Clarence Orndorff Dies at Home in Maryland City
Clarence Howard Orndorff 61 died early today at his home 43 W Bond St He born August 22 1892 in Rappahannock County He was married to Hattie Bliss in 1914 in Monroe Michigan A stone mason he later ran Orndorffs Filling Station with his son He was a Moose Lodge and Friendship Fire Company member Survived by widow son Howard L Orndorff daughter Mrs Calvin Coffelt and brother Ernest C Orndorff Funeral Monday 2 pm at Jones Funeral Home led by Dr George D Jackson Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers nephews Jack Orndorff Farll Orndorff Joseph George Douglas and Bruce Orndorff remains at funeral home prior to service.
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Clarence Howard Orndorff
W. Bond St
Rappahannock County
Henan
Elizabeth Fletcher Orndorff
Mr. Orndorff
Hattie Bliss
Monroe
Michigan
Orndorff
Millwood Pike
Moose Lodge
Friendship Fire Company
Howard L. Orndorff
Calvin Coffelt
Ernest C. Orndorff
Jones Funeral Home
George D. Jackson
The
Presbyterian Church
Jack Orndorff
Farl Orndorff
Joseph Orndorff
George Orndorff
Douglas Orndorff
Bruce Orndorff
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funneral
Indochina Peace Talks Open As Big Three Debates Scope
Indochina peace talks in Geneva and Washington see a tentative Big Three plan for a ceasefire under review. The fall of Dien Bien Phu shifts focus away from wounded removal, with nine delegations initially present including the Big Four, Red China, Viet Nam, Laos, Cambodia and Vietminh as talks may expand to India, Burma, Thailand, Indonesia and the Communist led governments of Laos and Cambodia.
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Indochina
Geneva
Washington
Dien Bien Phu
Eden
Russia
V. M. Molotov
Red
India
Burma
Thailand
Indonesia
Philippines
Laos
Cambodia
Average annual scrapping of passenger cars
For the past five years average scrappage has run close to 3 million passenger cars.
Winchester area sales directory listing multiple auctions
A May to June schedule lists auctions in Virginia and nearby towns. Items include cattle and farm machinery at Cliffside Farms Galax, real estate near Winchester and Frederick County Court House, and autos and garage equipment in Winchester. Auctioneers include Chas Duvall E T Snider and G G Baker with sale sites at farms, towns, and county courthouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliffside Farms
Galax
Walter Clowser
Winches School
Rt. 50
Round Hill
Chas, Duvall
B.S. T
G. G. Baker
U. S. Rt
Byron Brumback
Frederick County Court House
Whitlock Ave
E. T. Snider
Winchester
Farmers Livestock Exchange
E. Piccadilly St
Leesburg
William C. Crane
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
S. Cameron St
N. Loudoun St
Dabney W. Watts
North Braddock St
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
White Post Notes Weekend Guests at St. Margarets and Local Events
White Post residents and visitors attended the Apple Blossom Festival activities in Winchester and Baltimore. Notable attendees included Miss Sue Carper, Mr. John C. Lee, and Col. Joseph Conley with Mrs. Conley, plus dignitaries visiting relatives here and at Broadview Farm.
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White Post
Page Lee
St. Margaret's School
Tappahannock
Edward B. Lee
Lees
Sue Carper
Front Royal
John C. Lee
Washington and Lee University
Lee
Meade Conley
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Meade Hunt
Washington, D. C
Conley
Claudius P. Shelton
Clay B. Carr
James P. Reardon
Winchester
John Adams
C. Chamblin Funkhouser
F. L. Aylor
Howard Cater
Col
Joseph Conley
Rollo J. Conley
Florida
Fairmont
W. Va
William L. Carper
Baltimore
Major Conley
Bess Conley
H. Mansfield Horner
Hartford
Kenneth Edwards
Fenton
Wiliam E. Schusemeyer
Broadview Farm
L. J. Taylor
Sone
Jerry
Mike
John
Ray Robinson, Jr
Leo Price Dies At Home Here
Leo Edgar Price 71 died this morning at 304 E. Piccadilly St. He was born March 25 1883 in Charleston West Virginia. He married Lola Mann in Beckley West Virginia on June 18 1923. A World War II veteran and Methodist Church member he worked as a chef at Winchester Billiard Parlor. Surviving are two sons Melvin and George and three daughters Hilda Jones Betty Kenney and Juanita Mason along with four sisters. The remains will be moved this afternoon from Jones Funeral Home to Cunningham Funeral Home in Charleston.
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Leo Edgar Price
E. Piccadilly St
Charleston
W. Va
George
Alice Beckett Price
Beckly
Price
Lola Mann
Methodist Church of
Winchester Billiard Parlor
Melvin Price
George Price
Canton
Ohio
Hilda Jones
Betty Kenney
Hanging Rock
Juanita Mason
Jones Funeral Home
Cunningham Funeral Home
Relience News Briefs Highlight Local Visits and Weather
Weather along with social notes mark a Martinsburg region week. Flooding and hail touched gardens while J D Cooley’s family marked his 93rd birthday. Local visits include Wilcox to Stickley and Williams family from Front Royal.
Stingless tropical bees not commercially available here
The reply notes a stingless tropical bee strain exists but is not sold commercially in the country. It states these bees bite rather than sting and do not improve on regular bees. They also do not produce good honey, making them unsuitable.
Nations ratify Geneva Copyright Convention in 1952
As of April the convention had been ratified by 44 nations. The United States had the matter under consideration.
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N.C
Notice of Sergeant's Sale at Winchester Virginia
A notice states a sergeant sale will start May 15 1954 at 1:00 PM Eastern Standard Time at 214 East Piccadilly Street Winchester Virginia. The property will be sold at public auction for cash.
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East Piccadilly Street
Winchester
Virginia
Frazer
Civil and Police Justice Court
Richard D. Kern
H. P. Motors
Randall Farrington
A. Richard Dean
Farrington and Dean Motor Company
G. G. Baker
E. T. Snider
Baker
Knight Street
Berryville Avenue
Garland M. Canter
Republic Oil Refining Company
Linden Ramey
Trial Justice Court
County
Frederick
Ralph P. Yount
Lewis H. Hyde
Yount
S. T
Valley Distributors, Inc
Dean Motor Company
Winchester Automotive, Inc
Mrs Kent Dies In Pittsburgh Middletown Woman Passes Away
Mrs Nellie Kent longtime Middletown resident died May 7 at her daughter Mrs Marie Winters home in Pittsburgh Pa She is survived by three daughters Mrs Lucille Williams Mrs Winters and Mrs Thelma Williams of Philadelphia and two sons Ward and Charles Kent both of Pittsburgh Also surviving are two grandchildren and two great grandchildren The body may be viewed at her Middletown home Monday evening Funeral services will be held at Mt Zion Methodist Church Middletown Tuesday at 2 p m Interment Mt Zion Cemetery
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Glen Wilcox
Toms Brook
William Stickley
Miss Hanna
West Virginia
Lucy Judy
I. K. Grover
Dayton
Norman Anderson
Baltimore
Edith Holmes
the Plains
Jim Cooley
Vivian Shaw
John Stillwell
Texas
Shaws
Charles E. Williams
Front Royal
Nellie Kent
Middletown
Marie Winters
Pittsburgh
Lucille Williams
Winters
Thelma Williams
Philadelphia
Ward
Charles Kent
Mt. Zion Methodist Church
Mt. Zion Cemetery
Answers to quiz questions listed from Page 4
The page presents quiz answers covering figures and facts, then notes speed limits on major highways. It states New York Thruway 60 mph for passenger cars and 50 mph for trucks and buses, Maine New Hampshire New Jersey turnpikes 60 mph, and Pennsylvania Turnpike up to 70 mph.
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East
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Pennsylvania Turnpike
Russians add new weapons to Vietminh aid at Dien Bien Phu
Reports say Vietminh received Russian rockets called Stalin Organs capable of 25 to 30 shots that burst on impact. French observers note improved artillery support and accuracy. Some sources claim Chinese Communist involvement, but officials say no direct Red China troops were in Indochina.
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Dienbienphu
Indo-China
Geneva
Vietnam
Isabelle
Dien Bien Phu
China
Korea
Red China
Indochina
Accused Slayer Of Judge Goes On Trial Monday
Norman Moon a 26 year old construction worker from Connellsville Pa stands trial in Warren County Courthouse for the Jan 13 fiction killing of Judge Allison D Wade. The state says Moon killed the judge moments after being called to the bench on charges of non support of his wife. He fled the courthouse prompting a pursuit in which officers halted his car then Moon shot himself in the throat before they could reach him. He recovered full.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren
Norman Moon
Connellsville
Allison D. Wade
Warren County
Moon
First 5 Cent Store Opens in Utica on February 22 1879
J O A Frank W Woolworth opened the first Great 5¢ Store on a Utica New York side street on February 22 1879. A customer bought a 5 cent shovel and the great chain began.
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J.O. A
Frank W. Woolworth
Utica
N. Y
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Leo E. Price
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N. Cameron St
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Leo Price
J. D. Cooley
Eva Jelical United Brethren Church
Martinsburg
Snellings Florist
Toro & Fairbanks-Morse
A. R. Dean
I. Q
President Truman
Oliver Cromwell
House
Babe Ruth
Algiers
Pizarro
Pala
Arizona
Becky Thatcher
New York City
P. W. Plumly
N. Kent St
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American Cancer Society
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