Charles Coyle Succumbs at 88 in Patton’s Nursing Home
Charles Nelson Coyle 88 retired dealer of Summit Point died last night at Patton’s nursing home. Born in Berkeley County West Virginia he was son of Edward V. Coyle and Mary Winpeckler Coyle. He never married and leaving multiple nieces and nephews. Services set for 2 p.m. Monday at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. James B. Roe officiating. Interment Mount Hebron.
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Charles Nelson Coyle
Summit Point
Patton
Berkeley County
W. Va
Edward V. Coyle
Jefferson County
Mary Winpeckler Coyle
Coyle
George L. Coyle
Jean Proctor
Charleston
Leslie Coyle
Washington
George S. Coyle
Virginia
Edward Co
Clarke County School Board names new chair and vice chair
Berryville October 18 A Garland Williams was elected chairman and Julian Everly vice chairman of the Clarke county school board. Bowerman Bros have been asked to submit bids on a Berryville elementary school building.
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Berryville
A. Garland Williams
Julian Everly
Clarke County
Bowerman Bros
Quiz Answers Key from Page Four
Answers listed include monetary value 31.04, about 1 725 000, direction counter clockwise, state California, author Henrik Ibsen, date September 1943, definition rendering perceptible plant growth, country Haiti, and the statement is not.
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California
Henrik Ibsen
Haiti
Local Auctions Listings for October to November
Sales directory listing multiple estate and household auctions with dates and locations. Attie Bailey near Clearbrook offers horses and farming gear on October 30 at 10 a.m. Irene C. Miller at Clowser's Storage Winchester on October 31 at 1 p.m. Frank Royston in Boyce on November 1 at 1 p.m. Ernest Hausenfluck on Relief Middle Road on November 8 at 10 a.m. C. M. Lupton Kernstown on November 26 at 10 a.m. offers stock implements and goods.
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Attie Bailey
Clearbrook
U. 8
Irene C. Miller
Clowser’s
E. Clark St
Winchester
Frank Royston
Boyce
Ernest Hausenfluck
Middle Road
Relief
C. M. Luptom
Kernstown
Ball Series Extends To Five In Postseason
The Middletown and Strasburg baseball teams will extend their three game series to five contests as weather holds. Game four is set for 2 30 p m tomorrow in Strasburg. Middletown leads two games to one after three games already played.
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Middletown
Strasburg
Cookie” Lavagetto
Brooklyn Dodgers
Oakland
Cal
Yanks
Lavagetto
International Soundphoto
Food and grain prices rise as wage and shoe costs shift
Bread prices continue set at 1926 averages while shoe prices rise with a 35 cent rise for children's footwear and 95 cents for men's. December wheat again tops $3 on the Chicago board of trade as corn and oats climb.
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Chicago Board of Trade
Apperson and McReynolds Celebrate Joint Birthdays
Phoenix report notes Edgar A. Apperson and Tom C. McReynolds marking 78 and 80 with a joint party. Their friendship began in Kokomo in 1893, with Apperson building early horseless carriages and later forming auto firms alongside Elwood Haynes.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Edgar A. Apperson
Detroit
Tom C. McReynolds
Apperson
McReynolds
Kokomo
Ind
Riverside Machine Works
Elwood Haynes
Haynes
Slick Roads Trigger Two Vehicle Crashes Near Warrenton
Slippery pavement sent Hugh Crisman to hospital with a lacerated forehead after his car hit a bridge near Warrenton. A Blue Ridge Transfer Co. tractor-trailer from Galax Va driven by Jesse Thomason skidded off a curve 14 miles northwest on Route 522, crashing through a wall. Glass cargo destroyed. Thomason bound for ten stitches.
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Hugh Crisman
Warrenton
Blue Ridge Transfer Co
Galax
Jesse Thomason
Stanley Town
Here
Thomason
Fairmont Ave Crash Damages Two Cars
Two cars were slightly damaged in a collision on Fairmont Ave in front of the National Fruit parking lot. The 1941 Dodge coupe owned by Carl C. Rogers of Strasburg and the 1933 Oldsmobile driven by Hugh Lee Alger of Cedar Creek Grade were involved. No injuries or arrests reported.
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Fairmont Ave
National Fruit
Carl C. Rogers
Strasburg
Hugh Lee Alger
Cedar Creek Grade
Justice Ruled Eligible for North Carolina Grid Star
In Durham on October 18 the Southern Conference Executive Committee upheld Charlie Justice of the University of North Carolina as eligible to play football this season.
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Durham
N. C
Southern Conference
Charlie Justice
University of North Carolina Grid
Police Court Case Dismissed by Judge Rice
Del mar Keeler of Stephens City was fined for drunkenness at $9.25. Gilbert Garland of Bahaman camp was fined $14.25 for drunken and disorderly conduct. William James Wymer Jr of Paper Mill Rd was fined $14.25 for drunkenness. The article also notes cleaning advice from the National Bureau of Standards on removing bathinette rings with mildly abrasive soap or synthetic cleaners. It mentions Peruvian archaeologists discovering a large pre Inca city about 11 square miles abandoned due to irrigation induced soil alkali poisoning.
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John Rice
Delmar Keeler
Stephens City
Gilbert Garland
Bahaman Camp
William James Wymer, Jr
National Bureau of Standards
Olive Branch Extended From Stalin to Britain and US
A British parliamentary group reports Stalin expressed a wish to resolve economic and political issues with the United States and Britain. He said he wished to improve trade relations and welcomed cooperation, adding Russia could wait if the two powers would not cooperate. The U.S. reaction in Washington was cautious, noting possible implications for the United Nations.
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Warsaw
Bnight
Stalin
Russa
United States
Britain
Russia
Walt Konni Zillaeus
America
Sochi
Black Sea
Moscow
Great Britain
Soviet Union
Washington Reserves
Washington
United Nations
Shifts in Population After Electoral Vote Shifts
Washington reports that population movement nearing 1950 census may change representation. Seven states would gain House members and 11 would lose, with California adding seven seats since 1940 and a prospective one more electoral vote. Other increases include Oregon Washington Florida Indiana Michigan Maryland.
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Washington
Congress
U. S. Census Bureau
California
Oregon
Florida
Indiana
Michigan
Maryland
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Clarke Board
U.S.G
John W
Rosenberger
Braddock St
Striker
Industrial Container Corporation
Brooklyn
N. Y
John Parisik
Parisik
John, Jr
Rose Ann
Jackrabbit
Justice
First Brethren Church
Berryville Avenue
Lai Grab
Paul
E. Dick
Robert van Steenberg
Mt. Vernon University
Honda
Golden Gate Bridge
San Francisco
Hawaii
China
India
Burma
Truman
Associated Press
CINCO
Ralph
Ralph G
Goro
C. I. Brumback
N. Cameron St
Glaize & Bro
North Cameron ST
Tommy D. Lockhart
Loudoun St
RON & Steel N
Pine Motor CO. Inc
Omps Funeral Home
Republic
A &M
Molden Electric Co
S. Loudoun St. Winchester
George S. Johnston
van Devener
McCormick-Deering
Webster
Ida S. Johnston
D. Coleman Dunn
W. D. Burtner
Julian C. Glascock
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