Deaths and Funerals in Winchester Area
Mary Rhodes Steele 70 widow of Dr E M Steele of Stephens City died yesterday after hospitalization in Winchester Memorial Hospital. She leaves two sisters and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Sunday 2 p m at the Steele home Stephens City with interment in Greenhill Cemetery Kens City. Pallbearers named. Flowers omitted contributions to Heart Fund. Mary M Brown 55 of 13 Philpot St died last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a lingering illness. She had lived in Winchester and Cedar Hill area. survived by four aunts two uncles and several relatives. Funeral Tuesday 1 p m from John Wesley Methodist Church Cedar Hill. burial in family cemetery. Friends may call Cartwright Funeral Home Monday 6 to 10 p m.
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Mary Rhodes Steele
E. M. Steele
Stephens City
Winchester Memorial Hos
Walter Lineweaver
Harrisonburg
Walter Huntsberry
Winchester
Steele
James W
Annie Keller Rhodes
Middletown
A. W. Henton
Greenhill
Kens City
David Petrie
John Bd Hs
Om, Sr
Gervis Lee
Harold R. Edwards
Carmel Boyer
Omps
Heart Fund
Mary M. Brown
Philpot St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Brown
Cedar Hill
Frederick County
Harry Brown
Clearbrook
Martha Martin
Ruth Dorman
Reading
Myrtle Dean
Hagerstown
Floyd Dorman
Henry Dorman
John Wesley Methodist Church
Homer Bullett
Funeral service for Mrs. John C. Horn set for Monday
Mrs. John C. Horn of 107 W North Avenue dies at home Thursday evening. Rev William E Eisenberg to conduct service Monday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with interment in Mount Hebron Cemetery. Pallbearers named Carl G Brown Charles G McKee J Strother Sherman Harold R Edwards George W Good and F A Crisman._calls may be made at Jones Funeral Home.
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John C. Horn
W. North Avenue
William E. Eisenberg
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Carl G. Brown
Charles G. McKee
J. Strother Sherman
Harold R. Edwards
George W. Good
F. A. Crisman
Grimm Service for Douglas Grimm at Jones Funeral Home
Douglas O Grimm of Glengary Farm dies early Friday. Service to be conducted Monday at 2 p.m. by Rev Jacob W Mast and Rev Forrest B Oglesby at Jones Funeral Home. Callers may contact the listed individuals.
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Douglas O. Grimm
Glengary Farm
Jacob W. Mast
Forrest B. Oglesby
Jones Funeral Home
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Jonas 0
Chamberlin, Jr
Beverly B. Wright
Paul Terretta
Jack Wingfield
Herndon D. Arthur
John L. Kater
John Presson
J. Lee Miller
Ones
Funeral service for Lewis Pendleton in Millwood
Funeral for Lewis Pendleton of Boyce will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at the Little Chapel Church Millwood conducted by Rev. Newton Turner. Burial at Little Chapel Cemetery. Pallbearers listed and friends may call at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville.
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Lewis Pendleton
Boyce
Little Chapel
Millwood
Newton Turner
James Hughes
Arthur Bowles
Bismark Walker
Joe Randolph
Logan Jones
Andrew Jackson
John H. Enders
Berryville
What Are Tektites The Glass Fragments Of Earths Surface
Tektites are small glassy fragments scattered across distant regions of the Earth. Their precise origin remains unknown and subject to scientific debate.
Farm Bureau Elects Campbell President in Frederick County
Ira Campbell was elected president of the Farm Bureau of Frederick County at the annual supper meeting at Shawnee Fire Hall. J. J. Pickeral is succeeded by Campbell. William Richard became vice president and James Brumback secretary. Members approved resolutions on Daylight Savings Time and state sales tax and backed rabies vaccination, toxes elimination funding, and county dumping areas.
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Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Ira Campbell
Shawnee
Campbell
Stonewall
J. J. Pickeral
William Richard
James Brumback
Health Department
Board of Supervisors
B. F. Strother
L. H. Messall
John Goode
James Sarver
Back Creek
Baden Larrick
John Watts
Gainesboro
Harry Kerns
Ray Keller
Opequon
Ralph Wakeman
James Richard
Richard
Paul Haldeman
Charles Zeilor
William Rickard
Belmont Fout
Landon B. Whitacre
Jams Brumback
Eisenhower Challenges Dems on Spending and Debt
President Eisenhower criticized Democratic leaders for proposing large federal programs without clear funding plans. He accused them of creating speculation about the dollar and warned that financing deficits would raise debt for future generations and debase the currency.
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London
Eisenhower
Sweden Sees 85.6 Percent Turnout in Lower House Elections
Sweden reports an 85.6 percent turnout among eligible voters in the recent lower house parliamentary elections. Officials note strong civic engagement as polling closes and results are awaited.
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Sweden
Riot After Rock and Roll Stage Show Injures Police
In Milwaukee a crowd of about 800 rioted after a rock and roll stage show at a neighborhood theater. Four officers were treated for injuries, thirteen people were arrested including eight juveniles, as bottles and bricks flew during the disturbance.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Arnold R. Kramer
Kramer
Kennedy outlines economic aims and attacks Nixon on foreign policy
Kennedy pushes economic questions and ridicules Nixon’s pledge to visit iron curtain nations. He recalls Eisenhower’s 1952 campaign promises and argues Eastern Europeans need a strong America. The motorcade stretched for miles as crowds slowed the day. Governor Lawrence calls the event unmatched in Pennsylvania history.
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Nixon
Eisenhower
Eastern Europe
America
Wilkes- Barre
Scranton
David L. Lawrence
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Nixon Sees Country Slipping Toward Economic Recession
The vice president warned of an economic downturn while addressing a cheering crowd. He labeled an opponent's remark as the most ignorant comment in the campaign and contrasted their finances with the public's judgment.
Farm cattle sale draws buyers from multiple states
Feeder farms in several counties plus Maryland and West Virginia sent cattle. Buyers paid top prices for Hereford, Angus and Short horn steers and heifers, led by Maynard Hersey and Richard Long. The sale totaled 768 steers and 52 heifers, with average weights around 459 and 420 pounds and receipts near $147,039. Sponsors included state agriculture offices and a livestock association.
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Maynard Hersey
Felton
Richard Long
Wabash
Indiana
J. M. Ramey
Marshall
James Meister
Buckeye
Ohio
R. H. Mullenix
Woodbine
Charles P. Townson
Daytone
Del
Paul M. Herr
Quarrysville
Ray Robinson
Payne Brothers
Stine
Farmers Livestock Exchange
The
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association
Virginia Agriculture Extension Provision
Virginia Division of Marketing
State Beef Cattle Producers’ Association
J. H. Cunningham
Maurice Fannon
Roanoke
Airliner Crash Kills 12 In Montana Mission Field
Investigators seek explanation for a Northwest Airlines crash that overturned in air and hit a mountainside near Missoula. Eight passengers and four crew members died. witnesses described a violent impact and pervasive flames. The ill fated flight from Portland to Minneapolis carried 50 seats with crew of four. Identified victims include Capt. James R. Perkins and First Officer Harry C. La Bart among others.
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Frenchtown
Mnt
Northwest Airlines
Minneapoli
Portland
Ore
Missoula
Montana
Sue Hough
Dave Anderson
Ralph M. Simmons
Butte
Civil Aeronautics Board
Federal Aviation Agency
St. Paul
James R. Perkins
Spokane
Wash
Harry C. la Bart
Bellevue
Ethel Marie de Freese
Eva Louise Knight
A. P. Martinelli
B. Leonard
Salem
C. W. Johnson
A. W. Jensen
Alexandria
R. Anderson
Los Angeles
Betty Hurt
Phillipsburg
Mont
John Hurt
J. A. Denton
Denny's Commission Auction and Richmond Livestock Sale
Sales Directory lists Denny's Commission Auction set for Friday and Saturday November 4 and 5, near Winchester Route 7 with furniture and appliances, plus Richmond Livestock Co. sale at Hermitage Road Pavilion in Richmond, Va featuring 350 ponies.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
Richmond Livestock Co., Inc
Sales Pavilion
Hermitage Road
Richmond
Weather Elsewhere in the News Atlas
A scrambled list mentions topics from naval disasters to sports teams and places. Notable items include the Maine sinking and the Red Sox, with scattered place names such as Canaan Now Palestine and the Bay of Bengal, plus a storm event dated 1091.
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James Madison
Maine
Red Sox
Canaan
Palestine
Appalachian
Bay of Bengal
Weather outlook and fire cause note for northern Rockies
The forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday with lows in the 40s and 30s in the mountains and highs Sunday from 60s to mid 60s, cooler in higher elevations. About 75 percent of forest fires in the northern Rockies are lightning caused.
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Rocky Mountains
Rainfall totals and historical averages with a note on James Monroe
The report lists rainfall totals for the last two percent hours ending 8 30 a m and year to date values including October and 47 year averages for each month. It also notes James Monroe as the fifth president who joined the Virginia Legislature at age 24 and served twice as Virginia governor.
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James Monroe
Virginia
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