Obituary: Bradley Gill dies in Warren Hospital
Bradley Gill, 75, longtime Front Royal resident and Rivermont Baptist Church member, died at Warren Hospital after one day as a patient. Born November 7, 1895 in Philmont, he was married to Helen Irene Mansfield. survivors include daughter Mrs. Donald E. Albert of Front Royal, brothers Stanley Gill of Baltimore and Luther Gill of Herndon, sisters Jessie of Baltimore and Katie of Columbus, and granddaughter Donna Albert. Funeral Friday at 2:30 p.m. Rivermont Baptist Church with burial at Prospect Hill Cemetery. Body remains at Maddox Funeral Home until proceedings. Burial to follow in Mickleton N J Friends Meeting House.
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Agant
Warren Hospital
Front Royal
Rivermont Baptist Church
Philmont
Bradley Gill
Helen Irene Mansfield
Donald E. Albert
Stanley Gill
Baltimore
Luther Gill
Herndon
Jessie
Katie
Columbus
Bond Widow Mrs Hanna L Bond Rites Near Clarksboro
Mrs Hanna L Bond widow of Edward L Bond died at her home in Clarksboro New Jersey. She leaves four sons John L Bond G Peaslee Bond Edward L Bond and Amos P Bond six grandchildren a sister Mrs James Engle and a brother Amos Peaslee of Clarksboro. Funeral service will be Friday.
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Hanna L. Bond
Edward L. Bond
Clarksboro
N. J
Allen C. Bond
Apple Pie Ridge
John L. Bond
G. Peaslee Bond
Amos P. Bond
James Engle
Amos Peaslee
Graveside service for infant Tammy Diana Newcome
A graveside service for Tammy Diana Newcome infant daughter of Eddy N and Joan Wilkins Newcome will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in Shenandoah Memorial Park. The Rev. Allen Peer will officiate. She is survived by her parents a sister Deborah paternal grandparents George and Mrs. Newcome and maternal grandparents Russell and Mrs. Wilkins.
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Tammy Diana
Eddy N
Joan Wilkins Newcome
Stephenson
Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Allen Peer
Deborah
George Newcome
Nain
Russell Wilkins
Millwood Pike
Warren group to vote on Legion home use and school fundraising
Giles Brook Post 53 American Legion members will vote tomorrow at 7 30 p m on using the Legion home. A campaign to raise 25000 for the foundation school starts at 8 p m tomorrow with 30 people from across the county meeting at the Virginia Gentleman Club. Superintendent Q D Gasque reported about 75 white students registered at public School 3 Clarke and Rappahannock counties.
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Ter
United Daughters of the Confederacy
American Legion Home
Moose Hall
Virginia Gentleman Club
Skyline Bakery
Myers
Giles Brook
Post 53
American Legion
Legion
H. H. Marlow
Warren County
Q. D. Gasque
Clarke
Rappahannock
County Negro Schools Open With 85 Pupils Enrolled
Frederick County reports three Negro schools opened with 85 students, lifting total county enrollment to 4699, while white schools started with 4614. Attendance by school names Stephens City Cedar Hill Clearbrook Middleway shows 35 32 and 18 respectively. Superintendent Ayler noted enrollment may rise and buses were updated with three new units bringing fleet to 38.
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Frederick County
Stephens City
Cedar Hill
Clearbrook
Middletown
Robert E. Ayler
Ayler
Dracula nickname leads to arrest in New York stabbing case
police nabbed Sal Agron 17 and two others after a 2 a.m. Bronx sighting linked to the slayings of two 16-year-olds amid a wave of juvenile violence. Agron denied the killings but claimed he cut someone. Hernandez 17 known as Umbrella Man. Four charged with homicide. five more accused of unlawful assembly. Governor Rockefeller calls a high level parley with church leaders and FBI Director Hoover to curb teen crime.
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New York
Dracula
Sal Agron
Brooklyn
Bronx
Agron
Tony Luis Hernandez
Manhattan
Hernandez
Murr
Nelson A. Rockefeller
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Chest Information Committee Heads Meet Tomorrow
The Win chester Frederick Community Chest Public Information Section plans a noon conference tomorrow at the George Washington Hotel. G P Duane Jr chairs the session with vice chairmen Bill Chapman Joseph Lintz and Strother Shiley Jr presiding over seven committees each. Twenty one committees will discuss public information for the eight Chest services during the upcoming fund drive.
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Winchester - Frederick
Market Quotations and Stock Summary
In Baltimore apples and other produce show mixed gains and declines across varieties while New York stocks recover some ground. Apples, peaches, and tomatoes reflect modest price shifts. metals, motors, and major industry shares push gains with small losses for a few firms. The AP reported a steady noon index of 229.00 for the 60-stock average with minor sector movements.
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Steels and Motors
American Motors
Youngstown Sheet
Reynolds Metals
Republic Steel
Jones & Laughlin
Lukens
Goodyear
Goodrich
Texas Instruments
Thiokol
Westinghouse Electric
U.S. Gypsum
Merck
Associated Press
Baltimore market summary cattle hogs and sheep prices
Cattle 250 and calves 25 in small supply with weak demand. not enough sales to form a market. Hogs 200 with butchers steady to 25 cents higher. mixed lots of US No 1-2 and No 1-3 195-220 lb at 15.50-15.75, 60 head at the top price, 226 lb at 15.25, 253 lb at 15.00. Sheep 25, 85 lb utility spring lambs steady at 18.00.
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Baltimore
USDA
Chicago Livestock Prices Rally Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Chicago market data show hogs steady to 25 higher with varied lots 200 to 330 pounds trading between 13.25 and 15.00 per hundredweight. Cattle and calves total around 15 000 head with steers pushing to 30.00 and heifers up to 28.25. Sheep and lambs mostly steady with spring slaughter lambs at 19.50 to 21.50 and yearlings around 16.50 to 18.00.
Grain futures edge up as soybeans show pressure
Chicago grain futures opened with small gains on the Board of Trade. September soybeans faced moderate pressure while wheat ranged unchanged to a fraction higher. Corn and oats showed mixed moves with September contracts near current levels.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
Local Markets Corrections Note from The Star
Local markets section notes corrections are published regularly by The Star but the paper disclaims responsibility for typographical errors that may occur in listings.
Poultry Market Report From Harrisonburg
Poultry and eggs market notes show fair to good demand for broilers and fryers with movement slow. Heavy hens and small turkey fryers are mentioned with Grade A Large and Medium listings and grade variations. Prices and numbers appear partially garbled but indicate market activity at Harrisonburg.
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DLO Eee Peng
Se Senn
Harrisonburg
FGG
Suffolk policeman to stand trial for harboring still
Norfolk AP report says J Horace Williams a former Suffolk police sergeant will go on trial Sept 23 on a harboring a still charge. Williams 43 pleaded innocent waived grand jury hearing and arraignment and allowed an information to replace the indictment.
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Norfolk
Suffolk
Walter E. Hoffman
J. Horace Williams
Williams
U.S. Atty
W. Farley Powers, Jr
Apple prices pressure processors on grade size
The board notes higher prices for larger apples while small and low grade fruit fall. It backs $2.65 for Yorks and $2.35 for other varieties as reasonable and realistic and favors reviving last year's 3D program. It warns against invoking grower contract rules for hard pressed members but says deferred deliveries can affect long term season outcomes.
Civil Rights Threat to Adjournment in Congress
Senate action on civil rights threatens adjournment next week as leaders signal progress on other issues. Dirksen predicts passage of a skeletal bill dodging a prolonged fight, while Johnson remains cautiously hopeful about possible motions to bring the issue forward. The bill would preserve voting records, fund federal schooling for children of service personnel, and make it a federal offense to cross state lines to avoid bombing prosecutions, a provision Southerners may oppose.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Dirksen
Civil Rights Commission
Eisenhower Arrives in Paris for Talks with De Gaulle
President Eisenhower lands at Le Bourget after a London flight and greets French leader Charles de Gaulle at the airport. They share a cordial, formal exchange and proceed to a noon luncheon with 29 guests including Christian Herter and Maurice Couve de Murville before resuming talks at the Foreign Ministry.
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Eisenhower
London
de Gaulle
Elysee Palace
Christian A. Herter
Maurice Couve de Murville
Foreign Ministry
le Bourget
Charles de Gaulle
France
Car Theft Suspect Apprehended After Chase Near New Market
A suspect was forced off the road and arrested by state Trooper Claude Seymour and Rockingham County Deputy Sheriff Wilcox south of New Market. He admitted to being released on bond in Pittsburgh yesterday after a prior arrest for interstate transportation of a stolen vehicle. Pennsylvania authorities label him an habitual offender.
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New Market
Claude Seymour
Rockingham County
Wilcox
Shenandoah County
Brown
Pittsburgh
Pennsylvania
Weather forecast for Virginia and Winchester skies
Variable cloudiness this afternoon tonight and tomorrow. Low tonight around 70s to 107 with mountain areas 6 to 7 degrees cooler. Five day outlook Sept 3 to 7 calls for 4 to 6 degrees above normal with showers and thunderstorms possible Thursday and around Monday. Winchester: sunset 6 43 p m sunrise 5 42 a m new moon 5 55 p m.
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Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall Totals Reported for August and Year
Rainfall in the past four hours ending 8:30 a.m. today August totals show 2.96 inches to date. For 1959 year-to-date rainfall is 24.72 inches with monthly averages listed from March to December.
Front Royal Policeman Resigns from Local Force
Front Royal Police Chief Charles A. Menefee announced the resignation of Officer Nelson C. Mills effective Saturday. Mills, four years on the force, will join Valley Distributors Inc in Front Royal. several applications for his replacement are on file.
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Front Royal
Charles A. Menefee
Nelson C. Mills
Mills
Valley Distributors, Inc
Menefee
Stonewall Ruritans To Hear Preston
The Stonewall Ruritan Club holds a dinner meeting tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. at Welltown Methodist Church. S. D. Preston of Winchester Recreation Department will discuss the city's recreation program.
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Stonewall Ruritan Club
Welltown Methodist Church
S. D. Preston
Winchester Recreation Department
Answers Linking Lincoln and Notable Figures
A compact list connects figures and terms: Wagner, Abraham Lincoln’s first term, hoist the anchor, St. Lawrence, Bird, Helena, Theodore Roosevelt, Al Jennings, and a dog with 42 teeth. The notes mix names, places, and a playful animal fact.
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Abraham Lincoln
St. Lawrence
Helena
Theodore Roosevelt
Yes
al Jennings
Dog
SEPTEMBER AUCTION SCHEDULE FROM WARREN COUNTY GUIDE
A sales directory lists multiple auctions around Winchester Martinsburg Bedington Scottsville and Charlottesville. Denny's Commission Auction on Route 7 features furniture and appliances. various estates hold cattle dairy and farm equipment sales. estates include Water Fall Farm Bedington and Scottsville Guernsey dispersal with 102 grade cattle. Auctioneers include Orndorff Cole Mullendore Snider Hartley and Langhorne with dates Sept 2 to Sept 19.
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Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Edward
Ned) Morrow
Stephen Ailes
Water Fall
Beddington
W. Va
Martinsburg
Lowe, Horner
Miller
Mullendore
Lewis
Cooke Us Noll
Orndorff
Virginia Holstein
Orange
Hartley
Grimes
Clearbrook
W. D. Orndorff
J. Randolp
Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Armel
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
EH. T. Snider
Scotlands
Guernsey
Harry F. Langhorne
Scottsville
Charlottesville
Merryman Co
Sparks, Md
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