Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Martha Sirbaugh and Normal DeHaven
Mrs Martha Sirbaugh 65 of 812 Hee Ave died at Maple Pod Nursing Home. Survived by sister Mrs Licia Chiimore and brother Clark Braithwaite. service Wednesday 1:30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Robert A Whitten. interment Mt Hebron Cemetery. Normal H DeHaven 57 died in Staunton Hospital. Survived by wife May Lee. children Normal Jr Charles Elizabeth and others. funeral arrangements pending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Sirbaugh
Hee Ave
Maplepod
May Lee DeHaven
Normal, Jr
Charles
Elizabeth
Wilbur DeHaven
Capon Springs
Ellsworth DeHaven
Alfred DeHaven
Zelda Vorhees
Aline Wine
Charles Loveless
Rex Light
Gainesboro
Laura Ruble
Route 2
Wilmer DeHaven
Burcel DeHaven
Funeral Service for Charlie Jackson in Millwood
Funeral for Charlie Jackson of Millwood held at Guildfield Baptist Church with Rev Isham Williams officiating. Body to rest in church from 1 p.m. Interment at Love and Charity Cemetery in Millwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlie Jackson
Millwood
Guildfield Baptist Church
Isham Williams
Love and Charity
Notable items listed in the mixed source notes
The fragment mentions Clermont and Chihuahua places, Clark Gable, the Office of Defense Transportation, and Britain’s petrochemical industry trailing the United States. It notes Cribbage, Semper Fidelis, a Pacific and Atlantic canal end distance, and a question about a will.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clermont
Yes
True
Atlantic
Pacific
Office of Defense Transportation
Chihuahua
Clark Gable
Cribbage
Washington Pair Hospitalized Here Following Crash
A Washington DC couple were listed in good condition by Memorial Hospital after a two car crash near Marshall yesterday. Clara Laufer age 50 suffered multiple facial lacerations a severe laceration over the left eye a fractured left leg and ankle. Joel Brown Laufer age 58 received treatment for a fractured right hip and arm. Vehicle damage was about 600 with a 1954 Ford driven by Ray Brill of Star Tannery hitting a 1958 Dodge driven by John P. Hershman of Lebanon Church. The Ford left the road and rolled over. No injuries reported in the other vehicle.
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Washington, D. C
Memorial Hospital
Marshall
Clara Laufer
South St
Joel Brown Laufer
Four Corners
L. P. Coverstone
Ford
Ray Brill
Star Tannery
Dodge
John P. Hershman
Lebanon Church
Winchester
Hayfield
Gerald Radcliffe
U. of Florida Students Stage Five Hour Riot
More than 1,000 UF students rioted on a Gainesville campus Saturday night. Police arrested 25, a officer was cut by a bottle, three students faced aggravated assault charges, others were charged with disorderly conduct. Tear gas dispersed the crowd after a crackdown on beer sales to under 21.
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Gainesville
Fla
University of Florida
Two New Divisions Created In Virginia Education Dept
Virginia will restructure its Department of Education effective June 1 creating two new divisions the Division of Elementary and Special Education and the Division of Secondary Education. William K. Barnett will head elementary education, Woodrow Wilkerson will lead secondary education, and J. G. Blount Jr. becomes director of Administration and Finance. The plan adds six high school subject field supervisors and establishes a new cross district coordination institute.
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Richmond
State Department of Education
Virginia
Davis Y. Paschall
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Paschall
William K. Barnett
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
J. G. Blount Jr
R. Claude Graham
Dvision
Floyd F. Jenkins
R. N. Anderson
F. B. Cale Wilkerson
Fred O. Wygal
State Board of Education
Almond
Five Negro Children Return To Roanoke Catholic Schools
Five Dudley children, withdrawn last week after a disturbance at Roanoke Catholic High and St Andrews, returned to classes with no incident. The school board warned seniors about conduct and graduation eligibility amid the integration controversy and a canceled May banquet.
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Roanoke Catholic
Roanoke
Roanoke Catholic High School
St. Andrews School
Miriam
Dudley
Vernon Dudley
Msgor
J. L. Flaherty
John S. Igle
Robert F. Beattie
Virginia
Eisenhower to Vote in Gettysburg Then Speech in New York
President Eisenhower plans to vote in Gettysburg Pa on Tuesday then fly to New York for an 8 30 p m speech at the Astor Hotel on the nation economy. He will depart from the White House helicopter 10 30 a m and return after the address.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Gettysburg
Pennsylvania
New York
White House
Harrisburg
la Guardia Marine Terminal
Astor Hotel
Astor
Economic Mobilization Conference
The
American Management Assn
Viscount Montgomery
Montgomery
Valley Auction Listings June 7 and 14
Sales directory notes Ross auction at Clarke County Court House Berryville Virginia on June 7 at 10:30 a.m. led by auctioneer W. D. Orndorff. June 14 at 10 a.m. features Mrs Marie Wilt committee at 221 Shawnee Ave. with furniture household goods. Dennis T. Cole.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Weather Elsewhere by the Associated Press
The weather summary reports regional conditions compiled by the Associated Press. It outlines temperature trends precipitation and notable patterns across multiple locations without graphic detail.
Weather Today Virginia Reports Clouds and Showers Likely
Considerable cloudiness with scattered showers or thunderstorms this afternoon and tonight in southern areas. Highs near 75, lows around 65. Tuesday remains cloudy with continued shower chances, especially south. May 2024 extended outlook shows near normal temperatures and showers midweek into the weekend.
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South
North
Virginia
South Portion
Winchester Police Recover Auto After Midnight Chase
Winchester police recovered a Nash Cosmopolitan reported stolen in Berryville after a midnight chase. Officer Roger Pennington spotted the car on Berryville Ave near the city limits and stopped it. the juvenile driver was returned to Berryville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berryville
Monty Tumblin
Oficer
Roger Pennington
Berryville Ave
Winchester youth on Dave Garroway Show profile
Donald Williams son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Williams of 710 Washington St appeared May 15 on the Dave Garroway Today program as a member of the V.P.J. regimental marching band which performed previously in Roanoke and is the sole Winchester member in the group. A former King Farouk villa near the Pyramids in Egypt has been remodeled into a restaurant and night club.
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Donald Williams
Lloyd Williams
Washington St
Dave Garroway
Donald
V.pj
Roanoke
Winchester
Farouk
The
Pyramids
Egypt
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Arthur Sirbaugh
Normal H DeHaven
Staunton
He Was
Frederick County
1900
Son of
Frederick G. and
Laura R. DeHaven
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Jones Funeral Home Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Haines
Cork St
John Kerr School
Carl A. Haines
John H. Fisher
Jackson Service
Britain
United States
Allis Chalmers
Case
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co
N. Cameron St
U. of Florida
Virginia Education Dept
Harvey G. Dudley Jr
Abraham Lincoln
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John W
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Commerce St. Winchester
Aia Trench Silo
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Simplicity Garden Tractors
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N. Cameron &T
Order OF WE Gouwen
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Loudoun Street
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