William Larrick Dies In Hospital
William A. Larrick, 52, of Highview West Virginia, died at Winchester Memorial Hospital. He leaves wife Vera Brill Larrick and four children Gordon, Mary Eunice, Wendel, and another child. Surviving siblings are J Walter Larrick, Maggie Fletcher, and Alice Belford. Funeral services set for Timber Ridge Congregational Christian Church with arrangements incomplete. Body to be moved from Giffin Funeral Home to the Capon Bridge home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Larrick
Highview
W. Va
Inchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. A. Cao
Annie Mansy Larrick
Vera Brill Larrick
Gordon Larrick
Mary Eunice
Wendel
J. Walter Larrick
Maggie Fletcher
Winchester
Alice Belford
Capon Bridge
Timberidge Congregational Christian Church
Giffin
Martinsburg Continues Listings for Church and Officials
The Martinsburg notice lists church and regional officials from Shenandoah College to Winchester circuit including J. E. Oliver and F. G. Senger. It names supervisors and directors across Virginia and West Virginia regions with multiple towns such as Winchester, Staunton, Shenandoah, and Martinsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Branch
George Widmyer
Shenandoah
P. W.E. Richardson
Staunton
J. R. Wisher
Sleepy Creek
W. Va
H. Sawyer
Toms Brook
Winchester
J. E. Oliver
First Church
F. G. Senger
West Frederick
L. C. Messick
West Huntington
Funeral Services For Mrs Brill Held Tomorrow
Funeral services for Mrs Rebeca Brill who died Wednesday night will be held tomorrow at 4 p m from Jones Funeral Home with Rev Franklin Senger officiating and Rev Irvin Stonesifer assisting Interment will be in Mount Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers are Harvey Carper Walter Stayton Ora Bailey Harry Cain Clyde Embray and Rodney Wolverton She is survived by a half sister Mrs John Taylor of this city
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Brill
Jones Funeral Home
Franklin Senger
Irvin Stonesifer
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Harvey Carper
Walter Stayton
Ora Bailey
Harry Cain
Clyde Embray
Rodney Wolverton
Brill
John Taylor
Restaurant leaders press for immediate decontrol of ceiling prices
National Restaurant Association president in Chicago says most U S restaurants cannot survive the discriminatory price ceiling. Washington and West Virginia groups warn of closures or price rollbacks. OPA reviews meal price policy and industry pledges aid for owners cited in court for high meat dish ceilings. Le Sauvage calls for transparent earnings data but confirms readiness for a fight to the finish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Restaurant Association
Chicago
Washington
Robert J. Wilson
Washington Restaurant Association
West Virginia
M. C. Phillips
West Virginia Restaurant Association
OPA
Paul Porter
George R. le Sauvage
le Sauvage
New York
T Hose
Trial Justice Court disposes several traffic cases
In Frederick Elias White's case at 21 W. James Street the charge failing to obey a stop sign resulted in $5 and costs. Edward Luttrell of Gainesboro faced hunting on another's land without a license with $10 and costs. Avery E. Nicholson of 510 Highland Avenue paid $20 and costs for no operator s license. James Lee Franklin of Stephens City cited for speeding with $5 and costs. Albert Claude Hayden of Mt Williams cited for reckless driving and improper lights with $15 and costs. Vernon H Snyder and Stephen Phillip Bowman of Stephens City cited for reckless driving with $10 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court of Trial
W. Erle Edwards
Frederick Elias White
W. James Street
Edward Luttrell
Gainesboro
Avery E. Nicholson
Highland Avenue
James Lee Franklin
Stephens City
Albert Claude Hayden
Mt. Williams
Vernon H. Snyder
Phillip Clinton Bowman
Disorder at carnival leads to police raid and arrests
Officer Wisecarver says concession operators pressured patrons to gamble. Myers was arrested at a gambling stand while allegedly egging customers to play. Captain Funk says complaints began after the carnival opened and an officer ordered a raid after a second complaint. The management returned $100 to a local man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisecarver
Myers
Thompson
Funk
F. M. Punk
Jefferson Took On Monticello Design Himself
In a Q and A excerpt Wallace notes that Thomas Jefferson acted as his own architect for Monticello and many other buildings he designed, reflecting Jefferson’s hands on approach to architecture and construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monticello
Thomas Jefferson
Virginia
R. D. G. A. Jefferson
Public Sale of Property in Winchester Virginia
Special Commissioner will sell at public sale in Winchester Virginia property at 337 North Loudoun Street fronting 42 feet and extending 180 feet in the 1946 chancery case George Cunningham v Frances Warren. Terms: one third cash day of sale, balance in two annual installments with six percent interest or all cash. Sale date September 28 1946 at 10 A M.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
George J. Cunningham
Frances Lane Warren
Fort Hill
North Loudoun Street
North
Loudoun Street
Alice McKinster
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Dunn & Duvall Auctioneers
George J Cunningham
P J. Marshall
City of
Clarke County Lions host 100 percent meeting in Berryville
Clarke County Lions Club held a fully attended gathering at the Southern Cafe Berryville with 41 present and 92 percent attendance the highest in years. Henry Weaver spoke on Clarke County's quota for the Seventh District U S C drive and Walter Lee of White Post was named drive chairman. Past presidents attended, including C. C. Funkhouser 1941-42 and Julian Everly 1942-43.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Clarke County Lions Club
Southern Cafe
A. Willis. Robertson
Henry Weaver
U. S.C
Tuck
Clarke County
Lion
Dearmont
Lions Club
Walter Lee
White Post
R. C. Paulette
George Lightner
Lions Zone Meeting Reports Attendance and Program Needs
Dr. D Blanton Allen Dr D Carr and John O Hardesty presided at a Clarke County Zone 1 Lions meeting following a Clarke County Country Club session. Lion Charles James led Zone 1 Region 1 District 24 V with four clubs represented. The discussion focused on attendance issues, improved programs, closer coordination of club activities, and active committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Blanton Allen
Clay B. Carr
John O. Hardesty
Lion Charles James
Purcellville
Lions International
Clarke County
Truman ousters Wallace sparks mixed reaction across party lines
Reacting to Wallace removal, lawmakers split. Senator Sparkman calls it a surprise move and urges a clear foreign policy, while Senator Brewster says only a Republican administration can offer responsible leadership. Others question the cabinet shakeup and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Truman
Wallace
Chicago
Ant
Ohio
Senate P
Sparkman
John Sparkman
Alabama
Democratic National Committee
D-Md
Sen. Brewster
Maine
Brewster
R-Me
Senate splits over administration amid Wallace defection
In Charleston W Va Senator Revercomb Republican criticizes the President after Wallace issue becomes public. He says one side must resign and accuses a government faction of pushing Russianist principles. In Baltimore Senator Tydings Democrat declines comment on the dispute.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revercomb
Charleston
W. Va
Rwva
Wallace
Baltimore
Tydings
D-Md
Mass death sentences for Norwegian collaborators at Trondheim
Eleven Norwegians were sentenced to death and 19 others given prison terms in Trondheim on charges of Quisling activity during the German occupation. The leader, Henry Rinnan, a cripple, was found guilty of torturing patriots and aiding German police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oslo
Norway
Trondheim
Henry Rinnan
Tramp Steamer Runs Port to Port on Cargo Offers
A tramp steamer is not in regular service and has no fixed schedule. It operates from port to port based on cargo opportunities and available offers.
Funeral Services For Mrs Pendleton Held Yesterday
Funeral services for Mrs Laura Randolph Tucker Pendleton 86 died in Norfolk Virginia were held at 11 a m yesterday at Robert E Lee Memorial Church Lexington. Burial followed in Lexington cemetery with Rev Edwin Bethea officiating. She was born October 13 1860 in Winchester and leaves four children, four grandchildren and one great grandchild.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Randolph Tucker Pendleton
Norfolk
Robert E. Lee
Lexington
Edwin Bethea
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William Larrick
Martinsburg
3757
W. Boscawen St
Mrs. Brill
L & F Bargain Store
Capper Jeweler
Trial Justice Court
Mr. Byrnes
USC
Lions’ Meeting
Clarke County Club
Eos
Arden
Melon
Loudoun ST
California
Totets
Terete
Pendleton
N. Loudoun St
J. A. Holinger
Loudoun
8&T
Duff
Record Shop
Duff’s
Metropolitan Restaurant
Martha Washington Restaurant
Apple Blossom
Valley News Stand
Health Center Bowling Alley
People’s Ice Cream Store
Southern Grill
Skyway Grill
Ritz Lee
Dixie Dee
Kernstown
Mt. View Tea Room
Middletown
York Inn
U. S. Route 522
Front Royal Road
Arcadia
Timbrook’s
Welcome Inn
Friendly Inn
Berryville Road
Hayfield Tourist Camp
U.S. Rt
E. Piccadilly
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