Deaths and Funerals Calvin N Woodward 58 Martinsburg area
Calvin Nathanial Woodward 58 died yesterday at King FY Domes Service of Martinsburg. He worked for Interwoven Stocking Co for many years and belonged to Second Baptist Church. He is survived by wife Pearl Butler Woodward and seven children, including Davey L and C Reynolds Woodward, plus 17 grandchildren. Funeral Thursday at 11 a.m. at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial at Macedonia Cemetery.
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Calvin Nathanial Woodward
Martinsburg
Coty
Second Baptist Church
Martins
Pearl Butler Woodward
Davey L. Woodward
Ami, Fla
C. Reynolds Woodward
James E. Woodward
Richard M
Vienna
Death Notices of Les Pangle Retired Farmer
Robert Lester Les P. Pangle of Route 4 died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born near Lebanon Church, he was a son of John W. and Suan Brill Pangle, husband of Mable Schaffenaker, married in Hagerstown in 1934. He belonged to St. Pauls Lutheran Church and was a charter member of United Commercial Travelers No. 634. Survived by wife and three sons Carson Warrenton Oscar Worcester OH, Ray Winchester, plus a sister Mrs Ben Beeler Strasburg. Funeral arrangements incomplete. call Jones Funeral Home.
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Robert Lester
Les
Route 4
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Pangle
Lebanon Church
John W. and
Suan Brill Pangle
Mable Schaffenaker
Hagerstown
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
United Commercial Travelers
Carson Pangle
Warrenton
Oscar Pangle
Wooster
Ohio
Ray Pangle
Winchester
Ben Beeler
Strasburg
Jones Funeral Home
Funeral service for James Miller Weaver held in Stephenson
A funeral service for James Miller Weaver of Stephenson, who died Sunday, was conducted this afternoon by Rev. William R. Withers at the Jones Funeral Home. Pallbearers were Lewis McCormick, Alvin Y. Cline, Leo G. Clowser, John L. Kater, Douglas F. Hardesty and Robert R. Steelman. Burial was in Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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James Miller Weaver
Stephenson
William R. Withers
Jones Funeral Home
Lewis McCormick
Alvin Y. Cline
Leo G. Clowser
John L. Kater
Douglas F. Hardesty
Robert R. Steelman
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Funeral service for Mrs Blanche Clark McAtee in Berryville
Funeral service for Mrs Blanche Clark McAtee of Charles Town West Virginia was held this afternoon at 2 p m at the John H Enders Funeral Home in Berryville conducted by Rev Earl I Lewis Burial was in Green Hill Cemetery Pallbearers were Paul Bosely Jack Staubs Steward Miller John Gardiner Johnny Emmert and Harry Nelson
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Blanche Clark McAtee
Charles Town
W. Va
John H. Enders
Berryville
Earl I. Lewis
Green Hill Cemetery
Paul Bosely
Jack Staubs
Steward Miller
John Gardiner
Johnny Emmert
Harry Nelson
Sales Training Clinic Set Here Monday
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association announces a sales training clinic next Monday night at the George Washington Hotel from 7 to 10 p.m. Open to members and non members, it costs 5 dollars with free refreshments. Wayne Eads of the Wayne Eads Institute will conduct, arranged with help from the Virginia Retail Merchants Association. He recently conducted sessions in Richmond and Norfolk.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
George Washington
MO 24119
Wayne Eads
Wayne Eads Institute of
Richmond
Virginia Retail Merchants Association
Eads
Norfolk
U S Ambassador Hohler Talks With Khrushchev in Moscow
U S Ambassador Fo y D Hohler held a three hour conference with Premier Khrushchev in Moscow marking his first official call on the Soviet leader. Hohler arrived September 20 during a period of government Vacations.
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Moscow
U.S
Foy D. Hohler
Khrushchev
Leonid Brezhnev
Yugoslavia
Marsh Urges Win in Cold War and Constitutional Reform
The address highlights Jack Marsh's contrast with rival J. Kenneth Robinson, arguing for victory in the cold war and a return to basic constitutional government. He cites military fronts in Southeast Asia Cuba and Berlin, supports limited foreign aid, and urges public study of vital issues.
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Gettysburg
Jack
Marsh
Southeast Asia
Cuba
South America
Berlin
United States
Europe
Baby Born After Mother Dies In Car Crash
Berlin New Hampshire. A baby girl born half an hour after her mother died in an automobile accident may have brain damage, doctors say. Dr Leandre Beaudoin, who delivered the baby, says the tremor could stem from lack of oxygen during birth.
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Berlin
N.H
Leandre Beaudoin
Sun
Gerard C. Berthiaume
Hee
Trains Collide Near London Airport Disrupts Thames Traffic
Nine people are injured after a collision near London as airport operations halt traffic on the Thames. U.S. airliners fly to Frankfurt while African and continental flights are diverted to Paris.
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London
Thames River
America
Frankfurt
Africa
Paris
Eisenhower Back Lodge in Massachusetts Senate Race
President Eisenhower spoke in Boston endorsing George C Lodge for the U S Senate over Democrat Edward M Kennedy. A weekend theft at Republican headquarters saw 70000 dollars in cash and checks stolen. all but 10500 recovered. Lodge, son of Henry Cabot Lodge, formerly assisted labor in the Eisenhower administration.
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Eisenhower
Kennedy
George C. Lodge
U.S. Senate
Edward M. Kennedy
Lodge
U.N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ann Eienhower
Edward Kennedy
United States Senate
United States Treasury
Massachusett
Frederick area auction listings sweep Oct 17 to Nov 10
Extensive sales directory notes numerous auctions across Maryland and Virginia. Farm machinery, dairy cattle, horses, ponies, household goods, real estate, and farm equipment to be sold by various auctioneers including Horst and Wagner, Orndorff, Morrow, and Brumback. Events span Oct 17 to Nov 10 with multiple date and location details.
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Wed
D.S.T
Clay Sales, Inc
Frederick
Horst & Wagner
Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
H. J. Wilson
Catlett
Stan Haworth
Walter W. Chrisman
Old Moore Farm
Charles Town
W. Va
Morrow & Orndorff
J. Randolph I.arrick
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Dennis T. Cole
Michael
Athletic Ave
Martinsburg
W.va
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Bon Air Farm
Ashburn
N. Va. Auction Co
E. B. Fontaine
Longerbeam Farm
W. D. Orndorff
Staunton
Verona
Hidden River Farms
Woodstock
J. M. Bennett
Cedar Grove
Richard Yeakle
Stephens City
B. O. Brumback
Cain Cleaners
Boyd Brewer
Rt. 50
Mt. Williams Road
Hurl Himilright
Minnie H. Taylor
Boyd G. Headley
P.S
Ships in Position to Monitor Soviet Rockets
A trio of Soviet instrument ships reached a Pacific point within 450 miles of U S test zones to monitor rocket and nuclear tests. U S tests near Johnston Island faced a failure when a Thor missile was destroyed in flight. Pentagon noted no conflict between U S tests and Soviet rocket firings.
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U.S
Washington
Pacific
Soviet Union
Sibir
Sudan
Sakhalin
Johnston Island
Macow
Pentagon
United States
Hawaii
Moscow
mid-Pacific
Kwajalein Atoll
Defense Department
Navy Copter Crashes at Sea Near San Diego
A Navy Sikorsky HSS2 helicopter crashed twenty five miles offshore. Two crewmen, Thomas S. Goen and Arthur C. White, were saved from a liferaft. Missing are Lt. W. D. Johnston and Cmdr. William Butler.
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San Diego
Calif
Thomas S. Goen
Chula Vista
Arthur C. White
Groves
Tex
W. D. Johnston
Coronado
Cmdr
William Butler
Bonita
Joseph Tiffany Dies Who Created the Bazooka
Joseph Edgar Tiffany, 82, who developed the bazooka a World War II weapon, died Monday. He was a ballistics engineer and explosives expert for 45 years with the U.S. Bureau of Mines.
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Fort Lauderdale
Fila
Joseph Edgar Tiffany
Tiffany
U.S. Bureau of Mines
Cuba to Protest Raid by Exiles
The Cuban regime protests a raid by anti Castro exiles as two militiamen are captured. Cpl Miguel Cao Mendina, 27, wants to return to Cuba after treatment in Miami. Sgt 0 Suarez Lima, 40, seeks asylum. U.S. officials probe whether the raid originated in the United States amid Cuban exile reactions.
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Fidel
Cpl
Miguel Cao Mendina
U.S
Miami
Fla
Cuba
Suarez Lima
United States
Washington
Weather forecast for today and next days
The forecast calls for sunny skies today with a high near 80 and a low around 63 tonight. A cooler high near 60 is expected tomorrow with continued sunshine. Thursday should be fair and not as warm.
Weather rainfall figures for the period and year
Rainfall data shows no new rain in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today October totals. Year to date 1962 31.64 inches with long term average 36.86 inches. Monthly readings list values for each month with October 3.22 inches and December 2.40 inches among others.
Answers: Department of Agriculture Life-caving west
The fragment mentions the Department of Agriculture and a reference to the west, with stray terms including Quicksilver Greece and Fiorella LaGuardia noted as former NYC mayor.
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Dept. of Agriculture
Ustralia
Quicksilver
Greece
Fiorella LaGuardia
Nyc
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