City Ends '64 With General Fund Surplus Of $30,266
Audit reports show the city closed 1964 with a general fund surplus of $30,266 after revenue increases and expense shifts. Revenue rose from 1963 to 1964 led by interdepartmental transfers and street and water department receipts, while major expense gains occurred in police, waste disposal, and accounting costs. Some reductions occurred in fire and community promotion, and $81,707 was spent to restore interest from prior years.
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Ely Witifies
Wrant-In
Water Department
Leys
General Fund
Welems la
Fire Department
Youth Guilty Of Spinning Wheels Reckless Driving
A group of youths faced reckless driving and speeding charges after incidents on Main Street and Potomac Avenue. Robert Hershey 18, and Edna Curele 58, paid fines for excessive noise and speeding. Flook 23, and Nicharis Hesn 37, were fined for speeding and driving at unsafe speeds. Magistrate James Sirine fined multiple others for wheel spinouts and related offenses, with costs ranging from 10 to 40 dollars.
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Elly
Flook
Summit Ave
Hershey
Jjotin W. Wright
Garyl Orchard Re
Anod
Warhaugh
Main St
Cavetown
Harbaugh
Flowers
Crescent Hon
Potomac St
Bushey
Nicharis J. Hesn
Ciab
Viak Blvd
U. Hes
Volina
Camby
Pennsylvania Ave
Rushey
Hushey
Monee Hyfontinted
Mhomis
James Sirine Fen
Locust Street
Willi Holliway
S. Potomac SL
Holliway
Clifford
Markle
Labreata
Jatin My Stone
Flonk
Rt. 1
Roonsboro
Han Rea
Frank
Frederick HL
Sol
Local Deaths Edith Maurivan 34 Hagerstown
Miss Edith Grace Maurivan 34 died Wednesday morning at Coffman Home for the Aged Hagerstown where she had resided two years She was born in Bridgeport Pa daughter of the late David F and Stixan Hawthan She survived by one niece Mrs Ray Shatzer Clear Spring Funeral Friday 10 am from Barbour Federal Home Chambersburg Rev James R B Schuman officiating Burial in Lincoln Cemetery Chambersburg Viewing one hour before service
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Edith Grace Maurivan
Coffman Home For
Hagerstown
St East Ave
Bridgepart
David F
Stixan
Clapsnne) Hawthan
St Paul's Eub Church
Wnt
Troy Laundry
Ray Shatzer
Clear Spring
Barbour Federal Hone
Chambernburg
James RB
Schuman
Alin
Lincoln Cemetery
Chambersburg
Area Deaths in Martinsburg and Cumberland
Two obituaries from Martinsburg and Cumberland report deaths of Charles R. Barrett Sr aged 82 in Martinsburg after an illness and Cora Ken Shultz in Cumberland. Barrett was born 1885 in Berkeley County and worked as a farm and orchard laborer. survivors include wife Jane Emma Kay Light Barrett, 9 daughters, 4 sons, 84 grandchildren and 1 great in Martinsburg. funeral planned at Brows Memorial Home with Rev. Diehl at Trinity Lutheran Cemetery. Shultz, widow of the late George Henry Shultz, died at Cumberland nursing home after birth in Youker family line. survivors include children in Monaca, Pittsburgh, Salisbury Youker, and others. service details pending.
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Marlinsburg
Charles RE. Barrett Sr
E. Moler Ave
Mat Mushorg
King's Daughters Hospital
Berkeley County
Charles P
Eliza Elizpbeth
Vulgamott
Berkeley
Jefferson
Emma Kay
Light
Barswell
Sas
Charles Jr
Lund Ronald
Martinsburg
James E
Baltimore
Frank W
Kearneysville
Mary AL Look
Eleanor Barnhart
Geraldine Slysher
Aretha Smith
Hagerstown
Mira
Lili Schoppert
Genevieve Shile
Paw Paw
Sabelle Wirtz
Collinsville
Frances Crouse
Kearneystrike
Belly Pastore
Marlowe
Haven
Walter
Murial Wilde
Trinity
Waller
Monaca
Charles A
Pittsburgh
Pas
Mie
Salisbury Youker
Bolle
Sir Mary Eva Cur + brofiters
NLK
Edward Yonker
Orleans
Anna M. Fraker
Waynesboro
Anna Mary Fraker
Wilson
D. Fraker
W. Leennd St
Wranklite Farm
Here
Bertha Gossard Bonnell
Samuel D. Frakey
Edward A. Fraker
Anna Pensinger
Geami Chilldren
Poe
Market Moves Edge Higher As Merger Stocks Rise
NEW YORK AP stock market opened higher with steel and US Steel preferred unchanged. KLM Airlines rose to a new high, Eastern and Pan American gained fractions, United and American were flat. Pennsylvania Railroad and New York Central edged up slightly amid a surge in merger stocks. Community notices follow.
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NEW York
U.S. Slee
KLM Airlines
Eastern
Pan American Airlines
United
American
Pennsylvania Railroad
New York Central
Oswald’s Widow Alleges New Husband Threats
In Dallas Lee Harvey Oswald’s widow Marina Oswald Porter accuses her new husband, Kenneth Jess Porter, of threatening her with a gun. Porter, jailed on a charge of threatening bodily harm, denied the accusation and suggested the claim was for publicity.
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Marina Oswild Porter
Age Aossin
Kennedy
Dallas
Tex
Kenneth Joss Porter
Oswald
Kennett
Jess Porter
Lee Marvey Oxwilk
Porter
Marina Oswalt
Porter Wein T Elabor
Ala
Peretz
Preakden
John F. Kennedy
Marvin
Jack Uuby
Iron Worker Hit By Beam At 181 Bridge
Williamsport iron worker Leon Straley was seriously injured at a bridge site when a crane topples its support and a seven ton steel beam fell onto a pier. He was taken to Washington County Hospital with a compound fracture of the left thigh and other injuries.
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Williamsport
Leon Straley
Washington County ‘Hospital
Data Processing County Forms For Assessment Notice
Smithsburg and Ringgold area uses new assessment notices designed to cut clerical work. Forms are duplicates sent to property owners with protest options. Eisentrout notes copies kept by commissioners show dates for protests and reassessments. Data kept in assessment records and converted to punchcards for owner and office.
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Smithsburg
Ringgold
Noticce
Les Eisentrowl
Eisentrout
Punchecards
Cold War Vets Now Qualify For Government Mortgages
Veterans from the Cold War era become eligible for government insured home loans up to 30 000 dollars under a Johnson administration housing act. Ray Patterson of the Hagerstown Board of Realtors notes the program covers World War I Spanish American War veterans and others, with down payments varying by home value. The plan extends VA program benefits and adds a half percent charge for government insurance, potentially reaching tens of millions of veterans.
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Ray Patterson
Hagersjtown Board of Realtors
Johnson
Wiglaw
Veterans Administration
Patterson
At. Tergon
Uni
Cuban liner Ciudad de la Habana to be sold in Baltimore
U S District Judge Roszel C Thomson ordered the sale of the former Cuban luxury liner Ciudad de la Habana which sank to the bottom in Baltimore Harbor. The case centers on the ship’s status and recovery in the shallow anchorage with court action setting the sale process in motion.
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Baltimore
Mod
U.S
Roszel C. Thomson
Ciudad de la Habana
Baltimore Harbor
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