Deaths and Funerals Record at Local Homes and Churches
Multiple obituaries note Bernard J. Herrell dying at his Washington DC home with survivors including Blanche I. Herrell and siblings. Funeral home arrangements are pending arrival of the body. Robert E. Lashley of Blue Mont died in George Washington Hospital. service set at Berryville Methodist Church with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Jesse E. Brown of Stephens City scheduled for 2 pm service at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Friendship EUB cemetery. Lorene Frye Wisecarver, 87, dies in Winchester Memorial Hospital. remarks detail civic roles and survivors. funeral at Kurtz Funeral Home with burial at Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Bernard J. Herrell
Georgia Ave
Washington
D. C
Blanche I. Herrell
Lindsey H. Herrell
Virginia Rinard
Bruce Adams
Brder Davidsey Herrell
Seattle
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Robert E. Lashley
Bluemont
George Washington Hospital
Kansas
Thomas Lashley
Saran Simpson Lashley Sidell
California
Buress of
Standards
Mibered Looes Lashiers
Robert Dek Lashley
Jesse E. Brown
Stephens City
Carroll C. Goodridge
Torment
Friendship Eub
Howard White
Fred Gore
Elmo Neff
Lloyd Painter
James L. Bowman
Lawrence White
Omps Funeral
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Etta Mahoney
Funeral services for Mary Etta Mahoney are set for Thursday at 3 30 p m at Braddock Street Methodist Church. Jones Funeral Home Inc will handle arrangements.
Mrs Bessie Russell Lemley Widow of Ernest Lemley
Mrs Bessie Russell Lemley widow of Ernest Lemley of Strasburg dies at home after prolonged illness. The funeral will be held at the home church with burial at the family plot. She leaves a daughter and several grandchildren.
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Bessie Russell Lemley
Ernest Lemley
Stras
Death of Mrs. Lemley in Staunton after long illness
Mrs. Lemley died Monday in Staunton Hospital after a long illness. Born January 7, 1881 in Strasburg to Samuel and Anna Keister, she belonged to St. Pauls Lutheran Church. Survived by daughters Virginia Lemley and Cora Anna Wilkins, and brother Harry Keister. Body at Stover's Chapel moving to St. Pauls Lutheran Church for 2:30 p.m. funeral. Burial in Riverview Cemetery.
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Bure
Staunton
Strasburg
Samuel
Anna Copenhaver Keister
Lemley
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Virginia Lemley
Cora Anna Wilkins
Edinbure
Harry Keister
Strasbure
Stover's Chapel
George M. Smith
Riverview Cemetery
Funeral set for Mrs Mary Etta Mahoney
Mrs Mary Etta Mahoney widow of Charles L Mahoney died after a long illness. Funeral 3:30 p.m. Thursday at Braddock Street Methodist Church conducted by Rev Forrest B Oglesby. Pallbearers are six Mahoney grandchildren. Interment Mount Hebron Cemetery. Remains moved from Jones Funeral Home to her home at 321 S Braddock St yesterday evening, to be moved to the church at 2:30 p.m. Thursday.
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Mary Etta. Mahoney
Charles L. Mahoney
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Forrest B. Oglesby
Stacy Newlin
John Allowatt
Robert Williams
Charles Williams
Joe Williams
Roger Mahoney
Mount Hebron
Jones Funeral Home
S. Braddock St
Doctor's Body Found in James River in Richmond
68-year-old Dr. Ernest L. Copley a former minister and physician was found drowned in the James River. Police said the body floated face down and had been in the water 24 to 48 hours. He was a Yale Divinity graduate and a physician from Virginia with two sons.
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Richmond
Ernest L. Copley
James River
Copley
Geoffrey T. Mann
John E. McPadden
Chesapeake and Ohio
Mann
Weather today and forecast for Virginia
Scattered showers tonight and Wednesday. Low tonight mostly in the 60s. Continued warm and humid Wednesday. Temperatures show today high around 89 with low near 67 in Winchester. Sunrise 5 00 a m Sunset 7 18 p m Moon rises 8 17 p m. Rainfall none in past 48 hours. Average monthly rainfall by month listed. Nuclear plane mentioned.
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Lisse
Nuclear Plane Foreseen Within Next 20 Years
Tokyo based atomic expert Alan H. Lazar said the United States may build the first atom powered plane within twenty years. He noted challenges in engine weight and crew shielding while citing progress at test facilities and Navy shifts toward nuclear ships. He described limited published data but confirmed significant steps in nuclear flight research.
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Tokyo
United States
Alan H. Lazar
America
Lazar
Babcock & Wilcox Co
National Reactor
Arco
Idaho
Market Soars in Early Trading Led by Boeing
New York buyers pushed stocks higher in heavy early trading with Boeing advancing over a point on reports the Air Force will place limited Bomarc antiaircraft missile orders. Western Maryland Railway and IBM also rose while Chrysler Lukens Steel Douglas Aircraft American Cyanamid Homestake General Electric and Baltimore and Ohio posted fractional gains.
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New York
Boeing
Air Force
Western Maryland Railway
Chrysler
Lukens Steel
Douglas Aircraft
American Cyanamid
Homestake
General Electric
Baltimore & Ohio
Baltimore Cattle Hogs Sheep Prices Across Markets
Livestock reports from Baltimore and Chicago summarize cattle, calves, hogs, and sheep trading. Prices show mixed to steady trends with ranges for different weights and grades across markets, including distant references to asparagus and potatoes in regional offerings.
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Baltimore
W. Va
N.Y
Maine
USDAY
Chicago
USDA
Chicago grain prices slip as new crop holds steady on open
Grains start session on the Board of Trade with May wheat down while new crop futures stabilize. Corn oats and soybeans show mixed moves with soybeans easing and lard futures listed alongside.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Jly
Local Market Prices and Feed Listings Note
Local markets show daily feed and grain prices with items such as mixed feed 100 lb at 3.40, broiler mash 8.30, flour at Rockingham 2.00 and Augusta 2.00, and barley and wheat ranges. The Star declines responsibility for potential typos or graphical errors in the feed list.
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Ien
Servececesese
Rockingham
Augusta
Agriculture Dept Market Report for Live Poultry and Eggs
The department notes adequate broiler and fryer supply with quiet trading. Farm prices end at 11 a.m. listing live poultry and egg market quotes including Grade A and B categories for large, small, and medium sizes across Winchester and Harrisonburg markets with per dozen and per unit figures.
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Ste
Winchester
Harrisonburg
Bufflick Road zoning petition prompts board protest
The Board heard a petition signed by nearly 100 residents opposing a zoning ordinance for Zoned Area C along Bufflick Road from State Route 645 to Bufflick Run. Action included sewage system repairs at Stephens City School and a $374.74 health department request. several plats were tabled.
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Bufflick Road
Buffick Run
U.S. Rt
Bufflick Run
Stephens City
A. L. Lindall
Bethel Heights
Greenwood Heights No
Henkel
Pleasant Valley
Local Auctions Ledger May 15 to June 8 in Maryland Virginia
A series of sales listings across multiple counties includes Fred & Oscar Duncan near Clear Brook, Clay Machinery Sales in Mt. Airy, Walter P. Chrysler's North Wales Farm in Warrenton with antiques, Headley’s Auctioneers in Winchester, Thomas McIntire livestock and farm goods near Winchester, Lloyd B. Shaw estate in Moscow, Lewis & Clark Cedar Grove antiques and more. Other events cover trucks, poultry equipment, real estate near Front Royal Strasburg Road, and auctions in Hagerstown and Winchester with dates May 15 through June 8.
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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
N. Cameron St
Winchester
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Thomas McIntire
Charles R. Duvall
Lloyd B. Shaw
Moscow
Barton and
Lonaconing
H. H. Bartlett
Howard Dawkins
Lewis & Clark
Cedar Grove
Antques
W. D. Orndorff
Dennis Cole
Snook Bros., Inc
Virginia Avenue
Hagerstown
Lewis M. Renner
Ralph Hounshell
Strasburg Road
Front Royal
Dennis T. Cole
J. Wilmer Carpenter
Senseng Road
Dora Orr
S. Cameron St
W. D. Orndroff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
Turstee
Stephens City
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Frederick County PTA Discusses Council Workship July Dates
Frederick County or alternates attend a council workshop scheduled for July 18-19 at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. A proposal to amend the constitution to add a second vice president and corresponding secretary was debated. All ten PTA groups in Frederick County belong to the council and were represented except Gainesboro.
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Mary Washington College
Fredericksburg
PTA
Frederick County
Gainesboro
How's Your I Q Answers From the Page Four Quiz
Answers to the page four quiz are listed as Newspaper Clara Bow Ecclesiastes Treaty of Ghent John Howard Payne Narcotic Yes John Hancock Yankee.
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John Howard Payne
John Hancock
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Brown Service
Mrs. Martin Wisecarver
Lorene Frye Wisecarver
Martin Wisecarver
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James M
Sarah A. Frye
Amherst St
Winchester Hospital
Women’s Democratic Club
Women’s Civic League
Turner Ashby
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Women’s Missionary Society
Braddock St. Church
Sunshine Club
Margaret St. Ceren
New York City
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mary Etta Mahoney
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
HFC
Canonmark
Verve
Paymts
Loudoun Street
J.C
Mahoney Service
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
Choice & Prime
Good & Choice
LAMBS
Prime
Choice
Good
Utility
Tbs
Canner & Cutter
Commercial
Cutter & Utility
L Brumback & Sons
Celles Bea Ee
H. C. Christianson
Virginia
Nuclear Plane
U.S. Navy
Wall Street
Chicago Grain
AVIC
Order of the Golden Rule
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
P O. Box
New Yorker
Windsor
Chapman Motor CO
W. Boscawen St
I.Q
Newspaper
Clara Bow
Ecclesiastes
Ghent
Wallhide
Pittsburgh
Investors Loan Corp
S. Loudoun Ph
J. L. Hockman
Mer
James Wood
Sch
Shawnee Fire Dept. Building Fund
Chevrolet
N. Loudoun St
Delray
Clinton
Cammer Tire CO
USI
Winchester Concrete Products
Welltown Pike
Parts & Service
Kernstown
Loy
Perry Engineering CO
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