Obituary for Louis P F Vaught of Cork Street
Louis P F Vaught 28 of Cork Street died yesterday at Fort Howard Veterans Hospital Maryland after a long illness. Born in Louisa County January 20 1929 he was a son of Edward J Vaught and the late Vernie Harry Vaught. He graduated Handley High School 1949 and belonged to Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church and Disabled American Veterans. Survived by his father four brothers and two sisters. Funeral set Thursday at 1 30 p m Jones Funeral Home with R Joseph S Duckwall pastor at Highland Presbyterian Church. burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Relatives may call Jones Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis PF. Vaught
Cork St
Fort Howard Veteran’s Hospital
Maryland
Louisa County
Edward J. Vaught
Vernie Harry Vaught
Vaught
Handiey High School
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Virginia National Guard
City
Charles
Milton
Ose
Charles F. Vaught
Wiliam D. Vaught
Lee R. Vaught
Ralph . Vaught
Fort Rucker
Alabama
Exfiyn E. Gordon
Eunice R. Lee
Nain
Jones Funeral Home
R. Joseph S. Duckwall
Chapa
Mount Hebrew Cemetery
Onge
Fle Jones
James T. Hartley Obituary Noted at 44 in Bruce
James T. Hartley, 44, of Bruce, died after an illness. He is remembered for his work in the community and his family ties. Survived by relatives and friends, services are pending in Bruce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James T. Hartley
Bruce
Obituary for Hartley of Brucetown and Warren County
A Hartley man died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a two year illness. Born December 5 1912 in Warren County he was the son of Joan A. Harley and Elizabeth Perry Hartley. Survived by wife Frances Lee Hartley. parents. step daughter Mrs Howard Cain. brothers Thornton, Clayton, and John Hartley. sisters Pearl Ambrose Harley Grirm, Rev Ambrose, Mederick F Perrebee. Funeral Thursday 2 PM at Brucetown Methodist Church Rev J Peebles officiating. Omps Funeral Home to meet at 1 30 PM. Burial Brucetown Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Grirm
Stephens City
Rev Ambrose
This City
Mederick F Perrebee
Berryville
Brucetown Methodist Church
Peebles
Omps
Brucetown
Refuge Residents Report Sighting Russian Satellite
Refuge residents report sighting a bright silvery object in the sky around 10 30 to 11 a m. Frank Huffman painting the Conner home says the object moved east to west and bobbed as it rolled over and over. Mrs Conner adds others saw the object at the same time.
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Sputnik
Austin Conner
The
Star Today
Frank Huffman
Conner
Shell Case Underway Here
The evidence was completed today in the case of Ernest Shell Jr. of Winchester charged with robbery of money from Douglas Pierce. A 12 member jury heard evidence in Corporation Court and deliberations were expected to begin this afternoon. Shell, 17, was certified to be treated as an adult. He was arrested in February. J Randolph Larrick is his court appointed attorney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Shell, Jr
Winchester
Douglas Pierce
Corporation Court
Shell
J. Randolph Larrick
Market Opens With Small Gains and Losses in Active Trading
New York stocks posted small gains and losses at the opening as large blocks changed hands and the ticker lagged three minutes behind floor trades. Brokers cited carryover selling from yesterday's sharp decline, the steepest since Eisenhower’s heart attack on Sept. 26, 1955, while some buyers entered the market, believing prices had fallen enough.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Eisenhower
Handicapped Pupils Present Program At Quota Meeting
Nine children and teacher from the School for the Deaf at Staunton presented a program for the Quota Club at the George Washington Hotel. Joseph E. Healy and McLelland accompanied by Mrs. Helen Wilson introduced the group and explained work of the Staunton schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Wilson
School For the Deaf
Staunton
Quota Club
George Washington Hotel
Joseph E. Healy
School For the Deaf and the Blind
McLelland
Winchester
Earl Crowser
Healy
Wilson
Fredericka Norman
Elsie Robinette
Betty Roop
Alva Jean Tyndall
Dan
Texas and South Carolina clash over school integration ruling
A debate unfolds on how a U.S. Supreme Court decision affects state race policies. South Carolina officials warn that court orders could shutter schools. Texas supporters emphasize the act prohibits race as a placement factor while arguing constitutional fit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florida
Charleston
South Carolina
US. Supreme Court
Marion L. Gressette
Price Daniel
Municipal Court Records From Winchester Detaile
Lyle R Grim of 1028 Loudoun St and Winnie White of 550 N Loudoun St face small fines. Philip Palmer at 547 N Cameron St owes 9.25 dollars. Robert Reardon of 216 Shawnee Ave charged with assault and battery. six 60 days suspended and 5.25 costs. Delmar T Keeler of Winchester charged with drunk. six months suspended and 4.25 costs. Arbutus Wiggins of 221 N Cameron St due 9.25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle R. Grim
Loudoun St
Philip Palmer
N. Cameron St
Winnie White
N. Loudoun St
Robert Reardon
Shawnee Ave
Delmar T. Keeler
Winchester
Arbutus Wiggins
Conspirator in Acid Blinding Freed After Testimony
Joseph Carlino, linked to the Victor Riesel acid blinding case, was released from custody after a year and two months as a reward for his testimony. He pled guilty to conspiracy and related state charges, facing sentencing on December 16 while fearing for his safety amid ongoing case tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Joseph Carli
Victor Riese
East Side
Riesel
Carlino
Bernard Moldow
U. S
UN Demands Accounting On Prisoners In Korea War
At Panmunjom the United Nations demanded an accounting of 1 084 UN prisoners from the Korean War including 450 Americans. Maj Gen Homer Litzenberg said the 2 720 name list given Feb 26 1956 left many prisoners unaccounted for and questioned deaths maltreatment or transfers to other jails or the USSR. He noted about 450 Americans and 2 223 South Koreans among the names with others from Britain Australia South Africa Greece Turkey Colombia Belgium and Luxembourg. The Communists claimed they released all prisoners and countered with their own totals of held prisoners. They did not promptly answer the UN demand.
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Panmunjom
Korea
U. N
Homer L. Litzenberg
Armistice Commission
Litzenberg
U.S.S.R
Britain
Australia
South Africa
Greece
Turkey
Columbia
Belgium
Luxembourg
Theu. N
South Korea
Formosa
Plans Tentatively Approved For Shenandoah College Buildings
A joint committee and Haddox Williams architects approved plans for Shenandoah College administrative and classroom buildings and the Conservatory of Music Building plus the overall site plan. The project aims to relocate the college from Dayton Virginia to a site in Winchester near the city park. Members include Forrest Racey and James R Wilkins of the Winchester Chamber and college representatives with Evangelical United Brethren Church sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Haddox & Williams
Dayton
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick County
New Comet Discovered by Bern Astronomers
The Astronomical Institute of Bern University announced a new comet sighted last Friday. It was named Wild Comet after 32 year old Paul Wild of Bern, a former Mt Palomar Observatory student. The comet moves rapidly away from Earth and should be visible with binoculars from the Southern Hemisphere in the coming nights. It has a short tail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bern
Switzerland
Astronomical Institute of Bern University
Paul Wild
Mt. Palomar Observatory
California
Virginia Standoff Over School Integration Continues
Gov Stanley defends pupil placement act amid federal court rulings while Dalton calls for emergency action to preserve separate public schools. Almond maintains opposition, warning against any plan that risks Virginia's education system. A Richmond conference is expected to shape the administration's next steps.
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Dalton
Almond
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Virginia
Stanley
Auy
Kenneth Patty
Richmond
General Assembly
Stanley - Almond
More Comfort Wearing FALSE TEETH
An advertisement for FASTEETH denture powder promises firmer, more comfortable upper and lower plates. It claims no gummy taste, no souring effect, and no plate odor, with easy use sprinkled on both dentures. Available at drug counters.
Mrs. McIntyre Fined in Postal Case and Other Federal Sentences
Vergie Delma McIntyre a Sunnyside Post Office clerk pleaded guilty to postal charges and was fined 200 by Judge John Paul in Harrisonbure. Frederick County man Paul Eugene Boyer 44 received six months for distilling law violation. Maynard Lilburn Kirk 42 got two years for auto theft. both to serve at Mill Point Camp West Virginia.
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Vergie Delma McIntyre
Sunnyside
U.S. District Court
Harrisonbure
Fedreal Grand
Maynard Lilburn Kirk
Washington, D. C
Boyer
Kirk
Mill Point Camp
West Virginia
APPLES Nature's Finest Fruit Serve them Some Way
A feature on apples touts their health benefits and versatile uses. The piece highlights different varieties and potential daily servings to improve well being. It stresses fresh produce as a simple, practical path to nutrition.
Autumn Auction Listings Across Winchester Area
A dense page lists multiple sales and auctions around Winchester Virginia including Denny's Commission Auction east of Winchester on Route 7 for household goods appliances and cars. Other events include Committee for Bond Holders sale at 320 N Cameron Street for feed and milling machinery. Virginia Livestock Market feeder calves cattle and auctions by Artrip Cole and other bidders. Also Aberdeen Angus and Hereford cattle auctions at Culpeper and Verona with various sale times in October November and December.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denny's Commission AU Cction
Winchester
Artrip & Cole
Winchester Milling Corp
N. Cameron
Charles Duvall
Virginia Livestock Mkt
N. Kent St
A. P. Jenkins
National Ave
Virginia Aberdeen - Angus Association
Culpeper Agricultural Enterprises, Inc
Culpeper
Fitzhugh
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia
Aberdeen - Angus Association
P. T
Charles R. Duvall
Spring Farm
Green Hills
Verona
Canning Land & Cattle Co
Spring Valley Hereford, Farms
Poolesville
Weather Today Forecast Cloudiness and Rain Moves In
Forecast shows increasing cloudiness with occasional rain in the extreme southwest tonight, lows 45 to 54. Wednesday brings mild, cloudy conditions with a west to east spread of light rain in the afternoon or night. Winchester skies note sunrise at 6 31 a.m and sunset at 5 25 p.m with a new moon at 11 43 p.m.
Rainfall totals and averages for year and months
Reporting of rainfall shows none in the past 24 hours to 8:30 am. October rainfall to date 4.02 inches. The 1957 year to date 26.48 inches. The 44 year average annual rainfall is 3.99 inches. Monthly averages from 1912 to 1946 list October at 3.24 inches and other months ranging from 2.00 to 4.00 inches.
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip Return to England
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip arrived in England from a North American tour aboard a DC7C that landed at London Airport at 1 02 a m EST. Princess Anne and Prime Minister Macmillan welcomed them as the premier prepared to fly to Washington for talks with President Eisenhower.
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London
Queen Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
England
United States
Canada
New York
Anne
Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
Buckingham Palace
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Louis F. Vaught
Mr. Louis F. Vaught
Lawrence D. Jones
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Smalts, Florist
Groucois Sherman Backhoe Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
C.L Brumback & Sons
Its
S. Loudoun St
ST A
Ulrea
Cammer Tire CO
Order of the Golden Rule
Riese
Johnny Dio
GOV. Stanley
Perry Engineering CO
Piccadilly St
Matta
STRAN
Stran-Steel
Stran-Steel Desia
Harrisonburg
Winchester Skies
Prince
Frigate
Poland
Methuselah
Minneapolis
Bulgaria
Wiberforce
C. A
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
Ciea
Pittsburgh
Denny’s Commission Auction
New American Legion
Hollywood
Mercury
Studebaker
Plymouth
Oldsmobile
Ford
the Amazing
Lilliston
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