Deaths and Funerals Hampshire County West Virginia
Deaths and funerals notice mentions Mrs Beall and Mr Ford with details of survivors and services. Mrs Beall a Wardensville church member. funeral Tuesday at Wardensville Methodist Church with Rev. Ellititz and Rev. Mikelsen. Mr Ford died after mule incident on Valley Pike. burial in Hershman Cemetery. Survivors include children and grandchildren. services at Jones Funeral Home available for viewing.
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Hampshire County
W. Va
Joseph
Lydia Boone Garrett
Wardensville
Howard Elliftitz
Conrad Mikelson
Hershman Cemetery
Clifton Jenkins
Ernie Hott
Mansfield Jorden
C. O. Doyle
Roy Pilgrim
H. L. Ducley
Ray H. Duncan
Herbert Jolley
Curtis Money
B. M. Sullivan
Harry Maght
J. Sloan Kuyken
Douglass
Hill
Mr. Ford
Valley Pike
Frederick County
B. J. Ford
Annie Sier Ford
Blanche Clevenger
Winchester
Ford
Cork Street Christian Church
Virginia Woolen Company
Sylvia McDonald
Stephens City
Charles W. Moulden
Clarence J. Ford
Front Royal Road
Harry A. Ford
Robert W. Ford
Moorehead
Minn
Douglas McDonald
Jones
Funeral service for James Ford on Valley Pike
James M. Ford 59 died Saturday when thrown from a mule on his Valley Pike farm. The funeral will be tomorrow at 1 30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Rhodes M. Artz officiating. Burial will be in Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ford
Valley Pike
Jones Funeral Home
Rhodes M. Artz
Mt. Hebron
Lichliter Rites Held for Local Resident William C Lichliter
The funeral service for William C Lichliter of 51 Pall Mall St died Friday at his home was held this afternoon at Jones Funeral Home. Rev. Carl W Hiser and Rev. For est B Oglesby officiated with pallbearers George F Miller Maynard L Boyd Fred W Rathman Harry M Carper L Marshall Kremer Amos B Schlack. Burial followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William C. Lichliter
W. Pall. Mall St
Jones Funeral Home
Carl W. Hiser
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Forrest B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
George F. Miller
Maynard L. Boyd
Fred W. Rathman
Harry M. Carper
L. Marshall Kremer
Amos B. Schlack
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Feaster Service for Hannah Rebecca Feaster
The funeral service for Mrs. Hannah Rebecca Feaster 89 widow of Benjamin Statton Feaster was held. The obituary notes her passing and family details surrounding the service.
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Hannah Rebecca Feaster
Benjamin Statton Feaster
Damage reported after multiple crashes near Winchester and Gore
A series of traffic incidents yields at least 1400 dollars in damages. Henry E. Hawkins Jr. of Boyce loses control on Rt 644 near Winchester. Janet Murphy and Willis Anderson collide on Rt 50 near Gore. A three car crash at N Loudoun St. and Fairfax Lane causes 525 dollars in damage. Opal Garrett suffers a possible hip fracture at Jackson Restaurant. Police identify drivers and damages for each incident.
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J. H. Smith, Jr
Henry E. Hawkins, Jr
Boyce
Winchester
Gore
Rt. 50
Smith
Janet C. Murphy
New Brighton
Willis F. Anderson
Anderson
N. Loudoun St
Fairfax Lane
Roger Lester Gregg
Rt. 1
Stephenson
Connell William Spaid
Lehen
W.va
Ford
Opal Garrett
Jackson
Memorial Hospital
Obituary Notice of Mrs. Van Meter Service at Omps
A funeral service for a woman who died Saturday morning at her daughter Mrs Lula Van Meter’s home on the Northwestern Grade was held today at 3 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev Carl W Hiser of the First EUB Church officiating. Pallbearers were Glen Alt Edgar Dove Sampson Goldizen Donald Goldizen Osa Goldizen and William White.
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Lula van Meter
Omps
Carl W. Hiser
EUB
Mt. Hebron
Glen Alt
Edgar Dove
Sampson Goldizen
Donald Goldizen
Osa Goldizen
William White
Winchester Sales Directory Auctions May 27 to June 6
Estate listings and auctions around Winchester Virginia and Wardensville West Virginia outline sales of furniture antiques jewelry and appliances. Auctioneers include Charles R Duevall Orndorff Ralph W Haines Dennis T Cole and others with times from May 27 to June 6.
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Grace E. and
Inez Fries
North Ave
Winchester
Charles R. Duevall
Denny
Ooute
Orndorff
John B. Frye
Wardensville
W. Va
Ralph W. Haines
Romney
A. S. Robinson
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
Harry Loy
Capon River
Ernest C. Dove
Fairview Ave
Dennis T. Cole
School Meetings Set This Week In Front Royal
In Front Royal three meetings address county school issues. Tonight at 7:45 the elementary school hosts the PTA election of officers and a report on the Fun Festival. Thursday at 8 p.m. the Warren County Educational Foundation holds its annual meeting to decide if it should continue operating and to elect a new Board of Directors if approved. Friday at 3 p.m. the Board of Supervisors meets in the County Courthouse Law Library for a public hearing on the proposed budget and its reporting basis.
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Parent-Teachers Association
Warren County Educational Foundation
Board of Supervisors
Law Library
President's tribute to Dulles after death
Eisenhower penned a memorial statement on yellow paper after learning John Foster Dulles had died. He then signed a nationwide mourning proclamation, praising Dulles as brave in living and dying and urging citizens to hold fast to shared verities.
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Snyder
Dulles
Eisenhower
White House
John Foster Dulles
Gunman in rear residence prompts tears and gas attack
Mrs Daughter, 23, fled gasping after a gunman entered a residence from the rear. She cried out asking for her darlings as three children were taken to a neighbor's home for safety.
Rio man killed in West Virginia crash
Melvin Teets, 42, of Rio, West Virginia, died yesterday when his 1954 55 Ford left Rt. 11 near Augusta and rolled after losing control. Passenger Leroy Helmick, 25, also of Rio, survived with severe facial lacerations and abrasions and was later reported in good condition. Skid marks measured 604 feet. Teets was thrown about 63 feet.
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Rio
W. Va
Melvin Teets
Here
Leroy Helmick
Winchester Memorial Hospital
West Virginia
William Stefflick
Teets
Storm ends with break in window and police raid
A storm prompted warnings near a Winchester window where glass broke. Rescue crews removed the rest of the glass and plywood covered the hole as repairs began. Rain total for May reached 2.03 inches at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. An off duty patrolman and two sergeants stormed a house, battered a door, and fired at a man armed with a .38 revolver a .22 rifle and a gas mask after he faced them with his back to the wall.
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Winchester Volunteer Rescue Sound
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Jerry Hill
Dallas Times-Herald
C. W. Brown
T. T. Dean
W. G. Jennings
Dean
Jennings
Hill
Brown
Weather outlook for Virginia shows warm trend
Today's forecast calls for fair conditions in the east and cloudy skies in the west with highs around 80 to 85. The five day outlook May 26 to 30 expects temperatures 3 to 4 degrees above normal, warmer Tuesday to Thursday, with a cooler break likely by Saturday and a chance of showers Thursday.
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Virginia Fair
Virginia
Rainfall Averages and Recent Totals Reported
The report covers rainfall over 48 hours to 8 30 a m on May 21 with a tally of 2 03 inches for the period and 10 93 inches year to date This includes monthly averages for the past 46 years with values for each month from January to December The list also notes a swan a six year period James Fenimore Cooper and Notre Dame in the context of the data.
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A Swan
James Fenimore Cooper
Notre Dame
Two Men Escape From Jail At Charles Town
Jeffer son County Jail in Charles Town reports two inmates escaped last night after threatening the jailor with a chain. Suspects are Johnny Hostler twenty one of Harpers Ferry and Donald Howard McDaniel twenty two of Mt Mission Virginia both 58 inches tall with varied builds. They are serving one to ten year terms for breaking and entering and awaiting transfer to Moundsville State Penitentiary.
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Jefferson County
Charles Town
Johnny Hostler
Harpers Ferry
Donald Howard McDaniel
Mt. Mission
State
Moundsville
W. Va
Answers to quiz items listed in sequence
The text shows a numbered quiz with six items. Item one asks for a number or count and the answer is three. Item two provides the number 3634. Item three is squid. Item four confirms true. Item five mentions a half cent stamp. Item six gives the number 21.
Citizens to vote in Strasburg on sewage bond
A $200000 bond issue to finance a sewage disposal plant will be voted on in Strasburg tomorrow. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 7 p.m. Public hearings explained the bond details and expected increases in water and sewage rates. Election judges are Grover Funk Nina Womack and Virginia Miller.
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Strasburg
Grover Funk, Nina Womack
Virginia Miller
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James M. Ford
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
St At
Snellings, Florist
N. Braddock St
Lichliter Service
Loudoun Street
U.S. Pat
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Moorefield
Grace
Morris
Singer
Supreme
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Elgin
Bulova
Helen B. Lutz
Grace E. Fries
Shenandoah Valley
Nat’l. Bank
Inez C. Fries
Charles R. Duvall
First E. U. B. Church
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
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