Washington County Woman Killed In Auto Crash Near Gapland
Mrs Vera W Rhinaman 44 of Yarrowsburg died at the scene after her car veered off Route 67 south of Gapland struck a tree and rolled. Thomas W Gladstone 56 of Brunswick was in fair condition at Washington County Hospital from injuries. Police say both drivers were in the wreck, with the crash investigated by state police and burial expected at Martinsburg area cemetery.
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Washington County
Gapland
Frederick County
Vera W. Rhinaman
Yarrowsburg
E. W. Ditte Jr
Ditto
Thomas W. Gladstone
N. Maple Ave
Brunswick
Washington County Hospital
Gladstone
North Speed
Daurn
Martinsburg
Rhina
Rhinaman
Dan R. Wilson
Beneite
Springs
Fla
Marlin
Charles H. Wilson
W. Mauk
American Op
Critical Co
Frederick
Ice
Obituaries Chronicle North Atlantic Region
Obituaries record multiple local deaths including Mrs. Ethel M. Stevens 53 of Waynesboro Pa died at Waynesboro Hospital after years of ill health. Survivors include husband John M Stevens and children Raundel Stevens Madeline Cox. Funeral Wednesday at 2 from Poe Funeral Home Waynesboro with burial in Harbaugh Cemetery. Other obituaries note Thomas Bilile Harp 85 Wolfsville native died in Vinita Oklahoma, Mrs. Mary Bock Feister 91 Waynesboro, Mrs. Evelyn Ervin 58 formerly of Big Spring Md, Miss Viola Miner 9 of Hagerstown area and several others with services planned across local towns.
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Ethel M. Stevens
John M. Stevens
Walnut Street
Waynesboro
Waynesboro Hospital
Harry C. Wilhide
Esther Baker Wilhide
Stevens
Church of Brownsville
Raundel S. Stevens
Chambersburg
Madeline J. Cox
Waynesbore
Harry J
Wilhide
York
James M
Hagerstown
Herel Shindledecker
Charmain
Frances Ream
Maxine Dingle
Cascade
Poe
Clarence Miller
Troy Orr
Harbaugh Cemetery
Sam
Thomas Bilile Harp
Wolfsville
Sundal Vinita
Okla
Katie Sensenbaugh Harp
Iy A
Rodger C. Harp
Edward B. Harp Sr
Josephine Carlson
Calvin L. Miner
Magerstown
Church of the Brethren
Lyle Dobson
Rose Hill Cemetery
East Funeral Home
Boonsboro
Today in History April 18 highlights across eras
On this date in 1775 Paul Revere’s ride began with tensions between colonies. The 1906 San Francisco earthquake and fire destroyed two thirds of the city. In 1942 American B 25s warned colonists of British troop approach from Boston.
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Associated Press
Paul
Charlestown
Lexington
Boston
San Francisco
Balaklava
League of Nations
Geneva
Grace Kelly
Philadelphia
Prince Rainier III of
Monaco
Nikita ‘Khrushchev
Bay of Pigs
Cuba
United States
Ronsla
Rots
South Korea
Copper Stocks Slip Amid Profit Taking In Irregular Market
New York copper shares opened higher but wilted as investors booked gains. Chile price boosts for metal aid rival materials and Anaconda slid 04 to 104 on 10,100 shares. Kennecott fell nearly 2 points while New York Central jumped 3.4 and Chicago and North Western rose about 3.0 for common and 2 for preferred.
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NEW York
Chile
Anaconda
Kennecott
New York Central
Chicago & North Western Common
Area Deaths in Martinsburg and Greencastle Obituaries
Howard L. Moore 65 of 421 W Martin St Martinsburg died Sunday in city hospital. He was a former B and O railroad conductor and later worked for Dixie Nardo. Survived by wife Susan, two sons, seven grandchildren, three sisters and six brothers. Services Tuesday at Rosemont Eagleschatz with Masonic rites at Rosedale Cemetery. Sarah L Shank 61 of Rt 2 Greencastle died Saturday at Chambersburg Hospital. She was a Macedonia United Brethren member and survived by two siblings. Burial in Manor Cemetery near Fairplay Md. Funeral home and church services noted.
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Edith V. Mong
Freemont Ave
Hagerstown
Frank
Bertha Brown Smith
Mount Bethel Church of God
Earl Mong
Richard Lehman
Howard Smith
Hagers + fown
Helen. M. Smith
Minnich Funeral Home
Ronald McClung
Rest Haven Cemetery
Dixie Nardo
Rawson
Susan Rosenberry Moore
Robert Moore
Red Springs
N.C
Lee Moore
Martinsburg
Lera Laura Lushbaugh
Lewis Everitts
Big Pool
Ochis Johnson
Clea Spring
Russel
Jacob
Cumberland
William
Lester
Ernest
North Mountain
W. Va
Charles
Geneva
Ohio
Rosemont Eogleschatz and Coffman
Charles B. Weber
Robert White Lodge 67 AF
Rosedale Cemetery
Greencastle
Sarah L. Shank
Rt. 2
Chambersburg Hospital
Williamsport
John and
Elizabeth Boppershank
Macedonia United Brethren Church
John B. Shank
Mary E. Shank
Macedonia United Brethren
Girardh
Earl D. Peters
Manor Cemetery
Fairplay
Min‘Mich - Miller
Mrs Krag to Visit United States in April
Actress Mrs Krag and her husband will arrive in the United States on April 19 for a brief visit. The statement notes she is described as the wife of the prime minister and highlights her beauty.
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Johnson
Krag
United States
Fifty Percent Divorce Rate Advised For Teen Marriages
In San Francisco a two day symposium on teenage marriages and divorces heard that about 40 percent of brides are 15 to 18 and half of those marriages may end in divorce within five years. Ben Ard urged young husbands to become friends with their wives and to accept divorce as a natural option in some cases. He emphasized inner change to solve marital strain and suggested teaching teen fathers to seek happiness within marriage.
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Ard
Save Church Father DePauw Asks Catholics Save Church
The Rev. Gommar A. DePauw head of the Catholic Traditionalist Movement urged Baltimore Catholics to pressure church leaders and archbishops. He cited complaints against Latin Mass restrictions statues removal Marian devotion and ecumenism. He accused liberals of forcing interpretations of the Second Vatican Council on Catholics.
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Baltimore
Gommar A. DePauw
Father DePauw
DePauw
Desegregation Suit Filed in Montgomery
The Justice Department filed a desegregation suit in Montgomery Alabama seeking to enforce integration of five eating establishments in Prattville. The complaint alleges that Negro patrons were denied service on different terms than whites.
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Montgomery
Washington
Justice Department
Ala
Prattville
Pennsy Rail Operations Return to Normal After Weekend Derailments
The Pennsylvania Railroad reported Baltimore operations back to normal after two derailments this weekend. One person injured and several shaken when two sleeping cars of the Silver Meteor derailed near the station during a backing maneuver. A separate derailment left 12 mail cars on a Washington bound train off the tracks with no injuries.
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Baltimore
Pennsylvania Railroad
Pennsylvania
Pennsyl
Prayer Today Reflections on Easter Doubt and Faith
A devotional prayer invokes God to comfort believers facing doubt, urging companionship with Thomas as he wrestled with disbelief after the first Easter. The prayer asks for the personal encounter with the living Christ and gratitude through the Holy Spirit for steadfast faith.
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God
Thomas
Christ
Winfield Burggraff
Ny.c
Reformed Church In America
Local Man Awarded Degree Posthumously by Penn State
Jame McElhaney a former Herald-Mail reporter and Hagerstown sports figure was awarded a doctor of philosophy in English posthumously by Penn State University. The dissertation was The Irish Cyclist an Inquiry into the Theme of Death and Rebirth in James Joyce Ulysses. Penn State president Eric A Walker noted the unanimous committee recommendation recognizing McElhaney's graduate work.
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Jame McElhaney
Herald-Mail
Hagerstown
Penn State University
James Joyce
Ulysses
Eric A. Walker
Penn State
Graduate School
of Bae
Finan urges federal judges to redraw Maryland districts
Baltimore AP Finan argues for federal panel to redraw Congressional districts by population rather than statewide contests. He cites up to 89 candidates in a race and supports party members Mathias and Morton who favor districting. A hearing is set for April 25 before a three judge panel led by Chief Judge Sobeloff and colleagues Thomson and Northrop.
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Baltimore
Allylin
Thomas Finan
Con
General Assembly
Finan
Maryland
Attorney General
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Rogers C. B. Morton
Mathias
Morton
Simon Sobeloff
U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals
Rusrel C. Thomson
Edward S. Northrop
U.S. District Court
Smithsburg Firemen Open Fund Drive for New Pumper
Smithsburg firemen launch a fund drive seeking 8 000 dollars and a 13 000 dollar 500 gallon pumper. Simon Clopper president says canvass tonight will use the unit emergency number. Ladies Auxiliary recently donated 1 000 dollars. delivery of the truck is aimed for late May.
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Smithsburg
Simon Clopper
Clopper
Ladies’ Auxiliary
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