Deaths and Funerals Tie Local Residents to Area Churches
Funeral services are scheduled for Bernard J. Herrell a former city resident who died in Washington at his home on Monday. The 2 p.m. service will be at Kurtz Funeral Home with Rev. J. S. Duckwall of Highland Presbyterian Church officiating and burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. A service for Mrs. Lorenzo Frye Wisecarver widow of Martin Wisecarver who died at Gayin Memorial Hospital will be held tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. at Kurtz Funeral Home with Rev. Forrest B. Oogiesby of Braddock Street Methodist Church officiating. Pallbearers include Curtis R. Barr Hoye L. Riley Robert D. Grim Howard Massie from Stephens City Harold G. Brown and John lL. Ginize. Mrs. Rose Lee Jewell 74 of Luray died Sunday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after six weeks as a patient. Born July 7 1882 in Page County she was the daughter of John and Susan Smeltzer. She married Thomas Jewell January 15 1902. he died April 26 1955. Surviving with her son Bercie L. Jewell of Manassas two daughters Pearl Miller of this city and Mrs. Wallye Fiess Cosner of Fort Meade Md six grandchildren and six great grandchildren plus a sister Mrs. Keller Jewell of Luray. A funeral was held this afternoon at Morning Star Lutheran Church Luray with Rev. Ralph Ebert and burial in the church cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard J. Herrell
Washington
Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
J. S. Duckwall
Highland Presbyterian Church
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Loreno Frye Wisecarver
Martin Wisecarver
Mon- Gayin Memorial Hospital
Loudoun St
Forrest B. Oogiesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Curtis R. Barr
Hoye L. Riley
Robert D. Grim
Howard
Rose Lee Jewell
Luray
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Page County
John
Susan Smeltzer
Thomas Jewell
Jewell
Caushter
Arthur W. Miller
Morning Star Lutheran Church
Bercie L. Jewell
Manassas
Arthur W
Pearl) Miller
This City
Wallye Fiess Cosner
Fort Meade
Provenerandchildren
Keller Jewell
Luray Str
Local budget report shows shifts in maintenance and school share
The proposal increases maintenance and operation to 82.52 percent from 75.76 and raises the school share to 35.62 percent of the total. General Fund and debt service remain key line items, with capital outlays reduced. Several street and facility projects are postponed or restructured, and new plans include a Master Plan start with a 6025 Planning Commission item.
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General Fund
Water & Sewer Fund
Virginia Public Assistance Fund
Council
Miller Street
Amherst Street
Garland R. Quarles
Equipmnt
War Memorial
Senseny Road
Th Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Hollingsworth Drive
Lewis and Commerce Sts
May Auction Directory For Warrenton Winchester Front Royal Area
A North Wales Farm sale in Warrenton Va on May 16 17 and 18 features antiques home furnishings and farm equipment with Walter P Chrysler as organizer. Other listings include May 17 at Patton's warehouse Winchester and May 18 various auctions for livestock real estate and household goods across the region including Moscow Md and Stephens City.
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Walter P. Chrysler
North Wales
Warrenton
Headley’s Auctioneers
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
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
Senseny Road
Dora Orr
Cameron St
W. D. Orndroff
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
EL. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
Turstee
Stephens City
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Weather summary for Winchester region May 15
Thundershowers this evening then clearing with highs around 84 and lows near 62. Extended five day outlook shows cooler and drier trend from Thursday through Saturday with near normal rainfall about one inch Friday and Monday. Sunrise at 5 59 a m. sunset 7 19 p m. moonrise 9 15 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Eisenhower on Civil Rights and World Affairs
President Eisenhower defends a moderate civil rights program and discusses disarmament and the Suez test. He cited Dulles on Alaska and Siberia as a testing ground and joked about Gettysburg commanders. He noted strong presidential portraits in the White House study.
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Eisenhower
Israel
Suez Canal
Russia
Dulles
Alaska
Canada
Siberia
Gettysburg
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Lee
Meade
South
White House
Benjamin Franklin
George Washington
Abraham Lincoln
Robert E. Lee
Faisal Saud Coordinate Red Resistance in Middle East
Baghdad reports King Faisal of Iraq and King Saud of Saudi Arabia will coordinate resistance to communism and warn against outside meddling in Arab states. Observers view the move as a setback for Egyptian President Nasser and a gain for pro-Western Iraqi Premier Nuri Said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baghdad
Faisal
Iraq
Saud
Saudi Arabia
Syria
Egypt
Jordan
Nuri Said
Nasser
Abdul Ilah
Washington
Hussein
Suleiman Nabulsi
Abdullah
City Council Meeting Financials Reported
The minutes show various line items including $11,000, $5,500 for capital outlays and $5,000, $13,109.50 for service and related expenses. All council members attended the meeting except Charles M. Zuckerman.
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Ance
Charles M. Zuckerman
Marie McDonald Bans The Body Label In Vegas Contract
Marie McDonald signs a $60,000 Las Vegas contract at Moulin Rouge that bans use of her famed label The Body. The four week engagement starts May 28 at Desert Inn. Wilbur Clark notes she refuses to be billed as The Body despite public demand.
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Hollywood
Marie McDonald
Las Vegas
Moulin Rouge
Nevada
Desert Inn
Wilbur Clark
Marie
How's Your 1.9.2 Answers Quiz Page 4
Answers to quiz questions printed on page 4 list Clayeater Festus 60 62 Acts closed Joyce Kilmer higher Empire State Building 1250 ft Eiffel Tower 985 ft Eight Ferdinand Magellan with Grover Cleveland Quality Einstein.
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Festus
Joyce Kilmer
Empire State Building
Eiffel Tower
Ferdinand Magellan
Grover Cleveland
Quality
Einstein
Eisenhower Defends Conservatism in Radio Address
In a radio briefing last night President Eisenhower reiterated a growing conservative stance in his political philosophy. He rejected claims of drifting left and warned against compromising the nation’s financial integrity. He called his approach MODERN REPUBLICANISM and clarified his interpretation of Republican principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eisenhower
Four of the Greatest Americans Endorse Him in Any Position
The remarks defend him by listing four of the greatest Americans and stating that placing him elsewhere is wrong. The speaker warns that any attempt to do so is mistaken.
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Lis
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Mrs. Rose Jewel
Mary Etta Mahoney
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
N. Braddock St
Order of the Golden Rule
Handly Board
Gneral
Stuart M. Perry, Inc
P.O. Box
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron
Sates
Perry Engineering CO
Winchester Concrete Products, Inc
H. C. Christianson
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Braddock St
Body
Ike
Pennants
Michons Wholesale
Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Glaize & Bro
Patton's
North
Cameron Street
Clara J. Burner
Russell
Duncan Phyfe
Kathryn WN. Skeirik
Baoco’s
Pittsburgh
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Youngstown
Cleveland
P.&le
Erie Rrs
Martinsburg Washington
Philadelpina
B&o
Baltimore G Ohio Railroad
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