Mrs Hendricks Succumbs at 75 in Waxahachie
Daisie Dean Hendricks 78 of Waxahachie Texas died at 5 35 this morning at the home of Mrs Ruth Cochran on Northwestern Grade. Born in Glenrose she was a Baptist member. Survived by son Homer Hendricks of Itimore Maryland. Body at Jones Funeral Home with funeral plans pending.
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Daisie Dean Hendricks
Waxachie
Texas
Ruth Cochran
Mrs. Hendricks
Glenrose
The
Baptist Church
Rufus
Homer Hendricks
Itimore, Md
Jones Funeral Home
Frederick County VA Zoning Expanded for Area B Residential Use
An amended ordinance adds and expands Zone B to include a large area around U S 11 and State Highways 274 661 and Red Bud Run for residential use. It lists permitted exceptions such as church parks hospital schools medical offices and single family homes with standards on lot sizes signage nonconforming uses and penalties for violations.
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Frederick County
Virginia
Inia
Planning Commission
Charles Town Pike
D. Hospital
Ares
Roanoke Man Acquitted of Larceny in Train Engine Theft
Stanley Lee McNeil a 29 year old Roanoke tobacco salesman was acquitted of grand larceny for allegedly stealing a railway engine. Judge Earl L Abbott sentenced him to ten days for trespassing on railroad property and suspended another penalty after trial. McNeil claimed he was drinking and traveled to visit a friend when he ended up in jail. Witnesses testified he entered an idling engine in the railroad yards and drove it about three quarters of a mile into coal cars.
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Covington
Stanley Lee McNeil
Roanoke
Alleghany County Circuit Court
Earl L. Abbott
McNeil
Adta
Opera
Lecomo
Cal Tavern
Savings Bonds Stolen From Richmond Home
Virginia L. Jessie reported $1595 worth of savings bonds missing from a frame in the attic of her Richmond home. She last checked in May and found the bonds gone on a later examination, police were informed.
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Richmond
Virginia L. Jessie
Poice
Man Cleared of Murder Charge in Alexandria Shooting
Harding 28 was cleared of murder in the Saturday night shooting in Alexandria that killed Jame Lee Testerman 21. Judge James R released him after a preliminary hearing saying no jury would convict. Testerman was shot at Harding's estranged wife’s home after Harding confronted him. Harding testified Testerman reached toward his pocket as if to draw a gun.
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Alexandria
Willie Wilson
Harding
Jame
Lee Testerman
James Ran
Senterdey
Testerman
Miss Mary Tevault Dies After Hospital Stay
Miss Mary Tevault of Stephens City died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a fall caused leg injury. She was active in Cedar Creek and Stephens City churches, civic groups, and the Stephens City Methodist Church. Survivors include brother Clarence Tevault and Aunt Mamie Carver. Funeral at her residence with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Pallbearers listed. board members to serve as honorary pallbearers.
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Mary Tevault
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Tevault
Hather
Nannie Carver Tevault
Stephen
City
Old Fort Loudoun
Cedar Creek Presbyterian Church
Stephen, City
Terault
Ladies’ Auxi
Stephens City Fire Company
Clarence M. Tevault
Mamie Carver
C. A. York
A. Hayne Boozer
Green Hill Cemetery
J. D. Steele
P. E. Lineburg
David C. Petrie
Miller Barley
A. R. Marks
Charles E. Staples
Virginia Memorial Day traffic toll rises with two deaths
Two people died in Virginia traffic accidents during the early Memorial Day period. Raymond Epperly of Richmond died in Stonewall Jackson Hospital after a U S Route 60 crash near Lexington. A 14 year old Roanoke passenger, Hugh Jones, was killed when his car struck a post box. two other youths were hospitalized.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Raymond Alford Epperly
Richmond
Stonewall Jackson Hospital
Lexington
R. J. Carter
Hugh Jones
Roanoke
Negro Swimming Party Postponed at Colonial Beach
Richmond authorities report a planned Negro swimming party at Colonial Beach postponed to either next weekend or the following. Attorney Martin A. Martin said a second test of the white only beach could be delayed due to his other legal work. He noted Negroes want a designated portion of the beach for their use amid ongoing interracial tensions.
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Richmond
Colonial Beach
Martin A. Martin
Martin
College Student Dies Suddenly in Harrisonburg
William Dahl Jr., 22, a Bridgewater College senior and former Shenandoah College graduate, collapsed on Main Street Harrisonburg and died of a heart attack. He played football and baseball for Bridgewater and belonged to the Bridgewater club in Rockingham County League. he resided in Brooklyn.
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Harrisonburg
Willian Dahl, Jr
Bridgewater College
Brooklyn
Dahl
Bridgewater
Bridgewater Club
Rockingham
Cork Street Reckless Driving Guilty Plea Report
James Keldstien of Baltimore pleaded guilty to speeding and was fined ten dollars. Cork Street case records show a reckless driving guilty plea with a fifty dollar penalty. Auction catalogues of major book collections, including the Jerome Kern sale realizing near $290000, are valued by collectors.
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Cork St
James Keldstien
Baltimore
Trial Justice Court Sentencing By W Erle Edwards
Trial Justice W Erle Edwards presided on cases including Rodger Patrick 20 102 S Kent Jt soldier guilty of disorderly conduct fined 10 dollars. Charles Burke Winchester guilty of drunk and disorderly at Rays Tavern fined 30 dollars with 60 days suspended. Russell Pownell 44 Romney W Va reckless driving guilty plea fined 20 dollars. Brown Lovett 81 8S Braddock Sr guilty of no city auto tag with a plea. Delmar Keeler 30 address unknown drunk in Indian Alley guilty plea fined 5 dollars with eight months suspended. Silas Luttrell 39 Cross Junction drunk at County Courthouse guilty plea fined 10 dollars. Walt Fincham Mountain Falls drunk at County Courthouse. Jasper Lee Berg Jr 19 815 E
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W. Erle Edwards
Rodger Patrick
S. Kent
Charles Burke
Winchester
Ray's Tavern
Russell Pownell
Romney
W. Va
Brown Lovett
Braddock Sr
Delmar Keeler
Indian Alley
Silas Luttrell
Cross Junction
Walt Fincham
Mountain Falls
Jasper Lee Berg, Jr
Navy Department costs since 1794 total 125 billion
On checks issued by the Navy Department from 1794 through June 30, 1947, the nation spent a total of 125,507,824,568.95 dollars to sustain the Navy.
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Navy Department
Mrs Ar bana Daugherty Buried At Mount Hebron
Funeral services for Mrs. Ar bana Daugherty 83 died Saturday at her sister Miss Retha Snapp’s Middle Road home. Services were held yesterday at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Revs. A Hayne Boozer and J S Peebles officiating. Interment followed at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers were Phillip Frye Alfred Snapp Alfred Rinker Percy Hershman Ralph Bauserman and Harvey Richard.
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Arbana Daugherty
Satuday
Retha Snapp
Middle Road
Jones Funeral Home
A. Hayne Boozer
J. S. Peebles
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Phillip Frye
Alfred Snapp
Alfred Rinker
Percy Hershman
Ralph Bauserman J
Harvey Richard
Mrs. Isa bella W. Boyer Rites Held
Funeral services for Mrs. Isa bella W. Boyer 73 who died Sunday at 8 West Clifford Street were held yesterday at 4 p m at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev J S Duckwall. Burial was in the family plot with pallbearers E P Bean Frank McCormick Fred Boyd Burton Ritter Charles Lanahan and Maynard Boyd.
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Isabella W. Boyer
W. Clifford St
Jones
J. 8
Duckwall
Mount Hebron Cemetery
E. P. Bean
Frank McCormick
Fred Boyd
Burton Ritter
Charles Lanahan
Maynard Boyd
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School Board
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Cobs Lee N. Whiteere
Virginia News
Trial Justice Court
Thurs
San Vaa AL Aas
Evies
Reg
DECCA
Mercury
Yasar
Sheers
Batistes
W.T. Grant CO
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Mrs. Daugherty
Qquonset
Satay
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So Braddock
St.Joseph
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