Deaths and Funerals for Altman and Hinkins Held
Two obituaries note the passing of John Shejton Altman and Miss Mary Edna Hinkins. Altman’s service was held at Middleburg Baptist Church with survivors including widow Bedonia Owens and sons John and Rozier, plus sisters and a brother. Hinkins, 82, will be laid to rest at Riverview Cemetery after a Stover Funeral Home chapel service. flowers omitted, contributions to the Strasburg Christian Church Building Fund requested.
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Bedonia Owens
John Shejton Altman
Leslie L. Altman
Miami Beach
Rozier B. Altman
Plains
I. Freeman
Silver Spring
Maurice Rathmill Maitland
Middleburg
Ed’ Nicholson
Hugh Swart
C. Reamer
H. C. Dodsett
Teele
High Griffith
E. McConnell
R. E
Myer
Winchester
Orville O'Donnell
Nathalie
Louis Everly
Marlboro
Stover Funeral Home
David C. Derby
Dattaen
Charles
Samuel Pete
Harold Starter
Joseph Piter
George Trimble
Strasburg Christian Church
Riverview Cemetery
Democrats Win and Mayors Elected in Wake of Campaign Row
The report notes racial tensions in campaigns as Tate charges McDermott with courting white voters while McDermott blames mayoral indecision for unrest. The DNC plans to comment later. New York voters back a nonbinding track decision on legislation. Other elected mayors include Salt Lake City's J Bracken Lee and Boston's John F Collins. Columbus sees Maynard E Sensenbrenner win in a comeback.
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Tate
McDermott
Democratic National Committee
New York City
Richard J. Hugh
Salt Lake City
J. Bracken Lee
Republian
Boston
John F. Colins
Indianapolis
J. Barton
Columbus
Ohio
Maynard E. Sensenbrenner
Democrats Name New Board and Local Justice Winners
As of January 1 the board will include three Democrats, an nt and a Republican. Justices of the Peace elected yesterday include George Scheulen with 479 votes, Robert E. O'Neal 140 votes, and Ben Rogers 128 votes, all from Opequon District. Douglas J. O'Connell of Stone Wall District received 1,382 votes and B. H. Jones of Shawnee District 1,388 votes.
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George Scheulen
Robert E. O'Neal
Ben Rogers
Opequon
Douglas J. O'Connell
Stonewall
B. H. Jones
Shawnee
Aldhizer Re-elected In Warren County Senate Race
Democratic incumbent George S. Aldhizer won the State Senate seat in Warren County with 1,498 votes against Republican Thomas M. Hall who had 592, a 946 vote margin. John F. Ewell was elected commonwealth's attorney with 1,664 votes as the only name on the ballot.
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Front Royal
George S. Aldhizer
State Senate
Thomas M. Hall
Warren County
Mr. Aldhizer
Mr. Hall
Commonwealth
John F. Ewell
Local Primary Vote Totals Elect Several County Officials
In the Democratic primary William J. Phillips was defeated by Mr. Ewell after a write-in effort with 36 votes. Gary Keyser led Warren balloting and won sheriff with 2,103 votes. Turner A Slaughter captured the treasurer post with 1,976 ballots. Charles D. Price was unopposed for the House of Delegates and received 1,946 votes. Commissioner of the Revenue J Francis Donaldson polled 1,902 votes.
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William J. Phillips
Mr. Ewell
Gary Keyser
Warren
Turner
A. Slaughter
Charles D. Price
House of Delegates
Revenue
J. Francis Donaldson
Negro Loses in Georgia City Council Race
In Ocilla Georgia Clarence Davis 43 owner of a dry cleaning shop was defeated in the Democratic primary by John Wingate furniture dealer and former mayor 639 votes to 166 Davis becomes the first Negro to seek public office in the town's council race. All four district representatives on the Board of Supervisors were re elected with varying vote counts across districts Front Royal District elected three Justices of the Peace for the first time.
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Ocilla
South Georgia
Clarence Davis
John W. Wingate
Board of Supervisors
A. Alton Atwood
Front Royal
Wilson
J. Burke
Fork
E. Maurice Bowen
Cedarville
George B. Baggerly
South River
J. Monroe Burke
JL. Dickinson
R. A. Robertshaw
Weather Today Showcases 50 Year Rainfall Averages
Rainfall data القراءة shows totals and monthly averages over the last fifty years. Average annual rainfall stands at 36.91 inches with monthly figures ranging from 2.40 inches in January to 3.90 inches in July.
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Goreeneeeeneeee
Lamp’s
Carper’s Valley
Greenwood
Kennytown
Albin Ere New Eee
Brucetown Ereeee
Neffstown Eeeeee
White Hall
Virginia Weather Forecast Early Week Outlook
The Virginia forecast shows upper 40s temperatures with a partly cloudy Thursday. Friday looks fair and mild with calm conditions expected across the region.
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Virginia Serena
First Latin Translation of the Koran Suppressed for Centuries
The 1143 Latin translation of the Quran was not published for 400 years, remaining unknown in Europe until later rediscovery. The fragment highlights a long period of suppression and concealment surrounding early Islamic texts.
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