Deaths and Funerals Harry B Abrell 73 Martinsburg Route 3
Harry B Abrell 73 of Martinsburg Route 3 died Tuesday evening. A farmer of Gerrardstown he was a son of Benjamin and Lydia Collis Abrell. He was a member of Mount Pleasant U B Church and survived by two wives, children, stepchildren, grandchildren and siblings. Funeral at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg with burial in Bunker Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry B. Abrell
Martinsburg
Gerrardstown
Benjamin
Lydia Collis Abrell
Mount Pleasant
Vernon Frye
Earl Armbrester
Bunker Hill
Charles Sims
Merle Sims
Baltimore
Brown Funeral Home
Raymond Sar
H. M. Strick
Funeral Service for Claude Dix Held in Fennville Michigan
The funeral for Claude Dix who died in a highway crash on August 30 in Michigan was conducted Tuesday in Fennville. Burial followed in the city. Survived by three sisters Mrs Madge Robinson Mrs Helen Feathers and Mrs Beryl Pugh all of this city.
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Claude Dix
Michigan
Fennville
Mich
Madge Robinson
Helen Feathers
Beryl Pugh
Samuel R Ogden obituary notes Shenandoah death
Samuel R. Ogden age 87 died Wednesday afternoon at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital Woodstock. A service will be held at 2 p.m. at Stover Funeral Chapel Strasburg with Rev. B T Clarke officiating. Burial follows in Mt Carmel Cemetery Middletown. He is survived by his wife Pearl L Ogden and children Marcia Tonman Washington D C Reginal Ogden Baltimore Md Mrs Lavenia Campbell Winchester and Mrs Agnes Bauserman Strasburg two sisters
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Samuel Register Ogden
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Stover
Stasburg
B. T. Clarke
Mt. Carmel
Middletown
Pearl L. Ogden
Marcia Tonman
Washington, D. C
Reginal Ogden
Baltimore
Lavenia Campbell
Winchester
Agnes Bauserman
Strasburg
McCone says atmospheric tests unnecessary now
In a White House visit John A. McCone former AEC chairman told Ken he does not feel atmospheric shots are necessary at present. The remark aims to reassure neutrals the U S is not planning to contaminate air with fallout, while advisors note the risk the Soviets could test and seek a ban later.
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John A. McCone
AEC
Ken
White House
United States
Waynesboro Antique Autos Celebrate Fiftieth Anniversary
About 150 antique automobiles will take part in Waynesboro’s fiftieth anniversary event. The show begins at 10 a.m. at Fairview Avenue School stadium, followed by a 2 p.m. parade to Memorial Park for continued displays. No admission will be charged.
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Waynesboro
Mo“ivate
Fairview Avenue
Memorial Park
Berlin crisis talks loom as U S seeks peace path
The United States weighs a negotiated Berlin solution with the Soviet Union while Kennedy and Khrushchev argue for renewed talks. Ambassador Thompson will discuss Berlin with Andrei Gromyko, and Dean Rusk plans to meet on the UN General Assembly opening.
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United States
Washington
Berlin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Moscow
Andrei Gromyko
Dean Rusk
Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
New York
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Communist Party
New Orleans Schools Face Private School Operation Debate
Police ringed six schools over two days as new students registered. Barricades lined every approach and officers worked a 12 hour shift to secure entrances. Deputy marshals accompanied Negro students to Frantz and McDonogh last year.
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Frantz
McDonogh
Rt 522 Crash Injures Two In Winchester
Two men were injured when a 1960 Oldsmobile left Rt 522 near Water police Memorial Hospital reported contusions to Marvin Grubb Priest and Louis Elmer Shifflett sustained facial and chest injuries. State trooper noted excessive speed and a pole impact causing about 1200 dollars damage.
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Oihee Rock
Water
Eeanal
Marvin Grubb Priest
Rt. 1
Winchester
Louis Elmer Shifflett
Front Royal
Memorial Hospital
P. W. Foster
Grover Lee Luttrell
Peyton St
Glenn Lofton
Benjam Brown
Loudoun St
Ronald L. Keyser
241 Parkway
Jefferson St
Holmes McFarland
Basil Cooper
James E. Berryman
Stephens City Council Sets Two Meetings This Month
Stephens City Council schedules two meetings for this month. A regular meeting Tuesday night was canceled due to lack of a quorum. A short session to approve bills is set for Saturday at 6 30 p.m. DST, and a second meeting will be held at 8 p.m. September 12 to handle regular business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephens City
Hurricane Carla Looms Over Gulf With Uncertain Path
Forecasters issued advisories for Carla's progress across the Gulf of Mexico while ships evacuated Key West Harbor as a precaution. Navy vessels moved to anchorage awaiting open sea. Chief Forecaster Gordon Dunn warned rain possible in south Florida but hurricane winds unlikely locally and noted the storm would stay nearby for days.
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Carla
Gulf of Mexico
Navy
Key West Harbor
Anchorage
Key West
Gordon Dunn
South Florida
Trussell Electrocuted Painting Barn Near Upperville
Harvey Ralph Trussell 25 of Upperville was electrocuted Tuesday while painting a barn on the H. D. Manken farm. He touched live wires. survived by wife Rose Lee and four children, mother Ada Trussell of Berryville, six sisters, two brothers. Funeral Friday at 2 PM in Upperville Methodist Church, interment Ivy Hill Cemetery. Body at Wiltshire Funeral Home until noon Friday.
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Harvey Ralph Trussell
Upperville
Clarke County
H. D. Menken
Mr. Trussell
Rose Lee Trussell
Ada Trussell
Berryville
Jean Audrey Trussell
Susie Ann Wright
Stella Mae — Richards
Elva Lee Trussell
June Trussell
Carol Trussell
Ralph Edward
Thomas Larry Trussell
Ivy Hill Cemetery
Wiltshire Funeral Home
Guard Divisions Shift to Frontline Readiness for Berlin Showdown
The United States plans to move four highly ready Guard divisions from Massachusetts, Wisconsin, Pennsylvania, and Texas to reinforce ground strength in Europe, with 18 Army divisions plus three Marines. McNamara weighs six divisions abroad by mid November as 18,000 reservists join 150 units with added drills, while 329 units face intensified training and hip pocket orders.
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Berlin
U.S
West Germany
Robert S. McNamara
Massachusetts
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Texas Guard
United States
Army
Van Zandt, ex New York paperman and writer, dies
Sharon Conn AP reports former newsman and insurance expert Van Zandt died Monday. He worked for the New York Sun Herald and later the New York World, wrote many magazine stories, and published a novel. Born in Wichita Kansas.
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Sharon
Car Stolen Here Is Recovered by State Police
A 1953 green and cream Chevrolet stolen Tuesday near Winchester was recovered by State Police in Bedford Pennsylvania. Two juveniles were taken into custody. the car was located on the Punxatawney Pike. Owner is Mrs Elanor Long of 17 Gibbons Street.
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Bedford
Winchester
Ennamately
Puncavigasia Turnpike
Elanor. Long
Gibbons St
Local FOP Holds Meeting and Picnic at Patton Home
The Fraternal Order of Police held its monthly meeting and a picnic yesterday at 7 p.m. at Mrs. Maxine Patton's home 352 Shenandoah Ave. The event combined a formal gathering with a community picnic in a single social evening.
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Order of Police
Maxine Patton
Shenandoah Ave
Sales Directory listings for September auctions across Virginia and Maryland
A sequence of sale notices and auctioneer details for September events. Folders include Charles Carver near Winchester, John Swartz near Bunker Hill, Thelma Holcomb at Leesburg, the Virginia Smith Grim estate, Joseph Massie Jr. in Frederick County, William Smith Trustee near Woodstock, Edward Wojciechowsk i in Monkton Maryland, Belle Stokes Winchester, Clarence Kerns Berryville, Sarah Warner estate near Edgar Warner farm.
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Charles J. Carver
Winchester
Dennis T. Cole
John L. Swartz
Bunker Hill
W. Va
W. D Orndorff
Thelma Holcomb
Mary Ann
Leesburg
William S. English, Jr
Virginia Smith Grim
Long Green
Headleys
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County Court House
Frederick County
Gainebsoro
Charles R. Duvall
William A. Smith
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Edward J. Wojciechowski
York Road
Sparks Station
Carroll Road
Monkton
Maryland
Merryman Co
Belle F. Stokes
Leicester St
Clarence Kerns
McCormick Farm
Berryville
W. D. Orndorff
Sarah Warner
Edgar Warner
Rt. 7
Weather Today Forecast With Thunder Showers Likely
Considerably cloudy, warm and humid tonight and Friday with widely scattered thundershowers. Tonight’s low around 68 to 72 degrees. Saturday will be partly cloudy and warm.
Rainfall figures show daily and year totals
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8 30 today September 2 1961 brings the year to date to 29 69 inches and compares with the long term average of 36 9 inches for 48 years Monthly averages are listed with values for January through December.
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Nan Burges
Mobile
Ala
Elton Brook
Thomas and Mary
B&o Railroad
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Harry Strasnider
Marvin Loving
Stanley Cooley
Joe Dwyer
Herbert Stickley
Theodore Willey
Motors
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UAW
Chrysler
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IBM
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American Can
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Jones & Laughlin
Woolworth
Sperry Rand
Republic Steel
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du Pont
Dow Jones
Dix Service
Samuel R. Ogden
Frederick County Fair
Harry Ridgeway
At & M Bank
James Wood
New Orleans
F.H. A. Financing National
John W. Rosenberger & Co., Inc
Commerce St
Piccadilly St
Indian Alley
Fred Hildebrand
Maurice Lake
Lake
Studebaker
Helen A. Nicholson
Cassadage
Eugene Lee Pyne
H.R. Trussell
Frederick Arndt
FOP
Benjamin Franklin
Bathsheba
Knute Rockne
Lady Godiva
Puck
Hippocrates
Uniformed Guards & Patrol Service
Michael Green
Ridgeway
West Virginia
U. S. Route 11
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Narge
Maytag
Virginia Larrbigk
Virginia
THE
Albany
Atlanta
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Des Moines
Detroit
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Fort Helena
Honolulu
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Oklahoma City
Omaha
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T.V
Dennis T. Colf
D.S.T
Springer
Dhia
Danuser
Clark
Dairy Credit Co
de Kalb
Leesburg, Va
William 8. English, JR
H. H. Barlett
Howard Dawkins
Leesburg Methodist Youth Fellowship
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