Deaths and Funerals for Mahoney and Grubbs
Mrs. Mary Etta Mahoney 75 died at 9 this morning at 321 S Brad dock St after a long illness born May 4 1882 in Rappahannock County widow of Charles L Mahoney married in Front Royal in 1898 member of Braddock Street Methodist Church Survived by son James Mahoney three daughters Rena Williams Marie Allowatt Virginia Newlin thirteen grandchildren seven great grandchildren two sisters and brothers and one sister Funeral arrangements pending Friends may enlist Jones Funeral Home Howard Johnson Grubbs 42 died Sunday in Tampe after six months ill health born June 17 1904 son of Levi and Annie Grubbs carpenter member of St James Lutheran Church Brotherhood and Carpenter's Union married to Rosey Bell Copeland survived by three daughters Elva Himelright Helen Renner and Eadline Renner eight grandchildren two sisters and a brother body resting at Stover's Chapel Strasburg to Tuesday then Gravel Springs Church for 2 p.m funeral services family to meet at Guy Renner home at 1:30 Pallbearers Carl Orndorff Warren Orndorff Gordon Orndorff Dallas Everett Roy Himelright and Fred Strosnider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Mahoney
Mary Etta Mahoney
S. Braddock St
Rappanhannock County
Charlie
Sarah Fox
Charles L. Mahoney
Front Royal
Howard Johnson Grubbs
Star Tannery
Tampe
Levi
Annie Orndorff Grubbs
Grubbs
St. James
Wardensville
Eadline Renner
Rylvester Grubbs
Washington, D. C
Paule
Devan
Plant Citr
Fla
Catherine Cox
Younestown
Ohio
Stover
Guy Renner
Carl Orndorff
Warren Orndorff
Gordon Orndorff
Dallas Everett
Roy Himelright
Fred Strosnider
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Etta Mahoney announced
Funeral arrangements announced for Mrs Mary Etta Mahoney with services to be held at JONES FUNERAL HOME INC. Details incomplete but note funeral home participation and upcoming rites.
Stepehens City farmer Jesse Brown dies at 66
Jesse Ernest Brown 66 died suddenly at 5 30 am at his home near Stephens City. A farmer born March 25 1891 in Chuckey Tennessee he moved to Stephens City seven years ago. Survived by wife Mollie Marshall Swiney seven daughters and nine sons with numerous grandchildren. two brothers and four sisters. Funeral set Thursday at 2 pm Omps Funeral Home with Rev Carroll C Goodridge, interment in Friendship EUB cemetery Double Churches. remains at home until service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesse Ernest Brown
Stephens City
Brown
Tennessee
Chuckey
Tenn
William and
Elizabeth Rector Brown
Mollie Marshall Swiney
Helen Brown
Clarence Collette
Middletown
Edward Queen
Quakertown
Vestel Estepp
Limstone
Robert Stotler
Berwin
Neil Griffeth
Melvern
Wayne White
Herbert
Jack
Hartsell Brown
Paul
Billy Brown
Sam
Cedars
Walter
Paul Wilbur
Greenwood
S. C
Doyle
Carroll C. Goodridge
Kernstown
Friendship Eub Church
Double Churches
Omps
Drunk in Public Offenders Listed in Municipal Court
Woodrow Kerns Featherbed Lane charged with drunk in public. Leonard Lee Hottle Bufflick Road charged with drunk in public. Lawrence Raymond Boyce Rt 4 charged with drunk in public. Michael Steck Garrett Rt 4 charged with drunk in public. Howard Lipscomb Berryville charged with drunk. Amos Arme Winchester charged with drunk, fined 10.75 and 90 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodrow Kerns
Featherbed Lane
Leonard Lee Hottle
Bufflick Road
Lawrence Raymond Boyce
Michael Steck Garrett
Howard Lipscomb
Berryville
Amos Arme
Winchester
Beck Paid Five Cents per Beer Case in Alaska Scheme
The Post-Dispatch reports Dave Beck president of the Teamsters received five cents per Budweiser case sold in Alaska for years. Government investigators traced payments to Beck Jr by K and L Beverage Co of Seattle and into the Elder Beck accounts. A Senate Rackets hearing is expected to air the findings this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Louis
Post-Dis
Dave Beck
Teamsters Union
Alaska
Dave Beck Jr
K & L Beverage Co
Seattle
Anheuser-Busch Inc
Beck
Senate Rackets
Washington
Post-Dispatch
Jay R. Rideout
Anheuser-Busch
John Flanigan
Irvine J. Levine
Rideout
Levine
Homemakers honor Mother's Day with talent show and prizes
Contestants showcase theatrical and musical acts at a farewell party tonight before departing tomorrow. Mrs Findley and spouse stay two weeks for a vacation. Prizes include a 1957 automobile, household appliances, a $500 wardrobe, a silver service and $190 in U.S. savings bonds.
Answers to the Quiz Questions From Page Four
The page lists ten quiz solutions including 1 No. 2 Madison Wisconsin for John Madison 3 Carry the Cross of Calgary 4 James M Barrie 5 homographs 6 Alexander Hamilton 7 Stationery 8 False underground burial place 9 Each other 10 Denis Kearney
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison
Wisconsin
John Madison
Calgary
James M. Barrie
Alexander Hamilton
Denis Kearney
Local Auctions Set Across Maryland Virginia Pennsylvania
A May 15 to June 1 batch of public sales lists auctions in Hopewell Church Warrenton Winchester Hagerstown and more. Items include tractors farm equipment antiques household goods real estate and livestock with listed auctioneers and venues.
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Forecast
Partly cloudy tonight with scattered evening thundershowers mainly in the west. Tuesday will be warm and humid with scattered afternoon storms. The Virginia five day forecast calls for generally warm conditions with little day to day change and total rainfall around half an inch. Rain will be scattered Tuesday and again toward week end with showers Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Vehicle crashes and a bus mishap reported in Bluemont and Berryville
The article details multiple accidents: a Buick total loss with $1400 damage and a tractor trailer damage of $5000. a bus crash on Millwood Ave caused by a locked front wheel injuring no one, owned by Atlantic Greyhound Corp., with $1000 bus damage and a $100 maple tree damage. another crash on U S Route 7 near Berryville after a driver fell asleep, damaging the Buick and a telephone pole for $1050 total. Mrs Summerfield’s body was sent to Greenlies Funeral Home in Parsons West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Set. F. L. Woolf
D. A. Sheetz
P. F. Click
Millwood Ave
Joseph C. Ritter
Herman Samuel Neighbors
Lynchburg
Atlantic Greyhound Corp
Charleston
W. Va
U. S.rev. 7
Berryville
J. W. Detrick
Samuel Scott
Parkersburg
James E. Bryan to Speak at Memorial Hospital Meeting
James E. Bryan a NYC medical administration and public relations consultant will speak at Memorial Hospital’s Scientific Meeting Wednesday at 8 30 pm in the staff conference room. The final meeting of the current series covers Your Public Relations May Be Showing Doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Bryan
New York City
Memorial Hospital
Bryan
Medical Administration
E. C. Stuart, Jr
Monford D. Custer, Jr
Britain Allows Merchant Ships To Use Suez Canal Again
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced in the House of Commons that Britain will permit its merchant ships to traverse the Suez Canal again. Only a few British vessels have used the canal since the invasion last fall despite government warnings. Talks on sterling transactions with Egypt will be held in a neutral country as Britain adjusts its financial stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Britain
Suez Canal
Harold Macmillan
House of Commons
France
Macmillan
Egypt
Cairo
Nehru to Confer on Middle East and nuclear tests in Colombo
Indian Prime Minister Nehru and Ceylon Prime Minister Bandaranaike will discuss Middle East issues and nuclear tests during Nehru's visit to Colombo. Nehru will arrive May 17 for Buddha anniversary celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colombo
Ceylon
Nehru
Bandaranaike
Middle East
Shawnee Variety Show Thursday To Have 27 Acts
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department and Auxiliary present a three part show with 27 acts on Thursday. Acts span 1950s, Gay Nineties, and Indian Days with singing, dances, solos, and piano. Co chairs Vance Whittacker and J W Green Jr. finale features a men's beauty contest. Tickets at local stores. members with tickets urged to return them Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department
Winchesterettes
Ewing Studio of Dance Art
Vance Whittacker
J.w. Green
Montgomery and Meade Clash Over Gettysburg Strategy
The fragment shows Montgomery criticizing Meade for allowing Lee to retreat with his shattered army. It hints at strategic disagreement within Union command following a critical engagement. The passage focuses on leadership choices and battle outcomes without graphic detail.
Eisenhower praised by aide after observation tower climb
The account notes a 1955 heart attack survivor, President Eisenhower, and his companion ascending 62 steps toward an observation tower. His physician Maj. Gen. Howard M. Snyder reported the president did not even take a deep breath, reflecting a steady demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meade
Lee
Eisenhower
Howard M. Snyder
Also Mentioned on This Page
Howard J. Grubbs
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
N. Braddock St
Jesse FE. Brown
CL Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Homemakers
I.W
Fred
Oscar Duncan
Hopewell Church
Clearbrook
Chas. Duvall
Clay Machinery Sales
Mt. Airy
Frederick
Walter P. Chrysler
North Wales
Warrenton
Headley
Kathryn N. Skeirik
Patton
Cameron St
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Thomas McIntire
Charles R. Duvall
Lewis & Clark
Cedar Grove
W. D. Orndorff
Dennis Cole
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown
Lewis M. Renner
Ralph Hounshell
Strasburg Road
Dennis T. Cole
J. Wilmer Carpenter
Senseng
Dora Orr
W. D. Orndroff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
American Institute of Homeopathy
Westchester County
New York
The
New Jersey Heart Association
New Jersey
Arthritis and Rheumatism Foundation
Union County Mental Hygiene
Suez
New Yorker
Windsor
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
Barre
North Wales Farm
Walter P. Chrysler, Jr
Chrysler
Concord
Headley’s Auctions
Funeral Home
Order OF the Golwen
Loudoun Street
Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
IEE
Nately
Montgomery
Piccadilly
Westinghouse
General Electric
Motorola
Davenport
Electrolux
David Bradley
International Farmall
Chas, R. Duvall
Stephenson Methodist Church
U.S
Rohr & Haas
Washington Square
Philadelphia
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