Obituary for James H Butler of Front Royal Virginia
James Harold Butler of Front Royal died en route to Warren County from his Morgantown home at 3 30 p m He was a son of Mrs Hester Miles and the late James H Butler A Mt Vernon Baptist Church member and Mason he is survived by his widow Katherine Butler of Front Royal his mother three sisters Eliza Mary Rosa and Juanita Jackson four grandchildren a brother Joseph E Bourgeois an aunt Eva Symon and an uncle William H Miles The funeral 1 p m Wednesday at Mt Vernon Baptist Church with viewing Tuesday 7 8 p m and 11 a m to 1 p m Wednesday Burial in National Cemetery Winchester
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James Harold Butler
Front Royal
Warren County
Morgantown
Hester Miles
James H. Butler
Butler
Mt. Vernon Baptist Church
St. Luke Lodge No
Cavaliers Club
Katherine Butler
Eliza Mary Butler
All Beavers
Charles Baltimore
Matthew Pines
Charles Dean
James Travis
Early Baltimore
John Johnson
National Cemetery
Winchester
Funeral for Daniel Agnew of Burling ton West Virginia
Mr Daniel Agnew of Burlington West Virginia died Sunday at his home He was the father of the Rev Daniel Agnew pastor of the Western Frederick Evangelical United Brethren Charge The service is slated for 1 p m tomorrow at Pro tract Chambers in Keyser West Virginia.
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Daniel Agnew
Burlington
W. Va
Western Frederick
Dr Herman T Briscoe Dies at 66 in Indianapolis
Dr Herman T Briscoe 66 retired vice president and dean of faculties at Indiana University died Sunday after ongoing treatment for a heart attack suffered September 30. He was born in Schoals Indiana.
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H. T. Briscoe
Indianapolis
Herman T. Briscoe
Indiana University
Schoals
Ind
Service Set For Victor Combs Victim Of Fall
Funeral for Victor Robert Combs 38 a former Lynchburg resident who died from injuries after a scaffold fall will be held tomorrow at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home. Burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Survived by wife Janette three children parents and siblings. Combs a construction superintendent with English Construction died at Lynchburg General Hospital.
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Victor Robert Combs
Lynchburg General Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Earl C. Day
Emmett Dettra
Combs
Lynchburg
English Construction Co
Three Found Semi-Conscious at Fairmont Avenue Labor Camp
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad found three people in a semi conscious state at the Fairmont Avenue labor camp. David Manago 45 Lucille Manago 40 and Andy Manago 4 were identified. They received oxygen and were not hospitalized. The cause remains unclear. The group was found in a closed cabin with a coal stove. call came at 7 25 a.m. after adults missed bus to the orchard.
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Fairmont Ave
Winchester
David Manago
Lucille Manago
Andy Manago
Police Raid Pig Farm Nab Gamblers
New Jersey state police raided a pig farm in Williamstown and charged proprietor Floyd Merline with maintaining a gambling resort. Eight participants in a dice game were charged with disorderly conduct, and Merline’s brother Gabriel Merline of Egg Harbor was booked on a gambling charge.
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Williamstown
N. J
New Jersey
Floyd Merline
Merline
Gabriel
Egg Harbor
Philadelphia boy charged in shocking assault on 5 year old girl
A 14 year old boy led police to a basement where he allegedly assaulted Sally Ann Hayard a 5 year old girl. She remains in critical condition after a five hour operation with injuries to chest abdomen and face. The suspect Leo Reilly Jr. was charged with multiple counts including assault and aggravated battery by knife.
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Philadelphia
Sally Ann Hayard
Leo Reilly Jr
Sally Ann
Reilly
Sally
Doris Hayward
Francis Knoll
Harrison to Address Winchester Frederick History Group
Burr P. Harrison representative from the Seventh District will speak to the Winchester Frederick County Historical Society on Thursday at 7 45 pm. The topic Old Time Politics in Winchester and Frederick County will be presented in a nonpartisan manner at the George Washington Hotel.
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Burr P. Harrison
Congress
Winchester
Arrest Made on Kidnap Charge in Graeme Thorne Case
Colombo police arrest Hungarian-born Stephen Leslie Bradley on a warrant charging kidnap murder in the Graeme Thorne case. Bradley was taken from the British liner Himalaya and will await extradition to Australia. Thorne vanished July 7, his father had won 100 000 pounds in a lottery, a ransom was demanded but not paid, and the boy's body was found August 26.
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Colombo
Ceylon
Stephen Leslie Bradley
Graeme Thorne
Sydney
Australia
Bradley
Himalaya
Briscoe Breaks Ice in Page Jackson Versus Berryville Clash
Johnson Williams edged Berryville 39 to 7 as Page Jackson halfback William Briscoe scored the opening TD on a 30 yard drive. Fullback Stacy Clay added the extra point and Berryville showed late fight with a second period comeback before JC extended lead.
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Page Jackson
William Briscoe
Johnson Williams
Stacy Clay
Market Quotions Show Uneven Trading In Early Afternoons
Market activity is uneven and calm with minor gains and losses across key stocks. The AP averages inch down while the Dow Jones index edges up. bonds move mixed as sectors like steels tobaccos aircrafts and drugs show slight strength and rails weaken. The piece also notes USDA cattle hogs and grain prices across multiple cities and regions with a later note on about 900 new shopping centers planned in 1960.
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New York
Associated Press
Dow Jones
U.S
Chicago Grain Market Opens Mixed As Trade Reports Pulse In
Chicago grain prices start mixed with soybeans steady amid harvest activity. Wheat opens unchanged to seven cents lower, corn up to four cents, oats steady to lower, and soybeans flat to modest gains for November futures.
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Richmond (Ap
Richmond Area Grain
Chicago
Board of Trade
Prehistoric Neanderthal Skeletons Found by Dr Solecki
Dr Ralph Solecki of Columbia University reports seven Neanderthal skeletons found in a Iraqi cave near Shanidar, 250 miles north of Baghdad. Six remains are in Iraq, one at the Smithsonian. The 45,000 year old skeleton shows a rib puncture and possible below elbow amputation.
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Ralph Solecki
Columbia University
Charles Solecki
Miller Heights
Iraqui
Solecki
Iraq
Smithsonian Institute
Washington
Shanidar
Baghdad
Broadcasters Elect Collins President of NAB
Washington AP reports Governor Leroy Collins of Florida elected president of the National Association of Broadcasters. He will earn 75000 dollars annually and assume the role in January after the NAB board of directors filled the vacancy left by Harold Fellows. The election concludes a nine year tenure by Fellows.
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Washington
Leroy Collins
Florida
National Association of Broadcasters
NAB
Harold E. Fellows
Collins
Mud Thrown in Newly Painted Warren School
Mud threw on Otter Burn School walls during remodeling delays reopening planned for next month. Sheriff Francis Slaughter’s office investigates the incident and Deputy E L Merchant estimates $250 in damage from mud from a freshly drilled well.
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Warren
Otterburn
Francis Slaughter
E. L. Merchant
Q. D. Gasque
October Farm Auctions Listed Across Winchester Area
A sales directory lists multiple auctions from Oct 12 to Oct 29 in Virginia and West Virginia. Items include dairy cattle, horses, furniture, antiques, machinery, farm equipment, and household goods, led by named auctioneers and locations such as Winchester, Stephens City, Berryville, and Martinsburg.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
Blue Ridge Livestock Sales, Inc
Charles Town
W. Va
N. Clark Farr
Asa Moore Janney
Purcellville
Northern
Walter I. Cooper
Cameron St
Headley’s Auctions
Laura O. Brown
N. Loudoun St
Charles R. Duvall
John G. Corboy
Sudley Mill Farm
Stonehouse
N. Va
Harry S. Williams
Carter Hall Farm
Stephens City
Dewey Bohrer
Pine Grove Church
Dehaven
Floyd Dunham
W. D. Orndorff
Julian Steele
Main St
Headley’s
H. K. Benham
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
E. T. Snider
John F. Anderson
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Charles A. Sibert
Whitacre
Martinsburg
Showers Lane
Lewis, Noll & Morrow
H. M. Spillman
Greenspring Road
Duvall and Bartlett
Weather Forecast for Virginia and Rain Totals
The forecast calls for a clear cool night with a low around 45 to 52 degrees. Tomorrow should be sunny and warmer, with a broader outlook for Oct 11 to 15 showing near or slightly above normal temperatures and shifting warmth Tue and Wed followed by cooler Thu and Fri. Rain totals note 0.16 inch on Oct 12 and 30.18 year to date, with long term averages listed for each month.
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Virginia
True facts from scattered quiz items
A scrambled set lists items such as Slow danger to yourself maps jumping tennis and a few proper nouns including Lady Be Good Indianapolis Gamal Abdel Nasser and House of Representatives with numbers like 120 yards. The fragment references a quiz style mix of topics and names without cohesive context.
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Indianapolis
Gamal Abdel Nasser
House of Representatives
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