Obituary: Joel DeHaven Retired Farmer Dies at 73
Joel H DeHaven 73 retired farmer and carpenter of Cedar Grove Frederick county died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after ill health He was born October 4 1874 in Frederick County and lived there his whole life He leaves Dora E DeHaven three sons Mervil Richard and Ross a daughter Hazel Fries and a brother Friends will meet at the late home Sunday at 1 pm and proceed to Pine Grove Methodist Church for funeral services conducted by Rev Emory Elmore Interment in Pine Grove church cemetery.
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Joel H. DeHaven
Cedar Grove
Frederick County
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Martin and
Mary Ann Bailey DeHaven
DeHaven
Pine Grove Methodist Church
Dora E. DeHaven
Mervil DeHaven
Martinsburg
Richard DeHaven
Hazel Fries
The
Ross DeHaven
Pine Grove
Emory Elmore
Church
Cannery to Close At Stephens City
The Stephens City community cannery will close next Tuesday and reopen in the latter part of November when meat canning resumes. It has operated since June, four days a week, during Lions and corn canning in August.
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Stephens City
Infant Graveside Rites Held in Winchester
Graveside services were held at Mount Hebron for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Griffith of Winchester. The child, born Sept 24 at Winchester Memorial Hospital, died yesterday evening. Dr. T J Hawkins of Braddock Street Methodist Church officiated. The mother is Frances Crosen of Cross Junction. The report notes a separate civic dividend about Mexico and Indigenous people. A divorce suit in Winchester Corporation Court, James G. Shirley Jr. v Frances E Shirley, seeks a mensa et desertion grounds with Frances E Shirley ordered to respond within ten days after publication.
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Mount Hebron
Ray Griffith
Winchester
T. J. Hawkins
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frances Crosen
Cross Junction
Office Corporation Court
City OF
Virginia
James G. Shirley, Jr
Frances E. Shirley
Corporation Court
P. J. Marshall
Baltimore Printers Fight ITU Over Taft Harley Rules
The Graphic Arts League of 22 Baltimore print shops accuses the International Typographical Union of imposing unwritten terms outlawed by the TaftHarley Act and seeks NRB intervention. The union is challenged for a no contract policy and alleged failure to bargain, with league executive secretary F E Street accusing the ITU of enforcing employment conditions that could amount to laws.
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Baltimore
Graphic Arts League
International Typographical Union
AFL
League
National Labor Relations Board
General Counsel
ITU
F. E. Street
Unplanned grocery purchases run to 38.2 percent
A recent survey shows that 38.2 per cent of all purchases made in grocery stores are un planned.
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E.F.M. A
Oscar Murphy Dies at 71 in Berryville
Oscar M. Murphy 71 died at 4 a m at his son in law and daughter Mason Morris Berryville home after prolonged illness. He was born Feb 23 1876 in Clarke County and married Barbara Childs who died four years ago. A dray businessman in Berryville, he retired five years ago and previously farmed in Clarke County. Survived by wife’s family. three other children. six grandchildren. a sister and two brothers. Funeral 2 p m Sunday at John H Enders funeral home with Rev George Lightner and Rev R Carrington Paulette. Interment Green Hill Cemetery.
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Oscar M. Murphy
Mason Morris
Berryville
J. T. Murphy
Clarke County
Virginia Barton Murphy
Loudoun County
Murphy
Barbara Childs
Murphy Was In the Drayage
Claake County
Morris
Harold Farrington
Harry Luby
Arlington
Pam Murphy
Getty Kirby
Kernstown
Thaddeus Murphy
Lester Murphy
Spanish raid from Cartagena returns with massive gold booty
A Spanish raid launched from Cartagena against Indian inhabitants returned with loot valued at 1,500,000 gold ducats. Among the spoils was a solid gold image weighing 140 pounds.
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Cartagena
Columbia
President Studies Tuack's Protest on U. S. Land Purchase
Alexandria report notes Governor Tuck protests federal land acquisitions in Virginia without state consultation. President Truman replied Aug 20 study is being made on necessity of continued federal land purchases. Governor had warned in July 14 letter that Virginia fears rising acquisitions, especially in Arlington Fairfax Stafford and adjacent counties.
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Alexandria
Tuck
Virginia
Truman
Commonwealth of Virginia
Arlington
Fairfax
Stafford
Carolina
York
Warwick
Norfolk
Princess Anne
Rail gauges in France England and US compared
The Association of American Railroads states that France and England use the same gauge as the United States. The standard gauge is consistent across these nations.
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France
England
United States
W.J.B. A
Association of American Railroads
Charles Dunlap Rites Tomorrow at Bethel Church
Funeral services for Charles M. Dunlap of Gore will be held at 11 a.m. tomorrow at Bethel Church Trone. He died September 24 from a heart attack at age 34 after years of ill health. He worked 15 years at the Gore sand pit and is survived by his widow Edna and five children, plus three brothers and two sisters. Interment at Bethel church cemetery.
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Bethel Church
Trone
Charles M. Dunlap
Gore
Dunlap
Martin
Cordelia Dunlap
Edna Dun
Loetta Mae
Charles, Jr
Hidla Jane
Ronald Edward
Nancy Ruth Dunlap
Dawson
Hunter
Payton Dunlap
Myrtle Johnson
Falls Church
Lena Cave
Giffen Funeral
Capon Bridge
Turner Smelser
James Sawyer
Cecil Whitacre
Jerome Bowman
Marion Lineburg
Harry Loy
Ancient Norwegian skis hint at even older skiing origins
Archaeologists report 4000 year old Norwegian skis showing advanced craftsmanship suggesting skiing predates recorded history. Finds imply long standing tradition and technical skill in early Nordic winter travel.
Ruthenium Uses in Industry and Hardening Roles
Ruthenium, a platinum group metal, is rarely used in pure elemental form but is commonly employed to harden alloys and enhance durability. It contributes strength and wear resistance in catalytic and industrial applications.
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Joel DeHaven
Mexico
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Lee Bushong
Rostre
Rhodes Drug CO
Braddock
Boscawen
Northern Wa. Power Co
Oscar Murphy
Studies Tuack
U. S. Land Purchase
Charles Dunlap
Liberia
U.S
Ralph P. Yount
C.P.A
Lewis H. Hyde
Yount, Hyde & Company
Certified Public Accountants
American Institute of Accountants
Winchester, Virginia
GUARD
J.C. Penney CC
N. Cameron St
George Washington
Packard Sales & Service
Winchester News
Sportsmen’s Headquarters
S. Loudoun ST
Hw National Guard
First Congress
Washington
National Guard
America
Adjutant General
116Th Inf
Winchester Armory
Millwood Ave
L. Zuckerman & Sons
Front Royal
Winchester 1
Winchester's Shopping Center
N. Loudoun St
Edward
W. Water St
Diamond Cab CO
Main St
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