Obituaries of Poole Faulkner and Rush Post in Winchester Area
Holmes C Poole Sr 92 of 204 Featherbed Lane Winchester died Saturday in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born December 7 1879 in Yellow Springs Hampshire Co West Virginia he was a retired Virginia Woolen Mill employee. Survived by wife Clara Hudson four children five grandchildren seven great grandchildren two half sisters one half brother and a large extended family. Funeral 11 am tomorrow Omps Funeral Home officiated by Ival Printz with burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Donations to Winchester Rescue Squad requested. Jacob O Faulkner 87 of Manhattan Kansas formerly of Winchester died yesterday in Manhattan. Born January 25 1885 in Winchester he worked for Winchester Evening Star and taught at several universities later a long career as English professor at Kansas State University. Survived by wife Florence one son Thomas O Faulkner and three grandchildren. Funeral tomorrow in Manhattan. Mrs Ellen Frances Rush 81 of Bloomery Star Route died Sunday in Winchester Nursing Home. Born March 31 1891 in New Market she was married to the late Edgar A Rush and belonged to Braddock Street United Methodist Church. Survived by son Richard E Rush of Sun Nyside two grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral Thursday 10 30 at Jones Funeral Home with burial Shenandoah Memorial Park. Viewing Wednesday 7 to 9 at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Holmes C. Poole
Featherbed Lane
Winchester
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Yellow Springs
Hampshire County
West Virginia
Lloyd L
Alice Kimble Poole
Virginia Woolen Mill
Clara B. Hudson
Maurice A. Poole
Calvin
Maxine) Adams
Marie Gibson
Naomi Adams
Kernstown
Eldridge Poole
Harrisburg
Omps’ Funeral
Ival Printz
Shenandoah Memorial Park
George Spaid
John Hammock
Tommy Hammock
Everett Beekmann
Robert Kelsoe
Golden Kerns
Omps
Winchester Rescue Squad
Jacob O. Faulkner
Manhattan
Kans
Mr. Faulkner
James Frederick
Lucy Faulkner
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Winchester Evening Star
Washington and Lee University
Pennsylvania State University
Texas
Virginia
North Carolina
Kentucky
University of North Carolina
Raleigh
Kansas State University
Florence
Catlettsburg
Thomas O. Faulkner
Cowan- Edwards Funeral Home
Ellen Frances Rush
Bloomery
New Market
George R
Mary F. Conway Theis
Edgar A. Rush
Braddock Street
Jones Funeral
George H. Orser
F Grove White Dies Former Businessman in Naples
F Grove White 77 of Naples Florida former Winchester area resident died Saturday after moving to Naples for health reasons. He was born February 22 1895 in Kansas City Missouri and moved to Winchester Frederick County in 1933. White directed and later supervised Virginia operations of M J Grove Lime Company until 1959. He served in World War I in France with the 28th Ambulance Division and chaired Frederick County Selective Service in World War II. He helped found the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association and held posts with Virginia Manufacturers Association National Lime Institute Kiwanis Winchester Golf Club and Farmers & Merchants Bank among others. Survived by widow Ann and a son from his first marriage F Grove White Jr plus four granddaughters. Graveside service at Mt Olivet Cemetery Frederick Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Grove White
Naples
Fla
Winchester
Mr. White
Kansa City
Winchester Frederick County
M.J. Grove Lime Company
Virginia
Stephens City
France
Selective Service Board
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
Virginia Manufacturers Association
National Lime Institute
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Handley Board of Trustees
War Memorial Building Committee
Kiwanis Club
Winchester Golf Club
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
American Legion
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Knights of Columbus
Betty Ford
Frederick
Ann
F. Grove White, Jr
Berryville Airman Drowns While Visiting Cass County Michigan
Airman 1-C Roland Leroy Smith, 21, of Berryville, died in a drowning accident during a visit to Cass County Michigan. He served at Chanute Air Force Base near Chicago since February and was born March 14 1951 in Winchester. He leaves five brothers and two sisters, plus grandparents, with funeral services held at St Luke's Baptist Church. burial at Franklintown Cemetery in Jefferson County West Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland Leroy Smith
Berryville
Cass County
Mich
Chanute Air Force Base
Chicago
Winchester
Stanley
Anna Holmes Smith
St. Luke’s Baptist Church
Matthew W. Smith
Glen M. Smith
Reginald L. Smith
Anthony Smith
Allen T. Smith
Gloria A. Smith
Mary E. Payton
Minnie Smith
Robert Holmes
William Moore
Franklintown
Jefferson County
W. Va
John H. Enders
Death notices for Lenox Crull Chew and Clarence N. Orndorff
Lenox Crull Chew, father of Mrs. Roy Cartier, died Friday at St. Joseph Home in River Falls Wisconsin. Born December 6 1887 in Hamilton County Indiana he was 79. Burial was at Fort Lincoln Mausoleum in Washington DC. Clarence N Orndorff 47 of Route 1 Middletown died this morning at home. Funeral arrangements are incomplete.
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Lenox Crull Chew
Roy Cartier
National Ave
St. Joseph
River Falls
Wis
Hamilton County
Ind
Cartier
Martha C. Reynolds
Greenbelt
Nolen R. Chew
Star Prairie
Nancy
Therese Carter
Winchester
Pfc
Lenox M. Cartier
Viet Nam
Washington, D.C
Fort Lincoln Mausoleum
Clarence N. Orndorff
Rt. 1
Middletown
Omps Funeral Home
Britain Opens Five Radar Warning Stations Along East Coast
In 1936 Britain completed a chain of five radar warning stations along its east coast to detect German air raids. The system marked a pioneering step in early warning defense and transformed coastal air surveillance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Britain
Lord Fairfax Honor 17 at Commencement Ceremony
Lord Fairfax Community College will honor 17 people connected with the college s beginnings at commencement Sunday June 11 at 8 p m. Fifteen original Steering Committee members the first College Board chairman and the first College Technical Division chairman receive College Medallions of Recognition. Special awards go to Wilkie W Hunt first College Board chairman and posthumously to Dr Nathan F Schilling first College Technical Division chairman who died in 1970. William C B Berghaus accepts for Mrs Schilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Lord Fairfax Community College
Virginia C. Bailes
Shenandoah County
William M. Battaile
Winchester
Edward T. Bromfield, Jr
Warren County
George Davis, Jr
Rappahannock County
Wilkie W. Hunt
Nathan F. Schilling
William C. B. Berghaus
Guilty Plea in Frederick Service Station Burglary
Edward L. McCauley pleaded guilty in Frederick County Circuit Court to breaking and entering Chuck's Esso Travel Center on Rt. 181 and Rt. 11 N. A grand larceny charge was nolle pressed. Judge Woltz ordered a presentence investigation. Witnesses described the break in and burglary of cash, cigarettes, tools, and a money bag.
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Frederick County
Edward Leroy McCauley
N. Cameron St
Chuck
Esso Travel Center
Rt. 181
Rt. 11 N
Commonwealth
Robert K. Woltz
Charles F. Brill, Jr
Lacy Anderson
Robinson urges balanced land use amid rapid growth
Rep J Kenneth Robinson warned Saturday that population surge makes land use planning essential in fast changing areas. Speaking to Shawnee Land Association and the Seventh District Legion convention in Front Royal, he urged careful planning to avoid isolation and overvalued Moscow accords, noting hope for reduced demand on war energies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Kenneth Robinson
Shawnee-Land Association
Shawnee-Land
Robinson
Front Royal
The
American Legion
Moscow
Mosby Barracks Auxiliary Plans Thursday Meeting
Mosby Barracks No 1526 Veterans of World War I and its Auxiliary will hold their regular monthly meeting Thursday at 2 p.m. in the War Memorial Building. A Maryland firm has developed a radar system to let harbor controllers direct ships from shore like air traffic controllers at airports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mosby
War Memorial
Maryland
Mrs Miller Hurt in Amherst St Crash
Mrs James Miller of Erriman's Lane was injured Saturday at 11 45 a m when her station wagon slowed for traffic on Amherst Street and was struck in the rear by an Arlington man James Wafle driving a car attempting to pass Wafle was uninjured and his car sustained 800 in damages Mrs Miller is in Winchester Memorial Hospital in satisfactory condition with multiple fractures and her car suffered about 2000 in damage Police noted the Miller car spun 88 feet into an open field 88 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Miller
Erriman’s Lane
Amherst St
Arlington
James Wafle
Miller
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wafle
Memorial services honor fallen soldiers at Shenandoah and Berryville
Mr Burroughs at Shenandoah Memorial Park urged that every privilege was bought with blood and that memories should spur dedication to continued service. Rev Rudolph White at Milton Valley Cemetery in Berryville spoke on Genesis gifting and brotherhood, praising past generations and urging collective effort.
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MR. Burroughs
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Berryville
Rudolph White
Milton Valley Cemetery
Mr. White
Wall Street Advances Amid Modest Trading Lift
The Dow Jones industrial average rose 1.13 to 972.38 at 10:30 a.m. as the market showed a tentative gain. Experts cited a solid economic outlook but little news to spark a rapid rally on the New York Stock Exchange. The report notes a quiet session with modest leadership from advances over declines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Stock Exchange
Valley Weather: Cloudy Showers Likely Tonight Through Wednesday
The forecast calls for cloudy skies with showers and possible thunderstorms tonight and Wednesday. Lows near 60 and highs in the 70s to low 80s, with an extended outlook for Thursday through Saturday showing mostly fair conditions and upper 70s daytime highs and upper 50s nightly lows. Rainfall data show zero in the past 72 hours and May total at 4.64 inches, with historic monthly averages and yearly totals listed.
Inauguration Asked in Houston Quiz by Peter
Peter answers a Houston based quiz touching on themes from I Q questions. The prompts include an owl a Hippocrates insect vitamin C and a mention of Ferdman Foch. True or false style items accompany the questions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Texas
Peter
Owl
True
Hippocrates
Ferdman Foch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Holmes C. Poole, Sr
Jacob C. Faulkner
Mrs. Ellen Rush
National Selected Mmoaricans
OMS Funeralone
DIAL
Orders
Lee
Florists, Inc
Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Frederick, Md
S. Loudoun St
Lord Fairfax
Tyree Dillard, Jr
Clarke County
Ryland Dishner
Fauquier County
Q. D. Gasque
J. W. Lainhart
Alvin A. Lutz
Col. E. V. Macatee
John J. Pickeral
Charles D. Price
Page County
R. W. Smalley
Virgil R. Strader
Dr. Melton F. Wright
Mr. Brill
T.A. Hudson
Ogdensburg
N.Y
McCauley
Hudson
Shawnee Land Assn., Legion Hear Robinson
Mosby Barracks
Open Pantry Food Marts, Inc
East Wacker Drive
Illinois
Wall Street
Winchester Skies
I.Q. Answers
Ara
National Weather Service
NOAA
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
Great Lakes
Midwest
Alee
Pittsburgh Paints Sale
Pitsburgh Paints
Es Gatton
Slaize & Bro
Stace
Order OF the Golden Use
Amherst Street
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