African Exchange Pupil Kansas Bay Auto Victims
An African exchange student and a University of Kansas pupil were killed in a head on collision near Clear Spring Washington County. Seth A Anthons 34 of Kansas and Emmanuel K Avexor 25 of Pacific University For rest Grove Ore died from fractured skulls when their car hit a Central Chemical Company tractor trailer driven by Vernon K Bowser 31 of Chellsville who sustained minor injuries. Police said the driver lost control crossing the center line on US 40. Bowser was treated and released. A second injury incident in Westminster left Clara Evers 38 in fair condition after a head on collision with a truck driven by Elwood G Helwig 19 of Reisterstown. He swerved to avoid another vehicle. The convertible was demolished.
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University of Kansas
Clear Spring
Washington County
Hagerstown
Seth A Anthons
Kansas
Emmanuel K Avexor
Pacific University
Forrest Grove
Fairview Mountain
Central Chemical Company
Vernon K. Bowser
Chellsville
Bowser
Washington County Hospital
L R Josephson
Westminster
Carroll County General Hospital
Clara Evers
Elwood G Helwig
Reisterstown
Helwig
Damage figure in truck incident cited in report
Gooding and damage to the truck were set at 200 dollars. Police said Helwig was truck ing for the B. F. Schriver Company, a cannery 10 Westminster.
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Helwig
B. F. Schriver Company
Westminster
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds
County court records list marriage licenses for Robert J. Mullen and Patsy A. Main in Knoxville and Emory E. Virts and Patricia A. Jenkins in Frederick. Property deeds include transfers among Wachter Barnhart, Nicodemus pairs, and others. multiple mink entries show county or city jurisdictions. Several divorce bills of complaint appear including Wilhelm, Remsberg, Saylor Sayler, Yates, and Chatman cases.
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Robert John Mullen
Brunswick
Patsy Ann Main
Knoxville
Emory
Patricia
Ann Jenkins
Frederick
Jerry L. Wachter
Jeanne E. Barnhart
Edith Nicodemus
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
Kent C. Nicodemus
Kent C Nicodemus Jr
Morgan-Keller Inc
Charles L. Leatherman
Sanner Realty Company
Frederick County
Albert D. Flook Sr
Gordon L. Lushbaugh
Paul M. Jeffers
al Iton D. Fritz
Louis R. Schoolman
Gilem F. Meadows
Annie M Stull
Damon Lane Barnhart
Lottie E. Gall
Thurmont
Howard F Late
Raymond D. Smith Jr
Ralph H. Cavell
Robert W. Riddle
Ernest Earl Hughes
Leonard P. Wilhelm
Dora E. Wilhelm
Robert L. Remsberg
Linda Dianne Remsberg
Carroll E. Saylor
Mildred M. Sayler
Paula Z. Yates
Randolph A. Yates
Ruth Imogene Chatman
Louis Paul Chatman
Sykesville Girl Runner-Up As Farm Queen
A Sykesville contestant placed as runner-up in the 1965 Miss Farm Queen Contest at the Maryland State Fair Timonium. Miss Bonnie Lee Adams of Somerset County won the title, with Charlotte Rhine of Howard County among the finalists.
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Timonium
Charlotte Rhine
Howard County
Bonnie Lee Adams
Somerset County
Miss Adams
Minnesota Farmer degree ribboned to Humphrey by FFA
AP Wirephoto shows Humphrey with Minnesota Future Farmers of America members who place a ribbon around his neck awarding him an honorary Minnesota Farmer degree.
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Minnesota Future Farmers of America
Humphrey
Beauty queen rivals and prize scholarships noted
Miss Adams from a farm near Westover on Maryland's lower Eastern Shore led a field of candidates from 21 counties in a contest judged before about 1,500 at the fairgrounds north of Baltimore. Other runners up were Linda Jane Davis Pittsville Stiss Wicomico Lynne Ewing Easton Talbot and Susanne Smith White Hall Harford. Miss Adams will receive a four year Maryland University scholarship and intends to teach.
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Miss Adams
Westover
Chesapeake
Linda Jane Davis
Pittsville
Stiss Wicomico County
Lynne Ewing
Easton
Talbot County
Susanne Smith
White Hall
Harford County
University of Maryland
Fairgrounds
Baltimore
Olney Water Pollution Faces Board
Several Olney residents meet Montgomery County Council to seek solutions to sewerage and water problems. A Sanitary Commission project faces court opposition. Planning Board recently rejected a sewer plan west of Olney amid zoning petitions.
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Olney
Montgomery County Council
John Floyd
Washington Suburban Sanitary Commission
Montgomery County Planning Board
Riot Control Plans Discussed for Labor Day in Ocean City
Ocean City officials and Worcester County State's Attorney W. Ross Hockersmith met to map plans for potential Labor Day disturbances. He said intelligence suggests something may happen and that every precautionary measure is being taken by local and state police.
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Ocean City
Atlantic Ocean
W. Ross Hockersmith
Worcester County
Hockersmith
Huskies Beat Yonsei in Korea on 77-68 Victory
University of Washington basketball capped its goodwill tour in South Korea with a 77-68 win over Yonsei University. The Huskies finished the trip with two wins in three exhibitions.
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SECU
Korea
University of Washington
South Korea
Yonsei University
Huskies
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Frederick Bottled Gas Co., Inc
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Neva
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Salamone
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Delavan
Wis
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Wisconsin
Emmanuel Christian Assembly Church
Tomko
Lobatsi
Bechuanaland
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Loyola
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