Four Frederick youths die in Route 16 crash near Waynesboro
Funeral arrangements followed a Saturday morning accident that killed four Frederick County youths including Charles Wilson Eyler 17 of Sabillasville. David Eugene Buhrman 18 and Kenneth Charles Lantz 18 of Sabillasville also died, while Charles Edgar Kuhn 20 of Foxville perished. John Haley of Baltimore was injured. Eyler and Kuhn were Thurmont High School graduates. Funeral services set for Tuesday in Friends Creek Church of God and Bethel Church of God cemeteries.
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Frederick County
Waynesboro
Charles Wilson Eyler
Sabillasville
Gettysburg Shoe Company
Gettysburg
Victoria Tressier Eyler
Harry W. Eyler
Emmitsburg
Mary Ward
Martha G. Wentzel
Clara Mae Eyler
Bonnie Lou Eyler
John Tressler
Friends Creek
Friend’s Creek
Mary R. Mack Buhrman
University of Maryland
Shirley Buhrman
Nettie K. Buhrman
Boonsboro
Harry C. Mack
Bowzerville
M. L. Creager and Son Funeral
Bethel Church of God
Cascade
Kenneth Charles Lantz
Sabiilasvile
Walter
Pauline E. Smith Lantz
Thurmont High School
Walter Lantz Jr
Charles Neibert
Agnes Fox Kuhn
Foxville
Harry Masser
Joseph Kuhn
Ray Kuhn Jr
Ulysses Toms
ML. Creager and Son Funeral
Claude H. Carl
Hethel Church of God
Buhrman
Laniz
Kuhn
John Haley
Baltimore
Dusting Plane Over Frederick Sparks Resident Alarm
Residents in Frederick alert police Saturday evening as a plane dusting bean fields on Fort Detrick property near O possumtown Pike flies low and circles wide. The New Jersey pilot, leasing fields to Jenkins Brothers Cannery, drew police caution but no charges as the operation was legal. The incident occurred at 6 40 p m. Separately Senator Randolph to chair Kennedy conference on jobs and growth in Charleston West Virginia Sept 19 with reports to Kennedy before a Civic Center rally.
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Frederick
Fort Detrick
O’possumtown Pike
Jenkins Brothers
New Jersey
Wilson Place
Kennedy
Washington
Jenknings Randolph
D-W. Va
John F. Kennedy
Charleston
W. Va
Glen Echo Closes for Season Amid Civil Rights Protests
Glen Echo amusement park near Washington shuts for the season as pickets demonstrate over segregation policies. They vow to return when the park reopens next spring and will act as patrons or pickets.
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Glen Echo. Md
Glen Echo Amusement Park
Washington
Pilot Firms For United Appeal Fund
Three local firms volunteer to run pilot solicitation drives for the United Appeal two weeks before the county campaign opens on September 27. Ox Fibre Brush Company Sears Roebuck stores and Safeway on West Seventh Street will begin the advance drives next Saturday. payroll deductions for executives and salaried employees are encouraged to support the United Appeal effort.
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United Appeal
Appeal
Nicholas G. Fanos
Ox. Bibre Brush Company
Sears Roebuck
Safeway
West Seventh Street
Fanos
Iq United Appeal
United Ap
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