Obituary for Matison B. Kline 75 of Yellow Springs W Va
Matison B. Kline 75 died at his Yellow Springs home. Born November 1 1881 to Lemuel and Sarah Burkholder Kline. Survived by wife Mim Abbie Miller three children Mrs Silas McParland John Kline and Mrs Joseph Roby three grandchildren and sister Mrs Anna La Pollette. Funeral at Cagier Funeral Home Lehew with Rev Paul Frye and Rev J Heck. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
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Matison B. Kline
Yellow Springs
W. V
Lemuel
Sarah Burkholder Kline
Mim Abbie Miller
Withree
Silas McParland
John Kline
Joseph Roby
Robert
Tommy McParland
Peggy Kline
Anna R. la Pollette
Lehew
W. Vane
Cagier
Lehew Unti
Paul Frye
Harrisonburg
J . Heck
Belvoir
L. F. Miller
Miller
Kenneth Sedon
Wiliam Davis
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Carl Sampson Dies at Middletown Home
Carl Sampson of Middletown R FP BD died last night at his home. The body is at Stover's Funeral Hotel Strasburz.
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Carl Sampson
Middletown
RFP BD
Stover
Strasburz
Funeral services for W Carroll Willis Tuesday at 3
Funeral services for Mr. W Carroll Willis are set for Tuesday at 3 00 p m at the residence 125 South Cameron Street where the family will receive friends prior to the service. The remains will be interred in a local cemetery. Willis was a longtime resident and community member. He is survived by extended family. Funeral arrangements are being handled by the local mortuary.
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W. Carroll Willis
South
Cameron Street
Death of W. Carroll Willis at 71 in Winchester
W Carroll Willis 71 of 1268 Cameron St died at 4 50 p m yesterday in Winchester Memorial Hospital He was born June 11 1886 in this city son of the late William and Florence Hodgson Willis He married Mamie Brown on June 4 1947 He was a World War I veteran and member of Market St Methodist Church He ran Willis Bicycle Shop and is survived by widow and one brother Harry Willis Funeral at 3 p m tomorrow at the Willis home 1258 Cameron St with burial at Mt Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named.
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W. Carroll Willis
Cameron St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William
Florence Hodgson Willis
Mamie Brown
Willis
John Kerr School
Shenandoah Valley Academy
Market St
Adams’ Express Shop
Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
Millard Lewis
E. T Clark
Mt. Hebron
Stewart A. Mowrey
Claude Strickler
Harry Dietel
Eldridge Adams
J. Scott Atkinson
J. H. Yost
Funeral service for John L. Washington
A funeral service for John L. Washington who died Friday at his home on East Pall Mall Street will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock from Cartwright Funeral Home. The Rev. C. A. Jones, pastor of the local Baptist church, will officiate.
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John L. Washington
E. Pall Mall St
Cartwright Funeral Home
C. A. Jones
Local Auctions Set Across Winchester Valley Area
Sales Directory lists multiple auctions: Jims Auction Sale near Stephens City with household goods and tools. Virginia Livestock Meet on N Kent St Winchester for feeder calves and cattle. Clark McDonald estate sale six miles west of Winchester on Ste Road 608 with household goods and tools. Cavali er Farms five miles north of Luray for Aberdeen Angus herd and farm gear. Harry B Warner at City Market House Basement Hagerstown Md for household goods furniture and antiques. Auctioneers include W D Orndorff Dennis T Cole W Hugh Own by Auction Co Lewis Renner.
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Jim
Stephens City
W. D. Orndorff
Virginia Livestock
N. Kent St
Winchester
Clark McDonald
Ste
Dennis T. Cole
Cavalier Farms
Luray
Aberdeen Angus
W. Hugh
Lewis Renner
Funeral services held by St Paul Methodist Church officiating
The body may be viewed this evening from 6 to 10 o'clock. Pallbearers listed include Martin Smith Kenneth Williams Marshall Williams John H Preston Mitchell Burks and Floyd Taper. Interment is planned for Orrick Cemetery.
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St. Paul Methodist Church
Martin Smith
Kenneth Williams
Marshall Williams
John H. Preston
Mitchell Burks
Floyd Taper
Orrick Cemetery
Virginia Leader Denounces Court Over Education Policy
A Virginia figure decries Supreme Court actions on education as unconstitutional and a threat to public schools. He argues state control remains essential, urges higher teacher salaries, and vows to uphold the lamp of learning for future generations.
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Virginia
Integration debate centers on Little Rock high schools
Peace touts the Little Rock plan as a national model while tension rises. Central High stands alongside Hall High for whites and Horace Mann for Negroes, with Mann praised as a premier facility costing 925000 and 700 students. Blosom calls Mann a top facility matching Central’s scholastic rating.
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Little Rock
Arkansas
Central
Hall High
Central High
Horace Mann High
South
Virgil T. Blossom
Horace Mann
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Chevrolet sedan damaged in collision with cattle truck
A Chevrolet sedan was smashed fore and aft in a crash with a cattle truck. Police reported the incident occurred on a stretch of road with damage to both vehicles and injuries not yet confirmed.
Tensions and conflicts roil Little Rock as integration debates heat up
The piece portrays conflicting views on integration in Little Rock. It reports on nine Negro students approaching Central High amid boos from white students and quotes parents wrestling with fear and hope. A separate science note mentions a sighting of a bright object over College Alaska, with debate over whether it was a satellite or rocket stage.
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Little Rock
Central High
H. C. Ray
Havoneta
U. S
Gordon B. Little
University of Alaska
Little
College
Alaska
Harvard
Richard E. McCrosky
Russians Track Satellite Data and International Sharing
US scientists and officials report that data from the Soviet satellite is being shared with international teams and used to refine orbital calculations. Caltech researchers note the orbit is slightly elliptical with a closest approach near 300 miles and an average height around 380 miles.
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Blagonravov
Naval Research Laboratory
U.S
North
South America
Pickering
America
Caltech
Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Alaska
Little Rock integration tests resolve and threaten nation
The article surveys the tense siege around Little Rock Fifteen forced integration of a high school as federal troops escort nine Negro students past segregationist resistance. It weighs futures if troops withdraw, the potential spread of opposition, and the larger clash between state sovereignty and federal law led by Gov. Faubus and the NAACP.
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Page Llze
Capitol Citizens Council
Lite Rock
Little Rock
Arkansas
South
America
Supreme Court
Multiple Vehicle Crash Near Olds Injures No One
Seven Hart reported the Olds driven by Donald Eugene Rush of Ft Belvoir headed east lost control on a wet road and struck a bank, turning several times. Property damage was about 1000 with no injuries. A chain reaction followed involving four more cars including a 1957 Ford driven by Evelyn Dunham and a 1949 Ford driven by Michael Dunham. Damage totaled 150 to Dunham, 250 to the 1949 Ford, and 125 to the Chevrolet. A separate incident on Cameron Street involved Ernest Gaither nearly struck by a 1951 Chevrolet pickup driven by William Akers, with no injuries.
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Olds
Donald Eugene Rush
Ft. Belvoir
Rush
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Evelyn L. Dunham
Circleville
Richard Loan
Michael Dunham
Lemons
Elkins
W. Va
Chevrolet
Howard Lemons
Willam E. Hoffer
Acme
Griffith
Dunham
Ford
Hoffer
Winchester
Cameron St
Gibbons
Thomas Boyd
Orkin Exterminators
William C. Akers
Cameron
Virginia Weather Today and Five Day Outlook
Variable cloudiness with showers mainly west tonight and southeast Tuesday. Temperatures near normal. highs 60s to low 70s, lows 40s to mid 50s. A trace to two tenths of rain possible Thursday, October 8–12 extended forecast for Virginia.
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Virginia
Rainfall figures and annual averages for past 44 years
Rainfall data covers the 48 hours to 8:30 am with 3.58 inches for October and year to date 3.58 inches, 1957 year to date 26.04 inches, and average annual rainfall over 44 years at 33.99 inches. Monthly averages from 1912-46 show varied totals, with October 3.24 and other months listed.
Quiz page answers listing three items
The note provides the solutions printed on page 4: Mercury, a kiss, and Mount Sinai. It lists three answers corresponding to different questions in order.
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Mercury
Mount Sinai
Card of Thanks for Charles Luther Carpenter
The family thanks Rev. Reiter church and friends for flowers and cards after the death of Charles Luther Carpenter. Wife and Children.
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Rev. Reiter
Charles Luther Carpenter
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