Deaths and Funerals for Mrs Mirtha Low Bean
Mrs. Mirtha Low Bean died Monday at her Fairfax home. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at Mt. Hebron Cemetery with a 11 a.m. service at the Herndon funeral home. Rev. F B Oglesby officiates. Burial follows in Island Hill Cemetery near Slanesville West Virginia. She is survived by Andrew F Bean, a brother L Martin Lowe of Fairfax, a half sister Mrs Emma Cockerer of Houston, Texas, and 20 grandchildren. The Omps Funeral Home will host a Friday 2 p.m. service with burial there. Family requests no flowers. Friends may call.
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Mt. Hebron
Mirtha Low Bean
Andrew F. Bean
Fairfax
F. B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Herndon
L.martin Lowe
Emma. Cocker
Houston
Tex
Omps Funeral Home
Island Hill Cemetery
Slanesville
W.va
Clyde W. Loy Dies. Virginia Farmer Was 68
Clyde W. Loy, 68, of Route 3, died suddenly at 6:45 p.m. yesterday at his home from a heart attack. Born in Hampshire County, West Virginia, he farmed in Frederick and Hampshire Counties and lived on the Middle Road for 20 years. Surviving are his wife Caroline Whitacre, whom he married November 8, 1919. a son Phillip Loy of Phoenix, Arizona. seven daughters Alyn Fletcher, Carolyn Howard, Jacquelin March, Marie Chapman, Sarah Robertson, Mary Elizabeth Fleet, and Margaret Loy. a nephew Clark Loy. and a niece Mrs. Freda Fish.
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Clyde W. Loy
Route 3
Mr. Loy
Forks of Capon
Hampshire County
Peter W
Lula Zeiler Loy
Frederick
Hampshire
Middle Road
Caroline Whitacre
Phillip Loy
Phoenix
Ariz
Alyn Fletcher
Roanoke
Carolyn Howard
Purcellville
Jacquelin March
Cumberland
Marie Chapman
Berryville
Sar*ah Robertson
Alexandria
Mary Elizabeth Fleet
Funeral service for J Richardson Kremer held at Jones Funeral Home
The funeral for J Richardson Dick Kremer who died at home Monday night of a heart attack was conducted this afternoon by Rev John C Livingston at Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers included Herbert W Harmer Louis Bachrach Cecil E Adams Samuel N Johnston Warren S Eddy and J William Hollis. Burial followed at Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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J. Richardson
Dick) Kremer
Jones Funeral Home
John C. Livingston
Sunnyside
Walter Lee Hoover dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Walter Lee Hoover of Albin died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born February 5, 1871 in Frederick County, he was a retired farmer. Survived by widow Mary Frances Racey, two sons Roy and Theodore Hoover, daughters Lucy Owens and Annie Keckley, and several grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral will be Friday at 3:30 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with burial in Mt. Hebron Cemetery.
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Frederick County
George H
Ann Carpenter Hoover
Mary Frances Racey
Roy Hoover
Theodore Hoover
City
Lucy Owens
Stephenson
Annie Keckley
Brucetown
Susie McFarland
Clayborn Hoover
Albin
Ed Lee Hoover
Battle Creek
Mich
Bessie Boyd
Kernstown
Jones Funeral Home
John C. Livingston
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Mrs. William E. Goss dies visiting Fort Knox
Mrs. William E. Goss 64 of Winchester died Tuesday in Fort Knox Kentucky where she had been visiting her daughter. She was born in Kent County Maryland daughter of Thomas White and Rebecca Tolson White widow of William E. Goss. Survived by two daughters Mrs Ralph Vaught Fort Knox and Mrs Holmes Newcome Winchester, another daughter Mrs Philip Sewell Chestertown Maryland, a brother John White Baltimore Maryland and four grandchildren. Funeral at 1 30 p m Monday at Jones Funeral Home.
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Merle J. Goss
Winchester
Fort Knox
Goss
Kent County
Thomas White
Rebecca Tolson White
William E. Goss
Centenary Reformed Church
Daughters of the American Revolution
Chestertown
Ralph Vaught
Holmes Newcome
Philip Sewell
John White
Baltimore
Jones Funeral Home
Burial details for Korinth and Flickinger announced
The remains of Rev. Henry W. Korinth and Dr. S. L. Flickinger will be removed from Fort Knox to the Jones Funeral Home for burial.
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Henry W. Korinth
S. L. Flickinger
National Cemetery
Reamins
Fort Knox
Jones Funeral Home
FBI lynching case stirs nationwide reaction and court plans
Reports detail an attempted jail raid in Poplarville as racial tensions flare over the Parker rape case. Officials discuss grand juries and FBI involvement while Parker’s body surface later in the Pearl River. Authorities dispute transit details and the scope of the FBI’s evidence.
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Poplarville
Sheriff's Office
Parker
Jackson
Coleman
Washington
FBI
New York
National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
Chicago
The
Tribune
Capitol “Hill
New Orleans
Wdsu-Tv
Parl River
Multiple Estate and Auction Listings in Virginia and West Virginia
A sequence of estate and auction notices dated May 30 to June 7 details sales near Wardensville Romney Brucetown Winchester and Charles Town. Parcels of real estate household goods livestock and antiques are listed with auctioneers such as Ralph W. Haines W. D. Orndorff Dennis T. Cole Lewis Horner and E. Snider.
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John B. Frye
Wardensville
W. Va
Ralph W. Haines
Romney
A. S. Robinson
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
Winchester
Paper Mill Road
Dennis T. Cole
DS. T
Lorenzo F. Price
Bunker Hill
DeHavens Mill
Lewis & Horner
Frank N. McCormick
S. Loudoun St
E. T. Snider
Fairview Ave
T. Ray xX
Fifth Ave
Charles Town
Loudoun Street
Virginia
Cannon Ball House
Clarke Agent Schedules Week in Berryville
Berryville Miss Phyllis Hockman county home agent releases the coming week schedule. May 28 office and home visits. May 28 training at Northernview Power Co Winchester. Rural Life Sunday at Berryville Presbyterian Church. Green Clover 4H at Boyce Baptist Church Monday. Dizzy Damsel 4H at 105 N Church Berryville Tuesday. Radio broadcast over WINC Thursday 12 15 p m. Pagebrook Home Demonstration Club meets with Mrs Huff 7 30 p m on topics dried flower arrangements.
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Berryville
Phyllis Hockman
Ngon Laument
Northernview Power Co
Winchester
Dizzy Damsel
Berryville Presbyterian Church
Green Clover
Boyce Baptist Church
Dizzy Damsel 4H
N. Church St
WINC
Pagebrook Home Demonstration Club
B. T. Huff
No Loss in Fire at Shenandoah Brick Plant
No damage reported in a fire at the Shenandoah Brick and Tile Company's plant on Smith Field Ave at 10 45 a m today. Friendship and Sarah Zane answered the alarm. Firemen said an oil line in a kiln had apparently broken. Workmen at the plant had the fire out when the fire trucks arrived.
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Shenandoah Brick and Tile Company
Smithfield Ave
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Dulles Funeral Held Amid Esteemed Honor Guard
The funeral for former Secretary of State John Foster Dulles proceeded with a Presbyteri an service at Bethlehem chapel and moved to Arlington National Cemetery. Notables including Vice President Richard Nixon President Eisenhower and their parties attended as the Army conducted a 19 gun salute rifle volleys and taps.
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Germany
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Dulles
Bethlehem
Roswell P. Barnes
World Council of Churches
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Memorial Gate
Arlington National Cemetry
Potomac River
Tornadic damage and widespread storms sweep regions
Tornadic towed a grain and storage shed near Eau Claire. Heavy rains raked the storm belt with thunderstorms in the Gulf Coast to Tennessee. Cool air from Canada spread south through the Dakotas toward the Great Lakes. Showers covered the Great Lakes Ohio Valley and Atlantic Coast while the South saw rain from eastern Texas to the southern Atlantic Coast.
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Eau Claire
Gulf Coast
Tennessee
Alabama
Canada
Dakotas
Minnesota
Nebraska
Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Atlantic Coast
Texas
Gulf Coast States
McWilliams Honored By Clarke FFA
Floyd McWilliams received the Honorary Chapter Farmer Degree a gold pin and a certificate at Clarke County High School during the annual Father-Son Barbecue of the Future Farmers of America. 110 boys and fathers attended and ate 144 chicken halves.
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Berryville
Floyd McWilliams
Future Farmers of America
Clarke County
Fairfield Farm
John Richardson
McWilliams
Bank of
William Milleson
F.F.A
J. C. Huffman
Western leaders discuss Geneva talks during Washington visit
IKE Lloyd and French Foreign Minister Maurice Couve de Murville traveled to Washington as Andrew Berding joined them. They reviewed prospects for pressuring the Soviet Union toward concessions at Geneva to secure a German settlement while Khrushchev’s Albania stance looms.
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Lloyd
Maurice Couve de Murville
Herter
Geneva
United States
Washington
John Foster Dulles
Couve de Murville
France
de Murville
Soviet Union
Andrew Berding
Berding
Air Force
Gromyko
Nikita Khrushchev
Albania
Beatty Marker Dedicated By DAR
A Revolutionary War soldier marker for Col Henry Beatty was dedicated at Mt Hebron Cemetery on Saturday by Mollie Pitcher Chapter DAR. Delegations from Washington DC and descendants from Leesburg Berryville and Pennsylvania attended.
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Col
Henry Beatty
Mt. Hebron
Mollie Pitcher
Daughters of the American Revoluion
Washington, D. C
Col. Beatty
Leesburg
Berryville
Pennsylvania
Marie Chesley
Col.Beatty
Emma Ridgeway
Winchester Fort Loudoun
Daughters of the American Revolution
Virginia
Congress
Castro Leaders Rivalry and Raul Castro Rank in Cuba
Raul Castro has long acted as his brother Fidel's closest collaborator in the July 26 1953 revolt that toppled Batista. Fidel named Raul to succeed him as commander in chief and to lead the revolution if needed. Fidel warns Raul to slow the program, avoiding overly rapid violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raul
Fulgencio Batista
Fidel
Weather and dates for Virginia period May 28 to June 1
Fair today with some drizzle in the southwest. Temperatures around 84 today and 58 tonight with variations. For May through June, Virginia expects four degrees above normal and a warm humid spell likely to continue. Also included are rainfall totals, sun times, and a recipe tip for leftover meat salads.
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Virginia
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