Death notices from Mercersburg area bring several obituaries
Russell Mills 73 of Indian Springs dies after short illness. Mary Mutaugh Breheney 66 of Black Rock Road dies after long illness. Eleanor F. Jolson 51 of Baltimore area dies after seven months illness. Effie Lydia Filer 84 of Mercersburg dies after weeks ill. funeral Tuesday. Henry Forrest Darr 63 of Charles Town dies. survived by two daughters and brother. Curtis E. Golden 66 of Greencastle dies after long illness. survived by wife and three sons. funeral Tuesday. Burial details and local funeral homes listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Mills
Indian Springs
Millstone
Daniel
Amelia (Weller) Mills
Virgie Reed Mills
Dorothy
Paul
Sirs
Jesse Weller
Big Pool
Hancock
Stone Bridge
Washington County Hospital
Helen Wallaget
Jersey City
Ireland
United States
James
Breheney
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Catherine Devaney
Harter
N. J
Mary Crawley
Riviera Beach
Fla
Helen Walla
Black Tock Road
Michael
West Banca NJ
Hazlett
James Mutaugh
Sutton
Rose Hill Cemetery
Effie Filer
Effie Lydia Filer
Lola Pfoult
Mercersburg
Franklin County
William W
Lydia Summer Wolf
Apostolic Church of
Blairs Valley
Rt. 1
Mer
Henry Forrest Darr
Charles Town
Ite
N. and W. Railroad
Stanley Grubbs
Matie Darr
Lyle A. Carr
Hagerstown
Strider Funeral
Ransom
Curtis E. Gelden
Curtis BE. Golden
Washington Street
Greencastle
Wayntshare Hospital
Watfordsburg
George EL
Alice Mellett Golden
Presbyterian Charely
Berkeley Springs
Ve. Va
Frank L. Carbaugh
American Legion
Cireencastle
Victor Hosiery Company
Fern Irist Golden
G. Crist Golden
Ste
Walter €. Golden
Fort Meade
Golden
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Alberta Golden
Warfordsburg
Walter Golden
Hancoth
Alf
Flatty Golden
Fragmented Prayer Text From Unclear Source
A damaged prayer fragment appeals for divine unity healing and forgiveness. It mentions the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church and individuals Armen John Sutherland Bonnell and WN YW Ci nuitistes, with references to Christ and a great physician of souls.
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Chee
Christ
Armen
John Sutherland Bonnell
Wnyw. Ci
Nuitistes
Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Chueh
Infiltrator Clash Leaves Three Dead in Negev Desert
Israeli army spokesman said three Arab infiltrators were killed in a clash with forces in the central Negev Desert. A fourth infiltrator was wounded and captured, according to the official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tel Aviv
Israel
API
Negev
Mitrar
U N Likely To Censure Nehru Move
Nehru accuses Portugal of colonially repressing inhabitants and raids into India while Salazar pledges to negotiate international guarantees to keep Portuguese territories from threatening India. India regrets Portugal's December 8 proposal for border observers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Nehru
United Nations
Portugal
India
Salazar
Garrett County Wins Conditional U S Approval for Development
Garrett County Maryland gains conditional OK from the Area Redevelopment Administration of the Commerce Department for long range economic planning. Congressman Charles Mathias Jr notes federal aid may fund projects to create permanent jobs, with 14 other areas in Georgia, Pennsylvania, Missouri and West Virginia included in the approval. The act signed by President Kennedy in 1961 provides loans, grants, and facilities for industry, infrastructure, and worker training. Mathias chaired a Sixth District Joint Economics Conference in February with local officials to boost Western Maryland job opportunities and stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett County
Maryland
Department of Commerce
Charles
Mathias
Georgia
Pennsysylvania
Missouri
West Virginia
Commerce Department
Kennedy
H C Gordon Sr 89 Tomorrow at Cy Press Street
H C Gordon Sr 89 years old tomorrow celebrates his 89th birthday on the job at his food market in Hagerstown at 101 Cy press St. He says he is in better health than ever. Gordon began as a teen clerk in Greensburg, Pa., and has run his shop for 40 years, recently with his son Harry C Gordon Jr.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marty C. Gordon
Hagerstown
Cypress St
Gordon
Mr. Gordon
Greensburg
Harry C. Gordon
Mayor's Budget Tonight Calls For Tax Cut Proposal
The mayor will present a city budget to the council with changes to the tax rate and agency funding. Hearing dates will follow with department heads testifying on budgets and possible wage and training requests. The council and county commissioners face a shared budget challenge as agency funding and tax inequities are debated.
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Cen
Ure Conneil
Lney
Baker
Burhans
Board of County Commissioners
Hagerstown
Te Board of County
Fairchild
Washington County Study Commission
Will
Oscar Spigler
House Seat In Runoff Vote In Wichita Falls Texas
Democrat Graham L. Purcell led the special election with 8995 votes and faces Republican Joe Bailey Meissner in a runoff to be set between January 22 and February 6 by Governor Price Daniel. Other candidates included Vernon Stewart and Jack Hightower.
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Wichita Falls
Tex
Graham LB. Purcell
Ith
House
Joe Bailey Meissner
Purcell
Price Daniel
Meissner
Jack Hightower
Wilbarger
Demorrat
Vernon Stewart
Jimmy Harang
Archer City
Frank Ikard
The
American, Petrol
Democratic
DemocraticcHepublican
High SL
Wauvock
Hagerstown Trust Declares Year End Dividend Increase
The Hagerstown Trust Co. announced a year end dividend of 10 cents in addition to the regular quarterly 20 cent dividend. The total annual dividend rises to 90 cents per share as per the directors' statement today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown ‘Trust Co
Board of Directors
Senator Snyder Speaks on Legislation at County Meeting
State Senator George Snyder addressed legislative matters and fielded questions from attendees. Lem Kirk, president of the Board of County Commissioners, gave a talk on county issues focusing on employment and taxes. Other speakers included Carlton Parsley and Clarence Mason, with refreshments to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Snyder
Lem Kirk
Board of County Commissioners
Ispati
Carlton Parsley
Board of Canty Commissions
House of Deleers
Giles
Clarence Mason
Kennedy visits Colombia and Caracas amid warm welcomes
President Kennedy’s Latin American swing draws massive crowds in Bogota and Caracas as he pledges hemispheric support for the Alliance for Progress and a $20 million effort to raise living standards. He meets with Colombia’s President and Venezuela’s Betancourt while planning talks in Bermuda with Prime Minister Macmillan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bogota
Colombia
Puerto Tuca
San Juan
Washington
Berlin
Bermuda
Harald Macmillan
Lef
Ideeato Berlin
Alliance For Progress
Kennedy
Inj
Caracas
Bogoti
Bogoto
Betancourt
Alberto Lieras Camargo
Bell Ringers Entertain For Underwriters at Presbyterian Church
The Bell Ringers and Boys' Choir, directed by Rayman K. Rolinger, performed at the annual Christmas program hosted by the American Legion Home last Friday. New members H. Matthews and I. C. Weeks were received, as Donald C. Haynes urged members to attend the State convention in Annapolis.
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Presbyterian Church
Rayman K. Rolinger
American Legion
Merman McCauley
H. #. Matthews
I. C. Weeks
Donald C. Haynes
Annapolis
Winter warfare training for Lt LeFew in Alaska
Army Lt. Charles LeFew, son of Rev. and Mrs. LeFew of Hagerstown Maryland, completed two weeks of winter warfare training at Fort Greely Alaska. He qualified to train others in skiing, hut building and infantry tactics for Arctic terrain and weather. Lt LeFew, executive officer of the U S Army Alaska Support Command Military Police Company at Fort Richardson, enlisted in 1961 after basic at Fort Gordon Georgia and arrival in Alaska last October. He is a 1957 North Hagerstown High School graduate and a 1961 Western College Westminster alum, member of Delta Pi Alpha fraternity. His wife Mernell lives in nearby Anchorage Alaska. A separate note mentions a South Carolina porter carrying a gun and being arrested.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Charles F. Lefew
Charles LeFew
Washnelan Ave
Hagerstown
Fort Greely
Alaska
LeFew
U. S. Army
Domand
Fort Richardson
Fort Gorton
North Hagerstown High School
Western College, Westminster
Delta Pi Alpha Frate
Emily
Mernell
Neharage
Cold's Six Worst Miseries Now Relieved By New Tablet
Medical notes claim Hill's Gold Tablets relieve head congestion body aches feverish feeling and even constipation by a unique blend mirroring effects of nose drops and aspirin. The ad says the pill acts fast easing pressure and restoring breathing while reducing sluggishness during a cold and is available at drug counters.
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New York, N.Y
Specs Medical Scientists
Reeves
Costipation
Shige Ganas
Hill
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