Obituary of Ida May Coffelt 85 of Kent Street
Ida May Coffelt 85 of 16 Kent Street died last night in Winchester Memorial Hospital born August 25 1872 in Lantz Mills daughter of the late Mrs Sallie Grim and Mr Grim wife of David O Coffelt married September 6 1908 in Cumberland Md. Survived by sons Glenn Coffelt Lloyd Coffelt Floyd Coffelt daughters Madge Peer Riene Orndorff ten grandchildren seven great grandchildren funeral Sunday 2:30 pm at Union Forge Church with burial in Union Forge Church Cemetery near Edinboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida May Coffelt
Kent St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Lantz Mills
Sallie Grim
Glenn
Coffelt
Lloyd M. Coffelt
Flord M Coffelt
Hagerstown
Madge Peer
Riene Orndorff
Philadelphia
Union Force
Jones Funeral Home
Millard Lewis
Holtzman Frazier
Doyle L Peer
Alan C. Peer
Donald O Coffelt
Ray F. Coffelt
Jack W Coffelt
Leo T. Timbrook
Union Forge Church
Edinburo
Funeral service set for James Robert Atkins
Funeral service planned for James Robert Atkins of 1440 N Street NW Washington DC. Atkins died Tuesday and the service is scheduled for Saturday at a local church with burial details to follow.
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James Robert Atkins
N. Street
N.W
Washington, D.C
Funeral service announced for local resident at Jones Funeral Home
A funeral service is set for 1 00 p m Saturday at the Jones Funeral Home with Rev Joseph S Ducknail of Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church officiating. Pallbearers listed include Charles Burke William Beeler Luther Baker Marvin Wagner Richard Braithwaite and Raymond Kendall Interment in Sperryville. Friends may call at the funeral home.
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Jones Funeral Home
Joseph S. Ducknail
Highland Avenue Presbyterian Church
Charles Burke
William Beeler
Luther Baker
Marvin Wagner
Richard Braithwaite
Raymond Kendal
Sperryville
Jones Funreal
Funeral service for Raymond L. Clevenger Friday at 2 30 p.m
Raymond L. Clevenger died yesterday morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Funeral at 2 30 p.m. Friday at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev Forrest B. Oglesby of Brad dock Street Methodist Church. Pallbearers listed. Interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Raymond Lee Clevenger
North Braddock Street
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Jones Funeral Home
Forrest B. Oglesby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Leslie Carper
George W. Ritter
Carl B. Shutts
George W. Clowser
Joe F. Swanson
Jack G Swanson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Handley Reunion Highlights Past Class Members and Guests
Hortense White now Mrs. R Bowen Moore appeared in the reunion prophesy as a notable figure while drifting in an inner tube from New York to London with classmates. The event at Winchester Golf Club featured toastmaster Wv. K. Rodney Sirbaugh and included sponsors John Norvel Gibson Finley and Virginia Hunter Boyd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hortense White
R Bowen Moore
Stuart's Draft Methodist Church
New York
London
Winchester Golf Club
Wv. K. Rodney Sirbaugh
John Norvel Gibson Finley
Alexandria
Virginia Hunter Boyd
E. W. Barr
Garland Quarles
E. P. Browning
Melvin Eckley
Catherine Mee
John Warren Rice
Josephine Cooper
Dorothy Shatzer
Kenneth Trenary
Edward Koons
James Shockey
Barr
Emily
Reunion Highlights and Attendees From Virginia Class
The article lists attendees and honorees at a class reunion. Recognized distances include Mrs. Booth for the farthest overall, Mary McQuay from Reading Pa for the farthest in the United States, and Pegey Ritter Roanoke for the farthest in Virginia. The piece names many married couples and individual alumni, plus the organizing committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Holland
Moore
St. Mary's
Winchester area sale listings for Sept 12 14 auctions
A dense list of sales and auctions across Virginia and nearby areas. Items include cattle horses real estate furniture antiques and farm machinery with dates Sept 12 17 and locations in Winchester Front Royal Berryville Clarke County Frederick County and Prince Georges County Maryland. Auctioneers include E F Snider J Edward Thoma Byron Brumback Weschler & Sons and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. G. Baker
Patton's
N. Cameron St
Winchester
EF. T. Snider
Latham Flanagan
Leetown
W. Va
Lewis & Horner
Lewis E. Wallihan
Front Royal
Susie W. Kater
E. Monmouth St
Buddy” Artrip
Nooon - B. Triplett
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Winchester Milling Corp
Charles R. Duvall
J. Edward Thoma
Winchester Milling Corporation
Cameron St
F. T. Snider
Ralph W. Horst
Chambersburg
Moss Neck Manor
Fredericksburg
Canter Lonas
Piccadilly St
Wayne H. Wisecarver
Gore Va
Byron O. Brumback
Howard Lee Rools
Albert J. Jewell
Peffer
Berryville
W. D Orndorff
Oscar Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Berryvale
W. D. Orndorff
William Woodward, Jr
Belair Farm
Prince Georges County
A. A. Weschler
Temporary Bridge Over Hogue Creek Opens to Traffic
A temporary steel beam bridge with a wooden floor on Rt. 614 opened to all traffic yesterday at 3 PM after the old trestle bridge was wrecked Saturday. The load limit is about half the previous 10 ton limit. C. M. Rosenberger, chair of the Frederick County Board of Supervisors, commends the highway department for swift action.
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Hogue Creek
C. M. Rosenberger
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Rt, 600
Highway Department
Rosenberger
Longshoremen promised flu aid to unload vessel
Longshoremen unloading the liner Vulcania to arrive from Trieste were promised special benefits for themselves and their families if they contract the Asian flu within two weeks. The pledge came from the New York Shipping Association and International Seamen's Assn welfare funds amid 50 suspected cases aboard the ship.
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New York
Vulcania
New York Shipping Assn.International Seamen's Assn
ILA
Trieste
Fire at Amoco Yorktown refinery injures six workers
Two welders Jack A. Jones and D. C. Auman escaped serious harm after a sudden blaze in the pit. Jones and Auman suffered second degree burns, while Ralph Henry Ames was hospitalized for shock from a fall. Minor injuries were reported for Hogge and Mabe as Langley AFB spotted the flames. The fire tied up production but was controlled by 3 p.m. and fully out by 5 p.m. The plant’s dedication had touted Yorktown’s growth potential under Amoco.
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Jack A. Jones
Buckroe Beach
Newport News
William C. Hogge
Yorktown
J. C. Mabe
Hampton
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
Amoco
L. W. Moore
Texas
Public Auction Notice in Winchester Virginia 1957
On September 12 1957 at 7:00 p m at Pattons Warehouse 42 N Cameron Street Winchester Virginia a public cash auction will sell the listed household items and more to satisfy a municipal court attachment James Stewart Shenandoah Gas Company won 105.90 dollars plus costs.
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Winchester Milling Corporation
Corporation Court
City of
Winchester
Virginia
Patton
N. Cameron Street
Shenandoah Gas Company
James Stewart
Weather forecast for Virginia with showers expected
Partly cloudy and humid tonight and Friday with scattered showers. Low around 67 to 73 tonight. High 84 to 88 in the west and north and 88 to 93 in the southeast. Temperatures today 90 high 69 low. Winchester skies report sunrise 5 52 a m sunset 6 26 p m. Rainfall 0 31 inch in last 24 hours, year to date 19 97 inches for 1957.
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Winchester
Moone Esc Cscaesca
Carrie Expected To Bypass U S Forecasters Say
Miami Florida hurricane Carrie likely to miss the U S mainland and move far out to sea. The season's third tropical storm was about 940 miles east northeast of San Juan Puerto Rico and about 1 900 miles east of Miami with winds near 90 mph. Forecasters said intensity should not change much in the next 12 hours and remain cautious as it moves north up the Atlantic.
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Miami
Fla
Carrie
U. S
Atlantic
Tony
San Juan
P. R
United States
Gordon Dunn
Eisenhower Holds Morning Briefing Amid Farm Talks
President Eisenhower held a morning news conference after a 45 minute meeting with Secretary Benson. Benson supplied an encouraging report on farm conditions and discussed farm legislation to be sent to Congress next year. Hagerty denied a published report of a White House emissary in touch with Faubus. The President later went to the golf course.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerty
White House
Faubus
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Eisenhower
Congress
Second verdict in drunken driving case handed down
A Superior Court jury yesterday convicted a man of drunken driving and returned a second verdict. Judge L. Richardson Prever plans to pass along the jurors' complaint about hard chairs to county authorities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston-Salem, N. C
Superior Court
L. Richardson Prever
Civil War Round Table Guests Visit Local History Sites
A Cleveland Ohio Civil War Round Table group will tour local historic sites tomorrow. They plan a 7 pm dinner at the George Washington Hotel and may join the visitors by calling Ray Bowers at MO 2 7197 before noon tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland, Ohio
Civil War Round Table
Ray Bowers
Winchester Civil War Round Table
Almond III and brains rally quotes and Virginia race talk
Abbitt read a telegram from Almond urging Arlington and the commonwealth representation in Alexandria. Stephens warned Virginians that the southside faces unique conditions, cites Little Rock school integration as alarming, and notes U S Attorney General influence. Dalton defends GOP prospects amid Democratic legislature and cites Maine and West Virginia as counterpoints.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abbitt
Almond
Alexandria
Arlington
Commonwealth of Virginia
Stephens
Virginia
Southside
4Th
Little Rock
Ark
United States
Dalton
Norfolk
Henderson Urges Virginia Youth To Save Public Schools
GOP candidate Horace E. Henderson told the Harrisonburg Junior Chamber of Commerce that Democrats seek a mental blackout to achieve political goals and urged young Virginians to defend the public school system for the sake of their children and the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
GOP
Horace E. Henderson
Virginia
Harrisonburg
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David Coffelt
Atkins Service
Raymond L. Clevenger
James R. Atkins
Jones
Union Forge
Edinburg
Clevenger Service
Handley
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Monmouth Street
Ruddy” Artrip
North Cameron Street
Westinghouse
Union
Richardson
Rolls-Nordyke-Marmon
Austin F. Johnson
Charles R Divall
Mohawk
Virginia Ann Huntsberry
V. K. R. Sirbaugh
Margaret Butsler
J. Thomas Kremer
Mary Ruth de- Witt
William Good
Gladys Sergeant
Robert Lewis
Margaret Anderson
Sherman Dick Evelyn Barrett
Richard Bromley
William Perrine
Selene Calvert
Forrest Sirbaugh
Mattie Clark
William O. Grove
Horace Shackleford
Winnie Crowser
Melvin Eckely
Feix DePrisco
Hathaway Fant
Eula Fletcher Shipe
Dennis Reardon
Helen Fugitt
James Madden
Sylvia Grim
Vivian Hershberger
Alvin Johnson
Vivian Hollis
Holmes Harper
L. D. Brown Mae Fletcher
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Emily Light
Leonard Riley
Virginia Lupton
C. M. T. Booth
Tucker McGuire
J. Haine
Mary McQuey
Warren Rice
Catherine MecVicar
Andrew Babb
Lillian Oakes
Virginia Russell
Oscar Louderback
Cornelia Sutphen
R. Bowen Moore Hortense White
Robert Kerlin
Harry Hammond
Albert Seal
Richard Rosenberger
Richard Crenshaw
Jane Grey Stauffer
Lewis H. Hyde, Jr
Nacie Dorsey
Edith Jones
George Hawse
Walter
Order of the Holden Rule
City
U. Snider
Ike
Almond III
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Thames
Jean Lafitte
Comet
Brussels
Tilly
Brumback & Sons
Marion
Art
D.S.T
Fords
Farmalis
John Deere
Allie Chalmers
W.D
Massey Harris
Case
Ford
Rosenthal
New Idea
New Holland
New 66
Franklin
Front Rural
Front Reyal
Geneva
E. Piccadilly ST
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