Farm Family Stays In House Despite Ghost-Like Doings
In Mena Arkansas AP report farmer C E Shinn and his wife Savin and grandson endured alleged hauntings for over a year. Objects moved and a Bible floated while chairs flew and a cover was ripped off a bed. After spending a night with sheriff and reporters they returned home declaring they do not believe in ghosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mena, Ark
C. E. Shinn
Savin
Shinn
Shinns
Arkansas
Charles Elbert Shaeffer
Shimmy
Banks Allow 4 Percent Interest On Deposits
Washington AP reports that the nation’s 3,000 commercial banks may offer savers up to 4 percent interest on 94 billion in deposits. The FDIC and Federal Reserve Board authorized the higher ceiling to boost competition with savings and loan associations and to keep funds in the United States. Rates will rise gradually with no bank required to pay more than the new maximum. Other reforms noted include existing 2.5 percent to 3 percent ranges for shorter terms and a long history of federal control since 1933. Funeral notices, deaths, and local obituaries follow in the same column with multiple names and dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Savings and Loan Associations
Wats
United States
Reserve Board
Mildred Y
Shank
Hagerstown
lAire Catherine Zeigler
Congress
FDIC
Bob Hope Hits Skit After Champagne Bucket Accident
Comedian Bob Hope received a two inch forehead cut when a champagne bucket struck him during a skit for his December 13 television show. Nanty Kwan and Hope acted as movie stars in a Bel Air fire rescue scene when a bucket from a helicopter ladder came down too quickly. He resumed the sketch with an adhesive patch on his forehead.
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Hollywood !Ap
Bob Hope
Nope
Nanty Kwan
Hope
Prayer Note from Roy H Stetler in Pa
A dated prayer fragment from Roy H Stetler of Nacksburg Pennsylvania requests forgiveness for tremors before unsolved problems and urges devotion to God’s kingdom, seeking guidance and personal renewal in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lori
Amen
Roy H. Stetler
Nacksburg
Evangelical United Brethren Chiveh
County Woman Breaks Hand in Tractor Accident
Mrs. Rhoda Detauter of Boons Prairie fractured a finger when a tractor hitch fell on her hand this morning. She received treatment in the hospital emergency room for the injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhoda Detauter
Boons‘[pare
Carbaugh Sentenced for Long Term In Shooting Case
Kenneth Chine, brother of the victim, testifies Carbaugh drove to the house with a gun and a tire iron. The trial centers on whether Carbaugh fired first or was struck after. Carbaugh says his wife was fleeing and he carried a .32 automatic fearing harm, then after her mortal wounding planned to kill himself and surrendered when deputies arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Chine
Carbaugh
Cline
Ann
Carbaigh
Sherifi
Hesero
Six Killed In State Mishaps Over Weekend
Six people died in Maryland over the weekend in separate crashes on busy highways. Victims include Paul Beady 17 and Partha Thomas 18 of Baltimore County who died at Baltimore General Hospital after a Sunday collision. Other fatalities list Clifford Easter 12 of Pasadena Stonard C Crouch 21 of Washington James C Colton 87 of Baltimore and Army Capt John K Dailey 25 stationed at Fort Meade. James McKenzie of Baltimore improved after the Sunday crash.
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Allen Thurman Veatch
Allen Thurman
Veatch
Washington’ Street
Western
Maryland
Middlesville
Kentucky
John L
Lucy
Allen) Veatch
Mist
St. John's Episcopal,Church
Char
Natta
Richard Allen Veatch
Tagers- Loren
A. K. Coffman
St. John's Episcopal Church
James D. Libby
Aterment
Rose Hill Cemetery
Dalla Bedford Spade Kyle
Della Bedford Spade
Kyle
Willow
Fred W. Kyle
Gibson Street
Carlisle
Carlisle Hospital
Fulton County
Benjamin and
Marie {Hess
Redford
Pleasant Grove
Associated PR
Maryann
Baltimoce
Paul Beady
Partha ‘Thomas
Baltimore
Soul
Annie Arunidel
Clifford Easter
Pasiddna
Magothy Beach Road
Stonard C Crouch
Washington
Bristol
Joseph R. Easton
Tracy
James C. Colton
Baltimare
Army
John K. Dailey
Ft. Meats
Larewa
Nisaula
Baltimore-Washington Parkway
Child's Delight pattern and funeral notice mix found
The fragment describes a sleepy child doll pattern and a sister doll, plus notices about patterns mailed to Laura and a 1962 fashion booklet. It also includes funeral details for A. K. Coffman with services scheduled Wednesday at 11:00 a.m. and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery in Hagerstown, with callers invited Tuesday evening.
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Lakes Boyards
Coln
Hagerstown
Paramount
William ‘Towle
Waynesboro
John Moats
Annabelle Miller
Robert Davis
Viola Burger
Secvn
George Newcomer
the Grove
Lester Myers
Mt. Zion
Hankin J. Cole
Spruce SL
Blairs Vatley
Henry and
Nanty J
Suffecool) Cole
Havertown
Evelyn W. Hershman
Bognsbore
Rt. 1
Margaret i
Kennedy
Emma Forsythe
Minnich
E. Wilson
DeWitt &. Miller
Hest Haven
Norment Funeral Home
Warren L. Baughman
Rose Hill Cemetery
Carl Yann
Hancock
Kenneth L. Spade
Redsing
Calif
Benjamin
Spade
Anderson
Ira Miller
Phoenix
Arizona
G. Book’ Roth
West Mish, Street
Carlisle
M. L. Schlessman
Y P.m
Pleasanttrove Congregational
Daniel B. Horst
Imaugansville
Washington County
Lnte
Daniel EB
Elizabeth
Abrkhart) Horst
Siler Fridge Mennonite
Greenvasite
D. A. Stickell and Sons
Mary Clevers Horst
Harvey Horst
Maugansville
Tarence TR
Horst
Mavigansville
Salem Ridge Mennonite Ciriveh
Moerman Funeral Home
Creercastle
Agnes &, Houser
Agnes E. Hubuser
Harl
Bonser
Chaplain Street
Sharpsburg
Kevdysville
Owen E. Poffenberger
Sharnsburg
Bertha Llanes Poffenberger
Church of Goa
Patsy Poffenberger
Awbrey Bowlus
Burkettsville
Melvin Corder
James Watkins
Sfagerstown
Alice Poffenberger
Baltimore
Tra Polfenberer
Boonsboro
Clarence
Keedysville
Leonard
Charles Barcbart
Mountain View Cemetery
Hotum
Patter
Patern
Laura Réhegret
Daliywil
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Cue News
Michael Maley
A. K. Coffman
Robert Passar
T Rose Hill Cemetery
Floyd N. Bowman
Park Dr
East Punertal
J.H. Knibb
Park Service official renews attack on proposed dam above Great Falls
Cumberland Maryland reports that Thomas Giles, a National Park Service official, urged a shift from a 110-foot dam on the Potomac River to six smaller dams in West Virginia, Allegany County Maryland, and nearby areas. He argued the large dam would ruin recreation, while proponents defended tailored plans to meet regional water and power needs.
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National Park Service
Great Falls
Potomac River
Giles
Great Fats
Washington
Cumberland Medience
Patterson Creek
Little Cacapon
West Virginia
Town Creek
Allegany County
J. Great Beall
Ramd
Wester
Beall
Maryland
Awas Unity
New Hampshire
Beal
Willol
West Wirwisia
Army
Mildjetown
de Maryan
Paingold
West
Virginia
Congress
Staun
Thelton
Moorefield
Seth Branch
Spring W. Va
Chambersburg
Field
W. Vz
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John Egger
William A. Dellinger
G. John Powket Bellinger
Curbett Street
Downsville
Jacob and
Laura (Snyder) Dellinger
Cmpuyem Negating Corp
Moenibher
Funkstown
Havel Greer
Manso Havers
Regeo
Evangree
Laila L. Settle
Washington St
William N. Settle
Bakerton
W. Va
James W. and
Ellyn (London) Hoffman
First Baptist Church
ITES
Jeannette Houghton
Louise Gillian
Hayers+ fawn
Ralph L. Settle
Pittsburgh
George Hoffman
Whesling
Robert Hoffman
York, Pa
FU. Settles
Leitersburg
Evelyn Jackson
Pauline Hoffman
Annie Butts
Charles Town
E. Wilson Blvd
Sherman Paul Provard
Frederick Street
Suter
Rowner Funeral Home
George W. Solomon
Beaver Creek ‘Cemetery
Eda
Cline) Provard
Thomas Pyle
Joh Pyle
Highland
New Jersey
Raymond Pyle
Harry Pyle
Merlery
Harry M. Helm
Harry M
Dick) Helm
Washington Street
Greencastle
Washington County Hospital
Bors
Shady Grave
Daniel, B
Mary Maum Helm
United Church of Christ
VFW
Eagles Club
Owls Club
Albert Helm
Greenvastie
Sidney Wise
Shady Grove
Ethel Helm
Dwight Grove
Zimmerman
Luther G. Heist Jr
Cedar Grove
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Michael Nicklas Maley
Thomas Michael
Mary Louise
Nicklas) Maley
Taneytown
College Park
Taneyown
Sudan Erin Maley
Jareee
Robert
Nicklas
Hays Inc
Praser
Shdag
Amore
Casa
Gary Lyn Kiscl
Tyrosuthi Relly Lasses
Janet Selmoer
Indianapolis
Marilyn Mivers
Wheatfield, Inc
Gary
Whiteland
Ind
Daine Fine
MR. Lucky
Pier Giovanni Vallauri
Lily
Nicky
Turin
Vallauri
Alan
Abin’s
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