Mrs. Bucher Dies in Washington D C at 69
Georgia Ellen Bucher 69 of 1816 South Stafford Street Arlington died at 1 30 am today at George Washington University Hospital Washington D C from a heart attack She was widow of Jacob Robertice Bucher survived by two daughters Janice Combs and Helen Barnett a son James Russell Bucher a brother Joseph Reynolds two sisters and seven grandchildren Interment Mt Hebron Cemetery funeral Tuesday at Grace Lutheran Church with remains at Omps Funeral Home until service
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Georgia Ellen Bucher
Stafford Street
Arlington
George Washington University Hospital
Washington, D. C
Paul J. Combs
Frederick County
Joseph F. Reynolds
Loudoun County
Emily Castleman Reynolds
Grace Lutheran Church
Janice B. Combs
Helen Barnett
Albin
James Russell Bucher
City
Joseph Randolph Reynolds
Accident Victims Improve After Route 7 Crash
Frank E. Dennison of Ithaca is still in serious condition but much improved at Memorial Hospital after a two car crash on Route 7 that injured seven people. Dennison family members and their golden cocker Ginger are also reported to be in good condition or missing. Howard Cooper of Stephenson, the other driver, is improving at the same hospital. Please call MO 29-4121 if you have information about the dog.
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Frank E. Dennison
Ithaca
N. Y
Memorial Hospital
SPCA
Ervin Cleveland
Berryville Ave
Howard Cooper
Stephenson
Cooper
Dennisons
Longtime Stephens City Policeman Retires Pending Future Plans
N. B. Smallwood, town sergeant since 1947, will reach 65 on May 28 and may retire on Social Security after that date though in good health and unsure about retirement. Council hired Jake Locke to take over May 15 and move from Boyce to Stephens City within 90 days. Smallwood hails from Clarke County and is connected to local law enforcement through his father and brother.
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Council
Jake Locke
Stephens City
Boyce
Smallwood
Clarke County
Land's End
Shenandoah River
W. W. Smallwood
W. W. Smallwood, Jr
Dr. Lowe Leads Fund Campaign at Braddock Street Church
Dr. Alton E. Lowe of the Methodist Church arrives in Winchester to head a 292 member drive May 13 16 for funds to build an educational facility. He will preach at 11 a m Sunday on That Which Belong to God and captains and workers will conduct door to door visits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton E. Lowe
Department of Finance and Field Service
Division of National Missions of the Methodist Church
Winchester
Braddock Street Methodist Church
James R. Alexander Jr
William E. Argenbright
C. Henderson Bailey
Earl E. Baker
Curtis R. Barr
Taylor L. Barr
John C. Blackburn
Harry W. Butler
Joseph E. Butler
Allen N. Coverstone
Carson C. Dettra
Charles A. Dorton
Harry W. Ebert Jr
Ellis C Ford
Allen W. Gaunt
John L. Glaize
Robert D. Glaize
W. C. Giesnon
Henry T. Goode, Jr
Harry E. Gregory
Berr
T F. Groves, Jr
Carl A. Haines
Holmes D. Harper
Roy Harper
Woodrow Harper
Norval M. Hottle
B. Preston Howard
Sam R. Hurst
P. G. Ireland
Ross E. Knee
Mrs. C. D.lanahan
John A. Leatherman
Charles E. Smith, Jr
George G. Snider
Upton L. Snider
J. Ellwood Snyder
Ward Snyder
Mary Louise Steele
J. Beverly Vorous
Bennie L. Watkins
Victor W. Wheeler
Ralph R. Whitmore
Roy B. Wickes
Lowe
God
Car Bump Causes Fender Damage in Police Lot
Martin Hungerpiller, a clerk in the detective office, parked outside his workplace. A car rolled down an incline and bumped his car into a third vehicle, causing an estimated 35 dollars in damage to a fender in the police department lot.
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Columbia, 8. C
Martin Hungerpiller
Hungerpiller
Columnist Attacked as Labor Racketeer Leader Speaks
The syndicate chief Robert M. Hall, president of the group distributing Victor Riesel’s column to 193 papers, says no hope Riesel will be found. He pledges the columnist will continue with assistants. Rewards totaling nearly 40000 have yielded no clues. The assailant is a slender, black haired man in a blue and white lumberjack jacket. FBI and local police hunt intensively.
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Robert M. Hall
Riesel
New York Daily Mirror
Victor Riesel
Hall
Riese
FBI
Pizzano Presiding Over Roanoke Quota Club Meeting
Mrs. R L Pizzano member of Winchester Quota Club presides at the President's Council meeting in Roanoke with Miss Elsie Mathews and Mrs Earl Crosser among attendees. Pizzano heads the 19th District of Quota International covering Virginia and North Carolina. Council sets district project plans ahead of October district conference in Charlotte. Includes notes on car lending by Smith Coleman and Maynard Renner in festival parades.
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Robert L. Pizzano
Winchester
Quota Club
Roanoke
Pizzano
Quota, International
Virginia
North Carolina
Elsie Mathews
Earl Crowser
Charlotte
N. C
Rouss Fire Company Hosts May Musical Program
The Rouss Fire Company held a May meeting at the fire hall with a student recital. Rose Ann Butler sang Little Black Sheep and The Bible Tells Me So, and Sandra and Alice Carpenter sang He, directed by Mrs. Butler with Garvin Walter Jr. as accompanist. Three new members were announced: Robert Smallwood, John Ebert, and Ross Fleet. Marvin D. Weaver noted the Social Security District Office will move into the new building at 113 W. Boscawen St. this Friday, with other offices ready by June 1, and the parking lot behind the building to be completed next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rouss Fire Company
Rose
Ann Butler
Lee A. Butler
Sandra
Alice Carpenter
Harry Carpenter
Supreme Court appointments questioned by Almond after court losses
Almond, among lawyers defeated in historic school segregation cases, says Supreme Court nominations in the past two decades were driven by politics not fitness. He urges five years on state or federal appellate courts as a qualification and direct state legislature input with Senate confirmation, with provisions for nonsession periods.
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Almond
Supreme Court
Congress
Circuit Court of Appeals
Senate
Protest Over Roanoke Film Blocking at W and L
A letter to Washington and Lee University president alleges five students blocked Roanoke TV cameraman John Gilbert from filming Len Barkley after his collapse at the mock Democratic convention. Barkley died on stage. Gilbert says he was pinned against a wall but not harmed.
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Roanoke
Washington and Lee University
Len Barkley
W&l
Barkley
Kentucky
James H. Moore
Shenandoah Live Stations Inc
Wsls-Tv
John Gilbert
Gilbert
Beneficiary Bridge Night At Christ Church Draws 80+
More than eighty attendees joined the Men of the Church for a card party at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall. Proceeds support rehabilitation of a refugee behind the Iron Curtain.
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Christ Episcopal Church
Little Mountain MYF Hymn Singing Friday Evening
The Methodist Youth Fellowship of the Little Mountain Church Cedar Grove will host a hymn singing tomorrow at 7 30 p m featuring special numbers from different churches. The service at the Little Mountain Church is open to the public.
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Methodist Youth Fellowship
Little Mountain Church
Cedar Grove
Regional Livestock Market Leaders Highlight Longtime Involvements
Owens Brown Lovett has managed the Blue Ridge Livestock Market in Charles Town since 1936 and operates as principal owner. A. W. Cline has run the office since the beginning. Lee owns Buckhannon Livestock Market in Buckhannon, WV, organized in 1936, and holds stakes in Farmers Livestock Exchange Winchester, Loudoun County Market Leesburg, and Baltimore Livestock Auction West Friendship. He previously led the South St. branch of Union Trust Co. in Baltimore before coming to Winchester in 1947.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brown Lovett
A. W. Cline
Mr. Owens
Blue Ridge Livestock Market, Inc
Charles Town
Mr. Lee
Buckhannon
Winchester
Loudoun County
Leesburg
Baltimore
West Friendship
Maryland
South St
Union Trust Co
Local Livestock Leader Retires From Palmers Exchange
The obituary notes the late livestock manager who led Palmers Livestock Exchange from 1947 to 1952. He was a farmer and stockman with two farms in West Virginia and another near Hayfield.
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Palmers Livestock Exchange
West Virginia
Hayfield
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Theodore R. Miller
Virginia Avenue
Frank
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Lillie Spaid
Miller
United States Air Force
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Veteran’s of Foreign Wars
Virginia Woolen Company
Miller and Anderson's
Percy D. Miller
Weedon A. Miller
John F. Miller
Ethel
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Robert A. Whitten
Congregational Christian Church
John P. Lauck
Alfred C. Clark
Ellwood Crismore
Robert D. Adams
Edmund S. Mason
Elmer Mason
Miller and Anderson
Mount Hebron
Smalwood
N. B. Smallwood
William Lomax Parker
Martinsburg
W. Va
Mr. Smallwood
U. S. Steel Corporation
Pittsburgh
Pyrofax Gas Corporation
Cc . Cuality
Bayliss & Patterson Bottled Gas Co
Shenandoah Bottled Gas CO
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Star Photo Mes
Harriet Nash
Bluemont
Singer Sewing Machine Co
James Letterman
Nash
Singer
Ann Gabler
Virginia Whitehorn
Harry Aiken
Thelma Bean
Margaret Snyder
Rose Kanter
Naomi Nachman
Margaret Russom
Laura Turner
Nancy McLelland
Snyder
Middletown
Kanter
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Harry Burke
Hamilton
Agnes Shirley
R.L. Pizzano
U. S. Rt
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Barkley Films
Episcopal Church
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Herbert Schutte
John D. Glover
Holmes Harper
Howard Shockey
Harry Bowers
Lemuel Brown
F. Grove White
Harold G. Brown
Bo Brown
P. T. Grove
Wally Hankin
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Frank N. Hack
Charles Snider
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Charles Lillis
Richard Alwood
Helen McFall
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Ralph Mulvey
B. F. Arthur, Jr
Little Mountain
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N. Loudoun Ph
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Lambert Transfer Co., Inc
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Pier 4
Pratt Street
Washington
Shenandoah Valley
Lambert Co
Edinburg
Charles A. Campbell, Jr
Clifton T. Phillips
Lloyd E. Phillips
S.harrison Kahn
Chas. A. Campbell, Jr
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