Obituary of Mrs Lillie G Ashby 1920 Winchester resident
Mrs Lillie G Ashby 37 of 1621 Loudoun St died Saturday at Winchester Memorial Hospital She was married to Kenneth B Ashby since March 20 1937 and was born August 16 1920 in Rappahannock County She was a member of the First Baptist Church and the Friendship Fire Company auxiliary Surviving: husband son Kenneth G Ashby her mother Bessie Horton Martin four brothers and five sisters A funeral service is set for Tuesday at 1 30 pm from Jones Funeral Home with Rev Orard T Clark presiding Pallbearers listed as Clyde
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lillie G. Ashby
Loudoun St
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kenneth B. Ashby
Rappahannock County
Bessie Horton Martin
Ashby William Martin
First Baptist Church
Friendship Fire Company
Kenneth G Ashby
Joan Martin
Clearbrook
Robert Martin
Charles Martin
Ashby Martin
Essie McDaniel
Ioie Stine
Elizabeth Figx
Albin
Mary Martin
Fannie Martin
Jones Funeral Home
Oi Rard T. Clark
Clyde
Notable Local Figures Interred in Stephens City Cemeteries
The remains of Rudolph R Henry Seal Woodrow Whetzel Earl F P White Huston Keckley and Fairbanks Brill lie in Green Hill and Hill Cemeteries at Stephens City. The deceased are resting at Jones Funeral Home.
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A. Rudoph
R. Henry Seal Woodrow Whetzel
Earl FP. White
Huston Keckley
Fairbanks Brill
Green Hill Cemetery
Stephens City
Hill Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home
Dora Lichliter 63 Dies In Winchester Home
Dora Lichliter died at 12 50 p m Sunday at his brother Walter Lichliter s home 125 W Boscawen St Born in Shenandoah County to James and Emma Webster Lichliter he lived near Woodstock before moving to Winchester a decade ago Survived by three brothers Edward Walter Arch Lichliter Interment in Harrisville Reformed Church Cemetery Funeral to be at 2 p m Wednesday at the Harrisville church with calling hours at Jones Funeral Home until 1 p m Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Lichliter
Walter Lichliter
W. Boscawen
Lichliter
Shenandoah County
James and
Emma Webster Lichliter
Woodstock
Edward Lichliter
Mrs Lelia Van Deventer Rites Planned At Boyce
Mrs. Lelia E Van Deventer 66 widow of Cornelius Van Deventer of Boyce died Saturday night after three months at Memorial Hospital. Born Clarke County July 21 1891 she led the Boyvee Branch of the Bank of Clarke County. Survived by daughter Mrs John M Seabright sister Miss Mellie Mae Evans brother Roger L Evans and foster sister Mrs A A Hammond. Funeral tomorrow at 3 p.m. Emmanuel Chapel Boyce with burial in Green Hill Cemetery Berryville.
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Lelia E. van Deventer
Cornelius van Deventer
Boyce
Memorial Hospital
van Deventer
Clarke County
George R
Nellie Wyndham Evans
Boyvee
Bank of
Old Boyce State Bank
Episcopal Church
Emmanuel Chapel
John M. Seabright
Takoma Park
J. L. B. Williams
W. Holt Louder
Green Hill Cemetery
Berryville
Louisa Schools To Be Closed
Louisa Virginia officials announce closure of all schools at day’s end through Monday due to a county respiratory illness outbreak. State Health Department tests blood samples to identify the ailment, with officials doubtful it is Asian flu. Affected schools report 2,474 students in attendance and 550 absences, up 200 from Friday.
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Louisa
Byrd W. Long
Louisa County
State Health Department
Long
Weather outlook with cool rain and below normal temps
A forecast projects cloudy cool weather with possible rain tonight and a high in the low 70s tomorrow. The five day look ahead through Saturday shows temperatures 3 to 4 degrees below normal. September rainfall reaches 4.31 inches, above the 44 year average of 2.66 inches, with a weekend trace and a yearly total of 22.46 inches.
Rain Lashes Southeast With Coastal Storms
Rain continued across the Southeast after a weekend of storms. General showers fell in Virginia and North Carolina with a wet belt extending into Georgia and Alabama while coastal Carolina areas endured heavy downpours and strong winds. Ocean Drive near Myrtle Beach reported over 9 inches since Saturday.
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TAE Associated Press
Virginias
North Carolina
Georgia
Alabama
Carolinas
Ocean Drive
Myrtle Beach
S.C
President wraps up Newport stop amid Little Rock crisis
President cools his heels at Newport after a naval base visit and golf rounds as Arkansas Governor Faubus and federal troops clash over school integration in Little Rock. He plans talks with Southern governors on withdrawal timing and awaits a meeting with Rep. Adam Clayton Powell to discuss Negro perspectives.
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Bay
Barbara Anne
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
Columbine III
Washington
U. S. Naval Base
Lide Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Newport
Arkansas Navnal Guard
U. S
Little Rock
Newport Country Club
White House
Howard M. Snyder
Adam Clayton Powell
D. NY
New York City
Notable community leaders invited to Winchester event
Plans list a wide array of local figures from the public sector and organizations such as the Lutheran Church Back Creek district Girl Scouts Salvation Army and Boys Scouts set to attend. Invited dignitaries include the mayor of Winchester C M Rosenberger and Frederick County supervisors, with various district presidents and campaign managers named.
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Stonewall
Paul A. DePackh
Back Creek
E. B. Smith
Gravel Springs
Lutheran Church
L. M. Allen
City of
Negro Day Nursery
H. P Maccubbin
Northwestern Child Guidance Center
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Winchester
C. M. Rosenberger
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Charles 8. Toan
J B. Vorous
L. W. Brown
George F. Nixon
USC
Lawrence Lichliter
Toni, Smith
Red Feather
Philip N. Hunter
Martinsburg
Shenandoah Area Council
Boy Scouts of America
E. W Barr
Winchester Day Nursery
F. L. Largent, Jr
Frederick W. Hale
Shawnee
Frank Whitacre
Gainesboro
Carl Hiser
Evangelical United Brothern Church
James L. Bowman
Stephens City
Strong
Community Chest
Stewart Bell
M. D. Custer
W. C. Gleason
Roy Asher
Evelyn Asher
Salvation Army
Charles Gossard
Explorer
George Glass
Anita Bamne
Myra Pingley
Mary LeMaster
Christine Painter
E. Williams
U.S. Army
S Sgt. C Pridgen
U.S Marines
USO
How's Your IQ 2 Quiz Answers Listed
A compact list of quiz answers from page 4 including Sinclair Lewis April 14 Hate inde pendence on July 4 1946 a graduate a diploma holder the Japanese Ambassador Texas wrapped around its staff and a Bible verse Blessed be the meek for they shall inherit the earth.
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Sinclair Lewis
Hate
Texas
Bie “Eye Se
Antiques and farm sales listed in Virginia Maryland auction notices
A sales directory lists multiple auctions across Virginia and Maryland for October. Items include antiques furniture real estate and cattle with auctioneers Bladenbaker Mayhugh Hash Dennis T Cole W. D Orndorff E. T. Snider Morris Fannon and others. Notable sales include estates in Berryville Star Tannery and Elkton with dates October 2 to October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Ramsburg
Ramsburg
Berryville
WD. Orndorff
William Woodward, Jr
Belair Farm
Prince Georges County
Circle M Farms
Elkton
G. B. Simmerman, Jr
James C. Royston
Clarke County Court House
W. D Orndorff
Fellsworth
Round Hill
Virginia
Morris Fannon
Hudson
Culpeper
Palr
Bladenbaker, Mayhugh and Hash
W.E Edwards
Frederick County Court House
Star Tannery
E. T. Snider
E. B Kimmell
Dennis T. Cole
W. E Edwards
Pullman's Grocery
Clark McDonald
Winchester
Cavalier Farms
Luray
Aberdeen- Angus
W. Hugh Ownby Auction Co
Weather forecast with cool spell and showers
Cloudy cool today with occasional rain mainly east this afternoon and light drizzle in the south tonight. Tuesday clears and warms with a period extended into October 15 expecting temperatures 3-4 degrees below normal. Showers Tuesday and Wednesday total about half an inch with a warming trend Thursday through Saturday.
September rainfall figures and averages for 44 years
Rainfall data shows 24 hour total ending 8 30 am today at trace. September rainfall to date 4 31 inches. 1957 rainfall to date 22 46 inches. Average annual rainfall over 44 years 33 99 inches. Monthly averages listed from January to December with values ranging 2 00 to 4 00 inches.
Empty Barn Burns In Frederick County
A 10 by 30 foot frame barn on the Harry Carper place near War densville Grade burned last night. Neighbors Armel family alerted at 8 30 PM. Round Hill Community Fire Company and Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department fought the blaze, saving other outbuildings. Cause unknown. Leah Widdell, occupant, said she did not know if the barn was insured.
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Harry Carper
Wardensville
Armel
Round Hill Community Fire Company
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department
Leia Widdell
Jury Deliberations Resume After Day of Rest
In Los Angeles the Confidential jury of twelve resumes deliberations today after a day’s rest. Jurors began their deliberations on September 17, continuing to weigh the case with six men and six women present.
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Los Angeles
Desegregation Crisis Echoes as Central High Quietly Reopens
Capitol observers warned that closing Central High would force shutdowns of all schools and halt state aid to integrated campuses. Nine Negro students began their second week in class with minimal incident, escorted by a single paratrooper instead of 24, after last week's chaos. Inside, 11 paratroopers patrolled with billy clubs as Army guards eyed a calmer scene than days prior.
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Capitol
Central High
Faubus
U.S
Eisenhower
101St Airborne Division
Little Rock
Calm Day Holds Despite Troop Presence
One observer notes a day of almost routine calm as troops appear with sidearms but no rifles, suggesting limited military posture during the period.
Garden Club Radio Program Tuesday Features Growing Mouse Plants
The Winchester garden clubs sponsor a Tuesday radio broadcast at 1:45 and 6:15 p.m. Topic is Growing Mouse Plants. Research by Mrs. George Smith. Script by Mrs. Harry Ebert Jr. Narrators are Mrs. Ralph Hardy and Mrs. Raymond Kerlin. Part of a monthly series Over the Garden Wall.
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Garden Clubs of
Winchester
George Smith
Harry Ebert, Jr
Ralph Hardy
Raymond Kerlin
Hoffa and Beck Engage Delegates at Union Convention
Shelley Beck wired McClellan and the credentials committee challenged over 100 of the convention's 1 929 delegates. Beck's entrance drew a standing ovation as he and Hoffa, the Midwest candidate to succeed the retiring Beck, posed together with delegates.
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Beck
McClellan
Municipal Auditorium
Hoffa
Midwest
Hickey Booed At Convention Among Rivals For Presidency
Thomas L. Hickey of New York, a Teamster vice president and rival for the presidency, was roundly booed when he entered the convention.
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Thomas L. Hickey
New York
Hoffa
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Feneral Services For
Mrs. Dora Lichliter
Reformed
Harrisville
Stock “Co
Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
N. BraDdock St
Haines
E. Cork St
John Kerr School
Carl A. Haines
John H. Fisher
Aah
John W. Rosenberger
Commerce St
Lelia van Deventer
Easy Terme
Kernstown Tractor Sales & Service
Loy
Mps Funeral Home
Loudoun Steeer
Frederick County
John Clark
Boyce, Va
Millwood Pike
Pagebrook Farm
Carl S. Horner
W. D. Orndorff
Donald Edward Pullman
Circuit Court
Viginia
Orndorff's Store
W. E. Edwards
Sessee
N. Cameron
Garden Club
Shelley
E_ Piccadilly St
Joe Hudson
Fair Grounds
Joe Hudson Vulpeper
Blahenbaker, Mayhugh and
Nash
Crow Street
Germany
R. E. Moreland
Department of Highways
Staunton
Alfred M. Williams
Route 50
The
Commonwealth
R. W. Smethie District Right of Way
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