Deaths and Funerals Mrs Nannie Dillon Swartz 81
Mrs Nannie Dillon Swartz 81 widow of Luther Lee Swartz died Friday at 6 45 p m at the home of her son in law and daughter in Martinsburg She had been ill for years and was a daughter of John and Annie Hulver She survived by two sons Guy Schriz and John L Swartz two daughters Mrs Harry Siford and Mrs Peck One brother and many nieces and nephews Funeral set for 2 pm tomorrow at 319 Porter Ave Martinsburg with burial in Rosedale Cemetery Also two sons Merlyn and Amiel predeceased her Funeral by Rev J Raymond Wood at Jones Funeral Home with burial at Mount Olive Cemetery Friends invited to call at the Jones Funeral Home
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Nannie Dillon Swartz
Luther Lee Swartz
Tom
Martinsburg
John
Annie Schoppert Hulver
Trinity Methodist Church
Guy Schriz
John L. Swartz
Bunker Hill
Harry Siford
Peck
Rete Charles
Sam and
Berry
Porter Ave
J. Raymoud Wood
Rosedale Cemetery
Asbury Farmer 95 Dies in Gainesboro Area
Asbury Bud Farmer of Gainesboro died early this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The painter was born in Hamp County West Virginia to William and Jane La Follette Farmery. Survived by son Earl Farmer of Winchester and six daughters including Mrs Violet Conner of Gain.
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Asbury
Bud) Farmer
Gainesboro
Winchester Memorial
Farmer
Hamp County
W. Va
William and
Jane la Follette Farmery
Addie Haities
Hagerstown
Earl Farmer
Winchester
Violet Conner
Gain
Funeral Services for Mr Asbury Farmer
Funeral services are set for Wednesday at 11 00 a m at Jones Funeral Home for Mr Asbury Farmer with family and community members listed to attend.
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Mr. Asbury Farmer
DST Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Mrs. Waneda B Kelley 24 Gainesboro Woman Dies in Georgetown
Mrs. Waneda B. Kelley aged 24 of Gainesboro died Saturday in Georgetown. She was married to Howard Edward Kelley since December 20, 1953. Born in Yakima Washington she was the daughter of Mrs. Hazel Prough Allen and the late Charles Allen. She was a Chestnut Grove Methodist Church member. Surviving are her husband, her mother, four children Nancy Judy Douglas and David Kelley all at home and brother Charles J. Allen Jr. of Gainesboro. Funeral Tuesday at 2 PM DST at Chestnut Grove Church conducted by Rev. Mary Louise Steele and Rev. Joseph S. Duckwall. Burial in Chestnut Grove Cemetery. Pallbearers Wayne Kelley Junior Kelley Hershel Kelley Leonard Kelley John Allen Leight James Lamont Peer. Body at Omps Funeral Home until noon then church for service.
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Waneda B. Kelley
Gainesboro
Georgetown
Howard Edward Kelley
Yakima
Wash
Hazel Prough Allen
Charles Allen
Charles J. Allen, Jr
Chestnut Grove
Mary Louise Steele
Joseph S. Duckwall
Chestnut Grove Cemetery
Wayne Kelley
Junior Kelley
Hershel Kelley
Leonard Kelly
John Allen Leight
James Lamont Peer
Omps Funeral Home
Mrs Mollie Long Dies at 96 in Winchester Memorial
Mrs Mollie Long 96 of 15 Gibbons Street Winchester died Sunday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Clarke County she was the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Jong. Survived by daughter Mrs Sarah Harris foster daughter Mrs Jeanette Mansfield son Charles L Long six grandchildren and six great grandchildren. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at St Paul Methodist Church conducted by Rev H A Abney burial in Loving Cemetery.
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Mollie Long
Gibbons St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
H. A. Abney
Funeral details for Millwood resident at Pky Cemetery
The body will be taken to the church in Millwood on Wednesday at 1 p.m. Friends and relatives may call at Cartwright Funeral Home on Tuesday evening from 6 to 10 o'clock.
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Pky
Millwood
Cartwright Funeral Home
Two Officers Wounded In Virginia Gunfight
A roadside argument between two law enforcement officers near Haysi Virginia led to a brief gunfight. Russell County Deputy Sheriff Jack Banner was wounded in the leg and cheek, and State Policeman J B Atwood was shot in the side and leg. Both were hospitalized with Banner in serious condition and Atwood in fair condition. The driver of the car was Claude Rickman. another deputy Silas Hay was present but not involved. Authorities could not determine who fired first.
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Haysi
Virginia
Russell Co
Jack Banner
Honaker
J. B. Atwood
Clintwood
Banner
Grundy
Atwood
Aning
Virginia 80
Dickenson County
Claude Rickman
Russell County
Silas Hay
Rickman
Hay
Boyd
Ome
Ira Spurrier
Spurrier
Eichmann Kept Only Record of Death Figures
In Jerusalem an American witness testified that Adolf Eichmann alone kept a tally of Jews exterminated in the Nazi death camps. Dr. Gustave M. Gilbert described notes from Goering and Hoess confirming Eichmann’s control over the records and his sole authority to maintain such lists during 1941 to 1945 at Auschwitz. Hoess said Eichmann reported to Himmler in April 1945 and that others were ordered to destroy records.
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Jerusalem
Adolf Eichmann
Third Reich
Gustave M. Gilbert
Sow Island University
Essort Prow
U.S. Army
Nuernberg
Reichsmarshal
Hermann Goering
Rudolf Hoess
Auschwitz
Pennsylvania Supreme Court
Michael A. Musmanno
Eichmann
Gestapo
Heinriche Himmler
Hoess
Gilbert
Goering
Himmler
Reichsfuehrer SS
Key Club Dance Prize Winners Named at Kiwanis Party
Ronnie Rush and Ann Bromley won cash prizes in the Kiwanis Key Club Dance Party at the War Memorial Building. About 405 local teenagers attended as Joe Pasquali spun records. Other prize recipients included Cheryl McRoberts Betsy Phelps Judy Fishback William Hoover Donald Ryan and Ronnie Mongol.
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Ronnie. Rush
Ann Bromley
Kiwanis Key Club
War Memorial
Joe Pasquali
Cheryl McRoberts
Betsy Phelps
Judy Fishback
William Hoover
Donald Ryan
Ronnie Mongol
Man injured in exhibition parachute jump tragedy
Hitoshi Nakaya, 22, a U S Army paratrooper, suffered a broken back and skull fractures when wind pulled him off target and he crashed into a house in Williamstown New Jersey He was listed in critical condition at W ees Hospital in Williamstown AP report details the accident and ongoing care
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Williamstown
N. J
Hitoshi Nakaya
Ees Hospital
Freedom Riders Organization Forms in Richmond
A Richmond group plans a southern bus trip within a week led by Charles Sherrod of Virginia Union University. About 10 people will join, with a rally at All Souls Presbyterian Church to fund the ride. Most riders will be Black, with one local professor possibly joining. The trip targets the Deep South amid recent white unrest.
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Richmond
Freedom Riders
Charles Sherrod
Virginia Union University
All Souls Presbyterian Church
Sherrod
Seene
Deep South
Minor fire on Loudoun Street at Snow White Grill
Firemen were dispatched to Loudoun Street near the Snow White Grill at 7 55 p m yesterday where a motorist set fire to a floor mat in his car The mat was kicked into the street and then the fire department found only a smoldering mat on the pavement All four city companies answered the alarm.
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Loudoun St
Merchants Plan Lengthy Meeting Thursday Evening
Winchester Retail Merchants Association plans a long Thursday evening meeting led by Robert Pizzano. The agenda includes traffic and parking, merchandise financing, the Rt 11 Weems Lane shopping center, Winchester Days, summer promotions, Sunday closing law, and the local airport with a representative from Adressograph Corp to discuss financing.
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Winchester
Asashington
Robert Pizzano
Rt. 11
Weem’s Lane
Addresograph Corp
17 More Freedom Riders Go on Trial in Jackson
In Jackson Mississippi seventy plus Freedom Riders face trial as 17 more arrest reads on charges of breach of peace. Groups from Montgomery and Memphis arrive amid ongoing desegregation protests in the Deep South.
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Jackson
Miss
Freedom Riders
Deep South
Forest Park
Marvin Rich
New York
New Orleans
Anavy
Freedom
Montgomery
Ala
Memphis
Nashville
J. L. Ray
FBI
City
Alabama
John Patterson
Adj
Henry V. Graham
Local Auction Listings for May 30 to June 24 in Virginia and Maryland
A condensed sales directory lists auctions through late June across Mar ion Pennsylvania Winchester and Berryville with items including palm machinery tractors furniture appliances farm equipment household goods and tools. Auctioneers include Denny's Co Orndorff & Cole Duvall and others.
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Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Palm Machinery
Denny’s CO
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Clay Sales, Inc
J. C. Horn
W. North Ave
Charles Duvall
Brown
Duvall
New Postmaster Named for Front Royal
Henry H. Downing named acting postmaster in Front Royal replacing W. C. Deming who served four years. Downing a Front Royal native and Virginia Tech graduate has run Downing Insurance for 16 years. He plans to resign to focus on industrial development and chairs the Chamber Industrial Committee.
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Front Royal
Henry H. Downing
W. C. Deming
8. Byrne Downing
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Downing Insurance Company, Inc
Oliver Stoneburner
Presbyterian Church
Downing
Chamber of Commerce
Warren County
Tshombe Arrives in Leopoldville Under Guard
Katanga's captive president Moise Tshombe is brought by riverboat to Leopoldville guarded by about 200 troops and taken to a military camp. He smiles to onlookers as he is rushed to safety amid security around the former Lumumba area. Accusations include high treason with possible death penalty if convicted.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Patrice Lumumba
Tshombe
Pho Hatville
Congo River
Joseph Kasavubu
Pulpwood Association Holds Meeting in Keyser West Virginia
The Tri State Pulpwood Cooperative Association offers a reduced $5 membership until June 19 for all growers cutters and conee. A general meeting and rally will be in the Mineral County Court House Court Room Keyser West Virginia June 2 at 8 p.m. DST urged attendance by industry members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tri-State Pulpwood Cooperative Assn
Mineral County Court House
Keyser
W. Va
Weather Today and Five Day Outlook for Virginia
Mostly cloudy with occasional rain today then clearing and cooler tonight in the west and north with 40s and southeast 50s to 55. Tuesday fair and cool. Five day outlook May 30 to June 3 calls for near normal temperatures with warm midweek and cooler end of week. showers likely Thursday or Friday.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall totals for the 48 hours and annual averages
Rainfall in the 48 hours ending 8 30 today trace May rainfall to date 2 72 1961 rainfall to date 18 58. Average annual rainfall for the past 48 years 36 9. Average monthly rainfall for the past 48 years January 2 41 February 2 05 March 2 97 April 3 14 May 3 83 June 3 82 July 3 88 August 3 95 September 2 66 October 3 25 November 2 45 December 2 39.
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Fragmented list quiz prompts to identify terms
A jumbled OCR fragment presents trivia style items and answers. It includes references to Uncle Tom's Cabin, six feet, False, Secret Service, Monopoly, Monday, Minerva, Excise, and States as scattered tokens without clear context.
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Secret Service
Minerva
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Luther L. Swartz
Asbury Farmer
Flowers
Snellings
N. Braddock St
Edward Kelley
Mrs. Mollie Long
Gasoline
Winchester Evening Star
W. Rosenberger & CO
Foo
State Police
J. W Burrow
Amer
Ica
Piccadilly
MR. Downing
Phyllis
Henry, Jr
Randolph-Macon Academy
Salem Avenue
Pulpwood Assn
Investors
Warrenton
Leesburg
Luray
Woodstock
Off Investors
Loudoun Street
Pront Royal
West Market
South Broad Street
Hobe
I. Q. Answers
Uncle Tom
Glaize
Cameron St
F.H.A
Crider & Shockey
Stuart M. Perry
Berryville
Sod
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