Deaths and Funerals: R. Glass 87 in St Augustine
R Glass 87 died in St Augustine Florida. He was the son of William Wood and Non Glass of this city and survived by his son Thom Glass Jr of Washington and a daughter Mrs Andre Glass. Four grandchildren are mentioned. Services and interment arranged in St Augustine on Tuesday.
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R. Glass
San- Augustine
Fla
Andre Glass
William Wood
Non- Glass
Thom- Glass, Jr
Washington
Andrea Augustine
Tainchildren
Gabe
St. Augustine
Funeral services for Mrs St Irene Wynkoop
Funeral service held at 2 30 p m for Mrs St Irene Wynkoop wife of one with Rev William Peet and Rev Paul Reiter presiding Marvin Chapel Community Church burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery pallbearers listed The surviving details for Mrs Daisy Lavenia Dodson 63 include husband Frank W Dodson two daughters and several stepchildren and grandchildren The body rests at Stover's Funeral Home Strasburg with service planned by Rev John T Scarborough and burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery Maryland
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Irene Wynkoop
Thiat
William Peet
Paul Reiter
Marvin Chapel Community
Mt. Hebron
Ceme- Mvitheavers
Willa Clev
Marshall Feltner
Benny
Bobby White
George Chapman, Jr
Leonard Grim
Daisy Lavenia Dodson
Frank W. Dodson
Washington, D.C
Middletown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Deane Joyner
N. Forestville
Lyman L. Leich
Thelma Dodson Swift
Fairfax
Frank W. Dodson, Jr
Springfield
Lydia Regan
Columbus
Ind
Stover
Strasburg
John T. Scarborough
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Maryland
John Henry
James Barrett
Paul Hammock
John Pickerell
Alvin Beatty
Marvin Robinson
George F. Simpson dies after long illness at 80
George F. Simpson 80 of 308 S Braddock St died Sunday at Maplewood Nursing Home after a long illness. He was born in Wardensville West Virginia to John W. and Mary E Snider Simpson. His wife Zepha Anderson Simpson died in June 1935. He was a member of the ...
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George F. Simpson
S. Braddock St
Maplewood
Mr. Sim
Wardensville
W. Va
John W
Mary E. Snider Simpson
Zepha Anderson Simpson
Mr. Simpson
Obituary: Longtime Winchester resident dies
The Braddock Street Methodist Church member and retired W E Cooper & Son salesman, Taylor F Simpson, dies leaving daughter Lt Commander Georgie Isabelle Simpson of Bethesda MD and son Taylor of Winchester. Survived by sister Rose F Hawse and grandchildren Rebecca and Anne Simpson. Funeral Tuesday 1 30 pm Jones Funeral Home with Rev Forrest B Oglesby. Burial Mt Hebron. Flowers omitted.
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Braddock Street
Madison Lodge 6
IOOF
W. E. Cooper & Son
Georgie Isabelle Simpson
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Taylor F. Simpson
Winchester
Rose F. Hawse
Rebecca E. Simpson
Anne E. Simpson
Jones Funeral
Forrest B. Oglesby
Herbert T. McGolerick
George G. Garver
George G. Snider
Upton L. Snider
Jonas 0. Chamberlin, Jr
Woodrow W. McGolerick
Mt. Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
Williams Service for Mrs Bertha Williams
Funeral for Mrs. Bertha Williams of 671 N Cameron St will be tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Cartwright Funeral Home with Rev R R Robinson of John Mann Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers are Randolph James Wells Harry Taper John B Cooke and Warren Gant. Burial will be in Orrick.
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Bertha Williams
N. Cameron St
Cartwright Funeral
R. R. Robinson
John Mann Methodist Church
Randolph James Wells
Harry Taper
John B. Cooke
Warren Gant
Orrick
Cartwright Funeral Home
Obituary for Mrs. Henry Tharp of Ridgeway West Virginia
Mrs. Henry L Tharp 76 wife of Henry L Tharp Ridgeway W Va died Saturday at 5 15 p m at Maplewood Nursing Home after illness of nearly two years Born in Jefferson County W Va she was daughter of the late F and Elizabeth Bennett She was lifelong member of Paynes Chapel Methodist Church and active in the W S C S Survivors include her husband four sons Ernest and Rowland Stephenson Floyd of Martinsburg and Garland of Washington three daughters Beulah Brown Goldie Shiley and Genevieve Bowers one sister Mrs Thomas Finnigan one brother Clarence Bennett 15 grandchildren 17 great grandchildren Funeral Tuesday with relatives and friends meeting at Omps Funeral Home at 1 p m then to Paynes Chapel Methodist Church Rigeway for service conducted by Rev Robert Moales and Rev J S Peebles Burial in cemetery adjoining the church Remains at Omps Funeral Home until service.
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Emma Davis Tharp
Henry L. Tharp
Ridgeway
W. Va
Maplewood Nursing Home
Jefferson Conn
Elizabeth Crime Bennett
Paynes Chapel Methodist Church
W.S.C
Hagerstown
Thomas Finnigan
Clarence Bennett
Kearneysville
Omps
Rigeway
Robert Moales
J.S. Peebles
Omps Funeral Home
Powell W Gibson 84 Dies After Church Service
Powell W Gibson 84 of 19 East Lane died suddenly yesterday morning at home after church. A Middleburg native he lived here 45 years and taught 46 years, serving as Douglas School principal for over 25 years until 1940. Survived by widow Hattie B Gibson daughter Blanche Moten son Willard and granddaughter Loretta Moten sister Gertrude Grimes Philadelphia. Funeral arrangements pending at Cartwright Funeral Home.
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Powell W. Gibson
East Lane
Middleburg
Edward Gibson
Gibon
Douglas School
Shiloh Baptist Church
Hattie B. Gibson
Blanche Moten
Willard P. Gibson
Loretta Moten
Gertrude Grimes
Philadelphia
Cartwright Funeral Home
Assault and Battery Convictions in Municipal Court
James Harler of 519 N Braddock St received 30 days suspended and $5.75 costs after an assault and battery. Roger Mahoney of Indian Alley faced assault and battery with $30.75 fines. Robert Leonard Miller of Old Mill Road Berryville charged with assault and battery with 10 days and $5.25 costs. Edwin Ray Turner of 205 West St was cited for DUI with 106.75 fine and 30 days suspended plus 7.75 license penalties and no operator's license.
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James Harler
N. Braddock St
Roger Mahoney
Indian Alley
Robert Leonard Miller
Old Mill Road
Berryville
Edwin Ray Turner
West St
Virginia Egg Supplies Improve Amid Downward Prices
Virginia egg producers report larger supplies for the coming months, aided by more laying hens and a strong hatch late in 1958. The department notes a shift toward all year production reducing seasonal storage and helping inventories, while prices for bee poultrymen reach a 17 year low.
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Virginia
Ture
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Virginia Coultrymen
Four Arrested After Disturbance With Negroes
Four white men were arrested on disorderly conduct charges after complaints by three Black men. Raymond Edward Armel 20 Mountain Falls posted 500 bond. Pre lim hearing date not set. Suspects include Bobby Junior Dodson 19 N Loudoun St Harold Junior Jenkins 22 573 N Cameron 23 Winchester. Two Black men Floyd Finley and William Taylor were treated at Memorial Hospital. Wesley Thompson refused hospital care.
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Raymond Edward Armel
Mountain Falls
Winchester
Bobby Junior Dodson
N. Loudoun St
Harold Junior Jenkins
N. Cameron
Memorial
Bank Shortages May Exceed 3 Million
Federal authorities charge San Rafael businessman John R. Hendrickson in connection with a Long Beach bank shortage. Hendrickson, held on 100000 dollars bail, faces aiding and abetting a bank misapplication tied to a 1959 case involving George A. Hewlett. FBI records suggest missing funds up to 900000 and shortages potentially exceeding three million.
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San Francisco
Long Beach
San Rafael
John R. Hendrickson
Los Angeles
Sebastopol
FBI
Hendrickson
Ge A. Hewlett
U.S. National Bank of San Diego
Hewlett
U.S
Joseph
George A. Hewlett
Donald S. Constine
Government 10Us Are Up For Auction
Government securities totaling 3.0 billion dollars go on the auction block over four days as unsettled market conditions shift pricing to investors. Auctions include 91 day and 182 day bills Tuesday, 340 day bills Wednesday, and 221 day tax anticipation bills Thursday to fund maturing obligations.
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Treasury
Ers
Herter Praised By Senate Committee For Paris Talks
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter drew praise from the Senate Foreign Relations Committee for his discussions with Britain France and West Germany ministers in Paris. He will report back in a closed session Tuesday. Chairman Fulbright lauded his auspicious beginning as the panel eyes Western strategy ahead of the Geneva Big Four meeting starting May 11.
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Washington
Christian A. Herter
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Paris
Herter
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Britain
France
West Germain
Geneva
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Fulbright
George D. Aiken
Vermont
Control of Union Racketeering Seen GOP Issue
Sen. Thruston B. Morton of Kentucky says effective control of labor racketeering will be a top issue for Republicans in 1960. He cites three unifying factors: reduced government costs, action on racketeering, and containing communism without troops. The Danube River flows through nine nations from the Alps to the Black Sea.
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Boston
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Europe
Alps
Black Sea
Supreme Court Orders New Trial in Rockingham Rape Case
The state Supreme Court reversed the Rockingham County Circuit Court rape conviction of a 5 year old girl and sent the case back for a new trial if the commonwealth seeks to retry Strawderman. The alleged offense occurred on Christmas Day 1957 and he was sentenced to 40 years.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court
Rockingham County
Rockingham Court
Supreme Court
Commonwealth
Strawderman
Weather brief for Winchester area
The fragment reports a weather overview for Winchester with mentions of high and low temperatures, sun timing, and a specific sunset at 7 08 p m on May 4. No complete data available to confirm exact figures or full forecast details.
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Sient Wedne
Thureday
Seaterel West
High Low
Winchester
Axile
May rainfall totals and monthly rainfall figures
Rainfall data shows May totals and cumulative figures for 1959. Recorded values include rainfall to date of 8.93 inches in May, with 3.25 inches, and additional figures for prior months November 2.82 inches and December 2.37 inches.
Avocado
Acquittal mentioned in Syria case referenced as Turkish title Tokyo Rose in fragmented note. Other items include a pipeline and a list of oceans.
Gov Williams Bomb Warning Proves Hoax
An anonymous male caller warned of a bomb near the Capitol in Lansing. Police evacuated and held the governor's car at headquarters while a trooper guarded the governor's home overnight, concluding the call was likely a crank.
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Gov. Williams
Lansing, Mich
Capitol
May 6 7 Sales Directory Auction Listings Near Winchester
Den ny s commission auction tion mile east of Winchester on Route 7 conducts sale May 9 10 am. Estate of Mrs Alice Whitacre 20 miles northwest of Winchester on Rt 45 May 9 2 pm. Estate of F J Seldon Star Route 259 High View WV 67 acre farm May 9 3 pm executors Vernon Whitacre Kenneth Seldon. Cloe Owens trustees real estate Wilde Acres Subdivision Paper Mill Road south of Winchester May 16 10 am Estate of Emma Lupton 6258 Stewart St Winchester VA May 16 11 am Estate of John P Allen in front of Frederick County Court House Winchester Real estate E T Snider auctions.
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DENNY
Winchester
Orndorff
Alice B. Whitacre
Dennis T. Cole
F. J. Seldon
High View
W. Va
Vernon C. Whitacre
Kenneth E.*seldon
C. Cloe
Stanley A. Owens
Frederick County Court House
Wilde Acres
Paper Mill
Emma Lupton
Stewart St
John P. Allen
E. T. Snider
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Wynkoop Service
Frank Dodson
Snellings
Loudoun Street
Dupont
Bruce
John W. Rosenberger & CO
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Henry Tharp
E. Piccadilly St
Miller’s Flower Shop
Warnoton Sae
Associated Press
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Syria
Tokyo
Peacock
Atlantic
N. Pacific
Pacific
Arctic
Antarctic
Glaize & Bro
H. A
Heptachlor
Red and White
Herbert Bryant, Inc
Winchester, VA
Singer
Havenport
Maytag
Stevens
Rt. 45
Tecogrehd District
Hampshire County
West Virginia
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Gainesboro
Circuit Court of
Bloomery
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