Deaths and Funerals H Gr Boyles 67
H Gr Boyles retired farmer of Martinsburg area died yesterday in City Martins. Born Gerrardstown to James K and Sarah Hancher Boyles he leaves widow Mary Shroades Boyles four daughters Lucinda Price Deavers Schlack all in Martinsburg son Clifford H Boyles Jr Inwood six grandchildren sister Lula Boyles Williamsport MD brother William Boyles Williamsport MD Funeral Saturday 3 PM at Gerrardstown home conducted by Rev John E Oliver burial Gerrardstown Presbyterian Cemetery
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H. Gr
Berkeley
City Martins
Gerrardstown
James K
Sarah Hancher Boyles
Mary Shroades Boyles
Lucinda Boyles
Marshall Price
Porter Deavers
Harry Schlack
Martinsburg
Clifford H. Boyles, Jr
Inwood
Lula Boyles
William Boyles
Williamsport
Boyles
John E. Oliver
Mt. Pleasant
Gerrardstown Presbyterian Cemetery
Louie Yancey Dies After Illness at Winchester Hospital
Louie Randolph Yancey aged 41 of 117 West Monmouth Street died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital after an illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced by the family.
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Louie Randolph Yancey
Monmouth St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Funeral service for Nettie Eaton set Saturday at 1 30 p m
Mrs Nettie Katherine Eaton of Route 3 died Tuesday. Captain Travis Israel will conduct the service Saturday at 1 30 p m CST at Jones Funeral Home. Burial at Fairview Cemetery near Gore. Pallbearers include eight grandsons led by Larry Rinker.
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Nettie Katherine Eaton
Route 3
Travis Israel
Jones Funeral Home
Fairview Cemetery
Gore
Larry Rinker
Mrs. Lester Kibler Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Lester Kibler 71 of Boyce Maryland died at her daughter's home in Baltimore after a prolonged illness. Born in Luray she was daughter of the late Thomas and Mary Barham and widow of Lester S. Kibler. She belonged to Boyce Methodist Church and is survived by three children Margaret Pranks Hazel O Neal and Dallas Kibler.
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Alma Odessa Kibler
Boyce
Baltimore
Kibler
Luray
Thomas and
Mary Judd Barham
Lester S. Kibler
Boyce Methodist Church
Margaret Pranks
Hazel O'Neal
Dallas Kibler
Berry
Funeral service for Mrs. Pingley and sisters in Winchester
The obituary notes the sisters Mrs Elsie Pingley of Winchester Mrs Mary Mauck of Strasburg and Mrs Thom Trickler of Strasburg along with eight grandchildren. The Rev Linwood Daniel will conduct the funeral Saturday at 8 pm DST with burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Elsie Pingley
Winchester
Mary Mauck
Sony
Thomtrickler
Funeral service for Mrs. Sadier L. Duke
The funeral for Mrs. Sadier L. Duke wife of Charles Duke of near Berryville will be held Saturday at 2 30 p.m. at the John H Enders Funeral Home officiated by Reverend Julian. The body lies in the Enders Funeral Home.
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Sadier L. Duke
Charles Duke
Berryville
John H. Enders
Julian
Enders Funeral Home
Johnson Seeks Asia Support Not Troops, Emphasizes Reforms
Johnson reported during his trip that there is no plan to deploy U.S. troops in Asia. He said free nations want financial support and technical guidance to empower their forces against terrorism. He urged social and governmental reforms to ensure benefits of development reach all people, not just dictators and elites.
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Johnson
U.S
Signing a divorcee’s name with ex-husband’s surname
A divorcee who kept her ex-husband’s surname should prefix her own maiden name to his surname and sign as Mrs. Elizabeth Freeman Jones.
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Elizabeth Freeman Jones
James Wood High prepares eighth annual spring choir concert
Miss Joanne Beazley directs James Wood High School Choirs in a rehearsal for the eighth annual spring concert at the school auditorium tomorrow at 8 p m DST The program features the mixed chorus Girls Glee Club and Boys Chorus with folk songs Negro spirituals and works by Bach Vaughan Williams Copland Rogers and Hammerstein and Stephen Foster Tickets are sold by choir members or at the door Admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Joanne Beazley
James Wood High School
Johann Sebastian Bach
Ralph Vaughan
Liams
Aaron Copland
Rogers and Hammerstein
Stephen Foster
Winchester Raises Real Estate Tax to Support Budget
The Winchester Council approved three ordinances for the 1951-52 budget with final adoption pending a public hearing. Finance Chairman L M Allen and Councilman C M Zuckerman outlined a $1,138,570 appropriation and a 15 cent increase in the real estate tax to 1.65 per 100, still among the state’s lowest rates.
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L. M. Allen
Finance Committee
Council
Charles M. Zuckerman
Winchester
Virginia
Carroll H. Henkel
Fund transfers approved for city offices and equipment
On a motion by Mrs. Allen transfers approved include 480 from salaries to other expenses to replace a calculator in the city auditor's office. 42.50 from other expenses to capital outlay for a typing desk in the building and plumbing inspectors. 350 from other expenses to capital outlay to purchase and install an air conditioner in the Council Chamber. A 3000 transfer from the water and sewer fund unappropriated surplus to digestors remains noted.
City Budget Notes Maintenance and New Service Costs
Budget items outline OTA maintenance for the age system and iron service connection renewals. Additional funds allocate 2000 for transmission and distribution capital outlay for new services and 1000 for the serge system capital outlay to cover sewer laterals due to higher water and sewer costs.
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Ota
Byrd Defends Tax Exemption Claim on Rehabilitation Groups
Senate Finance Committee head Byrd says tax exemptions for rehabilitation groups may be granted but warns a formal ruling would distort regulations. IRS officials may be summoned to justify the ruling while Sen. Williams doubts Kennedy’s statement binding until formal ruling. The dispute signals broad congressional opposition to the prisoner labor deal.
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IRS
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd
Citizens Committee
John J. Williams
R-Del
Kennedy
Congress
May 27 and 30 auctions listed in Sales Directory
A series of auction notices for May 24 to June 3 across Winchester, Gore, Charles Town, and Marion. Items include furniture, household goods, farm machinery, tractors, cattle, and estate items. Auctioneers Orndorff Cole Duvall Snapp M Corrier Horst Horn listed with locations and dates.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
H. J. Flowers
E. Pall Mall St
Charles R. Duvall
Walter H. Moyer
Charles Town
Middleway
W. D. Orndorff
Paul Snapp
Gore
Back Creek Road
Dennis T. Cole
Ham’s
Coriier Auctioneer
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
J. C Horn
North Ave
The
Ioueeer
Weather Outlook for Winchester Virginia Friday Cooling in Afternoon
Increasing cloudiness tonight with scattered showers is expected in Winchester Virginia. Friday turns cooler with partly sunny intervals, high temperatures near 75 to 80 degrees and lower humidity after a cloudy start.
Cloverdale Co Fined on Labor Act Violations
In Martinsburg West Virginia the Cloverdale Springs Co of Baltimore pleaded guilty as the court found four counts violations under the Labor Act. The firm was fined 400 on each of the first three counts and 300 on the fourth totaling 1500 dollars. D R Plasterer was fined 25 on each of four counts.
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Cloverdale Co
Martinsburg, W. Va
Cloverdale Springs Co
Balti- Act
Charles F. Paul
U.S. District Court
West Virgin
D. R. Plasterer
21000 Rotarians Gather in Tokyo Event
Rotary officials anticipate about 21000 Rotarians converging in Tokyo for a major international gathering aiming to reinforce fellowship and support various humanitarian efforts across Japan and beyond.
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Japan
Son
Rotary
Tokyo
Answers to 10 historical clues list varied items
The list presents ten items with varied targets: a sewing machine, Penns woods, a no, an oblate sphere, 96 million, April, Come ye Faithful, F D Roosevelt, fewer, American Medical Association, and Woodrow Wilson and Theodore Roosevelt.
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Penn's Woods
F. D. Roosevelt
American Medical Association
Woodrow Wilson and
T. Roosevelt
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Anne Lindsey Locke
W. Holt Louder
Mount Hebron
Moose Lodge
L. R. Yancey
Oscar Eaton
Alma O. Kibler
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DST
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Duke Service
H. L. Mills
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Jwhs Chorus
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