Deaths and Funerals Shumaker 74 Leesburg road trainman
Shumaker 74 road trainman of Leesburg died Sunday at 2 p.m. at his son Meredith Shumaker's home in Leesburg where he had been. Born in Loudoun County he was son of the late Jake T. and Mary Catheryn Shumaker. He belonged to the Methodist Church and railway unions. Survived by two sons, three sisters, and three grandchildren. Funeral held Wednesday at Muse and Reed Funeral Home Leesburg with burial in Ebenezer Cemetery. Pallbearers named J B Yost Jr Stewart Bell Jr G G Sydnor F Earl Parsons Robert K Woltz and Richard K Eddy.
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Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Oak Whettel
Cumberland
Jenny Hackley
Charles Town
Muse and Reed Funeral Home
Leesburg
Ebenezer Cemetery
Loudoun County
Jones Funeral Home
George D. Jackson
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Mt. Hebron Cemetery
J.B Yost, Jr
Stewart Bell, Jr
G. G. Sydnor
F. Earl Parsons
Robert K. Woltz
Richard K. Eddy
Death of Dr Paul Landis Veterinarian in This City
Dr Paul Landis 3 of 5 Washington Street died Sunday morning after a long illness. Born in Augusta County he was the son of Henry and Lydia Landis. He married Hattie Hollar on May 10 1904 in Augusta County. A veterinarian, he was a member of First Presbyterian Church and Past Master of Bridgewater Masonic Lodge. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs J A Hoginger and Mrs J William Hollis both of this city one son Dr James S Landis of Norfolk one brother Keiy Landis Independence Mo and three grandchildren.
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Paul Jacob Landis
Washington St
Augusta County
Henry and
Lydia Pumphrey Landis
Hattie Hollar
Landis
First Presbyterian Church
Masonic Lodge
Bridgewater
J. A. Hotinger
J. William Hollis
City
James S. Landis
Norfolk
Keiy Landis
Independence, Mo
Death notice for Mrs Rosa M Chrismore in Winchester
Mrs Rosa M Chrismore 77 of 616 National Ave Winchester died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after a short illness. Born in Winchester she was the daughter of the late John W Winkfield and Amanda Wiley Winkfield widow of Harry F Chrismore married in Hagerstown Md in April 1900. Survived by three daughters Mrs Clarence R Houghton Mrs Ernest F Locke and Mrs William E Shotwell and many nieces and nephews. Last of her immediate family. Funeral Thursday at 3 30 p m by Rev G Raymond Womeldorf Jones Funeral Home Mt Hebron Cemetery. Friends may call.
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Rosa M. Chrismore
National Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Chrismore
Winchester
John W. Winkfield
Amanda Wiley Winkfield
Harry F. Chrismore
Hagerstown
Grace Lutheran Church
Clarence R. Houghton
Ernest F. Locke
Berryville
William E. Shotwell
Front Royal
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Jones Funeral
Leonard Spaid 56 of Lehew Dies in Winchester Memorial
Leonard Wilson Spaid 56 of Lehew W Va died yesterday morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born in Lehew he was the son of Cephas and Laura Slonaker Spaid and husband of Leota Pennington married March 14 1934 in Martinsburg. Survived by his wife his mother and seven siblings. Ducted Wednesday at 3 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home by Rev James Grubbs with burial in Shiloh Church Cemetery Lehew.
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Leonard Wilson Spaid
Lehew
W. Va
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Cephas
Laura Slonaker Spaid
Leota Pennington
Martinsburg
Alpha Spaid
Gore
Daisy LaFollette
Rosie Holliday
Lil
Traffic accidents reported in Frederick County area
The Friday night crash count included three incidents in Frederick County. One collision occurred at 10 45 p m Saturday on Rt 11 and Rt 764 one half mile north of Winchester. State Trooper D A Sheetz identified the driver as Glenn Rolling LaFollette of Gore.
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Frederick County
Winchester
Rt. 764
D. A. Sheetz
Glenn Rolling LaFollette
Gore
Whitacre
C. D. Taylor
Dawson
Berkeley Springs
W . Va
Multiple traffic crashes reported in Frederick County
A series of rear end and side impact crashes were reported around Winchester and surrounding routes. damages ranged from 75 to 400 dollars with no injuries noted. vehicles involved included a 1954 Ford driven by Frederick Owen Burleson of Clearbrook and a 1955 Ford and 1955 Oldsmobile in separate incidents.
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Ford
Frederick Owen Burleson
Clearbrook
Mercury
Winchester
Fon
Braddock
Germainsts
L. 8
Dunn
Kyle Franklin Stephen
Canton
Ohio
William Douglas White
Rt. 1
Stephens City
Stephen
Germain
White
Braddock St. Stephen
Criser High School Opens With 273 Enrollees
The county school opens Criser High with 167 high school and 106 elementary students from Warren County. The $500 000 Criser School was completed and Warren County High exceeds 1 000 in normal enrollment. Private white schools operate under the foundation with 600 enrolled after two days of registration at Union Hall.
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Criser High School
Criser
Warren County High
The
Educational Foundation
Union Hall
Market Downturn Hits Stocks Amid Tight Credit Conditions
New York stocks slipped sharply as trading gained momentum with declines across steel, automobiles, chemicals, and electronics. The Dow dipped to 641.20, while bond markets stayed near unchanged. meat and produce markets in Baltimore showed modest moves in cattle, hogs, and fruits.
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New York
Wall Street
Youngtown Sheet
International Paper
General Tire
Zenith
Litton Industries
Motorola
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Ford
Chrysler
Goodyear
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
American Tobacco
Dow Jones
Associated Press
Chicago Livestock Prices Report Hogs and Cattle Mixed
Chicago cattle and hog markets show steady to mixed trading with various grades and weights. Hog prices range from 10.25 to 14.25 per cwt while cattle and calves move mostly 19.00 to 29.75 per cwt with selected loads higher, and sheep prices generally steady across classes.
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Baltimore (Ap
USDA
Chicago
Weather Summary for Virginia and Surrounding Area
Fair tonight with temperatures in the upper sixties to low seventies west and east. Tomorrow looks sunny and hot with scattered afternoon thunderstorms possible in the extreme southwest. Highs around 86, lows near 64, sunrise 5 47 am, sunset 6 34 pm.
Bombings Rock Little Rock Area Damaging Buildings
Explosions shattered windows at the Carmelite Monastery and a nearby building while bomb blasts also damaged the First Presbyterian church and other structures. No injuries were reported. Police suspected dynamite. officials guarded the superintendent's home as schools faced prior threats.
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Nalley
Little Rock
Smith
R. E. Glasscock
Bill Patterson
School Board
North Little Rock
Russell Matson, Jr
Terrell E. Powell
Subcommittee Created on Laos Crisis by UN Security Council
The Security Council adopted a resolution to form a subcommittee to examine Laos statements, receive more documents, and conduct inquiries. Soviet envoy Sobolev opposed the move, contending veto rights, but was outvoted 10-1 and the decision stood. The chair labeled the action procedural and binding.
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Laos
U. N
Security Council
Arkady A. Sobolev
Sobolev
Council
Egidio Ortona
Italy
The Walrus and the Carpen I Q Answers
A quirky puzzle item listing I Q answers and names The Walrus and the Carpenter Jack Johnson and a remark that they are soups. Mentions Missouri and Ohio as part of the garbled text.
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Jack Johnson
Missouri
Ohio
Auction notices and farm sales listed for September in Virginia
A September sales directory lists multiple auctions and consignments across Virginia. Items include furniture and appliances at Denny's Commission Auction near Winchester, registered Holstein cattle in Orange, dairy cattle and real estate near Grim, Randolph Larrick trustee real estate near the Frederick County Court House, Dabney W Watts trustee land in Winchester, Scottsville Guernsey dispersal near Charlottesville, seven trucks at Star Tannery, and registered Herefords at Englebrook Acres Farm Staunton with sale manager Owen Thomas III.
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Wed
Denny's Commission
Winchester
Orndorff & Cole
Virginia Holstein
Orange
Harry S. Hartley
Grimes
Clearbrook
W. D. Orndorff
J Randolph.larrick
Frederick County Court House
Armel
E. T. Snider
Dabney W. Watts
EB. T. Snider
Scotlands Farm
Guernsey
Harry F. Langhorne
Scottsville
Charlottesville
Merryman Co
Sparks
Star Tannery
Virginia Hereford Association
Englebrook Acres
Staunton
Owen Thomas III
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Harry W. Shumaker
Paul Landis
Leonard Wilson
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Tow Store Hill
Loudoun
Will
Cali
Elorists
National
Harry Chrismore
Leonard W. Spaid
A.m
N. Braddock St
Amherst
Jack T. Shumaker
Polly
Max A. Whitacre
Mt. Falls Rt
Charles R. Newlin
Rt. 2
Brk St
Newlin
Baltimore Livestock
Baltimore
McIntosh
MD Bu
Chicago Livestock
Wisecarver’s Print Shop
Stuart M. Perry
Virginia
Dows
Knoop
Baldwin Contractors’ Company
I. Q
Associated Press Law
Albany
Albuquerque
Anchorage
Atlanta
Bismarck
Boston
Buffalo
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fort Worth
Helena
Honolulu
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Miami
Milwaukee
St. Paul
New Orleans
Balts
E. Piccadilly
Omps Funeral Home
Rane
Loudoun Street
Winenester
Elizabeth
E. R. Stettinius, Jr
St. Vitus
Benjamin Franklin
Glaize & Bro
Cedarmeade
U.S. 11
Denny’s Commission Auction
New
American Legion Building
Silver King
Ugh
Wayne Feeds
Wayne
Clearbrook Feed & Supply
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