Death of J Richardson Kremer veteran and real estate manager
J Richardson Dick Kremer 62 of W Cecil Street died at home last night from a heart attack. Born in Winchester he was widower of Pearl Brewer and served in World War I. He led Grace Lutheran Sunday School and managed Hable's Real Estate for 28 years. Survived by wife two sons three sisters two brothers and three grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday 2 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. Friends may call.
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J. Richardson
Dick” Kremer
Ja W. Cecil St
Mr. Kremer
Winchester
Charles P. Kremer
Anna Harris Kreme
Pearl Brewer
Harrisburg
Mr .Kremer
Grace Lutheran Church
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Montgomery Ward
Hable’s Real Estate
Donald Brewer Kremer
J. Richardson Kremer, Jr
van Nuys
Calif
Jones Funeral Home
John C. Livingston
Mt. Hebron
Herbert W. Harmer
Louis Bachrach
Cecil E. Adams
Samuel N. Johnston
Warren S. Eddy
J. William Hollis
Funeral Services for Mr J Richardson Dick Kremer
Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 2 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home for Mr J Richardson Dick Kremer. The family announces arrangements with Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Mr. J. Richardson
Dick” Kremer
Death of Shenandoah County resident Frank L Pangle at 73
Frank Lee Pangle 73 prominent Oranda Shenandoah County resident died unexpectedly yesterday at 2 30 p m while at work on Stanley Windle's farm near Oranda He was born near Middletown son of William Riley Pangle and Ada Miller Pangle He married Ethel Mac Kline who survives with two sons Medford M Pangle Harrisonburg Mrs Delores A Donald Winchester and Owen Pangle Strasburg nine grandchildren and one sister Mrs MAMie Mowery Oranda The body lies at Stover Chapel Strasburg with funeral Thursday at 2 p m conducted by Rev John Scarborough Burial in Lebanon Church Cemetery Pallbearers listed.
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Frank Lee Pangle
Oranda
Shenandoah County
Stanley Windle
Middletown
William Riley Pangle
Ada Miller Pangle
Pangle
Walnut Springs
Winchester
Owen Pangle
Strasburg
Mamie Mowery
Stover Chapel
John Scarborough
Lebanon Church
Gilbert Brumback
Elwood Boyer
Edward Stickley
Edgar Loving
John Pangle
Kenneth Miller
Death of Donald W. Ewing Former resident dies in hospital near Suffolk
Donald W. Ewing 66 former resident of this city died May 20 in a hospital near Suffolk He was born in Singers Glen son of the late Rev Wesley O Ewing and Laura Hott Ewing grandson of Ovid S Hott of Frederick County He had made his...
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Donald Weldon Ewing
Suffolk
Singers Glen
Wesley O. Ewing
Laura Hott Ewing
Ovid S. Hott
Frederick County
Ewing
Ewing Rites Held in Suffolk Main Street Church
The obituary notes Suffolk resident Ewing tied to Main Street Methodist Church since 1939 and Union Life Insurance. Survivors include widow Lois Gilliam Ewing, daughter Emalee Ewing Phil, son Joseph O. Ewing, sister Katherine Terovoles, and several cousins. Funeral was held Friday at the Main Street Methodist Church with burial at St Luke's Memorial Cemetery in Smithfield.
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Suffolk
Main Street
Union - Life Insurance Co
Galize and Brother
Lois Gilliam Ewing
Emalee Ewing Phil
Duncan, Afiz
Joseph O. Ewing
Newport News
Katherine Terovoles
Washington, D. C
Main Street Methodist Church
St. Luke's Memorial Cemetery
Smithfield
Escapee Parker Re-Arrested After Wrong Ride Swap
Douglas Parker, 19, of Gary West Virginia, escaped from road camp 21 in Stafford County. He jumped into a pickup hoping for a ride but found guard Gilbert Samuel, armed with a shotgun, who captured him and returned him to his cell.
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Stafford
Stafford County
Douglas Parker
Gary
W. Va
Parker
Tazewell County
Camp 21
Gilbert Samuel
Samuel
Dulles Funeral Draws Wide Diplomatic and Senate Tribute
A large wreath from the Diplomatic Corps and another from the Organization for European Economic Cooperation graced the Capitol Chapel for the Dulles funeral. The body will lie in state, with an armed services guard and burial at Arlington National Cemetery. Dr. Roswell P. Barnes led the brief service, and Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson announced the Senate will adjourn in respect.
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Hoover Jr
Douglas Dillon
Diplomatic Corps
Organization For European Economic Cooperation
United States
Great Cathedral
Arlington National Cemetery
Potomac
Washington
Roswell P. Barnes
New York
World Council of Churches
Barnes
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Senate
Elecer
Dulles
Charles Town Escapees Return to Jail
Two men escaped from Jefferson County jail and surrendered within 16 hours. Johnny Hostler 21 of Harpers Ferry and Donald Howard McDaniel 22 of Mt Mission returned to the jail and were awaiting transfer to Moundsville state penitentiary to serve one to ten years for breaking and entering.
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Moundsville State Penitentiary
This Situation Called for Real Davy Crockett
Police in the Bronx responded to a report of a wild animal on a porch. A patrolman captured the gathering by placing a heavy bucket over a furry shape, then SPCA agents arrived as reinforcements. The bucket was removed to reveal a Davy Crockett hat.
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New York
Bronx
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
SPCA
Five Die In Auto Crash Near Fort Madison
Five youths were killed when their car hit a bridge on Highway 61 about five miles south of Fort Madison Iowa. Dead were Edward Billings 16 Patricia Ann Jones 23 Marvin Honeycutt 19 Robert Branch 20 and Norene Corns 18. Honeycutt was on leave from Fort Bragg North Carolina and Branch on leave from Fort Hood Texas.
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Fort Madison
Iowa
Highway 61
Edward Billings
Patricia Ann Jones
Marvin Honeycutt
Robert Branch
Norene Corns
Notice of Sergeant Sale Under Execution in Winchester Virginia
On June 2 1959 at 7:00 PM at 13 East Oates Avenue Winchester Virginia a public cash auction will sell household shop and yard goods to satisfy a judgment in the Corporation Court for the City of Winchester dated October 15 1958 for 3230 dollars 96 cents plus costs. Auctioneer E T Snider and Sergeant G G Baker oversee the sale of stated and numerous other items.
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E. Oates Avenue
Winchester
Virginia
Paymaster
Leonard Electric
Corporation Court
Benj. T. Crump Company
Earl Edward Strosnider t/a
Globe-Democrat to Resume Publishing After Strike
The Globe-Democrat will resume publication next Monday after a three month strike. A contract with the American Newspaper Guild will be signed Wednesday. The paper will run a Sunday edition from 9 a.m. Saturday to late Sunday and will print at the Post-Dispatch under a new arrangement with shared operations and a pension plan.
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ST. Louis, Mo
Globe-Democrat
Richard H. Amberg
American Newspaper Guild
Post-Dispatch
Denver
Amberg
Globe - Democrat
Herald Co
Syracuse
N.Y
S. I. Newhouse
Warren High School Promtion Policy Affects Ann Rhodes Diploma
State education officials say local boards alone decide promotion criteria. Ann Rhodes faces diploma issues as Warren County High waits Friday’s board decision. Negro Elks announce a college scholarship for Rhodes honoring her desegregation courage amid Virginia resistance.
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Ann Rhodes
Rhodes
The
Negro Elks
George W. Lee
Memphis
Tenn
Virginia
Annie Rhodes
Ann
Estate Auction Listings from Winchester and Vicinity
A May and June sales directory lists multiple estate auctions near Winchester Virginia and Wardensville West Virginia. Items include furniture, household goods, antiques, jewelry, electrical appliances, and farm equipment with various auctioneers such as Charles R. Duvall, Orndorff, and Dennis T. Cole.
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Grace E
Inez Fries
North Ave
Winchester
Charles R. Duvall
Denny ’S
Ooute
Orndorff
D.S. T
John B. Prye
Wardensville
W. Va
Ralph W. Haines
Romney
A. S. Robinson
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
HAMN
Paper Mill
Dennis T. Cole
Ds.t
Lorenzo F. Price
Bunker Hill
DeHavens Mill
Lewis & Horner
Frank N. McCormick
S. Loudoun St
E. T. Snider
S.T
Harry Loy
Capon River
Ernest C. Dove
Fairview Ave
Footbridge at Opequon Creek Proposed for Abandonment
Frederick County Board of Supervisors proposes abandoning the footbridge over Opequon Creek on the Frederick Clarke Line near Rt 664 from the Secondary Road System under Virginia law. Public evidence against the plan may be presented at the June 8 1959 2 PM meeting at the Winchester courthouse. Copy Teste George B Whitacre Deputy Clerk.
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Opequon Creek
Frederick-Clarke
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Frederick County
Code of Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Virginia
George B. Whitacre
Frederick-Clarke County
Two Virginia Traffic Deaths Raise Toll to 281
The Associated Press reports two more deaths on Virginia roads, boosting the toll to 281. Lt. Thomas W. Martin, 23, of Baltimore, was found dead near a wrecked station wagon along U.S. 501 west of Lynchburg after being missing since May 17. Geneva Clark Bruce, 26, of Ceres, Bland County, died in a two car crash on U.S. 11 near Wytheville.
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Virginia
Thomas W. Martin
Baltimore
U.S. 501
Lynchburg
Randolph-Macon Womans College
Lexington
Geneva Clark Bruce
Ceres
Bland County
U.S. 11
Wytheville
Faubus Recall Movement and Teacher Purge Sparks Walkout
Moderates walked out of a May 5 board meeting as segregationists began a purge of teachers. Two days later business and professional leaders formed a campaign to halt the removals and curb the recall push led by Faubus supporters.
Frederick County Board Meeting on Bridge Evidence
Evidence about the footbridge over Opequon Creek at the Frederick Clarke line near Rt 660 is presented to the Board of Supervisors. The public is invited to appear at the Courthouse in Winchester Virginia at 2 PM on Monday June 8 1959 to hear the matter.
Weather and political recall amid Arkansas events
Mostly cloudy weather with tonight’s rain and mild temps shifts. mountains cooler. In a separate vote, judge Robert W. Laster edged recall as segregationists McKinley and Rowland trailed. Faubus remained silent amid reports from Stuttgart.
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McKinley
Ben Rowland
Faubus
Stuttgart
Ark
Laster
Rowland
Everett Tucker Jr
Rainfall and election results from recent period
The report shows no rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today and May totals minus 2.03 inches, with 1959 year-to-date at 10.93 and a 46 year average annual rainfall of 36.85 inches. May monthly breakdown lists values for all months. election results show Moderates retaining seats with votes of 13 323 to 12 094, Ted Lamb 12 973 to 12 502, and Russell Matson 12 963 to 12 326.
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Ted Lamb
Russell Matson
Pigeon, Ells, and Sturgeon Quiz Answers
Answers cover pigeons ell s sturgeon. False. 150. He sang. Tanning. Stallion. Theodore Roosevelt. China. All three. Max Schmeling.
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Tanning
Stallion
Theodore Roosevelt
China
Max Schmeling
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Florist
Donald W. Ewing
National
the Association of Funeral Directors
John F. Hoover
E. Piccadilly St
H. L. Mills
Pennzoil Koolmotor
Macmillan Trojan
Texaco Havoline
Alemite
Quaker State
Texaco Motor Oil
Route
Charles Town
Yesterdy
Davy Crockett
Honeycutt
Fort Bragg
N.C
Branch
Ft. Hood
Tex
G. G. Baker
E.T. Snider
Warren
Associated Press
Robert W. Laster
Little Rock
Pittsburgh
Ig E
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
Pittsburgh Paints
Denny’s Commission
Frigidaire
Singer
Stevens
David Bradley
Onan
Orndorff & Cole
P.S
Stuart M. Perry
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