Obituary of Howard Reid 84 Buffalo Engineer Veteran
Howard Reid 84 of 211 St Buffalo New York died in October after a long career as an electrical engineer with R E Williams Construction Co. He was a veteran of the Spanish American War and native of Virginia. He moved to Buffalo in 1911. Survivors include his widow Mary Nugent a son Charles B Reid Vestal a grandson and three great grandchildren. The funeral and burial were in Buffalo October 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Reid
Buffalo
N. Y
French T. Reid
Stephsia
Virginia
R. E. Williams Construction Co
Mary J. Nugent
Charles B. Reid
Vestal
Death notice for William S. Welsh of Stephens City
William S. Welsh 85 of Stephens City died yesterday in Hillcrest Nursing Home. A retired carpenter born in Stephens City he is survived by a son Wilbur Welsh of Clearbrook and a daughter Julia Welsh Bott who died September 7, 1957. a brother John William Welsh died October 6 this year. Funeral at 2 p.m. tomorrow at Omps Funeral Home with Rev. William R. Withers. Burial in Nineveh Cemetery. Body resting at Omps Funeral Home.
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William Silas Welsh
Stephens City
Hillcrest
William P. Welsh
Sarah Thompson Welsh
Wilbur Welsh
Clearbrook
Julia Welsh Bott
John William Welsh
Omps Funeral
William R. Withers
Nineveh
Omps Funeral Home
Mrs Lambert Dies at 91 in Baton Rouge
Mrs. Thomas Lambert 91 widow of Rev Thomas J Lambert and former city resident died October 7 in Baton Rouge Louisiana. The Rev and Mrs Lambert were known figures in the community and longtime religious leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sallie Hyre Lambert
Thomas J. Lambert
City
Baton Rouge
Baltimore mourns Presiding Elder widow and family ties
Baltimore residents recall the life of a Presiding Elder of the Southern Methodist Church. Mrs. Lambert, born in Ed rk, daughter of the late Jacob J. and Sarah Margaret Bow man Hyre, leaves a daughter Moe 1 Milton Adie Sonne of Rouge Louisiana, a half sister Miss Stella Hyre of Williamsburg, eight grandchildren and a sister in law Mrs Samuel L. Hyre of Mt. Jackson. Funeral held in Baltimore on Oct 10 with burial in Lorraine Park Mausoleum.
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Mer
Baltimore
Southern Methodist Church
Lambert
Edrk
Jacob J
Sarah Margaret Bowman Hyre
Moe
Milton Adie Sonne
Normandy Drive
Rouge
Stella’ Hyre
Williamsburg
Samuel L. Hyre
Mt. Jackson
Lorraine Park
That City
D Paul Pierce dies at home in Frederick County
D Paul Pierce of 418 West Cork Street Frederick County died at his residence last night. He was born in Frederick County, son of the late Dudley Paul and Katie Tanquary Pierce, and married Edythe Hughes on September 1, 1938. He was a Shenandoah Motor Company salesman and a member of First Presbyterian Church and the Board of Deacons. Surviving are his wife three sons Dudley P. Pierce Jr Richard Michael Pierce and David Hughes Pierce sisters Kathleen Pierce and Emily Pierce and Thurman Pierce. Funeral arrangements are incomplete with remains at Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dudley Paul Pierce
W. Cork St
Mr. Pierce
Frederick County
Dudley Paul
Katie Tanquary Pierce
Edythe Hughes
Shenandoah Motor Company
First Presbyterian Church
McFaden
Board of Deacons
Frederick
Clarke County
Dudley P. Pierce, Jr
Richard Michael Pierce
V.P.I
David Hughes Pierce
Kathleen Pierce
Emily Pierce
Thurman Pierce
Jones Funeral Home
Middletown Auxiliary Plans Turkey and Oyster Supper
The Middletown Fire Company auxiliary met to plan a turkey and oyster supper for November 11 to raise funds. The event will be at the fire hall with serving starting at 5 p.m.
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Middletown
Middletown Fire Company
Death ray described as city-destroying weapon feasibility
The article explains unfelt neutrons could penetrate three feet of concrete and kill life inside structures without contaminating surroundings. It notes no immediate White House response and cites Thomas E. Murray's open-letter claim that such a bomb is possible, with designs and tests discussed in U.S. laboratories before nuclear test moratorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White House
Pentagon
Washington
Thomas E. Murray
Atomic Energy Commission
Halloween patrol notes report minor incidents in Loudoun County
Chief Boyd notes firecracker complaints under investigation and a wire strung across National Ave removed. Police report signs removed but all returned except a Do Not Enter sign at Braddock and Southwerk. Sheriff DeHaven says Frederick County quiet with two signs moved in Berryville. Trick or treat activity routine in Boyce, Stephens City and Middletown.
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Loudoun St
Boyd
National Ave
Braddock and
Southwerk Sts
Robert L. DeHaven
Frederick County
Berryville
Boyce
Stephens City
Middletown
Mixed early trading leaves market with modest gains and losses
The stock market opened mixed with few big moves. Republic Aviation and U S Steel edged, Bethlehem and Jones & Laughlin tumbled, Ford and General Motors rose, American Tobacco gained, and Radio Corp advanced on a large computer contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ED Morse
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
Republic Aviation
U. S
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Ford
General Motors
Kennecott
Anaconda
American Tobacco
Lorillard
Liggett & Meyers
Radio Corp
Texaco
Ling-Temco
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
General Telephone & Electronics
Macy
Hurricane Hattie Devastates Belize Strikes Coast With 200 MPH Winds
Reports say Belize suffered severe damage as Hurricane Hattie hit the coast with winds up to 200 miles per hour. The sea rose 9 to 10 feet in towns, evacuations reached about 30,000, and international aid was mobilized from Mexico Miami Kingston and New Orleans for medical supplies water purification chlorine and evacuation relief.
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Tually
Heller
Hattie
Belize
Compania Mexicana de Aviacion Radio
Merida
Yucatan
Mexico
Miami
Taca Airlines
New Orleans
Trowbridge
Kingston
Jamaica
Caribbean
Antietam
Texas
Minor fires spark at O Sullivan Rubo factory and Martin's Drug Store
Sprinklers controlled a blaze in a plastic oven and paint booth at the O Sulliv an Rubo plant after belt loaded plastics burned. Firemen stood by until 2 a m. Earlier at 10 35 a m Friendship and Sarah Zane checked Martin's Drug Store on Berryville Ave for a minor trash barrel fire with no damage.
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O'Sullivan Ruboh Aeivas
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Martin
Berryville Ave
Park Your Car Insurance With Us Ad in Buffalo
Downtown Buffalo office building hosts a motorists invitation advertising car insurance services with a bold ask to park with the firm. The ad reflects period street‑level marketing targeting drivers in the urban core.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Farm and estate auctions listed across Northern Virginia
A NOVEMBER sales directory advertises multiple auctions near Winchester Staunton Leesburg and surrounding towns. Listings include furniture appliances firearms fishing gear dairy cattle real estate and farm equipment with auctioneers Orndorff Cole J L Yodd N Va Auction Co Charles R Duvall B O Brumback and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
John Komsa
Mt. Falls
Swan Lakes
J. L Yodd Auction Co
Denny’s Commission
Rt. 7
Orndorff and Cole
Hereford Association
Staunton
Verona
Owen Thomas
ITI
John F. Hepner
Rt. 637
Rt 7
Leesburg
N. Va
Robert K. Woltz
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
E. Brooke Lee
Damascus
M Herefords
Henry Shepherd
Shepherdstown
Shepherds Grade
Belleview Farm
Holstein & Guernsey
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Red Delicious Bags Limited As Harvest Wanes
District reports indicate firmer prices for select lots due to continued export demand. Orders for Yorks and Winesaps rise while domestic demand remains irregular. Harvest progresses with Winchester Martinsburg belt activity and cold storage filling. Red and Golden Delicious prices hold firm as Winesap movement starts in Virginia regions.
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Federal
Yorks
Winesaps
Winchester-Martinsburg
Winchester - Martinsburg
Piedmont
Virginia
Country Music Festival Launches in Nashville
WHPL disc jockey Jim McCoy and manager John Bell travel to the 10th annual Country Music Festival in Nashville Tennessee. The three day event will showcase country and western stars from across the nation including Patsy Cline from Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim McCoy
WHPL
Johnny Bell
Nashville
Tenn
Winchester
Patsy Cline
Police adopt neon protective vests for night traffic
Memphis officers directing traffic at night wear fluorescent orange and white nylon vests. The high visibility gear makes them stand out when hit by headlights like a neon sign.
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Memphis
Weather forecast: cloudy with showers this weekend
The region will see mostly cloudy skies with scattered light showers possible over the weekend. A pause in rain tonight in the southwest gives way to warmer spell through the weekend then cooler conditions by early next week.
Rainfall figures for year and averages shown
A summary of rainfall data lists November rainfall to date and 1961 totals. It compares this year’s rainfall with a 48 year average of 36.9 inches and provides monthly averages from January to November, noting values such as January 2.41 inches and August 3.95 inches.
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Iil
Poisoned Cats At Murphy's Feed Store Alarm SPCA
SPCA checks report of poisoning at Murphy's Feed Store on Boscawen Street. Three of five cats died in two days. owner Charles Murphy says thorough search of building and former Cumberland Valley Railroad Station found nothing harmful. Authorities urge caution with rodent poison to protect pets and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ervin Cleveland
Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Murphy’s Feed Store
Charles Murphy
Cumberland Valley Railroad
Boscawen St
Cleveland
Scientists warn shelters useless against giant bomb blast
Dr. Tom T. Sonier of the Rockefeller Institute reports that fallout shelters would be practically valueless in a high megaton attack on a metropolitan area like New York City. A 100 megaton bomb could trigger fire storms up to 75 miles away, making airtight shelters with independent oxygen supply the only potentially valuable option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Voice of America
Soviet Union
Tom T. Sonier
Rockefeller Institute
New York City
Sonier
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John H. Reid
William S. Welsh
Thomas Lambert
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
West Coast Lumber and Helpful Planning Service
F.H.A
John W. Rosenberger & Coo., Inc
Commerce St
Paul Pierce
John T. Owen
Clarke County Court House
Taylor St
Mary S. Whetzel
Brucetown
George G. Snarr, Jr
Stephens City Real Estate
Chaeris R. Duvall
Tom Link
Sadie Shull
W. F. Long
B. O. Brumback
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Winchester, VA
Shining Armor
Boney Ear
SPCA
Soviet
Ull
E. Piccadilly St
Massey-Harris
Allis, Chalmers
Allis-Chalmers
Tom.link
B. O, Brumback
Associated Press
Albany
Atlanta
Boston
Detroit
Moines
Fairbanks
Mdp
Weeny Mort. Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas ‘City
Milwaukee
Paul
New York
Philadelphia
Portland
Ore
St Louis
S&h
N. Cameron St
Valley Pike
H. J. Heinz CO
Swan Lake
Hayfield
Nation
Capitol
Oat’s
J. L. Todd Auction Company
Frank Brothers
Maminote One
Rome
Georgia
Frank Bros., Realtors
Harrisonburg
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