Three Women Die In Head-On Route 16 Crash Near Greencastle
In rainy conditions on Route 16 two miles west of Greencastle Pennsylvania a station wagon driven by a Mercersburg man collided head on with a convertible carrying Mrs Gibbs and others. Patricia Mills 18 of Knoxville and her sister Rachel Gibbs 36 and their grandmother Abie Grimm 85 died at the scene. Several others were injured including Mills and Gibbs children and Mrs Mills and Mrs Gibbs mother and siblings. The driver of the other car Jack Alexander is in poor condition with a concussion and facial injuries.
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Knoxville
Greencastle
Patricia Mills
RFD 2
Rachel L. Gibbs
Ontario
N. Y
Abie Grimm
Mercersburg
Waynesboro Hospital
Abie IL. Mills
Miss Mills
Gibbs
Route 16
Alexander
Franklin County
John P. Mangus
Brownsville
James R. Fravel
Lester Wirts
Paul K. Mills
Howard J. Mills
Palmer Park
Ralph A. Mills
Ranson
W. Va
Ortence Mills
James H
Artie L. Mills
Royal Neighbors of
George F. Gibbs
For Sale 1955 W Chevrolet Sedan In As Is Condition
Local ad reports a 1955 W Chevrolet sedan sold on the first day after being listed as is. The notice invites calls between specified evening hours and includes the selling price of 385. The seller expresses satisfaction with the ad's performance.
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Erica
Memorial Gift Of 700 Books To Hood College Library
Dr William R Quynn donated about 700 books to the Joseph Henry Apple Library at Hood College in memory of his wife Dr Dorothy M Quynn. The collection from the late Mrs Quynn focuses on history and travel with four encyclopedia sets and many out of print works in French.
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Joseph Henry Apple
Hood College
William R. Quynn
Dorothy M. Quynn
Quynn
Katharine Dutrow
Ten Apply For Job As Postmaster At Walkersville
Ten persons applied to the U S Civil Service Commission for the Walkersville postmaster job with applications due by April 7. Exams in Hagerstown list James F Alexander Verna D Barber William F Cramer Jr Arthur L Crum Donald L Derr Casper H Geisinger Joseph R Geisinger Charles D Hoke Etta M Leveronne and Gilmore C Trout. Mrs Elsie Tayman has served as Acting Postmaster since Mrs Carter’s death. Lime Kiln post may be scheduled soon with vacancy since 1963. Salary for Walkersville is 5950 and Lime Kiln 5365.
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U. S. Civil Service Commission
Walkersville
Hagerstown
James F. Alexander
Verna D. Barber
William F. Cramer Jr
Arthur L. Crum
Donald L. Derr
Casper H. Geisinger
Joseph R Geisinger
Charles D. Hoke
Etta M. Leveronne
Gilmore C. Trout
Arlene Spahe
Elsie Tayman
Carter
Lime Kiln
M. M. Carter
Open House at Frederick Community College Library
Frederick Community College hosts an open house Wednesday evening for National Library Week from 4 to 10 p.m. The event includes a quadricentennial tribute to William Shakespeare with librarians and student assistants from Maryland Junior Colleges and Frederick County schools.
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Frederick Community College
Maryland Junior Colleges
Frederick County
Frederick
Annes
Carolyn Brown
Elizabeth O’t
Kay Thompson
Amporn Viravathana
Juanita Witmer
Georgia Ann Zirkle
Anne Hathaway Shakespeare
William Shakespeare
Rachel deRosset
Honrary
Anne Hathaway Blair
Annamary Earl
Charles
Ann Bradford) Mathias Jr
Budget trimming debated to avoid tax hike in Frederick County
Frederick County commissioners and staff report a 525 194 funding gap after subtracting anticipated revenue from a 7 47 million expense projection. They consider slicing the school budget from 4 39 million to cover the shortfall while noting each tax cent yields about 24 000 in revenue.
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Frederick County
Board of Education
James A. Sensenbaugh
John L. Carnochan
John E. Tritt
Antic
Pre school registration under way across Frederick County schools
Paul E. Fogle announces two week registration drive for entering first graders. Children born on or before January 1 1959 may enroll with a doctor’s vaccination certificate and required forms. Registration times span multiple schools including Parkway North Market Street South Frederick East Frederick North Frederick Emmitsburg Urbana and others with varying afternoon slots.
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Frederick County
Paul E. Fogle
Board of Education
Parkway
North Market Street
South Frederick
East Frederick
North Frederick
Emmitsburg
Urbana
Liberty
Sabillasville
Jefferson
Lewistown
Burkittsville
Walkersville
Woodsboro
New Market
Adamstown
Middletown
Point of Rocks
Myersville
Doubs
Thurmont
Zimmerman Likely State Schools Chief From Maryland
The State Board of Education plans to appoint David W. Zimmerman as state superintendent. A Baltimore Evening Sun report notes a small chance an out of state candidate could win. Zimmerman, a Frederick County native, led Thurmont High and held roles in Baltimore County schools before serving as assistant state superintendent.
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State Board of Education
David W. Zimmerman
Baltimore Evening Sun
Zimmerman
Thurmont High School
Baltimore County
Kenwood High School
Catonsville High School
Thomas G. Pullen Jr
William S. Sartorius
Frederick County
Franklin & Marshall
Columbia Teachers College
Johns Hopkins University
State Department of Education
Finance and Research
Parole Violators Imprisoned in Maryland
Two Sandy Hook youths, Frank A. Wentzell and Donald W. Ruth, were sent to the Maryland Institute for Men by Chief Judge Patrick M. Schnauffer for parole violations. Their suspended sentences of up to three years for forgery and uttering were activated, retroactive to March 7, 1962, leaving each with under a year to serve.
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Sandy Hook
Maryland Institute For Men
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Frank A. Wentzell
Donald W. Ruth
Washington County
Virginia
Leesburg
E. Austin James
Wentzell
Fred Bower
Auth
Durward W. Kettells
Fredericktown Elects Board Members
Fredericktown elected eight directors to the Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company board Monday. Named were Charles W. Lough G Hunter Bowers Holden S Felton F Ross Myers Clyde E Thomas J Richard Ramsburg W Jarboe Grove and Mayor E Paul Magaha plus W Meredith S Young the incumbent president. An organizational meeting will be held Thursday to choose officers.
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Fredericktown Savings and Trust Company
Charles W. Lough
G. Hunter Bowers
Holden S. Felton
F. Ross Myers
Clyde E. Thomas
J. Richard Ramsburg
W. Jarboe Grove
E. Paul Magaha
W. Meredith S. Young
Mr. Young
Market gains widen as stocks rise selectively
Trading in New York moved higher in early afternoon trading with selective gains among key stocks. The session started routine but activity increased with fractions to a point gains outweighing losses.
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New York
Half Inch Rain Expected As Showers Continue
Heavy showers brought more than a half inch of rain in the area this morning with .56 inches logged at the local station after overnight downpour. Temperatures rose to the upper 60s and low 70s with a near 70 forecast for this afternoon. The month’s total rainfall stands at 2.16 inches as showers persist.
Peeping Tom Picked Up By Police
City police reported a teenage peeping Tom was picked up by patrolmen about 12:30 a.m. after complaints from residents in Westbrook. Chief Charles V. Main said three juveniles were also picked up in connection with broken windows at Terrace Lanes Bowling Center on West College Terrace, where two bricks were thrown through the main entrance. Investigation continues and more youths may be implicated.
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Fairview Avenue
Westbrook
Charles V. Main
Terrace Lanes
West College Terrace
Main
Mets trade Duke Snider to the Giants
The New York Mets sold veteran outfielder Duke Snider to the San Francisco Giants for an undisclosed cash amount. The Mets also promoted outfielder Larry Elliott from Buffalo to the major league roster. Snider, 37, joined the Mets last year from the Los Angeles Dodgers.
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NEW York
New York Mets
Duke Snider
San Francisco Giants
Mets
Larry Elliot
Buffalo
Snider
Los Angeles Dodgers
Eight Injured as Spacecraft Payload Ignite at Cape Kennedy
At Cape Kennedy Florida eight people were hurt when a rocket engine being joined to an OSO payload ignited in a spin test facility during pre launch checks for a Delta rocket. The spacecraft was damaged and several injuries were serious.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Orbiting Solar Observatory
OSO
Air Force Ambulance
Cocoa Beach
Patrick Air Force Base
Sidney Dagle
Capé Canaveral Hospital
L.D. Gabel
Patrick
Air Force
Cape
Missing Navion plane alerts Frederick airport
Civil Air Patrol at Frederick Airport reports officers issued a lookout for a light two seat Navion that departed Hyde Airport near Washington Monday at 1 p m bound for Altoona Pennsylvania. The craft was found 12 miles southeast of Altoona atop a 2400 foot mountain with pilot Leroy McArthur of Clinton missing since four minutes after takeoff.
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Civil Air Patrol
Frederick
Hyde Airport
Washington
Altoona
Leroy McArthur
Clinton
Hyde
Hood College to start $1.5 million residence hall and arts center
Hood College plans a spring start on two new buildings, a 129 student residence hall and an arts center, to support enrollment growth to about 750 resident students. Completion is expected by September 1965 with bids opening April 28 for the dormitory and May 21 for the arts center.
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Hood College
Arts
Maryland
Horace Mann League
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