Two Are Electrocuted at Taneytown Speedwell
Two workers at the Taneytown Speedway, Joseph F. Murphy 27 of Hanover PA and Clyde E. Smith of Hanover PA, were electrocuted while erecting a floodlight pole. The 7,200 volt line was contacted as the pole slipped during a planned vertical lift. Both men were knocked unconscious. Dr. Robert McVaugh and local rescue crews attempted revival for 90 minutes before death was confirmed. Funeral arrangements for Smith set for Tuesday.
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Taneytown
Taneytown Speedway
Potomac Edison Company
Joseph F. Murphy
Clyde E Smith
Hanover
Lawrence L. Dunn
Randallstown
Murphy
Mr Smith
Vincent Risano
Speedway
Westymimgster
Robert McVaugh
James T. Marsh
Carroll County
Pamela Ann Smith
Kenneth Smith
Emmitsburg Weekend Visitors and Church Activities
Weekend visitors to the Gillelan home in Emmitsburg included Jack Wood and family from Reisterstown, Edn Straub and sons from Gettysburg, Michael Kormanski and children from Pearl River, and Doris Wastler from Baltimore nursing school who visited her parents. The Sodality at St Joseph's Church welcomed new members and the May procession at St Joseph's in Creagerstown highlighted community support and planned parish events including baptisms and a youth night.
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Emmitsburg
Robert Gillelan
Jack Wood
Reisterstown
Edn Straub
Gettysburg
Michael Kormanski
Pearl River
Silver Spring
Doris Wastler
Lutheran Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Lester Wastler
Sodality of the Blessed Virgin of St
Pauline Rosensteel
G. O Fritz
Clar
Local notices from Unionville and area events
Maryl and Synod held today through Thursday at Geeyaburg Seminary. Mr and Mrs Stanley Burdette and family visited Mrs Louise Burdette over the weekend. Mr and Mrs Elwood Long of Baltimore spent Saturday with Mrs Naomi Long. Mr and Mrs Albert Coleman and daughter spent last weekend with Mrs Bessie Ha. Mr and Mrs James Fisher Thurmont were guests of Mr and Mrs Roy Fisher on Sunday. The 4H Club will hold its meeting at the home of Nancy Late this evening. Mrs Sue Slick and daughter Jackie visited Mr and Mrs Pautt Burna and family over the weekend. Mrs Ethel Stull and Mrs Mabel Wastler gave Mrs John Remsburg a dinner on Sunday in honor of Mother's Day. Unionville 4-H club met at Dolores Martin May 4. A demonstration Better Storage For Clothes was given by Sandra Harbaugh. Refreshments served by Dolores Martin. Say You Saw It In The News.
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Frederick
Job
E. Williams
Serveiail
Calvary Methodistied
Christ Church For Church
Calaureate
the Mary
Ednaland School For the Deaf
Klayton
James Collison
Patricia Rit
Joseph
Egypt
Salisbury
Ous Brothers
Ins
Maryland Federation Ents
Margaret A Bowers
Howard
Nina Russell
Charles E Moylan
Church For the
Moylan
Christ Church
Baltimore
Bomita Pritchard
Cumfed
Maryland
Geeyaburg Seminary
Stanley Burdette
Louise Burdette
Elwood Long
Naomi Long
Albert Coleman
Bessie Ha
James Fisher
Thurmont
Roy Fisher
Nancy
Sue Slick
Jackie
Paut ¢T
Burna
Ethel Stull
Mabel Wastler
John Remsburg
Dnionville
Unionville Girls
Dolores Martin
Sandra Harbaugh
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Mssd Grads
Wader
Charles Schildt
Taney‘town
Raymond Hockensmith
J Joseph Hockensmith
Anne Moose
Luthestown
VFW
C. G. Fuss & Son
Arthur W. Garvin
Keysville Cemetery
Ence Sanders
Harold Ditzler
Jen
Mary Sanders
Washington
Sullivan
Theodora Rybikowsky
Heary
Mercy Hospital School of
Creagerstown St. Joseph's Church
Ralph H. Grinder
St. Euphemia’s Creagerstown
Memn
Mother
Burns
Virginia Lou Topper
President Grocery
E M Long
H. A
Louie Miller
Arlene Lingg
Octavia Troxell
Theresa
Schoof
Geraldine Topper Thele
Ceca Cool
Michael Shorb
Spring Family
David Ott
Euphemia’s School
Lutheran Altar Boys
Holy Name
Masten Long Ciefy
St Joseph’s Highlis
The
Sodality
John Balmer
Jeff Fitzgerald
Thomas White
Clarence Long
Swendolyn Shorb
Sue Hubbard
Eugene Lare
Maas Opticians
West Second ST
Western
Crown
Houston
Crown Central Petroleum Corporation
Iwnzorea
North Market Street
Boyer Transportation Company
N. Gertrude Boyer
East South St
Frederick County Products
Frederick, Md
Glass & Mirror Shop
East Fourth
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