Obituary of Edith Virginia Tyson of Winchester
Edith Virginia Tyson 72 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after three months illness and two weeks hospitalization. She born July 29 1892 Paw Paw West Virginia, widow of Charles W Tyson died 1942. Survived by son Charles B Tyson four grandchildren four great grandchildren three brothers two sisters. Funeral Friday 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg burial Rosedale Cemetery Martinsburg. Viewing Thursday 7 to ? p.m. DST.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Virginia Tyson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Tyson
Paw Paw
W. Va
N. Loudoun St
William H
Margaret Ambrose Effland
Charles W. Tyson
The
Perfection Garment Co
Martinsburg
St. Luke’s Eub
Charles B. Tyson
Winchester
John Effland
Cumberland
Joseph
Charles Effland
Akron
Mary Shearer
Lucille Bradley
Brown Funeral Home
Howard Lee Falk
St. Luke’s Eub Church
Rosedale
Samuel J. Cooper Dies in Martinsburg at 71
Samuel J. Cooper 71, formerly of Winchester and Middletown, died unexpectedly Monday in Martinsburg West Virginia. He worked as a mechanic for several shops including Norwalk Auto Shops Kent Miller Garage Tuscarora Motors and Dailey Motors before retirement. Survived by two daughters and a son, three granddaughters, one sister and one brother, with a funeral held today at the Rosemont Kogelschatz and Coffman Funeral Home Martinsburg. Burial followed at Rosedale Cemetery with Masonic rites by Robert White Lodge.
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Samuel J. Cooper
Winchester
Middletown
Martinsburg
W.va
Mr. Cooper
Frederick County
Cornelius and
Emma Bayliss Cooper
Norwalk Auto
Kent Miller
Tuscarora Motors
Dailey Motors
Trinity Methodist Church
Robert White Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Robert S. Rhodes
LeGarde Cook
Samuel N. Cooper
Carmichael
Calif
Viola Cooper
Presbyterian Home
Harrisonburg
Graham Cooper
Rosemont
Kogelschatz
Coffman Funeral Home
J. Raymond Wood
Rosedale Cemetery
Robert White
Phrase from Goldwater book cited at North Dakota plowing contest
President continued remarks on farm subsidy program termination quoting Goldwater's The Conscience of a Conservative. Johnson criticized attempts to soften words and warned disaster would come to farmers in gradual doses if policy remains unchanged.
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Goldywater
North Dakota
Johnson
Civic Center Discussion On Winchester Plan Tonight
A TAC round-table on the proposed Winchester Civic Center airs tomorrow at 6 30 p m on WHPL. Keith Lupton interviews TAC officers Marilyn O Hara Snapp Dale Bailey and Lin Martin about the 350000 facility and the fundraising campaign led by honorary chairman U S Senator Harry F Byrd.
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Winchester Civic Center
Virginia FFA Delegation Heads to National Convention
More than 60 Virginians will attend the 37th annual National FFA convention in Kansas City next week. The Virginia delegation is led by Lowell L. Koontz of Elkton and Ronald Millner of Appomattox, with Koontz as past state president and Millner as state FFA president.
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Richmond
Virginia Association of Future Farmers of America
Kansas City
Virginia
Lowell L. Koontz
Elkton
Ronald Millner
Appomattox
FFA
Dr Simonini to Speak at Virginia Education Association Meeting
The 6th District Virginia Education Association annual meeting gathers about 2000 language arts teachers from Winchester to Augusta County at Madison College Harrisonburg. Dr Rinaldo Simonini Jr of Longwood College, a linguistics authority, will address the language arts section on The Place of Linguistics in the Classroom. Music by Handley High School Band and remarks by Madison College president G Tyler Miller precede the event with Franklin Cain delivering VEA greetings.
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Virginia Education Association
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Winchester
Rinaldo Simonini
Simonini
Longwood College
Johns Hopkins University
University of North Carolina
University of Florence
Italy
American Council of Learned Societize
Linguistic Institute
University of Maryland
Virginia English Bulletin
National Council of Teachers of English
University Center In Virginia
Fred Landis
Handley High School
District Association of Teachers of English
Augusta County
Waynesboro
Virginia School For the Deaf and Blind
Gaylen Strance
G. Tyler Miller
V.E.A
Franklin Cain
Warren Brandt
Press Polytechnic
Tray Pack Demand Buoyant for Apples in Tray Pack Lines
Apple markets show fairly good demand for tray pack cartons while film bag sales lag. Harvest slowed by rain across Appalachia with Red Delicious Golden Delicious Red Staymans Red Yorks and Winesaps being gathered in southern Virginia and nearby districts. Prices ranged from 3.50 to 4.50 for tray pack Red Delicious with various grades and sizes. film bag prices held around 22 to 30 cents for 4-lb units. Shipments in Appalachia trail last year while Michigan New Jersey and Washington run ahead. processor movement remains heavy.
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Federal State Market News Service
Martinsburg
W.va
Appalachian
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
U.S
Michigan
New Jersey
Washington
Springfield Man Convicted On 3 Counts
A Springfield Virginia resident George J Sharrock was convicted on three counts possessing untaxed whiskey being drunk in public and disorderly conduct after appealing lower court convictions to a five man Corporation Court jury yesterday He was fined 50 dollars and costs for possessing the whiskey 10 dollars for disorderly conduct and 5 dollars for being drunk Sharrock who defended himself told the jurors he had been drunk when arrested on September 18 but denied knowledge of the whiskey
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Springfield
George J. Sharrock
Corporation
Sharrock
Motel Group Backs Park Authority Support Urges Four-County Authority
Members of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association ask Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren counties and Winchester City Council to back a four county Park and Recreation Authority. They endorsed the idea at a meeting to direct outdoor recreation development and study local needs. An initial project already underway includes a park area north of Strasburg near Cedar Creek.
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Boards of Supervisors
Frederick and
Clarke
Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Motel Assn
Aody
Shenanoah Valley
Shenandoah
War
Ren
Strasburg
Cedar Creek
Catholic Policy Is Reversed on Intercommunion
The Vatican Ecumenical Council approved allowing Roman Catholics to receive certain sacraments in Eastern Orthodox services. The decision stops short of extending intercommunion to Protestants and Anglicans, but supports unity efforts by endorsing shared sacraments between Catholic and other Christian churches in the De Ecumenismo schema.
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Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Navy Secretary Nitze to Speak at Richmond Navy Day Luncheon
Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze will address a Navy Day luncheon in Richmond on October 29 in the Roof Garden of the Hotel John Marshall. Attendees include Mayor Merrill Crowe, Rep. J Vaughan Gary, and two Navy flag officers Vice Admiral Vernon Lawrance and Rear Admiral Edmund B. Taylor.
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Richmond
Paul H. Nitze
John Marshall
Merrill Crowe
J. Vaughan Gary
D- Va
Navy
Vernon Lawrance
Edmund B. Taylor
5Th Naval District
Hospital plans add space and beds in 1961 expansion
Plans announced in January 1961 outline a hospital expansion across the west side from Cork to Clifford St. The project, funded by local drive over 1 million dollars plus Hill Burton and Ford Foundation grants, adds 389 beds and new X-ray, lab, pharmacy, ER, two nursing floors, a psychiatric unit, an Intensive Care Unit, recovery room, and cobalt therapy, with renovations to expand space.
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Hill-Burton
Ford Foundation
Cork
Clifford St
Virginia Weather Forecast Fair and Cool With Frost at Night
The five day outlook for Thursday through Monday shows temperatures two to seven degrees below normal with warmer Thursday and cooler conditions by the weekend. Little or no rain expected.
Stephens City approves water meter repairs and line to new homes
The Stephens City Town Council authorized the Water and Sewer Committee to repair water meters and noted hydrant checks and new water line construction to two homes on Highview Ave. Elwood Mauck chairs the Street Committee with Franklin Guess and Richard Adams. Town Sergeant Herbert Darr reported succeeding Fred Cline. All members attended except Bass.
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Stephens City
Water and Sewer Committee
Highview Ave
Thomas A. Ewing
Charles E. Bass
J. W. McCormick
Main St
Elwood Mauck
Franklin E. Guess
Richard L. Adams
Herbert Darr
Paper Mill Road
Mr. Darr
Fred W. Cline
Market edges higher amid mixed trading on Wall Street
New York stocks opened with modest gains as American Smelting rose while Du Pont Eastman Kodak Texaco and others posted fractional advances. General Motors eased from recent highs, while Ford and Chrysler slipped or held. The AP average fell 0.5 to 327.1 yesterday.
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New York
du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Texaco
Liggett & Myers
Sears, Roebuck
Chesapeake & Ohio
General Motors
Ford
Pacific Tin
Sunshine
Cerro
Texas Gulf
Union Pacific
Sun Valley
Idaho
Auto Theft Suspect Arrested After Recovery in New Jersey
A stolen car taken from Joseph Williams of 547 North Braddock Street was recovered in Cinnaminson Township New Jersey. Chief Thomas F Adams said a suspect from Hazard Kentucky has been arrested in connection with the theft. The note also explains the origin of the word Lent from Old English lengton meaning springtime.
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Joseph Williams
N. Braddock St
Cinnaminson Township
N.J
Thomas F. Adams
New Jersey
Adams
Hazard
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True
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Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Tatko Slate
John W. Rosenberger & CO. Inc
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Medical Library
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Cameron St
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Pele
Glaize & Bro Ie
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Chrysler Motors Corporation
Pine Motor CO
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Chrysler Imperial Dodge
Achester, Va
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