Obituary for Lester C BlyFormer Handley student lifelong community member
Lester C Bly of Winchester died after a career with Sherwin-Williams and deep involvement in Boy Scout work. He married Catherine Long in 1934 and is survived by three children Dennie Eugene Bly Jerry Long Bly and Judith Ann Bauserman four grandchildren his mother and seven siblings. Funeral services were held in Harrisonburg Woodstock and Shenandoah Memorial Park with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers included Carl Miller Seber Grandel and George Crosen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lester C. Bly
Winchester
Handley
Harrisonburg
Sherwin-Williams
E.U.B
Catherine Long
Dennie Eugene Bly
City
Jerry Long Bly
Judith Ann Bauserman
Stephens City
Emory Keyser
Helen McLaughlin
Donald Hildebrand
William Bly
Harold Bly
Audrey Bly
This City
Lewis Bly
Baltimore
Lindsey Funeral
Carl Hiser
A. C. Agnew
Ghter
Grace Hepner
Woodstock
Frederick Hepner
Dellinger Funeral Home
John M. Eggan
Mt. Hebron
Carl Miller
Seber Grandel
George Crosen
John Henry
Roy Clem
Hubbard Walker
Charles E Kiger Dies at 83 in Woodstock
Charles Edward Kiger 83 of Woodstock died Thursday in Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with final rites set by the family. He was a resident of Woodstock and is survived by relatives. The obituary notes his lifelong community involvement.
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Charles Edward Kiger
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Mrs. Samuel Ensogna 60 Dies at Georgetown Hospital
Mrs. Samuel Ensogna aged 60 of 239 E Fairfax Lane died at Georgetown University Hospital after a five week illness. Born in Wardensville West Virginia she was the widow of Samuel Ensogna whom she married in Roanoke October 26 1916. Survived by two sons Paul and G S Bill Ensogna two daughters Edward P. Lewis and Clifton Stickles one sister Gladys Henderson one brother Fred White and 11 grandchildren. Funeral arrangements incomplete. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Mildred Lee Ensogna
E. Fairfax Lane
Georgetown University Hospital
Ensogna
Wardensyville
W. Va
James and
Lida Dyer White
Samuel Ensogna
Roanoke
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Shenandoah Valley Apple Cider & Vinegar Company
Paul Ensogna
Winchester
G.S. “Bill” Ensogna
Seaford
Dela
Edward P. Lewis
Clifton Stickles
Gladys Henderson
Fred White
Baltimore
Jones Funeral Home
Pastor R. L. Williamson 85 Dies in Charlottesville
Reverend R. L. Williamson a former pastor of the Congregational Christian Church from 1928 to 1933 died at his Charlottesville home aged 85. He retired after leaving the local church and once served as president of the Valley Congregational Christian Conference. Survived by widow Virginia Moore Williamson and brother Oscar C. Williamson of Stuart Florida. Graveside service set for Sunday at 3:30 p.m. at Monticello Memorial Park Charlottesville.
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Robert Lee Williamson
Congregational Christian Church
Charlottesville
Valley Congregational Christian Conference
Virginia Moore Williamson
Oscar C. Williamson
Stuart, Fla
Monticello Memorial Park
Funeral for Elizabeth Petrie Maxwell Held in Berwyn
Mrs Elizabeth Petrie Maxwell 83 of Berwyn Md dies at home after three weeks illness. Widow of Clark Maxwell she was formerly of Frederick County and funeral service set for tomorrow.
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Elizabeth Petrie Maxwell
Berwyn, Md
Frederick County
Clark
Maxwell
Winchester
David
Susanna
Cruikshank Petrie
Tle
Man
Scotland
Frederick Count
Richard Lyon Petrie
Peter C. Petrie
Susan Mills
First Presbyterian Church
Berwyn
Maryland
Hyattsville
Round Hill VFD plans dinner and auctions weekend
Final plans for the Round Hill Community Fire Company chicken and ham supper at James Wood School were announced at the May meeting. Albert Pingley leads committees for food, auction, and parking as yard party plans and a May 20 auction are set. next planning meeting June 6.
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Round Hill Community Fire Company
James Wood School
Fire Company
Albert Pingley
Harry Patterson
Leo Baker
Gerald H
A Pingley
Marshall Patterson
E. W. Steele
Sales Directory highlights multiple Winchester area auctions
May sales list includes Connie Vance furniture sale at 26 N Euclid Ave Winchester VA with Dennis Cole as auctioneer. Also Robert Tritapoe real estate and household items at 21 Glaize Ave. Eleanor Hausen Fluck sale near James Wood School with Orndorff as auctioneer. Livestock and farm items at R 8 Underwood near Greenspring. Mar ion PA farm machinery led by Ralph Horst. J K Whitlock at New River Livestock Beckley WV with 250 ponies. Properties and estates listed in Frederick County Court House area with T G Scully and Snider auctioneers. Estate sales near Berryville and Winchester with multiple auctioneers.
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Connie Vance
N. Euclid Ave
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
Robert F. Tritapoe
Glaize
Eleanor Hausenfluck
Myrtle Ave
James Wood School
W. D. Orndorff
Underwood
Greenspring
Charles Duvall
Ralph W. Horst
Gervis Frank Hausenfluck
Frederick County Court House
Shawnee District
E. T .Snider
Leonard W. Grim
East Main St
Berryville
W. Orndorff
D. S.T
J. C. Horn
W. North Ave
SPCA Plans Annual Meeting Tuesday Evening
The SPCA invites members and nonmembers to attend its annual meeting on Tuesday evening when 1961 62 dues become due and new members may join. Nominating chair Miss Gwendolyn V Haynes announces proposed directors including J Thomas Boyd Miss Frances Page George Snarr Jr Mrs Harry Haines and others with Miss Ethyn Martin and H Randolph Stipe among officers.
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Gwendolyn V. Haynes
Camas
J. T. Clevenger
H. Randolph Stipe
Charles Tait
E. P. Browning
Charlotte DeHart
Evelyn Curl
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
J. Thomas Boyd
Frances Page
George Snarr, Jr
Harry Haines
George Weidig
Charles Patton
Ethyn Martin
Virginia Farnsworth
F. W. Fulbeam
Charles Watson
M. G Levi
Carl Kotz
Leftists Beat Life Magazine Photographer in Uruguay
Life photographer Andrew St. George, visiting Montevideo for a pro Cuba gathering, was roughed by about 15 students and leftists who tore a camera and seized film. He was not seriously injured and filed protests with the Foreign Ministry and police chief as about 400 attended the open debate.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Life Magazine
Andrew St. George
St. George
Dobbs Ferry
N.J
University Hall
Foreign Ministry
Museum program expands art reach with statewide touring exhibits
The museum promotes painting and sculpture, current and documentary films, and packaged art lessons for children taught by local chapter members. About 80 traveling exhibits move across the state, with the museum aiding autonomous chapters in organizing programs. A slate of 14 directors was proposed by Stewart Bell Jr. for the museum board.
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Richmond
Washington
Virginia
Boyd
Stewart Bell, Jr
Robert Blasch
Margery Duncan
Walter Flory
Julian W. Glass, Jr
P. T. Grove
Eugene Hotaling
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Thomas V. Monahan
Robert L. Pizzano
John F. Rodman, Jr
Charles Schutte, Jr
David G
Superman Fails in Hermosillo Attempt
Police explained a year-old incident in Hermosillo Mexico where Antonio Cuevas sustained a broken arm after attempting to imitate Superman by leaping from a high wall.
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Hermosilo
Mexico
Antonio Cuevas
Superman
Weather Update: Warmer With Scattered Showers Tonight
Mostly cloudy and warmer tonight with scattered showers and thunderstorms. Low near 60. Warmer Saturday through Sunday with temperatures about three to five degrees above normal and continued warmth into Wednesday. Afternoon thunderstorms are likely each day.
Rainfall Totals by Month and 24 Hour Update
The report summarizes rainfall in inches with 24 hour total 59. May rainfall cumulative 1.83 inches. Yearly totals show February through December figures, including 1961 cumulative 17.69 inches and May 3.83 inches, June 3.82, July 3.88, August 3.95, September 2.66, October 3.25, November 2.48, December 2.39.
Two Cuban Diplomats Seek Asylum in Mexico City
Antonio R. Montane and Gilda Portela de Montane, a second secretary and consul general, quit their posts at the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City and sought asylum in Mexico. They claim the embassy is a hub of Communist activity and accuse Castro's regime of targeting the Catholic Church, calling for an end to serving a government they deem oppressive.
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Mexico City
Fidel Castro
Antonio R. Montane
Gilda Portela de Montane
Mexico
Montane
Montanes
Latin America
Castro
Cuba
Newsmen Crash Land in Rebel Territory
In Laos north of Vientiane a U S piloted helicopter carrying seven foreign and American journalists crash landed in rebel terrain while observing Meo and Pathet Lao activity. All aboard were rescued within half an hour with no injuries.
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Vientiane
Laos
Here
Associated Press
Fred Waters
John Dominis
Life Magazine
James Robinson
NBC
Ronald Preston
The
London Times
Vital Sacherenko
Kenzo Nozue
Masaji Furuhashi
Pa Dong
Plaine Des Jarres
Pathet Lao
Zombro Elected Head of Boyce Elementary School SCA
Charles Zombro Jr was elected president of the Student Cooperative Association at Boyce Elementary School yesterday. He succeeds Lynda Pope with Terry Brown as vice president and Judy Sechurch as secretary. Danny Luttrell won the treasurer post.
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BOYCE
Charles Zombro, Jr
Lynda Pope
Terry Brown
Judy Sechrist
Danny Luttrell
Johnson visits Vietnam on Asia tour amid Cold War focus
Vice President Johnson arrives in Saigon on the first major stop in his survey of the growing Communist menace in Asia. He receives a warm reception and reports that talks with President Diem were successful. They plan further discussions and a short countryside tour before Saturday’s departure.
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Johnson
Asia
Diem
U S Will Accept Negro Applicants Amid 1960 Admissions
U S will accept 13 Negro applicants while rejecting ten and about 600 white applicants. The decision, justified by a study of high school records test scores and admission factors, drew editorial approval from the Atlanta Constitution and support from student leaders and alumni head R. A. Sigel. Johnny Sellers, Carry Back’s regular jockey, debuted at Churchill Downs in 1955.
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Tech
Atlanta Constitution
Tech National Alumni Association
R. A. Sigel
Atlanta
Johnny Sellers
Carry Back
Churchill Downs
Painter in New England Travel Quiz Sparks Debate
In India true statements about U S states Maine New Hampshire Vermont Massachusetts Rhode Island and Connecticut are reviewed with a focus on regional geography. The piece labels the painter as a key figure in the discussion.
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India
True
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mass
R. I
Ard Conn
Painter
Five Irish Surveying and Yangtze Details On Virgins Degas France
Five Irish. Six. Surveying. Yangtze. American Virgin Islands. Degas. France.
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Yangtze
American Virgin Islands
France
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Curtis E. Bly
Charles E. Kiger
Robert R. Jenkins
Mrs. Samuel Ensogna
DST Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Snellings
N. Braddock St
International 460
Shade Equipment Cco., Inc
Martinsburg Pike
R. L. Williamson
Mrs. Maxwell
Crider & Shockey
Southern States Winchester Cooperative, Inc
Cameron
Elizabeth Fleet
Dorothy Thompson
Ter
Round Hill Vfd
Albert Boswell
Clayton Pingley
Kenneth Lewis
R.t.bryarly
General Insurance
Rotiss
SPCA
Leftists
Beat Life Magazine
Eet
Betty
E. Piccadilly
Zombro
Boyce Sca
Albany
Albuquerque
Chicago
Den
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
U S
Loudoun
South Kent St
T. G. Scully
Frank A. Lavender
Frances M. Lavender
E. T. Snider
Ttsburgh
NAH
Ee FT Cae
RCS
Eee
CC Pt
REVCO
Westinghouse
Winfield China
Pittsburgh Wallhide
Wallhide
Pittsburgh” Paints
Euclid Ave
D.S.T
Biege
Kenmore
Bassett
Motorola T.V
T.V
American Plyer
Mrs
Nain
Pleasant Valley E.ub. Church
E.S.T
Guernsey
International
Wineington
R. S. Underwood
Charles BR. Duvall
Anderson & Jenkins
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