Whitacre 52 Dies Sudden of Heart Attack In Winchester
Herman F Whitacre age 52 of 237 Avenue dies suddenly of a heart attack. He is survived by wife Janette M Fultz, mother Mrs Nettie Eaton, daughter Connie J Whitacre and son Walter William Whitacre both of Winchester. Funeral Monday 10 30 at Ebenezer Christian Church with Rev John E Oliver. burial Ebenezer Cemetery. Body to lie in state at Jones Funeral Home until 9 am Monday.
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Herman F. Whitacre
Ave
Nettie Eaton
Walter Whitacre
Jannette M. Fultz
Connie J. Whitacre
Walter William Whitacre
Winchester
Jones Funeral
Albert Stark
Gore
Ebenezer Christian Church
John E. Oliver
Ebenezer Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Longtime West Nicholson native passes after brief illness
Thursday at his residence after a short illness, Mr. Stark, born in West Nicholson, Pa., son of the late Minor Stark and Rhoda Uty Stak, married to Viola Benjamin in Puerto Rico May 25 1914. He served in World War I, was a 23 De Mason with the Puerto Rico Lodge, member of Pleasant Valley Evangelical United Brethren Church, a retired farmer, and former LT&T Telephone Company worker. Survivors include three sisters Mrs. Pearl Tonkin of New Jersey and Mrs. Carlisa Hart of Alta Maste Springs.
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Mr. Stark
West Nicholson
Minor Stark
Rhoda Uty Stak
Viola Benjamin
Puerto Rico
Pleasant Valley Evanglical United Brethren Church
Lt.&t. Telephone Company
Pearl Tonkin
N. J
Carlista Hart
Alta Maste Springs
Funeral service for ae W Fahnestock set for Saturday
The funeral for ae W Fahnestock of Route 4 will be held Saturday at 1 30 PM at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Carl B Glover officiating. Burial follows at Riverview Cemetery in Strasburg. Pallbearers are grandsons George Giffin Jr Roy Giffin Grover Giffin Calvin Ritter Paul Mellon Jr and Omer Ritenour. Survivors include two sons Ken and Warren Fahnestock of Frederick County and a daughter Mrs Nina Giffin of Frederick County. Friends and relatives may call.
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Ae W. Fahnestock
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones
Carl B. Glover
Riverview Cemetery
Strasburg
George Giffin, Jr
Roy Giffin
Grover Giffin
Calvin Ritter
Paul Mellon Jr
Omer Ritenour
Ken Fahnestock
Warren Fahnestock
Frederick County
Nina Giffin
Jones Funeral Home
R L Buncutter Dies at Winchester Memorial Hospital
Roland Luther Buncutter of Albin died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital where he had been ill a week. Born November 5, 1887, he was the son of Martin L. and Catherine Rogers Buncutter. Surviving are son Harry L. Buncutter of Albin and daughter Anna Mae Foster of Baltimore. He was a retired carpenter, elder of Burnt Presbyterian Church, and former Winchester Post Office worker. Funeral Monday at 2 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. John C. Livingston officiating. Burial at Mt. Hebron in Omps Cemetery.
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Roland Luther Buncutter
Albin
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Martin L
Catherine Rogers Buncutter
Lena Barrett
Harry L. Buncutter
Anna Mae Foster
Baltimore
Buncutter
Burnt Presbyterian Church
Winchester
Omps
John C. Livingston
Burnt Church
Mt. Hebron
Omps Funeral
Statue of Liberty Framework Covered in Copper Sheets
The statue’s internal iron framework is sheathed with copper sheets forming the statue’s outer skin. This copper covering contributes to Liberty’s iconic greenish patina over time.
Two Wrecks Leave One Hurt and $800 in Damage
A Front Royal woman suffered injuries while two crashes caused over $800 in damage. A series of minor accidents followed in rain and darkness, including a three car pileup on Braddock Street near Acme Store with vehicles from Route 1 and Monmouth Street, and later a Middletown collision on Route 627.
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Front Royal
Lillian H. Reynolds
Warren County Hospital
J. H. Smith, Jr
Acme
S. Braddock St
David Fahnestock
Speener Hose
Route 1
Virgil H. Funk
E. Monmon St
Middletown
S. L. Lee
Willys
Chevrolet
Winchester Concrete Products
L. W. Carper
Gainesboro
Community Chest Nominating Slate Set For Budget Meeting
Dr. Monford D. Custer Jr. chairs nominating committee presenting slate of officers and committee heads. Meeting at 7 30 p m Monday at 4 S Stewart St to discuss eight agency budgets including Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts as part of fall fund drive.
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Carolyn Marie
Dorothea Ann
Monford D. Custer, Jr
Custer
S. Stewart St
Girl Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Child Guidance Center
Boy Scouts
Salvation Army
USC
Ne Oe
Community Chest
L. W. Brown
Chest
Carl W. Hiser
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Charles S. Toan
Ralph W. Mulvey
Charles
Marvin E. Bere, Jr
Charlote Beauchamp
Alson H. Smith
Godfrey Prelip
Philip E. Weeks
Perry Painter
Thomas L. Dicks
Jack Smith
L. D. Arnold, Jr
W. Carlisle Fisher
H. T. Goode, Jr
Ryland Washington
Charles A. Pine, Sr
Jack McAboy
John J. Hawse
Roy Williams
Robert Boyd
George A. Clark
G. Frank Stinnett
Harold Bageant
Eger Crawford
Fred W. Hale
Huntsberry, Jr
John Sr
Four Foreign Ministers Meet in Sky Session Over Berlin Tensions
Big Four ministers flew for a Geneva sky conference with President Eisenhower to press for progress on Berlin and a possible summit. Western ministers seek to secure U S Britain and France rights in West Berlin while offering steps to ease Berlin’s atmosphere and set the agenda for a future summit.
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Eisenhower
Geneva
Berlin
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Lloyd
Andrei Gromyko
West Berlin
Soviet Union
United States
Britain
France
New York Times
Gromyko
Germany
East
West Germany
John Foster Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Outlook
The forecast for Virginia calls for warm humid conditions today with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers mainly in the mountains. Temperatures will run in the 60s to around 70 near the coast with a warm weekend. The May 30 to June 3 outlook shows temperatures 2 to 3 degrees above normal and showers increasing Monday and Tuesday.
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Virginia
Rainfall totals and averages for past 46 years
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 today shows 2.17 inches with 11.07 inches year to date. The 46 year average is 36.85 inches annually and monthly averages are listed by month from January through December with values ranging 2.04 to 3.94 inches.
Community leaders discuss budget and education goals
The group backs community trust in the county and education for local children. A public hearing on the budget is urged. A 99-50 vote prompts talk on a 30 day budget plan and future opinions. Treasurer Honts notes $6,981 needed to finish operations with $5,136 anticipated and $1,845 short. The board may decide Anne Rhodes’s graduation with Carnegie credits after today’s supervisors meeting.
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Crouse
Dodd
Percy Rogers
Gibb
Anne Rhodes
Warren County High School
Serial Sales Directory Listing Half Moon Auction Entries
A May to June sales directory lists multiple estate and household auctions across West Virginia and Virginia. Items include real estate, electrical appliances, furniture, farm machinery, livestock, antiques, and groceries with dates from May 30 to June 7 and various auctioneers noted.
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John B. Frye
Wardensville
W. Va
Ralph W. Haines
Romney
S. Robinson
Clearbrook
Brucetown
Summit Point
W. D. Orndorff
Ham
Winchester
Paper Mill Road
Dennis T. Cole
Whitacre
Denny’s Commission
Orndorff and Cole
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
DS. T
Lorenzo F. Price
Bunker Hill
DeHavens Mill
Lewis & Horner
Frank N. McCormick
Leudoun Snt
E. T. Snider
Fairview Ave
Ray X. Merchant
Fifth Ave
Charles Town
Rotary Barbecue Set June 6
Rotary Club announces its annual barbecue on June 6 at the Lions Shelter with barbecued beef as the main item. Dr. T. C. Powers chairs the event and notes plans for an annual fundraising affair. Advance tickets are required from Rotarians or Mulvey’s and Love stores, with door sales only for children’s tickets.
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Rotary Club
Lions Shelter
T. C. Powers
Net
Powers
Mulvey
Mulvey's
Love
St Paul and Minneapolis Referred as Twin City Pair
A note identifies St Paul as ten miles from its twin city Minneapolis, highlighting their close proximity and shared metro identity.
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St. Paul
Minneapolis
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Edward O. Stark
George W. Fahnestock
Merle W. Goss
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N. Braddock St
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R. L. Buncutter
John MO
F. Hoover
Boz
Miller’s Flower Shop
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Branson P. Myers
James W. Golladay
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Agrico
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