Winchester businessman Huntsberry dies after heart attack
Mr Huntsberry a Winchester native and shoe retailer died after a heart attack at his business yesterday afternoon. Survived by his wife Virginia O Connors Huntsberry and five grandchildren, he held many lodge and club memberships including Braddock Street Methodist William Lodge 21 A F and A M Elks Kiwanis Acca Temple and the Blue Ridge Shrien Club. Funeral at Braddock Street Methodist Church Monday at 2 pm with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery CCC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsberry
Winchester
Walter E
Ann Rhodes Huntsberry
Virginia O'Connor
Southport
N. C
Braddock Street
William Lodge
A.f.&a.m
W. A. Isberry
Korea
C. Wills Huntsberry
Braddock Street Odist
Forrest B. Oglesbys
Funeral Notice for Alton C. Dunn
Mr. Alton C. Dunn is to be laid to rest Wednesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with arrangements announced by the family.
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Alton C. Dunn
Farmer Daniel C Brill 86 dies at Wardensville West Virginia
Daniel C Brill 86 a Wardensville WV farmer died at home after lifelong Hampshire County birth. Survived by wife Ethel Racy married 1912 and son Wilbur at home plus sister Bessie Brill Intermont WV. Funeral Sunday 2 PM at Hebron Lutheran Intermont with burial Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. body at Griffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge.
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Daniel C. Brill
Wardensville
W. Va
Arga
Hampshire County
Amos T
Eliabeth Cole Brill
Ethel Racy
Wilbur L. Brill
Bessie Brill
Intermont
Hebron Lutheran Church
S. L. Flickinger
Hebron Cemetery
Harold N. Good
Harlan Leatherman
Jack Rudolph
Charles Davis
Curtis Lafollette
Kenneth Seldon
Griffin Funeral Home
Capon Bridge
Obituary for Boyd B Fries of Sunnyside and Memorial Hospital
Boyd B Fries 45 of 576 N Braddock St died this morning at Memorial Hospital after a three and a half month illness. He was born in Frederick County son of Mrs Ina Boyce Fries and the late Turner G Fries. He married Hazel DeHaven May 13 1938. Survived by wife mother and two children Sandra Diane and Gary Ronald Fries and brother Holmes F Fries of Washington DC. A member of Evangelical United Brethren Church Sarah Zane Fire Company Woodmen of the World United Commercial Travelers. A World War II veteran and former local automobile salesman. Died, funeral Tuesday at 11 am Omps Funeral Home Rev Paul Slonaker, burial Mt Hebron Cemetery. Friends may call at Omps Funeral Home.
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Boyd B. Fries
N. Braddock St
Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Ina Boyce Fries
Sunnyside
Turner G. Fries
Hazel DeHaven
Sandra Diane
Gary Ronald Fries
Holmes FE. Fries
Washington, D.C
Fries
Milburn Widow Dies After Ill Health at Paw Paw Home
Mrs Gaines Milburn 67 of Littlestown Pa died yesterday evening at her son Edward Milburn’s home in Paw Paw West Virginia after years of ill health. She was born in Paw Paw daughter of Washington Bohrer and Elizabeth Bohrer. She leaves multiple children including Edward Mosby Rufus Theodore Reddy Eston Nellie Bertella Eskridge Roy and Guy Milburn and daughters in Littlestown and Taneytown. She belonged to the Four Square Pentecostal Church in Gettysburg.
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Macaska Kirk Milburn
Littlestown
Edward Milburn
Paw Paw
W. Va
Gaines Milburn
Milburn
Washington Bohrer
Eliabeth Rainer Bohrer
Morgan County
Whitacre services set for Paw Paw relative
Blanche Whitacre of Paw Paw dies with twenty grandchildren surviving. Funeral arrangements include a Monday service at 2 p.m. at the Frank Mays Funeral Home and burial at Pine Grove Cemetery in DeHaven, Virginia.
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Blanche Whitacre
Paw Paw
Omps Funeral Home
Frank Mays
Pine Grove
DeHaven
Omps Funeral
Deaths and funeral notices of Dunn and Rader
Alton C Dunn 55 of Kernstown dies after long illness at Winchester Memorial Hospital born in Winchester son of Patrick and Fannie Dunn married Janie Eagle in Winchester March 14 1945 employed at Winchester Hospital WWI veteran member of Rou ss Fire Company survived by wife adopted son Henry Vickery serving in Spain and brother Lewis Dunn funeral at Jones Funeral Home with burial in National Cemetery. William H Rader dies in Denver last May 9 remains arriving in Winchester graveside service Monday 11 am Mt Hebron Cemetery with rites by Winchester Hiram Lodge No 21.
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Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester
Hiram Lodge
Alton C. Dunn
Kernstown
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Dunn
Patrick
Fannie Anderson Dunn
Janie Eagle
Dunn
Winchester Hospital
Rouss’ Fire Company
Henry N. Vickery
Spain
U.S. Navy
Lewis Dunn
Jones Funeral Home
S. L. Flickinger
William H. Rader
Denver
Col
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Rader
Jeanette T. Rader
Mt. Hebron
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Ancient Free and Accepted Order of Masons
IKE LEAVES PAGE 1 Continued Nuclear Missile Tradeoffs
The report notes U S and NATO tensions over a U2 mission. Pakistan probes whether the plane originated there as Khrushchev asserts. Moscow protests to Norway Pakistan and Turkey while the U S remains silent on the flight. Allies are urged to manage the diplomatic pressure.
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Ing
NATO
Washington
Pakistan
Khrushchev
United States
Moscow
Norway
Turkey
U. S
Police foil alleged murder plot amid river dump attempt
A TV newsman warned police that Dutton planned to kill his family and explode. The journalist lured Dutton, drove him, then tried to drop him in the Arkansas River. Dutton fled in a taxi as about 70 officers scoured the area with no capture.
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Duncan
Dutton
Arkansas River
Oriy
Aylor to Speak on Vocational Ag Panel in Washington
Robert E. Aylor superintendent of Frederick County Schools is among five men named to a panel on the opening day of the National Workshop Conference for vocational agriculture. Supervisors from 35 states will attend at the 4-H Club Center in Washington. The topic is What can the state staff expect from the supervisory staff. Aylor will discuss state support for local voca tional agriculture programs and the James Wood Vocational Agriculture Department led by James Givens.
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Robert E. Aylor
Frederick County
Washington
Washa Wie
Vocational Agriculture
Aylor
Weather forecast and local notices from Winchester area
Mostly clear and cool tonight with lows in the 40s to 30s and frost in some mountain areas. Sunday will be mostly sunny and warmer with highs in the 70s. Dell Dick and Miss Jean Ann Woods. The Winchester school system award winner will be announced Monday.
Rainfall Totals Reported for May to November
Rainfall data covers the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m and the year to date figures. May to date totals show .76 inches in May and 13 86 inches for the year through May with monthly breakdowns for June July August September October November and December noted.
Ieees Calls Needed And Veto Of 1958 Bill
In 1958 I vetoed a bill for departing from standards. In 1959 no area assistance bill passed Congress. In 1960 a new bill before me includes features more objectionable. It would grant federal aid to areas not in need, diverting to others. The Democratic plan offers 150 million for loans in declining areas, 50 million for public facilities, 35 million in outright grants, and 16 million for retraining workers. It would cover about 30 metro and 110 minor industrial areas and 600 rural counties in 20 states.
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Congress
Miss Fox flier charged with spying at summit talks
The speaker calls the spy case a touchy obstacle at the summit, arguing Russia acted to protect itself by shooting down the plane and urging a verification system for disarmament. The Star Leadership Award winners in Frederick over six years include Shirley Ann Gilliam, Nalda Baughman, Charles David Symons Jr., Harold A. Kurstedt Jr., and Paul Wen-
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United States
Russia
U. S
Frederick
Shirley Ann Gilliam
Nalda Baughman
Charles David Symons, Jr
Harold A. Kurstedt, Jr
Paul Wen
Great Atlantic Angus Spring Sale in Culpeper Virginia
Listings for May 18 sales include Great Atlantic Angus Spring Sale at Culpeper Enterprise Grounds with 400 head of cattle led by Dave Canning. Also James M Kavanaugh estate sale at New National Hotel Harrisonburg real estate by James Charles Conrad. Denny's Commission Auction east of Winchester handles furniture and appliances. Miller Bros logging and cider factory items listed near Cumberland Maryland Pocahontas Pennsylvania with Andy and Jim Hess as auctioneers.
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Culpeper Enterprise Grounds
Culpeper
Dave Canning
James M. Kavanaugh
New National Hotel
N. Main St
Harrisonburg
James Charles Conrad
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
T.miller Bros
Cumberland
Pocahontas
Andy
Jim Hess
San Francisco Crowd Booes Loudspeaker Over Law Reminder
Christopher urged calm and compliance as he warned against a “black day” in San Francisco. The crowd reacted with boos and jeers during his plea to obey the law.
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Christopher
San Francisco
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Mr. E. Rhodes Huntsberry
Braddock St. Meth
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Soga
Cameron St
Mrs. Gaines Milburn
Ike
Joseph Puliter
The
Puliter Pries
New York World
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Your Building Material Dealer
Commerce St
Virginia
I. Q. Answers
IEE
Miss Fox
James Mavanaugh
North Main St
U. S. Post Office
Eee National Bank of
Liam Geary
James & Charles Conrad
Miller Bros
Meyersdale
Cumberland, Md
Cietrac
Pocahontas, Pa
Morgantown
Singer
Kenmore
Electrolux
Mary Elizabeth Luttrell
Dennis T. Cole
Shawnee Fire
Mark
Serta
Sunbeam
Marks Pony Farm
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Edwin E. Wills
D-La
un-American Activities Subcommittee
Apg
Willis
Wi Cin
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Denny's Commission
Savage
Remington
Ithica
Swift
LeFever
Fender
W .D. Orndorff
Cafetria Service
Middle Road
Clay Hill
Carroll E. Campbell
Charlotte Campbell
Circuit Court
E. T. Snider
Winchester Mohawk
Rosemary Campbell Elizabeth Bland Campbell Carol Tucker Campbell
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