Obituary Notice for Arthur F. O’Linger Sr 85 Died in City
Arthur F. O’Linger Sr. 85 of this city died last night at Maplewood Nursing Home. He was born to J. L. and Rebecca O’Linger and was a member of St. Martin’s Lutheran Church New Market. He previously ran a mercantile business in Mt. Clifton before moving here. Survived by two sons A F O’Linger Jr and five daughters Irene and others, seven grandchildren, two great grandh, two sisters, service pending with burial at Mt. Hebron Cemetery and calls to Omps Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Franklin O’linger
Maplewood
J. L
Rebecca O’linger
St. Martin’s Lutheran Church
New Market
Mt. Clifton
Florence Swartz
A. F. O'Linger
St. Peter
Mt. Vernon
William Baker
Irene O'Linger
Joseph Johnson
Roy Clark
Albert Seal
City
John Arthur
Middletown
C. J. Phillips
Quicksburg
Mt. Hebron
Omps Funeral
Funeral service for Walter Funk set at Jones Funeral Home
Walter James Funk dies at home in Stephens City. Elder W G Fletcher to conduct funeral Saturday at 3 30 p m. Pallbearers listed and honorary pallbearers named. Burial at Mount Hebron Cemetery. Funeral home handling arrangements. Also notes Ted Kroll money winning record at $72 835 in 1956 and a 1926 New York Rangers hockey result versus the Montreal Maroons 1 0.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James Funk
Stephens City
W. G. Fletcher
Jones Funeral Home
Richard E. Venable
Carl 2. Martin
L. Raymond Swartz
C. Kenneth Staples
C. B. Lee
Robert K. Stickley
Miller Barley
N. B. Smallwood
Clarence Windle
Harmon Brumback
Charles Staples
Joseph Newlin
Ollie Windle
William H. Herrell
Earl Brumback
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Ted Kroll
New York Rangers
Montreal Maroons
Funeral Services for Walter J Funk Saturday
Funeral services for Walter J Funk are scheduled for Saturday at 3 30 P M at Jones Funeral Home. The funeral notice lists Jones Funeral Home Inc as the affiliated establishment.
Oldest Air Force member retires at Bergstrom Base
MSgt. George Hunt aged 72 retires after over 41 years of service during ceremonies at Bergstrom Air Force Base Austin Texas. Airman James F. Sheerin 19 of Kingston Pennsylvania helps Hunt settle in a rocking chair as he leaves active duty. Hunt served under officers including Eisenhower Patton Marshall and Truman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George
Pop) Hunt
Air Force
Bergstrom Air Force Base
Austin
Texas
James F. Sheerin
Kingston
Hunt
Dwight Eisenhower
George Patton
George Marshall
Harry S. Truman
CAB Allows American to End Roanoke Service for Two Years
The Civil Aeronautics Board denied American Airlines’ request to suspend Roanoke Virginia service but granted a two year pause for its Richmond Virginia operations. The board cited public interest and warned that halting Roanoke service would hurt passengers and local industry while noting Piedmont’s alternative service. The agency also rejected Piedmont’s bid for broader Roanoke connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAB
American Airlines
Roanoke
Richmond
American
Piedmont Aviation
Piedmont
Charlottesville
Lynchburg
Kennedy frames push for national wage and unemployment standards
In Manchester Kennedy urged a national standard for unemployment compensation and living wages. He proposed raising the minimum wage from 1.00 to 1.25 and extending it to four million workers, but the plan failed. He heads to Portland Maine then Alaska for campaign events and a formal presidential kickoff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Manchester
N. H
N.H
Kennedy
New England
Congress
Washington
Senate
Maine
Portland
Alaska
Khrushchev Struggles with Khrushchev Line and World Tensions
The article discusses shifts in Soviet leadership and theory. Molotov’s transfer from Mongolia to Vienna signals possible realignments. Khrushchev and loyalists push a line against China while aiming to isolate former colonies and deter Western powers. Khrushchev’s U.N. engagement could dampen opposition within the movement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V.M. Molotov
Stalin
Outer Mongolia
Vienna
International Atomic Energy Agency
Khrushchev
U.S.S
Western Alliance
U.N
World Movement
Joseph White Honored by ABA for Law Weekly
Joseph W White of Harrison Benham and Thoma was honored by the American Bar Association for the Law Weekly published by the University of Virginia Law School. White edited the publication 1959 60 and has a background in Hampden Sydney College University of Pittsburgh and UVA Law. He served in the Army and is a First Lieutenant in the Army Reserve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph W White
Harrison, Benham and Thoma
American Bar Association
White
ABA
University of Virginia Law School
MR. White
Richlands
Tazewell County
Joseph M. White
Hampden-Sydney College
University of Pittsburgh
Phi Alpha Delta
Kappa Alpha Order
University of Virginia
Law Weekly
International Law Society
United States Army Counter Intelligence Corps
Fort Sill
Oklahoma
Army Reserve
Joanna Kay Warner
Baden
E. Cork Street
Burr P. Harrison
Harry K. Benham
J. Frederick Larrick
William A. Johnston
III
Warren Schools Open With 3102 Enrollments On First Day
A total 2,631 public students enrolled yesterday in Warren, plus 471 in the private John S Mosby Academy. Warren High reported 492 and Criser Schools 271 with 118 in high school and 153 in elementary. Nineteen Warren County High students are Negroes. This opening was the quietest since integration in 1958 with only one bus tie up and no press or police presence. Classes paused for Labor Day, with full day continuing Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Front Royal
Warren Public Schools
Reliance
Rockland
Warren High
Criser
Warren County High School
Warren
Warren High School
A. S. Rhodes
Townsend Pioneer of Pension Plan and Controversial Tax Proposals
Dr. Townsend advocated a 1 to 2 percent gross income tax and previously proposed a 2 percent tax on all business transactions to fund $200 monthly pensions at age 60. He clashed with Congress, was jailed for contempt in 1987, and received an unsolicited pardon from FDR. He spent years promoting Townsend Clubs and feminist voting, lived in California, and died leaving Minnie Townsend, a son Robert C. Townsend, and a large pension movement behind.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Ways and Means
Pension
Townsend
Congressional
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Long Beach
Calif
Los Angeles
Fairbury
Ill
Black Hills
Belle Fourche
S. C
Long Beach Calif
Minnie Townsend
Robert C. Townsend
Movement
Washington
Giants Lead NFL in Punting Average Last Season
The New York Giants topped the NFL with a 46.6 yard punt average over 55 kicks last season, setting the league pace for distance and consistency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Colts
New York Giants
Virginia and Maryland Auction Listings Highlight Local Estates
A dense sales directory lists auctions across Virginia and nearby Maryland. Estates include Emma D. Taylor Winchester household goods, Virginia Hereford and Holstein cattle sales, and multiple real estate and farm equipment auctions scheduled from Sept. 3 to Sept. 24 with various auctioneers and locations in Winchester Leesburg Verona Summit Point Frederick and Orange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitacre Trailer
Winchester
W. D. Orndorff
Frances M. Jones
Willow Springs
Leesburg
N. Va
McCarty
Delaparne
Owen Thomas
ITI
Fpr
Virginia
Sale Pavilion
Orange Va
Fred Stine
Clay Sales, Inc
Frederick
Horst & Wagner
Emma D. Taylor
Highland Ave
Charles R. Duvall
H. K. Benham
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
W. E. Edwards
Frederick County
Virlus
Arthur Cather
Rt. 522
Vernon Whitacre
W. H. Clark
E.S.T
E. R. Elyett
Brryville
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
George W. Miller
E. Cork St
Commercial & Savings Bank
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
Weather forecast for Winchester and Virginia
Partly cloudy today with scattered showers tonight then clearing and cooler. Highs near 68 Ken 66 in the east and south and in the 50s northwest. Tomorrow mostly sunny cooler and less hard. Sept 27 forecast averages about three degrees above normal. Cooler weekend with little or no rain. Sunset 6 42 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Winchester
Rainfall totals and averages for the season
Rainfall data show September totals and year to date figures. It lists 1960 year to date at 27.54 inches, with 47 year averages including 36.86 inches annually and monthly averages such as January 2.24 and April 3.16 inches.
Congress Fails on Aged Care and Housing Bills
Congress ends session with the medical care plan for the aged stalled by opposition and a broad federal aid compromise for medical bills, while housing aid and school bills falter in the House.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camel Kennedy
Senate
House
Rales
Congress
Coma Ga
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. F. O’linger, Sr
Funk Service
Walter J. Funk
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Golden
Snellings
Eas Seong
All
Cal Miller’s Flower Shop
Piccadilly St
Berryville
Stuart M. Perry
Joseph White
Potomac
Venus
The
Solomons
London
Paris
Minnehaha
Herbert C. Hoover
Chevrolet
Associated Press
Albany
Albuquerque
Atlanta
Ismarck
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Leia Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
New Orleans
St. Paul
New York
Oklahoma City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Apple Growers
C & H Packing CO
Rt. 11 South
Jimmy Himelright
Ettes
E. Piccadilly St
Winchester Savings & Loan Assn
Loudoun
Hansbrough & Carter Building
Farm Credit Co-Op
Farm Credit Office
E. Boscawen St
Whitacre
General Electric
Westinghouse
Kenmore
Sears
Kenneth Whitacre
Virginia Larrick
Fairview Ave
Arthur Holsman Jenkins
Corporation ‘Court
City of
Henry E. Belt
R. G. Ergenbright
Corporation Court
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!