aimed to avoid a row over access.
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Connally
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Bank Robbed in Winona Third Time in Year
Two young white men robbed the Winona National Bank and escaped with an estimated cash. The robbery marked the bank's third in the last year, with a prior incident weeks earlier involving a lone Negro shot and wounded by cashier J. R. Hisey.
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W. Va
Winona National Bank
Jack Robertson
J. R. Hisey
Man A Minute Added To the Armed Forces Civilian Payrolls
Washington reports the Senate House Economy Committee notes a nearly man a minute rise in armed forces civilian payrolls over the past year. Chairman Byrd plans a special payroll policy probe as non essential government spending is scrutinized. Civilian agency hires rose 5 770 in March while armed services added 56 166.
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Senate
House Economy Committee
Byrd D-Vay
Armed Services
Church of Christ Members Return From Springfield Convention
Nathan L. Williamson and Mrs. Hiram N. Van Voorhis and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ritz of Augusta W V returned Tuesday from the National North American Christian Convention of Church of Christ in Springfield. Mrs Van Voorhis and Mrs Ritz sang in a chorus of 150 voices.
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Church of Christ
S. Loudoun St
Hiram N. van Voorhis
S. Braddock St
Frank Ritz
Augusta
W. Va
Springfield
van Voorhis
O Sullivan Rubber reports 72 percent sales gain in Q1 1951
O Sullivan Rubber Corporation posts 2.037 million dollars in net sales for the first quarter of 1951, up 72 percent from 1.19 million the prior year. Profits before taxes reach 252,676 dollars versus 40,414. after tax earnings total 89,911 dollars or 21 cents per share, against 39,000 dollars or 8 cents in Q1 1950. The gain reflects a 65 percent tax reserve. release via Vincent Catozella, president.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Vincent Catozella
Kitchen Kapers from Martha W Levi Tuna Dishes and Salads
Tuna Souffle uses canned tuna with milk bread crumbs salt paprika lemon juice and eggs baked in a water bath. Paradise Tuna Salad dissolves lemon gelatine with vinegar sugar salt pepper and folds in cottage cheese tuna celery pepper onion parsley and is served with mayonnaise. Tuna Take suggests two cans of tuna with butter flour mustard milk cream and avocado layered with crackers and baked at 400 degrees until bubbly, served with chips and tomato slaw.
Increase in Marine Strength Recommended
Washington reports the Senate Armed Services Committee recommended a permanent boost to Marine Corps strength. The plan calls for at least four full strength combat divisions and four air support wings plus needed support units, with a ceiling around 400000, roughly double the current size.
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Washington
Marine Corps
Senate
Armed Services Committee
Landlord and Tenant in Court Clash Over Alleged Threats
In Louisville a 102 year old landlord Andrew Jackson and his 66 year old tenant Robert J Turner appeared in municipal court yesterday after a dispute. Turner claimed Jackson chased him with a butcher knife while Jackson said Turner struck him with a club nine times. The case was continued.
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Andrew Jackson
Robert J. Turner
Turner
Jackson
Swallows Return to Capistrano on St. Josephs Day
The Capistrano swallow returned to San Juan Capistrano Mission on time this year, traditionally arriving on St. Joseph's Day March 19, 1951.
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San Juan Capistrano Mission
St. Joseph's Day
Pioneer Dr. Robert W. Wood Birthday Tribute
Dr. Robert William Wood born May 2 1868 in Concord Massachusetts. A pioneer in ultraviolet and infrared studies his discoveries advanced forgery detection photography and the use of non visible light in warfare.
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Robert William Wood
Concord
Mass
El Paso Chamber Promotes Villa Treasure Hunt Tale
The El Paso chamber of commerce promotes a Buried Treasure legend in the Franklin mountains tied to Pancho Villa. The release notes the treasure’s dubious truth and invites visitors to search, suggesting a chance to strike it rich during vacation.
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Tex
Villa
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