Obituary notes for Brannon and Ford in Frederick County
Multiple notices detail deaths and services. Mrs Mary J Brannon of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania died Monday and will be remembered in a mass at Sacred Heart Church with pallbearers named. Funeral arrangements list Omps Funeral Home and Mount Hebron Cemetery. Junior Ford of 619N Cameron Street died Sunday night with funeral at Cartwright Funeral Home and burial at Orrick. The report also covers a Richmond incident where a 5 year old and a 7 year old played with a revolver leading to a fatal shooting. the foster mother cited protection as the reason for keeping the weapon.
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Mary J. Brannon
Pittsburgh
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Father Stragisher
Leslie Reed
Jess Himelright
Mervil Adams
Ray Lewis
Edgar Shirley
Carrol Hawkins
oThe
Omps Funeral
Mount Hebron
Junior Ford
Cameron St
Frederick County
Frederick Ford
Goodfrey Ford
Philadelphia
Cartwright Funeral Home
Newton Turner
Orrick
Kredle flor ve on Baskr Island incident in July
An event on Baskr Island in Canada occurred in July with unverified details. The fragment mentions pissing on the island but provides no further context or outcomes.
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Baskr Island
Canada
Mrs Lela H Brown Services Schedule
The obituary notice lists Mrs Lela H Brown with services at 1 30 p m Wednesday at Jones Funeral Home Inc. Services announced by Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Lela H. Brown
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Fire destroys wagon and ensilage on Front Royal Pike
Fire last night at about 8:25 on the farm of C. S. Solenberger on the Front Royal Pike destroyed a wagon and a load of ensilage. A family member said the ensilage, though not burned, was scorched beyond use. The wagon belonged to J. W. and John Russell, also on the Front Royal Pike, who were harvesting. A tractor and field chopper were uncoupled when the fire was discovered and were not damaged.
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C. S. Solenberger
Front Royal Pike
J. W
John Russell
Elks Home Chief Thomas Brady Dies in Roanoke Hospital
Winchester Lodge No 867 reports the death of Thomas Brady longtime superintendent of the Elks National Home in Bedford He directed improvements at the home and built ties with Elks lodges nationwide A Catholic Church service is set for Bedford Friday at 10 a m with burial in the Snowden Bauserman funeral notices follow for 78 year old Zepp resident with extensive family in Winchester Middletown and Zepp
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Winchester Lodge
B. P, O. Elks
Roanoke
Thomas Brady
Elks National Home
Bedford
Elks Home
Brady
Elks Lodges
America
Elks
Bedford Cemetery
Snowden Bauserman
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Bauserman
Zepp
Joseph
Florence Whitacre Bauserman
Elma Peer
Frances Wigginton
Winchester
Jennings Bauserman
Middletown
Carl Bauserman
Davis Bauserman
Mountain Falls
John Bauserman
Hildred Bauserman
Richmond
Lizzie Thompkins
Washington
Cedar Creek Christian Church
David C. Derby
Franklin Conner
Melvin Conner
Paul Herbaugh
Welton Webster
Eugene Mellwee
Dorman
Dayonna area evacuated as flood threat prompts civil defense measures
Officials described a prepared coastal response with radios linked for official reports, buses evacuating residents, and 3,000 people in Red Cross shelters. Buildings secured, electricity intact, and no disorder reported as two days of warning preceded the event.
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Red Cross
Frederick County Agricultural Fair Opens Judging Day
The 17th Frederick County Agricultural Fair moved into high gear with judging of exhibits this afternoon at the National Guard Armory site. Exhibits by boys, girls, men and women are arranged for public inspection from evening through Friday, with many blue ribbon contenders among the displays.
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Frederick County
National Guard Armory
Jury Sets Damages in Auto Crash Suit
Seven Frederick Circuit jurors were asked to determine damages in a civil action against John M. Mayhew of Frederick County. Plaintiffs Clinton Ritter Jr. and Betty Lou Smith allege injuries from a January 9, 1963, auto collision south of town. Attorneys outlined claimed injuries and noted plans to call two doctors to testify as part of an opening statement.
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Frederick
John M. Mayhew
Frederick County
Clinton Robert Ritter, Jr
Betty Lou Smith
Fred Larrick
Joan Kuykendall
Career highlights of Potts the sports editor and educator
Potts, longtime sports editor and journalist, held roles at Northern Virginia Daily, Loudoun Times-Mirror, and University of Nebraska. He taught 10 years in Shenandoah County schools, coached multiple sports, and earned degrees from Madison College, University of Virginia, and Kentucky. He led Phi Delta Theta Maryland to top national chapter honors.
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Northern Virginia Daily
Maryland
Loudoun Times-Mirror
Leesburg
Virginia
University of Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska
The
Lincoln Journal
Sigma Delta Chi
National Journalism Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta Fraternity
Phi Delta Theta
Star
Pappas
Shenandoah
Winchester
Strasburg High School
Shenandoah College
Dayton
University of Kentucky
Madison College
Harrisonburg
University of Virginia
Strasburg
Harrison Seeks Federal Drought Aid for Frederick Clarke Area
Gov. Harrison moves to activate federal emergency drought relief for farmers across Frederick and Clarke counties and 26 neighboring counties. He wired Secretary Freeman urging emergency conservation and reserve measures in the Northern Valley due to severe rainfall deficit and requests readoption of the livestock feed program allowing farmers to buy surplus government grain at reduced prices.
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Albertis
Harrison, Jr
Frederick
Clarke
Associated Press
Richmond
Harrison
Orville Freeman
U-87
Frederick and
Hurricane Dora Threatens Jackson ville and St Augustine
Hurricane Dora neared Jacksonville and St Augustine with high winds and a five foot tide. Ethel lingered offshore, while 3,000 residents evacuated the St Augustine peninsula. 5,000 stayed in ocean front homes at Daytona Beach despite warnings.
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Washington
St. Augustine
Jacksonville
Oceanside
Matanzas Bay
Atlantic
California
Bay Street
Daytona Beach
Weather Summary for Virginia from September 9
Fair tonight with a low in the 60s. Thursday warm and humid with highs in the 80s. Friday to Sunday stay warm with scattered showers affecting part of the area. Five day trend shows temperatures 3 to 6 degrees above normal and showers mainly in the west Friday into the weekend. Paste includes sunrise sunset and rainfall data for prior 24 hours and yearly averages.
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Virginia
Shenandoah Freshmen Arrive as Classes Begin at College
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music welcomes about 300 freshmen arriving Sunday and Monday with registration through Tuesday. Upperclassmen report September 17 and 18, classes start September 21. Convocation speaker will be Dr. Forrest S. Racey.
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Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Forrest S. Racey
Baltimore Livestock Market Report Cattle and Hog Receipts
Baltimore reports cattle receipts at 100 head with prices not tested due to lack of offerings. Hog receipts at 300 head show barrows and gilts scarce with steady prices. sows absent. U S 13 190.235 Ibs at 18.50 to 18.75, with little activity otherwise to establish prices.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S
Wisconsin Democrats dominate as Knowles leads GOP race
Barry Reynolds overwhelms Milwauke e attorney Dominic Frinzi in the Democratic gubernatorial race while Warren P Knowles holds a strong 2 to 1 lead over Milo Knutson on the GOP side. Proxmire outpolled two opponents but trailed unopposed Wilbur Renk in the Senate race. Colorado has no statewide contests and all four House members are renominated.
Wall Street rises after Chrysler labor pact praised
The market jumped in heavy trading with Chrysler shares surging over a point as the labor agreement easing strike fears boosted autos and steel stocks. Major gains spread to Radio Corp and IBM while several chemicals retailers and electronics names posted modest advances. the AP average rose 0.9 to 319.1.
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New York
Wall Street
Chrysler
Jones & Laughlin
U.S. Steel
Lukens
Bethlehem
Republic
Radio Corp
Anaconda
Kennecott
IBM
Xerox
High Voltage Engineering
Cox Broadcasting
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Douglas Aircraft
Reynolds Tobacco
U.S. Gypsum
Allied Chemical
Sears, Roebuck
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Tm Amu
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Brumback & Sons
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Daytona
Polig Vaccine
Stee
U.S. Weather Bureau
Dora
Central Plains
Mississippi Valley
John Bailey
Roger Shenk
James Wood F.F.A
John Marker
F.F.A
Potts
Harrison Asks
Ethel
Bermueda
Augustine
National Guard
City Civil Defense
Fred Lillis
Weather Bureau
Cinder & Shockey
Winchester Skies
Baltimore Livestock
Barry
Wheelock Whitney
Wisconsin
Colorado
House
Luther Burbank
St. Paul
Mercury
Mudville
Pittsburgh Paints
Maine
Cailternis
Flonnipes
Glaize & Bro
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