Deaths and Funerals of Leonard A Pangle in Strasburg
Leonard A Pangle 54 died at home after twelve years of illness. Survived by wife Mary Frances Pence Pangle and mother Zelda Bell Beeler Pangle, plus brothers and sisters in Ohio and Colorado. The body rests at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg then moved to the residence. funeral 2 PM DST Tuesday at Mt Hebron Cemetery with Rev. John T. Scarborough officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard A. Pangle
Strasburg
Tie
Mng
James Arthur
Zelda Bell Beeler Pangle
Mary Frances Pence Pangle
Roland Pangle
Frank Bell
Front. Royal
James Maple
Denver
Colorado
Stover
D.S.T
John T. Scarborough
Mt. Hebron
Funeral service held for Mrs Maude Swanson Shiner
Funeral for Mrs Maude Swanson Shiner, who died Wednesday in Arlington, was conducted by Rev White Friday afternoon at Arlington Funeral Home. Burial followed at Memorial Cemetery. Survivors include two stepsisters Mrs Harry R Pingley and Mrs J Edward Heine of Winchester.
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Maude Swanson Shiner
Arlington
Rev. White
Harry R. Pingley
J. Edward Heine
Winchester
Russell Fletcher dies after hospital stay in Winchester
Russell L. Fletcher 64 of Whitacre died last night at Winchester Memorial Hospital where he had been a patient since April 18. He was born in Whitacre to John P. and Sarah Oates Fletcher and married Retta Place on February 1, 1939 who survives him.
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Russell L. Fletcher
Whitacre
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John P
Sarah Oates Fletcher
Retta Place
Mr. Fletcher
Shepherd
Longtime Frederick County educator dies at Gainesboro
The obituary notes a 26 year teaching career in Frederick County Schools and that the deceased was a Gainesboro School teacher at death. He served in several local groups including the Gainesboro Ruritan Club and Fire Co and was treasurer of the Sunday School. Surviving family includes his wife, one daughter Patricia Fletcher of Shepherdstown, four sisters, and three brothers. Funeral set for Wednesday at Redland Methodist Church with burial in Woodlawn Cemetery.
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Frederick County
Gainesboro
Ruritan Club
Death of Charles E Hite at 74 in Gerrardstown
Charles Ellsworth Hite, 74, of Gerrardstown died yesterday at Kings Daughter Hospital Martinsburg. He worked 17 years on the Trammel Hollis farm and belonged to the E U B Church Bunker Hill and the Back Creek Valley Council Junior Order of American Mechanics. Survived by three sons Joseph Baltimore Ray Fort Smith Ark Conrad Gerrardstown, two daughters Elizabeth Vienna and Mrs Robert Penwell Vienna, seven grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Services Wednesday 2 p.m. at Bunker Hill E U B Church conducted by Rev D A Frazier with burial in Bunker Hill Cemetery and graveside rites by the Junior Order of American Mechanics.
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Charles Ellsworth Hite
Gerrardstown
Kings Daughter Hospital
Martinsburg
Berkeley County
Fort Smith
Ark
Conrad Hite
Elizabeth Hite
Robert Penwell
Vienna
Bunker Hill E.U.B
D. A Frazier
Bunker Hill
Order of American Mechanics
Youths Charged In Camera Theft Case
Two juveniles face charges after a camera and flash attachment valued over $200 were reported stolen from Mrs. Wayne Godlove's car on Henry Avenue. The item is a Zeiss Ikon Contessa 33 millimeter camera. Police also investigate a Sony radio theft from Frant's Store, reported by Betty Baker.
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Zeiss Ikon
Lesson in English by W. L. Gordon
Instructional note on mispronouncing regicide and pronouncing fidelity with emphasis on fidelity as loyalty. Explains pronouncing regicide as reh jə-sīd with stress on first syllable and cautions against mispronouncing as reel-i-side. Includes a brief word study and example sentence on fidelity.
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W. L. Gordon
Laos Rebels Demand Joint Military Political Talks
Rebels insist on combining military and political discussions at Na Mone within their territory near Hin Heup, while the government pushes political talks at Phon Hong, 15 miles south of the cease-fire line, as Geneva negotiations loom.
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Laos
Geneva
Na Mone
Hin Heup
Carl Seabright Found Dead On Smithfield Ave
Carl Seabright 36 of 916 S Cameron St was found dead on Smithfield Ave with a gunshot wound ruled self inflicted by Medical Examiner Dr Douglass O Hill time of death about 11 p m yesterday He was a Shenandoah Brick and Tile salesman Handley High School graduate WWII US Air Force veteran and member of several local groups Funeral services were set for 1 30 p m Tuesday at Jones Funeral Home with burial in National Cemetery Surviving relatives include his parents two sisters and two brothers.
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Cal C. Seabright
S. Cameron St
Smithfield Ave
Douglass O. Hill
Mr. Seabright
Winchester
Arthur S
Ida Foreman Seabright
Shenandoah Brick and Tile Company
Handley High School
United States Air Force
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Fraternal Order of Eagles
Aerie
The
Friends's Fire Company
Sidney A. Bornscheurer
Zorpha S. Magerfield
Glenn Seabright
Mitchell S. Seabright
Jones Funeral Home
National Cemetery
Fourth Hospital Campaign Report Meeting Tonight at 6 30
The Winchester Memorial Hospital Campaign holds its fourth report meeting this evening at 6:30 DST at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Previous reports show $797,468 raised. officials expect tonight to be the largest update as workers continue solicitations.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lee- Jackson
Iccene
U S Officials Talk NATO How to Handle Nuclear Threats
Secretary of State Rusk outlined that the United States seeks a nuclear test treaty but warns disarmament talks may stall. He urged full NATO consultation and a stronger conventional force buildup to avoid nuclear escalation, keeping nuclear weapons on alert.
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Rusk
U.S
America
NATO
May 10 7 00 P M Denny's Commission Auction
Auction directory item listing multiple sales with dates May 10 to May 12 13 at various Winchester area locations. Includes Denny's Commission Auction near Route 7 and Greenwood Orchard, William B Sager Jr near Rio West Virginia, Mrs ConnieVance in Winchester, Robert Tritapoee in Winchester, Eleanor Hausen farm repairs, and an estate land sale at Frederick Sade Court House with E T Snider listed. Auctioneers Orndorff Cole Sager Snider frequent.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Greenwood Orchard & Farm
W. D. Orndorff
Pri
Estwilliam B. Sager, Jr
Rio
W.va
North River Road
Mrs
Connievance
N. Euclid Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Robert F. Tritapoe
Glaize Ave
Dennis . Cole
Eleanor. Hausen
Reed Aries
Remairing
Arena Farm
Ve. Dies
Hoape
Frank Hausenfluck
Frederick Sade
Market Quotations Parade Gains Across Space Age Stocks
NEW YORK AP reports a moderately higher market with electronics and space age stocks advancing. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon rose .50 to 247.30, Dow up .28 to 690.95, with oils, chemicals, airlines and utilities higher and several majors like Zenith Radio, Lear, and Boeing posting gains.
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NEW York
Associated Press
McDonnell Aircraft
Ieee
Zenith Wa
Radio Corp
Lear
Chance Vought
Baltimore livestock prices and a post mortem bridge query
USDA market report shows cattle and calves prices with bids for slaughter steers and heifers, cows and bulls, weaners, stockers, hogs and sows, plus small lot slaughter lambs. A reader asks if a partner is justified in criticizing a bridge hand after a poor play, answered as bad manners unless she is a bridge teacher.
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Baltimore
USDA
Civil War Monument Rededicated at Salem Church
In Fredericksburg a Civil War battle marker was rededicated by New Jersey and Virginia delegates. Rain reduced attendance to about 200 as a Confederate battle flag captured by New Jersey troops was returned. Alabama sent proxies. New Jersey officials lamented Alabama’s partial participation and recalled Charleston unrest over a Negro commission member. Mrs. Madaline Williams and Mrs. Eula Jett attended with mixed remarks about reconciliation.
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Fredericksburg
Salem Church
New Jersey
Virginia
Alabama
Charleston
S. C
Ane Hae Moore
South
Madaline A. Williams
New Jersey Commission
Salem Baptist Church
Eula J. Jett
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
John N. Dempsey
Fire damages $250000 building completed in 1955
Heavy smoke blocked windows of the 1955 building housing an equipment room basement gym and reception lobby. Col Boggs denied floor buckling while Chief Turner said concrete limited water damage. Insurance covers losses including baseball uniforms with no game cancellations expected.
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Col. Boggs
Turner
Weather outlook for Virginia with scattered showers
Scattered thundershowers tonight with low around 60 to 63. Tuesday brings morning showers then clearing for a cooler afternoon. Wednesday will be fair and cooler. Five day outlook calls for near normal to slightly above normal temperatures with warm Tuesday and Friday, cooler Wednesday and Thursday, showers Tuesday and Saturday.
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Turner
Virginia
Rainfall figures for a 48 hour period and yearly totals
Rainfall in the past 48 hours ending 8 30 a m today 06 May shows a total of 98 1961 rainfall to date 16 84. The average annual rainfall for the past 48 years is 36 9 with monthly averages listed from January to December.
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Fred Panle
Tiffin
Ohio
Frank Pangle
Rasburg
H. C., Pangle
Guy Pangle
Newark
Roy A. Pangle
Carl C. Seabright
DST Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
N. Bradgock St
Shiner Service
Russell Fletcher
Barre
Haines
E. Cork St
John Kerr
Et Ci
Mad Assistance
UCLES
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Charles E. Hite
Beth
VLC
Nees Orthin
Carl Seabright
Q. Answep
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Richmond
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MR. Softee
Glaize
BRO
N. Cameron St
F.H.A
Department of Highways
Staunton
Belva G. Rickard
Lewis A. Leggsp
Parcelle
E. Webber
Art
Sonora
Capella
Commonwealth
Ency
Edinburg
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