Obituary of Ellen Frederickson Ewing 70 Newport News
Funeral service held in Newport News for Ellen Frederickson Ewing 70 who died Monday. Wife of Joseph O Ewing native of Ferick County Ohio came south in 1918 to supervise nurses at Riverside Hospital. Survivors include husband one daughter Mrs Richard H Balzer of Hampton one son Frederick O Ewing of Hampton two sisters Mrs Henry W Field of Richmond and twin Mrs Walter Stone of Spencer Iowa and four grandchildren.
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Newport News
Ellen Frederickson Ewing
Joseph 0. Ewing
Ferick County
Ewing
Ohio
Virginia
Riverside Hospital
Richard H. Balzer
Hampton
Frederick O. Ewing
Henry W. Field
Mrs Helen Barr Grimm of Winchester Dies After Illness
Mrs. Helen Barr Grimm 50 of Glengary Farm died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a long illness. She was born in Winchester, married Douglas Grimm on Sept 6, 1933, and was active in Braddock Street Methodist Church and its Youth Program. She lived in Winchester until her death, leaving husband, daughter Cheryl, and sister Virginia Barr. Funeral 2 p.m. Monday at Jones Funeral Home, Rev. Mast and Rev. Oglesby officiating. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Barr Grimm
Glengary Farm
Winchester Memorial Hospital
McKinley
Order of the Eastern Star
Cheryl Barr Grimm
Virginia Barr
Winchester
Jacob W. Mast
Forrest B. Oglesby
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Eisenhower Plants Liberty Tree Seedling Near Staunton
President Eisenhower plants a pine seedling in the Mount Sidney yard where his mother was born. U S Senator Harry F. Byrd looks on, with Strasburg attorney Jack Marsh behind Byrd. Marsh led the Jaycee Liberty Trees program and said Eisenhower agreed to send a Western Germany tree to the White House for West Berlin.
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Eisenhower
Mount Sidney
Staunton
U.S
Harry F. Byrd
Jack Marsh
Strasburg
Senator Byrd
Mr. Marsh
Pres
Germany
White House
West Berlin
Funeral service for Mrs Vernon Snyder
The funeral for Mrs. Vernon Snyder of Route 5 who died Wednesday evening will be conducted by Rev. Ronald S. Clark Saturday at 2 p.m. E.S.T. at Oakland Methodist Church in Oakland West Virginia. Burial follows at Oakland with pallbearers listed as Robert Getts Robert Keckley Robert Crossen Julian Anderson Alvin Taylor and Howard Snapp. Friends may call at Jones Funeral Home.
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Vernon Snyder
Route 5
Ronald S. Clark
Oakland Methodist Church
Oakland
W. Va
Oakland Cemetery
Robert Getts
Robert Keckley
Robert Crossen
Julian Anderson
Alvin Taylor
Howard Snapp
Jones Funeral Home
Death notice for Lewis Pendleton Pendleton
Lewis Pendleton died early today in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Clarke County to the late Henry and Maria Pendletown Beall he married Lucy Jackson and is survived by sister Mrs Lucy Wedlock of White Post. Funeral arrangements incomplete with body at John H Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Lewis Pendleton, Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Henry
Maria Beall Pendletown
Lucy Jackson
Lucy Wedlock
White Post
John H. Enders
Berryville
Mrs. Horn, 84, Dies of Heart Attack at Home
Mrs. John C. Horn, 84, died suddenly of a heart attack at her home on North Avenue yesterday evening. She taught in West Virginia and Virginia public schools for twenty seven years. She was born in Hampshire County and was married August 14 1901 to John Candy Horn of Capon Bridge West Virginia. he died in 1923. She is survived by three brothers Homer E Harloe Doctor C B Harloe of this city Curtis G Harloe South Chicago Illinois.
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Mable G. Horn
North Ave
William FE
Sarah Kelso Harlee
Highview
Hampshire County
W. Va
West Virginia
Virginia
John Candy Horn
Capon Bridge
Byrd praises Eisenhower in Staunton remarks
Senator Byrd told Staunton listeners that President Eisenhower has preserved peace without surrendering principle. He lauded the Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation led by Mrs. Herbert Smith for restoring Wilson's birthplace as a shrine and recalled Wilson and Eisenhower's wartime service and shared ideals.
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Byrd
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation
Herbert Smith
Staunton
Eisenhower
Woodrow Wilson
Mary Baldwin College
Wilson
Funeral service for Eva D Hot tal relative in Winchester
A funeral will be conducted by Rev. William F. Eisenberg at 3 30 p.m. Monday for Eva D Hot tel of Winchester. Interment will be in Mt Hebron Cemetery. The family requests flowers be omitted. He is survived by one sister and several nephews and nieces.
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Eva D. Hottel
Winchester
William F. Eisenberg
Jones Funeral Home
Mt. Hebron
Auctions and sales listed for October 29 in Winchester area
A detailed sales directory lists auctions and estate dispersals across Maryland and Virginia on Saturday October 29. Items include furniture, appliances, cattle, farm machinery, automotive tools, antiques, and household goods with designated auctioneers and locations such as Paper Mill Road Greenspring Road Warrenton and Clarke County Court House Berryville.
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HAMS
Paper Mill Road
H. M. Spillman
Winchester
Greenspring Road
Duvall and Bartlett
Ben Rideout
E. Pall Mall St
William Conner
Farmers Livestock Exchange
N. Va
Livestock Producers Association, Inc
Mary F. Triplett
Markham
Holly Hill Farm
Cockeysville
John B. Merryman
John F. Himes
S. Loudoun St
E. T. Snider
Jos
PH B. Nfewlin
Frederick ‘County Court House
Rainfall and forecast for Virginia at end of October
Decreasing cloudiness tonight with fog likely west and central portions and a low in the 40s. Tomorrow fog lifts with clearing and warmer conditions. highs mostly in the 60s. Five day outlook for Virginia Oct 29 to Nov 2 shows temps about five degrees above normal and rising through Saturday to Tuesday with cooler weather and some rain possible by Wednesday. Combs appointed acting Postmaster at Stephens City effective Nov 1 succeeding Gervis E. Lemley who retires after 26 years. Combs, 37, is a Navy veteran and local resident with ties to the Brethren Church Lions Club and Fire Company.
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Virginia
Winchester
Combs
Stephens City
Gervis E. Lemley
Mr. Combs
Navy
U.S. Naval Airmical Training Center
Chicago
Brethren Church
Eisenhower praised for peace efforts and world leadership
In Frankfurt General Eisenhower is commended for peace aims and fighting for a world order. The speaker notes his Korean War termination, dedication to peace, and belief in peace through strength and a strong free enterprise system. References to Wilson and Carter Glass conclude with praise for fiscal leadership.
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Woodrow Wilson
Congress
Dwight Eisenhower
General Eisenhower
Europe
Wilson
Eisenhower
League of Nations
United Nations
Virginia
Carter Glas
Open Sesame and the Fraternal Twins Tale
Simon and Andrew discuss a sailboat powered by electric current and a lighter craft, noting a distance of 90 miles and a roughly hourly cadence. The items resemble a riddle or coded list including cane, sheepskin, three, and fraternal twins.
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Simon, Andrew
Pet
President Eisenhower Praised by Virginia Voices in Valley Speech
A Virginia audience in Stephens City hears Glen Combs extol President Eisenhower noting Virginia as the mother of presidents. The speaker highlights eight presidents born in Virginia and cites close ties between Eisenhower and Virginians. He concludes by presenting the President to the crowd.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Senate Finance and Armed Services Committees
Virginia
American
The
United States
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J. O. Ewing
Mrs. Douglas Grimm
Wes
Douglas Grimm
Jones
John C. Horn
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Funeral Home Funeral Service Ambulance Servico
Snellings
Weber
Liberty Tree
Snyder Service
Lewis Pendleton
Alt Miller’s
E. Piccadilly St
Shade Equipment Co., Inc
Martinsburg Pike
Fire Com
Stephens City Lions Club
Iona Robinson
Frankfurt
I. Q
Glen Combs
Glenn P
Singer
Haun
Auction House
Paper Mill
W. Boscawen St
Dave Fahnestock
Bob Weaklem
Hagerstown
Ist
Millwood
Methodist Church
Terridaire
Lady Ann
Mrs
Edith Huff
W. D. Orndorfyf, Auctioneer
Loudoun Street
Old Adams
Royal Gas Room
Motorola
Homar
Farmers & Merchants
N. Cameron
Frederick County
Boyd T. Davis
Armeda K. Davis
Circuit Court
County Court House
C. D. Dye
Second Street
Joseph B. Newly
Harry Dunmore
Luther Blevins
Mer
Cockeysville, Md
York Road
Route 45
Thornton Mill Road
Hayfields Farm
Willys Jeep
McCormick
Farmall
International Mower
Bradley
Idea
David Bradley
Hart Hammer
Meryman Company
Sparks
Marylnd
Prescott
Presco‘t
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