Albert H Grim Succumbs at 64 in Virginia
Albert Hottle Grim a native of Frederick county died of a heart attack yesterday morning near Nineveh Warren county He was 64 Survived by his wife Manila Chapman two sons Roy Grim and Liston Grim and two daughters Mrs Roger Pines and Mrs Arbutus White Also surviving four brothers Luther Silas Arthur Ollie and two sisters Effie Bray and Julia Grim Funeral arrangements not yet set
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Albert Hottle Grim
Frederick County
Nineveh
Warren County
Grim
Isaac Grim
Sarah Hottle Grim
Manila Chapman
Roy Grim
Front Royal
Cpl. Liston Grim
U. S. Army
Philippines
Roger Pines
Arbutus White
Luther Grim
White Post
Silas Grim
Middletown
Arthur and
Ollie Grim
Stephens City
Effie Bray
Julia Grim
Rotary Hears Youths Speak of Foundation
At the Winchester Rotary luncheon yesterday Miss Betsy Stockdale daughter of Mr and Mrs Layton Stockdale of Albin Maurice Carpenter son of Mr and Mrs Edward Carpenter of Albin and Davis Baughman of Sunnyside discussed the American Youth Foundation founded in 1914 at Lake Geneva Wisconsin. Philip H Sprinkle introduced the speakers.
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Winchester Rotary
Betsy Stockdale
Layton Stockdale
Albin
Maurice Carpenter
Edward Carpenter
Davis Baughman
Sunnyside
American Youth Foundation
Lake Geneva
Wis
Philip H. Sprinkle
FFA Fair Next Week In Stephens City
The 18th annual FFA fair at Stephens City High School runs next Thursday and Friday. The Northern Triangle Federation judging contest on the final day includes apples corn potatoes poultry and eggs. Roy Beaver is superintendent with Clyde Brumback assisting. many class officials and exhibitors are named with specific judges and volunteers.
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FFA
Stephens City-Middletown
Northern Triangle Federation
NTF
Frederick, Clarke
Warren Page
Rappahannock
Roy Beaver
Clyde Brumback
Earl Bailey
Richard Clem
Martin Ewing
Woodrow Legge
Therman Brumback
John Ford
Wayne Lowery
Allen Cooley
Loyd White
Danny Stell
Ernest Welch
Thomas DeMayo
Robert Pifer
Eddie Dodson
Warren Kines
Charles Rinker
Alvin Smith
Henry Ritenour
Gene Dicks
Nancy Ewing
Mildred Kirk
Bubbles Warren
Lola Madigan
Eva Martin
Mary Cooper
German leaders brace for cabinet crisis over dismantling list
In four zones, leaders foresee unrest as a new dismantling list emerges. Dr Karl Arnold warns administration officials may struggle to continue. Alfred Kubel expects an emergency session in Lower Saxony as winter hardship grows.
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Pers
Karl Arnold
North Rhine Wesphalia
Alfred Kubel
Lower Saxony
Europe
Reuben Rothgeb Dies at Luray Caverns Guide and Veteran
Reuben Rothgeb, a longtime Luray Caverns guide and World War II veteran, dies. He served in North Africa and belonged to Woodmen of the World American Legion and Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survived by his mother three sisters Beatrice Kibler Mary Grubbs Ruth Grubbs and a brother David Rothgeb. another sister Edna Mayes preceded him in death. Pallbearers will be World War II veterans.
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Rothgeb
Luray Caverns
Woodmen of the World
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Beatrice Kibler
Front Royal
Mary Grubbs
Winchester
Ruth Grubbs
Luray
David Rothgeb
Edna Mayes
Taft Heads for Home After Western Trip
Senator Robert A. Taft closed a 12 000 mile Western stump tour with a sharp critique of President Truman's administration in Casper Wyoming. He headed home by train to Cincinnati for talks with Rep. Clarence Brown to decide his future political course. Brown has campaigned as Taft's favorite son as Taft promoted Republican records across the West.
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Taft
Robert A. Taft
Ohio
Republican Congress
Casper
Wyo
Truman
Cincinnati
Clarence Brown
Brown
West
Mrs. Annie M. Haines Rites Held at Mount Olive Church
Funeral services were held at 2 30 p m today for Mrs Annie M Haines who died Wednesday Rev Irving conducted the rites at Mount Olive A B Church Goimencern were Walter Jo.
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Annie M. Haines
Irving
Mount Olive A. B. Church
Goimencern
Walter
Best way to cook eggs retain vitamins says Idaho
University of Idaho home economists say scrambling eggs preserves the most vitamins. The finding highlights that gentle cooking methods protect nutrient content better than poaching boiling or frying.
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University of Idaho
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Albert H. Grim
Rotary
Lydia E. Pinkham
Slydia E. Pinkham
New Holland
Holland
Winchester’s Shopping Center
Reuben Rothgeb
Mrs. Haines
Seph, Stanley, Barl and
Orville Clowser, and
Russell Kaplan
Malie
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hill’s
Hill
Bing Crosby
Sinatra
Candy Sale
Suh Avenue
Milt “Sy
Nesties
Power House
Clark
Forever Yours
Lifesavers Beechnut Gum
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Kromex
Collander
French Fry Basket & Pan
Hill's Toy & Novelty Store
N. Loudoun ST. Hone
Hotpoint
LIFE
Molden Electric CO
Loudoun
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