Obituary of Mrs Mary M Humphrey 63 Life-long Centenary member
Mrs. Mary M. Humphrey 63 widow of Henry Humphrey died at Memorial Hospital at 8 30 p m She was a life long member of Centenary Evangelical and formed Church She had lived with Miss Julia Adams near Gainesboro for ten years Her husband died in 1932 He worked for the City of Winchester A graveside service will be held Monday at 3 30 p m at Mount Hebron Cemetery by Dr S L Flickinger Friends and relatives may call
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Humphrey
Henry Humphrey
Memorial Hospital
Centenary Evangelical
Julia Adams
Gainesboro
Humphrey
City of
Winchester
Mount Hebron
Funeral service for Frank Strother Carlisle in Berryville
The funeral for Frank Strother Carlisle, who died yesterday at his Clarke County home, will be Monday at 2 p.m. at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville with burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named. The body remains at the funeral home. The Stephens City Lions Club broom sale Tuesday at 4 p.m. to benefit the Light Conservation program, contact fire hall Stephens City 292 for delivery.
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Frank Strother Carlisle
Clarke County
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mt Hebron
William Stickler
Reginald R. Duvall
Donald Duvall
Harvey Fishpan
Richard Bromiley
Harvey Feltner
Stephens City
Lions Club
John Washington Dies Suddenly at Home
John L. Washington of FE Pall Mall Street died suddenly yesterday at his home. He was born in this city.
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John L. Washington
FE Pall Mall St
Washington Family Obituary Noting Surviving Relatives
Son of Mrs. Mary Frances Washington, he lived his life here and is survived by his widow Sadie Washington five sons John Jr Robert Richard Franklin and Charles Wesley three daughters Sadie Williams Charlena and Elizabeth Washington six grandchildren and two aunts Emma Liz Willams and Isabelle Knight of Philadelphia Pa Funeral arrangements are not complete.
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Mary Frances Washington
Sadie Washington
John, Jr
Robert
Richard
Franklin
Charles Wesley
Daughers
Sadie Williams
Charlena
Elizabeth Washington
Emma Liz Willams
Isabelle Knight
Philadelphia
SPCA Dog Show Awards List Winners and Owners
The report lists winners across divisions for children ten to fourteen and multiple dog classes. Mike Kirby captures top honors in the 10 to 14 group and Best in Class. Peacemaker wins the ultimate cocker spaniel class, with Duke, Susan, Boots, Ginger and other winners named along with owners in Fairmont Ave, Route 4, Gaylord, and more.
Dog Show Honors Best in Show at Vir ginia Avenue School
Robeo Babalone Boy and four dogs from Martinsburg and Front Royal competed in the open class with nine entries. Liebchen won first in the dachshund group, Fritz second, Penny third, and Tanya fourth. Best of show went to the Lashley dachshunds, with audience prizes awarded by Scott Atkinson Jr. SPCA officials and dozens of winners and prize recipients were listed, led by Mrs. J. T. Clevenger as show chair.
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Robeo
Penny
Lashley
Tanya
Scott Atkinson, Jr
Junior Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Virginia Avenue School
Percy Shepherd
C. B. Mallory
J. C. Sherrill
Oliver Cramer
Richard Kenney
John Edmonds
Peter
B. Mallory
Harry Haines
Paul Cram, Jr
John Warner
Charles Harris
Charles Patton
George Weldig
Polish students clash with security over Po Prostu shutdown
Demonstrators demanded the return of Po Prostu, the banned student newspaper once tied to limited postwar freedoms. Rioting erupted after peaceful marches, with arrests, hospitalizations, and calls for militia inquiry as 2,000 students at the Polytechnic faced police action and 30 arrests.
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Po Prostu
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Communist Party
Communist Central Committee
Polytechnic
Gomulka
Bukowski
Saccharin first discovered at Johns Hopkins in 1879
Saccharin is a white crystal powder used for sweetening and made from a coal tar product. It was discovered in 1879 by German chemist Constantin Fahlberg and American Ira Remsen during research at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore Maryland.
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Constantin Fahlberg
Ira Remsen
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Cigarette Causes Fire Gutting Pall Mall St Living Room
A burning cigarette ash started a fire that gutted the second floor living room at 20 E Pall Mall St at 5 30 am today. No injuries reported. Damage estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars with insurance on the property. The fire, seen by neighbors, required three 2 inch lines to extinguish.
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Pall Mall St
E. Pall Mall St
Rouss
South End
Friendship Pire
Roosevelt Boyd
Franklin Day
Robert Brooks
Sadie Finley
Boyd
Fremont St
Negro Day Nursery
Gasoline Price War Buoys Norfolk Drivers
Motorists in the Norfolk-Portsmouth area welcomed a price war as gas prices fell about 9 cents. Regular 29 cents, premium 27 cents, super 30.9 cents. down from 32.9, 36.9, 38.9. Whittemore of the retailers association said another one cent drop hit Portsmouth and may reach Norfolk soon. dealers report companies absorbing 7.1 cents of the cut.
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Norfolk
Norfolk - Portsmouth
Charles V. Whittemore
Gasoline Retailers Association
Portsmouth
Strasburg Man and Wife Burial Details
The Strasburg man and his wife are survived by one son Gilbert Golden of Philadelphia one daughter Mrs Eileen Williams of Norris Town Pa and one sister Mrs Sadie Green of Philadelphia A funeral Sunday at 9 00 am at Beth El Temple by Rabbi Jerome Garland pallbearers named The remains will be moved to Philadelphia for a service at Joseph Levin Son Chapel 1512 North Broad Street Monday 1 00 pm Interment Mount Lanai Cemetery Philadelphia at Jones Funeral Home.
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Philip FE
Golden
Beth el Temple
Jos
Levin & Son Chapel
North Broad Street
Philadelphia
Gilbert Golden
Eileen Williams
Norristown
Sadie Green
Jerome Garland
Joseph Zuckerman
Charles Zuckerman
Samuel Zuckerman
Aaron Zuckerman
Louis Zuckerman
Abraham Cooper
Joseph Levin & Son
Mount Lanai Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Auction and livestock sale notices circulate in Winchester area
Sales directory lists events on October dates including Jim's Auction Sale near Stephens City for household goods and tools. Virginia Livestock Meet at N Kent St Winchester for feeder calves and cattle. estate of Clark McDonald near Winchester with goods and machinery. Cavaliere Farms near Luray with Aberdeen Angus stock. Mrs Page Lee antiques and furniture near Berryville. Virginia Hereford Association Fall Show and Sale at Farmers Livestock Market Winchester with registered Herefords.
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Jim
Stephens City
W. D. Orndorff
Virginia Livestock Met
N. Kent St
Winchester
Clark McDonald
Ste
Dennis T. Cole
Cavalier Farms
Luray
Aberdeen Angus
W. Hugh Ownby Auction Co
Page Lee
Berryville
W. D Orndorff
Virginia
Hereford Association
Farmers Livestock Market
G. B. Simmerman, Jr
Weather sketch for Virginia with coastal clouds
Tonight shows cloudiness inland with lows 40s to 50s west and 50s to 60s east. Sunday brings considerable cloudiness with little temperature change across the state.
October Rainfall and Averages from 44-Year Record
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 a m shows none. October rainfall to date none. 1957 rainfall to date 22 46. Average annual rainfall over 44 years is 33 99 inches. Monthly averages for 1912 46: January 2 43 February 2 00 March 2 97 April 3 08 May 3 86 June 3 86 July 3 79 August 4 00 September 2 66 October 3 24 November 2 54 December 2 47.
Shooting Match Winners Named
Winners of last night’s shooting match sponsored by the Round Hill Fire Company were Harley Swisher with three prizes Ray McDonald two Foest Gray two Millard Ferreber James Kerns Vernon Haines George Hodgson and Joseph Bayliss. The next match is October 11 at 7 pm at Harry Patterson’s farm with a county ham among prizes.
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The
Round Hill Fire Company
Harley Swisher
Ray McDonald
Foest Gray
Millard Ferreber
James Kerns
Vernon Haines
George Hodgson
Joseph Bayliss
Harry Patterson
County Ham
Little Rock Crisis Eyewitness Recalls Troop Incident
John Pennington and Jack Nelson recount a street clash near Central High School where troops with bayonets pressed a crowd. C E Blake was wounded as troops moved through the group and interview attempts faced bayonet points. Residents fear speaking openly amid federal presence and economic retaliation.
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John Pennington
The
Atlanta Journal
Jack Nelson
Atlanta Constitution
Army
Atlanta
Balke
Sgt
May
Blake
Soviet satellite Beep Beep signals stir space race talk
The 23 inch diameter 185 pound Almond device signals back to earth as the Soviet satellite known as the first beeps beamed to U S observers. Tass announced the craft will be visible with simple optics and noted three US passes over intact. American scientists hailed the Soviet achievement while planning their own Vanguard launch from Cape Canaveral and Moscow added experts are tracing the orbit amid upper atmosphere uncertainties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
International Geophysical Year
Tass
Defense Department
Washington
Naval
RCA Communications
New York
National Broadcasting Co
Columbia Broadcasting System
U. S
Navy
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moscow
Rebekahs Hold Annual District Meeting in Winchester
The 33rd annual Shenandoah Rebekah Association District No. 11 meeting convened with Winchester Rebekah Lodge in Odd Fellows Hall. Hazel Moyer of Luray named president. Louise V. Rigsbee installed officers and spoke on the United Nations Pilgrimage for youth. Eight candidates from Luray received the degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah Rebekah Association
Winchester Rebekah Lodge
Odd Fellows Hall
Edinburg No
Joy Mason
Princes Tevalt
Hazel Moyer
Luray
Loyalty No. 45
Bentonville
Shenandoah
Elizabeth
Edith No
Louise V. Rigsbee
Rebekah Assembly of Virginia
Winchester Lodge
Evelyn Goodwin
United Nations
Rebekahs
Betty Sue Nicholas
Winchester
Model Lodge
Front Royal Lodge
Shenandoah No. 83
Japan says Soviet Union rejects third nuclear test suspension
The Japanese foreign office announced that the Soviet Union has denied Japan four times on suspending Russian nuclear tests and rejected the latest request.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Soviet Union
Japan
Almond and Dalton clash over Virginia politics and press bias
The exchange centers on who should represent the state in highway matters and the press’s treatment of Almond and Dalton. Almond defends Virginia sovereignty and federal aid, while Dalton accuses him of parroting the Democratic machine and highlights past Arlington school board issues.
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Dalton
Almond
Arlington County
Senate
Arlington
General Assembly
Alexandria
Feder
Virginia
Georgia Venezuela As children with wings of an angels
A fragmented line lists Georgia and Venezuela among terms referenced with the phrase as children with wings of an gels, suggesting a poetic fragment or caption rather than a full news item. No clear event or organized context is provided.
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Georgia
Venezuela
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Vicki Stein
Kernstown
Billy Stone
Fairmont Ave
Mike Kirby
Boyce
Tom Lillis
Route 4
Frances Crawford
Gaylord
Morris Carter
W. Cork St
Fred Cramer
Malden Drive
Ann Woore
Clearbrook
Charles Mallory
Wolfe St
Brenda Kay
Thomas Lofton
Route 2
Mr. Lofton
Benton Snider
Mercer's Village
A. C. Kirby
William Hough
Front Royal
John Henry
Middletown
Polly
Elvis
P. C. Shepherd
Round Rock
Jessie Gordon
Senseng Road
Mallory
Sharon Henry
Mike
Joyce
J. E. Michael
Martinsburg
Russell Holliday
E. Monmouth St
Nan Reeee
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Ind
Commerce St
Gomredding
Brumback
Cameron St
Strasburg
Order of the Golden Rule
Paul Mentel
Iowa
C. E. Blake
Little Rock
FBI
Central High
E. W. Taylor
Pine Bluff
Norman Young
Gov, Faubus
Fruit Growers
H. W. Butler & Bro
Wyck St
Juneau
Orchards
Jesus
Mary
Egypt
Singer
Wael
Oscar “Wilde
N. Cameron St
Perry Engineering CO
Web
E. S.T
Boston
Lee
Haviland
Coalport
Waterford
Mrs. Page Lee
Moreland & Furr
Marvin Community Church
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