Deaths and Funerals for Dicks and Others in Area
Funeral services held for John Wilbur Dicks deputy sheriff of Frederick County at Stover Chapel Strasburg with burial at Mt. Carmel Middletown. Honorary pallbearers include sheriff and state police. Separate service for Emma Cadwallader family in Stephens City with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Services arranged by Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock with no flowers requested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Wilbur Dicks
Frederick County
Stover
Strasburg
Allen Jones
H. M. Crim
John M. Ducknall
Mt. Carmel Cemetery
Middletown
Brown Kingree
Cecil Kump
Morris Keeler
Ralph Bauserman
Carroll Hawkins
Guy Surratt
Earl Cather
Robert de Haven
B. Harding Whitacre
Erle Edwards
Boyd McDonald
Winchester City
Virginia
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Howard Sites
Howard Carroll
Paul Cadwallader
Clarence Cougill
Irving Williams
Miller Barley
Dellinger
Woodstock
Death of Stephens City resident Harry A Cougill at 78
Harry Adam Cougill 78 lifelong Stephens City resident and retired farmer died at home after two years illness. Born November 16, 1879 at Stephens City he was a son of John W. and Elizabeth Long Cougill and a member of Stephens City Methodist Church. He married Sarah C Williams on August 18, 1904, who survives, along with one son John Darrell Cougill of Stephens City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Adam Cougill
Stephens City
John W
Elizabeth Long Cougill
Sarah C. Williams
John Darrell Cougill
Stephens
Mrs. Clarence O. Grimm dies after long illness
Mrs. Clarence O. Grimm 67 of 425 National Ave died early today at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born April 3 1891 in Frederick County she was the daughter of the late John F Jenkins Perry. Survived by husband Clarence O. Grimm one son Douglas O. Grimm two brothers James O. Perry and Thomas F. Perry and one granddaughter Cheryl Grimm funeral Saturday 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home Rev Forrest B Oglesby interment Met Hebron Cemetery Friends may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary E. Grimm
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
John F
Rebecca Jenkins Perry
Clarence O. Grimm
Grimm
Braddock B Street
Mr. Grimm
Douglas O. Grimm
Martinsburg Pike
James O. Perry
Thomas F. Perry
Altoona
Cheryl Grimm
Winchester
Jones Funeral Home
Forrest B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Met
Hebron Cemetery
Local Auction Listings for Farm Goods and Real Estate
Sales directory lists multiple auctions in Maryland and Virginia in June. Items include dairy cattle farm equipment furniture household goods and city real estate with auctioneers Emmett R Bowlus Glenn Trout Null & Null W D Orndorff Dennis T Cole Stan Haworth E T Snider and others. Listings note dates times and locations such as Frederick Berryville Winchester and Clarke County Court House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. W. Stitely
Frederick
Maryland
Creagerstown
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Null & Null
Mamie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Mra
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Harvey
Winchester
Stan Haworth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Obituary Notice for Miss Lillian Belle Wiggington
Miss Lillian Belle Wiggington 85 of 217 West St died at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born October 21 1872 in Frederick County she was a daughter of the late Joseph Henry Wiggington and Mary Dispanet Wiggington. She was a member of Relief Methodist Church and survived by nephew George E Wiggington and niece Mrs Clarence Racy. Funeral service was held Saturday at 11 am at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Josiah A Andrew with interment in Mt Hebron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillian Belle Wiggington
West St
Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Joseph Henry
Mary Dispanet Wiggington
Wiggington
Relief Methodist Church
George E. Wiggington
Clarence Racy
Jones Funeral Home
Josiah A. Andrew
Mt. Hebron
Milton Eisenhower Named Father of the Year at NY Luncheon
Milton Eisenhower was named Father of the Year by the National Father's Day Committee. President and Johns Hopkins President Milton Eisenhower, honored with six others in sports entertainment and arts, received congratulations at a Waldorf Astoria luncheon as Father’s Day was designated for June 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Milton
Eisenhower
United States
Milton Eisenhower
Johns Hopkins University
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
Victor Borge
Walter Cronkite
Peter Ustinov
Martin Mayer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Eddie Fisher
Mrs. Lloyd Captures Top Ribbon at Greenway Flower Show
Millwood's Mrs. R. Clarke Lloyd won the tri color ribbon for best in show at the Greenway Garden Club event held Saturday in the Parish Hall. Winners included Mrs. Richard Butler for most points and the Little Garden Club of Winchester in the inter club class Sophisticated Lady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Gilpin
Pat Whyel
Elizabeth Williams
John Gilpin
Barbara Clagett
Richard Byrd
Daniel Dougherty
Richard Butler
Walter Flory
Alan Casper
Butler
William Whyel
James B. Field
Casper
Flory
Frank Osburn
Lloyd
Whyel
George Burton
Osburn
James P. Reardon, Jr
Kenneth Levi
Irvan O'Connell
Richard Lewis
Winchester
Industrialist Albert F Fifield Dies at 82
Albert F Fifield, 82, prominent industrialist, died Wednesday in St. Catharines Ontario. He served as an executive at Shurly Dietrich Atkins Co Welland Valley Manufacturing Co Atlas Steels Port Weller Dry Docks and Bishop and Babcock Manufacturing Co of Cleveland. He was born in Lowell Massachusetts.
Panama City Riots Paralyze Streets as National Guard Clashes
Panamanian youths defy the National Guard in central Panama City with clubs rocks and bottles. Students had called a midnight general strike over school conditions, prompting blocks to burn, smashed meters and uprooted traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Central Avenue
National Guard
Ernesto de la Guardia Jr
Victor Julian
Julian
Orders Study Aimed at Ending Plane Collisions
President Eisenhower ordered the Air Coordinating Committee to study midair collision prevention after a Maryland crash that killed twelve. He will meet with Rep. Preston and Rep. Clevenger, top Appropriations panel members seeking air safety action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Air Coordinating Committee
White House
Maryland
Air National Guard
House
Prince Preston
D-Ga
Cliff Clevenger
Ohio
Preston
Clevenger
Jack Anderson
Air Force
Elwood R
Pete) Quesada
James C. Hagerty
E. R. Quesada
Quesada
Congress
James T. Pyle
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Senate Commerce
Pyle
U.S
Sen. A
Mike Monroney
D-Okla
Monroney
Senate
Federal Aviation Agency
Truman says Nixon trip harmed U S prestige in Latin America
Former President Truman told Chicago reporters that the attacks on Vice President Nixon during his Latin American tour damaged U S prestige. He predicted Democratic wins in 1958 and 1960 if conditions do not change and noted no preferred nominee while praising the VP’s role and describing marine deployments as political fodder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Harry
Truman
Newsman
Nixon
South America
United States
Sheraton-Blackstone
Latin America
Caribbean
Senate Finance Panel Approves Jobless Pay Bill
The Senate Finance Committee endorsed a House passed plan to let the federal government advance funds to states for a temporary unemployment benefits extension. The 11 to 4 vote sent the measure to the full Senate with an Eisenhower administration backing. The panel rejected a proposal to liberalize and permanently expand unemployment insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Eisenhower
Senate
Paul H. Douglas
D-I
Judge Paul’s Career and Desegregation Order
Judge Paul trained at Virginia and Virginia, played football and semi pro baseball, and led a Virginia League club. He served as special assistant to the U S attorney general, won war contract suits, and became U S district attorney then district judge in 1932. He lost his first wife in 1919, remarried Alice Taylor, and lived on a family farm. He issued Virginia’s first desegregation order and said the state pursued a deliberate plan of evasion of the 1954 ruling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Virginia
Harrisonburg
Paul
U.S
Frances Dannenhower
Alexandria
Alice Kelly Taylor
Supreme Court
Mrs. Harry Haines Heads SPCA Here
Mrs. Harry Haines was installed as president of the SPCA at its annual meeting in Washington Hotel. New officers include H. Randolph Stipe as vice president and C. E. Tait as recording secretary. Executive secretary is C. B. Smalts Jr. Board members for one year: J. Thomas Boyd, Mrs. Clevenger, Miss Bobbie Conrad, and others. Agent Ervin Cleveland reported 19 animal calls last month, 17 from Frederick County residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Haines
Washington Hotel
Piuty
George
J. T. Clevenger
H. Randolph Stipe
C. E. Tait
E. P. Browning
Charlotte DeHart
Evelyn Curl
C. B. Smalts, Jr
Ervin Cleveland
Weather Today in Virginia With Warmer Afternoon Outlook
Mostly sunny and warmer this afternoon with highs in the 80s. Tonight is likely to bring scattered showers and thunderstorms, possibly starting in the extreme northwest late in the afternoon, with cooler overnight lows 58 to 64. Friday starts partly clear, windy, and cooler after morning showers in the south.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages from 1912 to 1957
Rainfall for the past 14 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today was none. May rainfall to date 2.97 inches, 1958 rainfall to date 16.93 inches. Average annual rainfall for 4g years is 36.78 inches. Monthly averages over 45 years show January 2.41, February 2.02, March 2.49, April 3.10, May 3.82, June 3.35, July 3.73, August 3.02, September 2.xx, October 3.26, November 2.52, December 2.48 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dea
Graduation Notices For Local Schools 1956
The Douglas School lists 12 candidates for diplomas, 7 boys and 5 girls, total 16, matching last year’s 4 boys 8 girls. The Johnson-Williams School has 10 diploma candidates, 6 boys and 4 girls, while last year it had 7 girls and 3 boys. The baccalaureate sermon is June 1 and commencement June 6. June 8 is the baccalaureate at the school and graduation is outdoors June 9 with two attendants per senior. There were five in the 1956 class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas School
Johnson-Williams School
Shopping Center Developer Charles Joern Dies at 51
Charles E. Joern of La Grange Park Illinois a pioneer in shopping center development and former president of the National Urban Land Institute died Wednesday. Joern led a Chicago area real estate firm with holdings in Chicago Philadelphia and other major cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minneapolis
Charles E. Joern
la Grange Park
National Urban Land Institute
Joern
Chicago
Philadelphia
Student Falls From Hotel Window in Washington
Philip Jo Johnson an 18 year old Florence High School senior fell from his hotel room four floors to a concrete sidewalk in downtown Washington. He was found unconscious with multiple injuries and in critical condition. The Florence group ended their tour early after the accident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Philip Jo
Florence
Wis
Johnson
Ebbet Hotel
Richard Haferkorn
Georgetown University Medical
Answers to the Daily Quis in Brief
Virgo is the answer to the first clue. The second clue points to a mental disease. The third describes terrain as mountainous. The fourth asks about frequency, once every two months. The fifth suggests a purpose related to making something melt.
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Dicks Service
City
Anna McKee
This City
Cecil William Bucker
Georgia
Emma Cadwallader
R. M. Cougill
Stephens City Methodist Church
Josiah Andrew
Mr. William Wade Whetzel
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Florist
Farboil
Clarence Swisher
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Pontiac
Aattuny
Gerrard
Valley Avenue
L. B. Wiggington
Mrs. Lloyd
Boyce
Panama City
Omps Funeral Home
Order of the Golden Rule
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
Oklahoma City
Omaha
SPCA
Allis Chalmers
Case
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply Co
N. Cameron St
Glaize
Asa
E. Piccadilly St
York
York Inn
York’s
Rt. 11
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