Deaths and Funerals Owen A Hoagland 58
Owen A Hoagland 58 of 1047 Woodland Ave died early this morning. He was a Braddock Street Methodist Church member and church school treasurer active in church work. Born in Mifflinville Pa he was son of Oscar W Hoagland and Lottie Lyman Hoagland. Survived by four children and several relatives. Funeral arrangements set at Jones Funeral Home with service at 10 a.m grave in Grace Memorial Cemetery near Wilmington Del. Pallbearers listed.
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Owen A. Hoagland
Woodland Ave
Mivatag
Hin Renidenah
Ser
Allied Chemical Tron
Braddock Street Street
Mifflinville
Har E. Hoagland
Seaford
Del
del. Hoagland
Wilming
Warren W. Hoagland
Phoenix
Ariz
Jacob W. Sones
Grace Memorial Cemetery
Wilmington
Funeral service announced for Mrs Johnson Williams of County
A funeral service is announced for Mrs Johnson Williams of County. Details about date, time, and location are not provided in the fragment.
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Johnson Williams
Seinaerrassacie Notices Schedule for Church and Funeral Home
Readings show a Monday 3 00 p m appointment at First Brethren Church for Mrs Mary 8 Buterakos and a Tuesday 1 30 p m time at Jones Funeral Home for services or arrangements.
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Seinaerrassacie
First Brethren Church
Obituary notices for Mary Buterakos and Gilbert Grimm
Mrs. Mary Buterakos of 249 Shenandoah Ave died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after visiting Wardensville W Va she was daughter of the late John and Rebecca Brill Strosnider and once worked for O Sullivan Rubber Company She survived by five children Thomas Buterakos Mrs Charles Swartz Mrs Despino Kalos Mrs Mary Rybaczuk and Mrs Georgia Deducted The funeral with Rev Lennart Pearson is Tuesday at 130 pm at Jones Funeral Home Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery Gilbert L Grimm of 224 East St died Thursday funeral by Rev Paul E Dick Monday at First Brethren Church remains to church at 2 pm pallbearers listed include Earl Hildébrand Robert Hodgson Donald Hodgson Charles Shull a Singhass and James Harley
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Mary S. Buterakos
Shenandoah Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Buterakos
Wardensville
W. Va
John and
Rebecca Brill Strosnider
O'Sullivan Rubberompany
Thomas Buterakos
Charles Swartz
Despino Kalos
Baltimore
Mary Rybaczuk
Hawaii
Georgia
Lennart Pearson
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Gilbert L. Grimm
East St
Paul E. Dick
Earl Hildébrand
Robert Hodgson
Donald Hodgson
Charles Shull
A Singhass
James Harley
Key Club Bulb Sale Exceeds Expectations
Maynard Grove, chairman of the Kiwanis Key Club Light Bulb Sale, said sales had far exceeded expectations and would continue tonight. The annual sale supports community and school projects run by the local junior civic organization.
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Maynard Grove
Kiwanis Key Club
Hospital Adds Wings and New Facilities at Cork Street Wing
The hospital plans a two-wing single-story expansion plus a sixth to seventh floor addition. A chapel will replace administrative offices and windowless rooms will gain air conditioning. New radiology cobalt unit and larger emergency area boost patient care. Intensive care and neuropsychiatric facilities also outlined.
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Cork St
William P. McGuire
Clifford St
McGuire
Youth Charged With Robbery
Russell Smith age 19 of 436 West Alley was arrested on a charge of robbery. Held by Frederick County authorities on a 2500 dollar bond. The offense occurred December 20, 1960 after Mrs Seabright closed her store and was leaving. Arrest was by Captain Warren Rudol Boyd and a deputy.
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Russell Smith
West Alley
Kathenee Eire
George Secorlahe
Frederick
Warren Rudol Boyd Ph
Local Farm Auction Listings Across Virginia and West Virginia
A dense sales directory lists auctions on Oct. 21 to Nov. 4 across Virginia and nearby West Virginia. Items include furniture, household goods, farm machinery, livestock such as Herefords and calves, and sporting goods. Auctions are led by various local firms including Denny and Cole, Orndorff, and Duvall with multiple towns named Culpeper Winchester Front Royal Stephens City Charlottesville Berryville Charles Town Rio and more.
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LOY
Billy Conner
A.W. Hines
Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises
Culpeper
Horned Herfords
Herford Assoc
Owen Thomas Iti
Secty
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole Auctioneers
Pri
Farmers Livestock Exchange
N. Va
Livestock Producers Assoc., Inc
Stine
C H Wright
Front Royal
Happy Creek
Alton W. Mathews
Paul Wise
Stephens City
B. O. Brumback
Lloyds Transfer
E. Main St
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
James B. Kemp
Court House
Charles Town
W. Va
Paul E. Miller, Jr
Henry H. Whiting
Winchester Airport Speedway, Inc
Speedway
Frederick Co. Va
Clint Haines
Rio
Minnie Sencindiver
Loudoun
Cole
Aucacrates
Robert K. Woltz & J. County Court House
Frederick County
Charles R. Duvall
Evelyn T. Cadwallader
Main St
Charess R. Duvall
Carl Martin
Massie Home Place
North End
Robert L. Wynkoop
Two Hurt In Clarke Wreck Involving Early Ford and Chevy
Police reported a 7:50 p.m. crash at Loudoun and Peyton Streets in Clarke. A 1958 Ford truck driven by Groves and a 1948 Ford driven by Sulser collided with a 1960 Chevrolet driven by Dennis. damages were $350 and $150 respectively. Dexter of Blue Montana suffered a possible back injury. injuries included head abrasion.
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Marvin
W. Foster
William ‘Uriigs Dexter
Bluemont
Memory Hospital
A . Foster
Gon
Groves
Res West
Loudoun
Peyton Sts
Lloyd Bland
Ira Nesselrodt
Ford
James Arlington Sulser
Gore
Chevrolet
Donald Lee Dennis
N. Cameron St
Earthquakes Rattle Southern California
A sequence of temblors rattled Los Angeles to San Diego with no injuries or major damage. The 11:50 a.m. quake measured 4.5 on the Richter scale, with a later 2:35 p.m. shock noted as deep seated and not highly damaging.
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Los Angeles
California
San Diego
Orange County
City Ay
Charles Richter
Seismology Laboratory
Pasadena
Japan Directly Protests Soviet 5 Megaton H-Bomb Plans
Tokyo announced it approached the Soviet Union with a strong request to cancel plans to explode a 5 megaton H-bomb at the end of its nuclear test series. The protest, calling the tests reckless, was delivered to Deputy Foreign Minister V V Kuznetsov in Moscow by Ambassador Hisanari Yamada.
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Tokyo
Japan
Soviet Union
Foreign Office
V.V. Kuznetsov
Moscow
Hisanari Yamada
Inquiries Concerning Blue Law Sales Curbs
A police report notes inquiries about a blue law restricting Sunday sales. The text lists categories including pets, hardware, motor vehicles, farm supplies, and certain meats and fish, with reference to a Supreme Court effect on permissible sales or rentals at premises used for sports or recreation.
Democrats Send Helping Hand To Republicans
A misaddressed letter intended for a Republican campaign office in Roanoke was delivered yesterday to Richmond. Democratic campaign workers readdressed the letter and forwarded it to its proper Roanoke recipients.
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Richmond
Roanoke
Rainfall Study and Makah Peninsula Weather Note
Fragmentary note mentions rainfall and a reference to the Makah Indians on the Olympic Peninsula in Washington. The readable text lacks clear events, dates, or concrete details to establish a full report.
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The
Olym
Washington
Farm Tractor Burns Near Winchester
A farm tractor caught fire at 11:25 a.m. in the Addition on Sensen near Winchester causing considerable damage. George Lambert pulled the vehicle to a gas pump before firefighters arrived. no explosion occurred and a local fire unit responded to the alarm.
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Sensen
George Lambert
Shawnee
Police Radio Tower Installed Behind Handley High
The Winchester Police Department has installed a new radio tower and antenna behind Handley High School to replace the damaged structure. The taller tower stands 101 feet, three feet higher than the old one, and should improve reception. Hammond Construction Co. completed the work.
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Winchester Police Department
Handley High School
Poeta
Arpmgp Ae
Hammond Construction Co
Midas II satellite launches carry needle payload
The Mi das satellite fourth in a missile firing program carried a small can of needles as part of Project West Ford. Officials stressed no link between Midas and the needle experiment. Midas II succeeded and aimed to place another radio band around the equator to enable worldwide transmissions on new frequencies.
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Midas
Byblos Rise as Ancient Eastern Mediterranean Hub
Byblos grew into an influential center by 2000 B.C. to the early Bronze Age, becoming a crucial hub for trade and culture in the eastern Mediterranean. The fragmented text notes its prominence in early history and economic networks.
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B.C
Byblos
Sus
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Kerns Service
George E. Kerna
Mr. Owen A. Hoagland
Mary
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
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Perry, Inc
Mrs
Mary Buterakos
Grimm Service
Mount Hebron
Welltown Pike
Sheriff's Sale
Frederick County Court House
Virginia
Marjec, Incorporated
Circuit Court
Henry L. Benson
Frances M. Benson
Robert L. Dehaven
Clarke
Loudoun St
Pey
Barr
Cameron Street
John Eckard
Berryville Road
Buick
O. D. Louderback
Harold G. Brown
John Glaize
J. Randolph Larrick
Winchester Milling Corporation
Henry Krossman
Abend Dia Hk Tiene
Peiice Ah Ce
Supreme Court of A
Mann
Stephens City & Double Toll Gate Road
Prigidaire
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
Headley
Stephens City Fire Co
Stephens Co
Will Travers
Lewis Berryville
Lloyd’s Transfer
E. Main Street
Norfolk & Western R R
Clarke Milling Co
Lloyd's Transfer
Pebneran Guardian
Laura O. Marple
Oats
Mary S. Whetsel
Brucetown
Singer
Mary S. Whetzel
Lena R. Anderson
Als
South Braddock Street
George W. Riley
Clerk's Office Corporation Court
City of
Hoye L. Riley
Leonard W. Riley
O. Riley
Charles BR. Duvall
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