William Wade Whetzel obituary notes 54
William Wade Whetzel 54 of Pront Royal Road died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a two night illness. Born June 1 1903 in Hergton he was the son of the late Joseph A Whetzel and Millie Crider. Survived by wife Frances Gue married June 26 1927 in Chevy Chase Md two sons Warren and Harold E Ketzel five sisters and three brothers and two grandchildren Funeral arrangements are pending burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery with calling hours at Jones Funeral Home.
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William Wade Whetzel
Pront Royal Road
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mark McHale
Warren W. Whetzel
Fallsurch
Harold E. Ketzel
U. S. Air Force
Germany
Rachael May
Cora Yankey
Bergton
Pearl Duvall
Martha Yankey
Gaithersburg
Funeral for Mrs Edward Cary in Washington Virginia
Mrs Edward Cary of Washington Virginia died Saturday in Memorial Hospital. A funeral service was held Monday at 2 p.m. at the Methodist Church in Kingston with burial in the cemetery. Survivors include a niece Mrs Jeho Lowery a nephew Clifton ias and a sister in law Mrs tte Jenkins all of this city.
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Edward Cary
Washington, Va
Memorial Hospital
Kington
Tal
Jeho Lowery
Clifton Ias
Tte Jenkins
Fragmentary historical notes on ships and figures
Listed items include references to Herbert Hoover, Oliver Hazard Perry, the sun reflecting light, a lighthouse, and terms like Suez and Austria. The text appears as a disjointed OCR fragment with partial phrases about battles, a submarine or device, and various names.
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Ty True
Lighthouse
Herbert Mark Hoover
Wighty
Suez
Silve
Otaly
Austria
Commodore Oliver H. Perry
Battle of Lake Erie
William W. Wetzel funeral arrangements incomplete
Funeral notices indicate arrangements for William W. Wetzel are incomplete. Jones Funeral Home, Inc. is handling services.
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William W. Wetzel
Youth Charged After Two Car Crash in City
A Winchester youth Lester Doty 18 of 25 Southwerk St was charged with hit and run after a two car crash at S Cameron and E Germain last night at 8 45. The other driver Ralph Eugene Clem of Stephens City drove a 1957 Ford. the DeSoto 1957 ran the Ford and fled the scene. Damage to the Ford about 300 dollars and to the DeSoto about 75 dollars.
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Winchester
S. Cameron
E. Germain St
David Fahnestock
Lester Fred Doty
Southwerk St
Loudoun St
Ralph Eugene Clem
Stephens City
S. Cameron St
DeSoto
William Gulick Dies Fauquier County Farmer and Leader
William W Gulick 82 a Fauquier County farmer and cattleman died early today at a Warrenton hospital He lived at Casanova and served on the county school board from 1909 to 1949 including 18 years as chairman He was a native of Upperville Survivors include two daughters Mrs Stanley Ashton and Mildred Gulick four sons William Jr James John and Edwin two sisters Miss Catherine Gulick and Mrs Etta Frazier Funeral services will be held Friday at Grace Episcopal Church Casanova with burial in Ivy Hill Cemetery Upperville
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Warrenton
William W Gulick
Fauquier County
Gulick
Casanova
Upperville
Stanley Ashton
Richmond
Mildred Gulick
Quantico
William Jr
James
Three Local Auctions Set for June in Virginia
A June sales directory lists auctions in Berryville Winchester and nearby areas. Mamie Dearmont estate sale at Clarke County Courthouse grounds in Berryville. Marie Wilt committee sale at 221 Shawnee Ave. Household goods and furniture. Harvey Fishpaw auction of 55 head polled Shorthorns seven miles east of Winchester. Dennis T. Cole, parish auctioneer. W. D. Orndorff and Stan Haworth serve as auctioneers for respective events.
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Mamie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Harvey
Winchester
Stan Haworth
Market Quotation Roundup Mixed Steels Rally Fades On Profit Taking
New York market prices were mixed with steel shares showing gains or small losses after a stronger Tuesday. Major auto names fell while rail, oils, chemicals and aircraft issues rose modestly. Curtiss-Wright rose on news of a dividend, J I Case advanced, Allied Chemical fell, and U S Steel and Bethlehem hovered around parity. Agricultural quotes from Baltimore noted tighter Eastern supplies and softer sweet potatoes with prices listed for various potato types.
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NEW YORK \P
Eisenhower
Wall
Allied Chemical
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
American Motors
U. S
Baltimore Livestock Market Prices Report
Baltimore cattle 300 head and calves 125. Slaughter steers and cows steady. High choice steers 30.00, 1070 lb choice heifers 28.00. Mixed canner and cutter cows 17.00-20.00, some 20.25. No hog sales. Sheep 50 head, 84 lb spring lambs 24.00, utility wool lambs 12.00-18.00, 145 lb slaughter ewes 8.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Poultry and Eggs Market Report Highlights Prices and Demand
Poultry and eggs show mixed demand with some buyers reluctant to pay higher prices. Turkeys remain steady with good demand, while broilers and fryers fetch price ranges, and farm prices are noted for various categories. Egg markets at Winchester and Harrisonburg show Grade A and Grade C activity with reported values.
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Winchester
LarGo
Iowitedeckers Harrisonburg Egg Market
Chicago Livestock Prices Mixed Across Hogs Cattle Sheep
Chicago hogs show gains of 25 to 50 cents on most cuts with varied loads across weights from 190 to 353 pounds. Cattle and calves see weak to 50 cent declines with bids led by high prime at 30.50 to 33.50 for 1150 to 1400 pound slaughterers and varied levels for steers heifers cows and bulls. Sheep offer steady early sales with high choice pelts around 21.75 for 106 pound lambs and slaughter ewes at 7.50 to 9.50.
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Chicago
USDA
Local Market Prices Snapshot
Local markets list corrected prices for feed grain and bakery goods. Prices include mixed feed 100 lbs at 3.15, wheat per bushel 2.05 to 2.16, No 2 yellow corn 1.56, flour 100 lbs, corn meal five pound bag 32, regional prices for Rockingham and Augusta barley and corn at 1.18 and 1.60 respectively.
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Rockingham
Augusta
Asaess Ae
JW Alumni Baseball Practice At Rouss Park Tonight
James Wood alumni who played baseball from 1951 to 1957 are invited to a practice this evening at 6 o clock at Rouss Park. Acting manager Jim Hockman also invites alumni who participated in other sports at James Wood to attend.
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James Wood
Rouss Park
Jim Hockman
France's Pflimlin pushes plan to strengthen executive
In a Monday address to the Assembly Pflimlin backed reforms to bolster the presidency, aiming to curb the fragmented party system and weak leadership blamed for France's crisis. The urgency measure would grant broad postwar powers, pending a likely Council of the Republic confirmation.
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Pflimlin
France
Council of the Republic
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market Report Hogs Veal Cattle and Sheep
Hogs total 602 with top barrows and gilts 217 head at 180 to 225, heavy butcher 269 at 22.80, light butcher 150 to 168 at 23.00 to 23.50. Veal totals 158 with choice and prime 31.70 to 33.00, good 29.70 to 31.40, heavy calves 300 lb up 22.00 to 26.00. Sheep and lambs 486 with prime and choice weights around 24.05 to 25.00, slaughter cattle totals 455 with utilities 17.00 to 23.00 for steers and 17.00 to 18.75 for cows, yearling stocker ranges 24.00 to 28.40 for steers and 20.00 to 26.25 for calves.
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Choice & Prime
Choice & Prime Heavy
Choice & Prime Light
Good & Choice
Sheep & Lambs
Prime
Choice
Utility R
Virginia Weather Forecast and Local Audit Report
Clear and cool tonight with 40s to 50s. Thursday sunny near 70 in mountains, near 80 elsewhere. May 22 26 five day Virginia outlook. scatter showers Friday night and Saturday. Winchester skies note sunrise and sunset times. Audit confirms missing funds found and no loss to town. money bag found March 1958 and clerk bank deposit completed by March 27 1958.
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Virginia
Winchester
Scatiere
T. Reid
Commonwealth
Bennett
Family of Child Killed at Zoo Plans Suit
Washington reported the family of 2 year old Julie Ann Vogt intends to file a lawsuit after her death at a city zoo. Grandmother Mrs. Harry Jackson said the case should proceed to make zoos safer for children. A wire mesh was installed near the cage after the incident last Friday. Julie crawled through a guard rail to reach the lion.
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Washington
Harry Jackson
Julie Ann Vogt
Julie Ann
Julie
Eisenhower urges private sector action to spur growth
President Eisenhower addressed 2,600 business leaders at an Economic Mobilization Conference urging less reliance on government and more price restraint, productivity gains, and capital investment. He called for labor to restrain wage demands and pledged no new costly public works programs while warning consumers to expect consequences for inflation. The audience applauded and he received a 15 second standing ovation before flying back to Washington.
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American Management Assn
Nixon
Eisenhower
Washington
Zion Baptist Church Youth Department Anniversary Observed
The Zion Baptist Church Youth Department in Berryville marks its anniversary with events this week. A panel discussion was held last night and the Baltimore Specials performed tonight. Tomorrow night Rev. Philip Baltimore delivers the anniversary message followed by a banquet. Services are open to the public.
400 Room Motel Named Mote City Planned in Manhattan
Plans by the New York Central Railroad and a Manhattan realtor envision a 400 room motel on the western side of New York between 40th and 44th streets. The project would be the world’s largest, covering 2% acres above the railroad’s sunken tracks and named Mote City.
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New York
Manhattan
New York Central Railroad
New York City
40Th
44Th Streets
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R. A. Pennington
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Cameron St
Daily W. Miller
Sunnyside Station
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W. B. Snider Sons
N. Cameron Stone
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Commerce
Watts
Baltimore Produce
Maine
Usis
Usis & Usis
MD Golden & Oklahoma
NJ Jersey
Baltimore Livestock
Chicago Livestock
Farmers Livestock Exchange Market
Omps Funeral Home
Order of the Golden Rele
Allis Chalmers
Case
Equipment Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co., Inc
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Perry Engineering Co., Inc
H. C. Christianson
TOP Soil & Shale
Senseng Road
B&o
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Capitol Limited
Martinsburg
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