Deaths and Funerals Notice From Local City
Deaths and funerals were held yesterday with services planned for 2 p.m. at Spe in Berkeley and burial at Berkley Cemetery. Survivors include two cousins Alvin Shade and Shade and a brother in law Walter Kerns. Masse of Boyce held a service Saturday at Zion Baptist Berryville conducted by Rev Andrew Gilmore, burial in Love and Charity Cemetery Millwood. Active pallbearers were Stanley Clay Lawrence Wilson David Komas Beverley Williams James Hughes Robert Morgan. Honorary pallbearers included John Delaney Mosee Philip Paige Abner Carrie Hamilton Joy Mose Williams. The body would be moved from Binders Funeral Home to Zion at 1 p.m. to rest until the funeral.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spe
Berkeley
Berkley
Alvin Shade
Shade
Broin
Walter Kerns
Boyce
Zion Baptist
Berryville
Andrew Gilmore
Love and Charity Cemetery
Millwood
Stanley Clay
Lawrence Wilson
David Komas
Beverley Williams
James Hughes
Robert Morgan
John
Delaney Mosee
Philip Paige
Abner Carrie
Hamilton Joy
Mose Williams
Binders Funeral
Zion
Mrs Green B Fogle 69 dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital
Elizabeth Fogle of 404 Gray Ave dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She leaves seven Winchester children and many relatives including Jacob Jenkins of Strasburg and Nellie Cassart of Baltimore. Funeral at Jones Funeral Home at 1 30 p m with reverends Clark and Duckwall. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth F. Fogle
Gray Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Fogle
Shenandoah County
George and
Emma Lee Jenkins
Green B. Fogle
Hagerstown
Montague Avenue
Boyd Fogle
Warren Fogle
Louise F. DeHaven
Fremont Fogle
Jacob E. Jenkins
Strasburg
Nellie Cassart
Baltimore
Rebecca Jenking
Vivian McDonald
Rockville
Mildred Rinker
Janet Senseney
Robert Jenkins
Kenneth Jenkins
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Jones Funeral Home
Clayton Service Funeral for John H. Clayton
Funeral for John H. Clayton of Albin will be held Saturday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev John Livingston officiating Pallbearers include G Grover Teets Guy E Smith and Carl W
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John H. Clayton
Albin
Jones Funeral Home
John Livingston
G. Grover Teets
Guy E. Smith
Carl W
Margaret and Tony's fairy tale royal wedding ride
The couple wed at Westminster Abbey in a ceremony watched by Queen Elizabeth and the royal family. Crowds cheered from Buckingham Palace as Margaret and Antony Armstrong-Jones appeared on the balcony and prepared for a Caribbean honeymoon aboard the Britannia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Law
Joness
Roger Gilliatt
Margaret
Brine
Buckingham Palace
Caribbean
Queen Elizabeth
Elizabeth
Prince Philip
Princess Anne
Prince Charles
Anne
Armstrong-Jones
Abbey
Britain
Local Registrar Clayton Remembrance Noted in Obituary Fragment
The obituary fragment honors Clayton longtime Registrar of Albin Precinct. It lists Nesselrodt Marshall R Patton Herbert W Harmer and Daniel B Greenwalt as mourners or associated individuals and notes burial at Mount Hebren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nesselrodt
Marshall R. Patton
Herbert W. Harmer
Daniel B. Greenwalt
Mount Hebren
Clayton
Albin
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for Mrs. Wilmer H Shade conducted
The funeral for Mrs. Wilmer H Shade of 732 North Lowdown Street was held this afternoon at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Henry W Korinth officiating. Pallbearers included Alvin Johnson Wilbur Welsh Leslie Pope Frank Hardy Albert Robinson and Paul Smith. Burial followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilmer H. Shade
N. Lowdoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Henry W. Korinth
Alvin Johnson
Wilbur Welsh
Leslie Pope
Frank Hardy
Albert Robinson
Paul Smith
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Death of Fred Maucher Ward Local Resident
Fred Maucher Ward died February 13 in Melrose Montana. Burial took place at Inglewood Park Cemetery California. Born in New Jersey he moved to Winchester and lived there in youth. He partnered in Melrose Motor Co. in 1922. He and his wife moved to Montana in 1936 and built a winter home in California. A WWI veteran he spent a year in France. The couple visited Winchester in 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ward
Fred Maucher
Melrose
Mont
Inglewood Park
California
New Jersey
Winchester
Melrose Motor Co
Montana
Maucher
France
Death of George W Tobin in Stephens City
George W Tobin 75 of Stephens City died at his residence this morning. Born in Clarke County to William and Mary Waters Tobin, he married Myrtle Hartley on December 22 1925. He is survived by his widow and three stepchildren Lillie Madigan Mamie Whitley and Frank Atkins. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with body at Del linger Funeral Home Woodstock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Tobin
Stephens City
Clarke County
William and
Mary Waters Tobin
Myrtle Hartley
Lillie Madigan
Mamie Whitley
Maryland
Frank Atkins
Florida
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Cline 90 of Stephens City
Mrs Mary Elizabeth Cline 90 of Stephens City died at home yesterday born in Stephens City daughter of the late Rebecca Brindle Orndorff and John Orn dorff married William J Cline Oct 11 1906 he died May 31 1953 survivors include five children Lera I Smith Howard A Cline Fred W Cline Harry W Cline and Mrs Caroline C Glaize all of Stephens City four grandchildren funeral Sunday at 2 pm at Salem Church of the Brethren by Rev Oscar Bowman burial in Salem Church pallbearers named. body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock until one hour before service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Cline
Stephens City
Rebecca S. Brindle Orndorff
John A. Orndorff
William J. Cline
Lera I. Smith
Howard A. Cline
Middletown
Fred W. Cline
Harry W. Cline
Caroline C. Glaize
Salem Church of the Brethren
Oscar Bowman
Salem Church
Preston E. Conner
Howard Conner
Myron B. Ritenour
Arley Starkley
A. Bland Ritenour
Fred Clem
Dellinger Funeral Home
Woodstock
Five Day Forecast Shows Warm Weekend With Showers
The forecast calls for scattered showers and thunderstorms mainly Saturday and Sunday with highs around normal to a bit above. Partly cloudy nights will be mild with lows in the mid fifties, sunrise and sunset times noted, and May rainfall figures referenced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sal
Education commissioner to set up schools for children of servicemen
The text outlines penalties up to ten years in prison and a $10 000 fine for violations. It states the education commissioner is authorized to establish school facilities for children of servicemen if public schools in their area would otherwise avoid desegregation or face similar issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commissioner of Education
Local Auction Listings for Winchester Virginia Area
May 7 sales include the Baker Estate in Wardensville West Virginia at the Wilson Hotel site. May 7 auctions by Hamn's Auction House on Paper Mill Road with furniture appliances and tools. May 7 sales at 24 Glaize Ave Winchester for furniture and household goods. May 7 farm sale at Watermelon Park Berryville cattle sheep. May 14 in front of Frederick County Court House Winchester estate sale of land. May 14 big-farm estate sale off Fox Drive household goods and furniture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Baker
Wardensville
W. Va
Wilson Hotel
Hamn
Paper Mill Road
W. D. Orndorff
L. C. Hughes
Glaize Ave
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
John A. Miller
Watermelon Park
Berryville
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick
County Court House
Frederick County
FE. T. Snider
Ford Luttrell
Big Farm
Fox Drive
Dennis T. Cole
Haldeman
Virginia
William B. Kuykendall
Margaret L. Kuykendall
Tornado Toll Across Sapulpa and Rural Roland Areas
A tornado struck Sapulpa and nearby Roland area causing multiple deaths and extensive destruction. Lillie Wright 62 and Lee Birmingham 54 perished in Sapulpa with Birmingham’s 21 year old stepson Henry Bruner among witnesses reporting the funnel. The northwest district, largely African American, suffered most of the home losses. In Roland, Mrs. William McGuire and three children died at their farm home, while six more McGuire children were hospitalized in Fort Smith. Leamon Bowren 33 of West Memphis Arkansas was killed near Moffett after his truck was lifted by the wind on U S highway 64.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tee Coer
Lillie Wright
Lee Birmingham
Birmingham
Henry Bruner
Sapulpa
Roland
William McGuire
McGuire
Fort Smith
Leamon Lee Bowren
West Memphis
Ark
Moffett
U. S. Highway 64
Voting rights exercise sparks court led registration tests
The court may appoint referees to hear complaints from discriminated individuals. If qualified under state law, referees can order registration and voting. The new procedure could be tested this fall amid expected legal challenges. Justice Dept vows prompt action and 22 month record preservation. Federal crimes cover obstruction of court orders and flight to avoid prosecution with penalties up to $1000 and one year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rogers
Department of Justice
Justice Department
U.S
Herter Leaves For Washington
The article notes Herter departing for Washington on a scheduled trip. It mentions his role and expectations while in the capital, with emphasis on the political or diplomatic purpose of the visit.
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Melvin Davidson
Townley Service
Robert Omer Clowser
Jones
Mount Olive Church
Hayfield
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snow
By Snellings
Fhone MO
Mrs. Green B. Fogle
Clayton Service
All Miller’s Flower Shop
Piccadilly
Murphy’s
Indiana
Harry Murphy & Brother
Amherst St
Clark County
Guernsey
Durham
Hereford
Sears
Tony
Westminister Abbey
Iee
Frederick County Court House
Henry H. Whiting
E. T. Snider
Sat
Ham’s Auction House
Kenmore
W. D. Orndorff, Auctioneer
Haun’s Auction House
Circuit Court
Virgina
Winchester Front Royal Road
Front Royal Road
Civy Court
Herter
Washington
Earth
Moon
Calvin Coolidge
Winchester “ Loan
Hansbrough & Carter, Bldg
Court House
N. Loudoun St
Farm Credit
Farm Credit Office
E. Boscawen St
FOX
A Shade Equipment CO
Martinsburg Pike
Middle Road
Clay Hill
Carroll E. Campbell
Charlotte Campbell
Winchester Mohawk
Rosemary Campbell Elizabeth Bland Campbell Carol Tucker Campbell
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