Deaths and Funerals in Frederick County area
Obituary notices record the deaths of Carrie Virginia Bennett and Mary Baker and George McDonald Baker, plus multiple family survivors. Services are set at Omps and Enders Funeral Homes with interment at Mt Hebron and Green Hill cemeteries. Other family obituaries include Lineweaver and Jordan relatives. services scheduled in Woodstock and Edinburg.
Jacob Locke 57 of Boyce Dies at Winchester Memorial
Jacob Franklin Locke 57 of Boyce died yesterday at Winchester Memorial Hospital after months earlier suffering a partial stroke. Born July 19 1900, he served on the Berry Ville police force for several years and later worked for the Doubleday Company for over a year. He was a member of the Boyce Methodist Church.
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Jacob Franklin Locke
Boyce
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Locke
Berry- Ville
Doubleday Co
Methodist
Six Year Old Elsie Lineweaver Dies At Home
Elise K Lineweaver six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Albert Lineweaver of near Edinburg died at her parents home early Tuesday after years of ill health following a prior operation. She was born January 20 1951 in Brucetown Frederick County and is survived by her parents a maternal step grandmother Mrs Amy Russell of Brucetown a sister Mrs Kather.
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Elise K. Lineweaver
Albert L. Lineweaver
Edinburg
Brucetown
Frederick County
Gladys Louise Russell
Amy Russell
Kather
Duncan, Bryan W. obituary notices near Cederville
Bryan W Duncan died in his sleep at home near Cederville aged 49. He was born in Riverton the son of the late George William Duncan and Hattie Pritts Duncan and lived in Warren County. He married Margaret Cross of Winchester and is survived by four sons and two daughters and four grandchildren, a brother Julian and a foster son Eddie Morgan. Funeral Thursday at 2 p.m. from Scott Funeral Home with burial at Prospect Hill.
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William Bryan Duncan
Cederville
Riverton
George Will'am Duncan
Hattie Pritts Duncan
Werren County
Margaret Cross
Winchester
Bryan, Jr
George
Shepherdstown
Wv Va
Samuel
Front Royal
Kenneth
Frank Giber
Washington, D. C
Margaret Duncan
Julian
Eddie Morgan
Scott Funeral
Paul Stagg
Prospect Hill Cemetery
Feltner Service for Mrs Sarah Feltner Held in Berryville
A funeral service for Mrs Sarah M Feltner of 118 Orchard Ave was held at 3 pm at John Henders Funeral Home Berryville with Rev Julian Orrell of the Baptist Church officiating. Burial followed in Green Hill Cemetery with pallbearers William Baker Seward E Alien Harry B Nicodemus Austin Nicodemus Albert Nicodemus and Jack Wile.
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Mary Lee Willingham Locke
Boyce
Robert Mills
L. E. White
Winchester
Donald Hawkins
New Jersey
John H. Enders
Berryville
Linwood Daniels
Green Hill Cemetery
Enders
Jordan
Mt Jackon
Jack
Judy
Jane
Gary
Larry
Jerry Lineweaver
Dellinger Chapel
Woodstock
Timothy Lehman
Edinburg
Church of Christ
Cedarwood Cemetrey
Alvin Bowman
Harry Fadley
Suddy Herbaugh
Harry Rhinehart
Dellinger Funeral
Sarah M. Feltner
Orchard Ave
John Henders
Julian Orrell
The
Baptist Church
William Baker
Seward E Alien
Harry B. Nicodemus
Austin Nicodemus
Albert Nicodemus
Jack Wile
O Sull ivan Rubber Reports Nine Month Income
O Sullivan Rubber Corporation reports a net income of 87313 for the first nine months of 1957. Treasurer Grimm cites net sales of 4759000 in the period, comparing with net sales of 4642000 and a net loss of 73379 for the same span in 1956.
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O'Sullivan
O'Sullivan Rubber Corporation
Douglas ©. Grimm
Grass Bale and Livestock Auctions Across Virginia and Maryland
A dense listing of livestock and real estate auctions across Virginia and Maryland includes Partners Livestock Exchange in Winchester with Aberdeen Angus sales, Whetzell and Moore auctions near Berryville Staunton and Warrenton, plus Hereford sales through the Virginia Hereford Association and Spring Valley Hereford Farms Poolesville Maryland. Individual auctioneers include E T Snider W D Orndorff B O Brumback G B Simmerman Jr and W L Jenks. Events span November 2 to November 18 with cattle dairy horses farm equipment and personal property offered at multiple locations.
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Partners Livestock Exchange
Winchester
Virginia
Aberdeen - Angus Association
Fitzhugh
J Edward Thoma
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
E. T. Snider
P W Moore
B. Simmerman, Jr
Stuart Whetzell
Clearbrook
D. Orndorff
W. L. Jenks
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia Hereford Association
Neptune Lodge
Warrenton
G. B. Simmerman, Jr
Walter Heflin
Millwood
W. D. Orndorff
Bessie M. Kline
A. B. Kline
Middletown
B. O. Brumback
Capt
D. M. Sprinkle
Charles R. Duvall
Spring Valley
Poolesville
Virginia Politicians Fire Heavy Barrages At Woodstock Rallies
Virginia candidates exchanged fierce rhetoric at Woodstock as Gov. race contenders Ted Dalton and J Lindsay Almond Jr led separate campaigns. Senator Harry Byrd assailed desegregation and federal enforcement while others campaigned across the state in Roanoke Halifax Richmond Petersburg and Norfolk with plans for upcoming rallies and debates.
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Virginia
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Ted Dalton
GOP
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Norfolk
Almond
Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Commonwealth
Democratic Party
America
Halifax County High School
John
Richmond
Dalton
Roanoke
Horace E. Henderson
Petersburg
Colonial Heights
J. Livingstone Dillon
Wytheville
A. E
Stephens
Harrison
Portsmouth
Amond
U.S. Supreme Court
Congress
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Supreme Court
Warren Court
South
A. E.S. Stephens
Rep
Tuck
Lawrenceville
Dillon
Henderson
University of Virginia
Gov. Stanley and
Brooks on federal troops and states rights in interview
Brooks argues Ike used federal troops. wants old state militia back. He says governors lack constitutional backing, only Congress can authorize action. He condemns federal overreach, defends states rights, and predicts the Democratic massive resistance to integration will fail. He warns school closures hurt all in the state.
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Brooks
Ferrin
Eisenhower
Congress
Cen
Eisenhower Budget and Cost of Living Question
President Eisenhower commented on the budget and rising living costs. He noted a 2 to 6 percent increase over five years in office, calling it a flattening trend though not complete success. He warned that in a complex economy, fluctuations are inevitable.
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Eisenhower
Mega Day Hen Lays 262 Eggs in Flemington
A Leg horn hen named Mega Day in Flemington New Jersey reportedly laid 262 eggs in a year totaling 365 days. The unusual record drew local interest and admiration for the hen and farm.
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Flemington
N. J
Weather forecast for late October with rain chances
Cloudy with occasional rain tonight and mild conditions on Thursday. The five day outlook to November 4 shows temperatures about three to six degrees above normal, rising into Saturday then cooler Sunday, with rainfall totaling one to three tenths of an inch on Thursday and Saturday.
Rainfall totals and monthly averages for historical period
Rainfall data shows today ending 8:30 p m with no rain in last 24 hours. October rainfall to date 4.45 inches and 1957 total 26.81 inches. Average annual rainfall over 44 years 33.99 inches and monthly averages by month are listed from January 2.43 through December 2.47 inches. Also notes quiz answer 1 Brandy.
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Hay
Mental of Edwin Thomas in Seattle prison incident
Edwin Thomas, serving time for second degree assault and rape in King County, was identified as a ringleader after guards said inmates seized control of a building. Hutchings walked in alone and presented to patients while Heyns praised a presentation. Guards reported 154 inmates in the facility during the disturbance. the most dangerous were isolated on the third floor and did not participate.
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Edwin Thomas
King County
Seattle
Hutchings
Heyns
Thomas
State Penitentiary
Walla Walla
Roger Blue
Kenneth Berger
Soviet Leaders Step Out For Public Holiday Faceoffs
Khrushchev Bulganin and Anastas Mikoyan joined a public event, continuing a pattern of not dodging crowds during tense times. The officials met with citizens in a ceremonial setting, reinforcing visibility amid ongoing political drama.
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Khrushchev
Bulganin
Anastas Mikoyan
Ivan Bagramian Honors Allies and Warns on War
Soviet commander Ivan Bagramian spoke at length praising Iran Turkey and the Soviet Union as part of the WWII alliance against Hitler. He hailed the Soviet earth satellite as a symbol of peace and urged opposition to war while condemning those who seek it. He also commented on Middle East tensions improving amid U.S. Turkey war-attack claims on Syria.
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Iran
Turkey
Soviet Union
Hitler
United States
Syria
Middle East
Noah Betty McDonald Fruit Owl Arctic Ocean
Noah and Betty McDonald appear in a fragmentary list alongside items Fruit clean Owl 9 and Arctic Ocean. The text lacks coherent context or a clear event.
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Noah
Betty McDonald
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Carrie Virginia Bennett
Jerry M. Bennett
Cedar Grove
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Rodney B
Rebecca Clark Emmatt
Pleasant Valley Eub Church
Annie May Bailey
Hagerstown
Mary Ellen Carson
Thomas Bennett
Kernstown
Holmes Lewis
Omps
John E. Oliver
Mt. Hebron
Omps Funeral Home
Moose Lodge of
Albert L. Baker
George McDonald Baker
Stephen
Braddock ‘St
Oatsuthe
Eugene R. Branch
Charles W. Morrison
Annapolis
Omps Funeral
W Holt Souder
Christ Episcopal Church
Jacob F. Locke
Funeral Service Ambulance Service
N. BraDdock St
Elsie K. Lineweaver
Perry Engineering CO
Kesslant
du Pont
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
OU Pind Paint Service
Bryan Duncan
Feltner Service
Associated Press
North Carolina
H. C. Christianson
Farm Ponds
TOP Soil & Shale
Senmseng Road
Che Ste
Mieliy! Srv
C. J. Brumback & Sons
Winchester Ories
I.Q
Brandy
Sherman Backhoe Parts & Service
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Order of the Golden Rule
JUST
Ivan
Bagramian
Baltic
Piccadilly St
Ge Org
Owl
Arctic Ocean
N. Cameron St
T. B
Bangs
Winchester, Va
A. B Kill
B. O. Brumback, Auctioneer
Ellen K. Willey
UNICO
Southern States
Stas
Winchester Cooperative