City Faces Bond Decision Over Taxes and Budget
The council debates a bond issue as Mayor proposes a $1,780,570 budget for next year with $71,000 in bond interest and $70,600 in retirement. Water department capital needs include reservoirs, land, meters, and meters for 14,006 new services. councilman Cordell says action on the bond proposal is imminent.
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Mungon
Water Department
Mountain Reservoirs
Williamsport
Water Board
Munson
Frank Cordell
Local Deaths Continued From Page 32
Obituary notices note a funeral at 2 pm conducted by Reverend Harold Green with burial at Mt Aion Cemetery near Mapleville. Family and friends will gather at the funeral home.
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Harold Green
Mt. Aion Cameery
Mapleville
Fueral
Val Veel
Area Deaths Report From Maryland Towns and Counties
Maude C Kay Willis 43 died suddenly last Tuesday December 11 and was buried in Charles Town W Va. She worked as a housekeeper and lived in Hagerstown off and on. Survived by an aunt Mrs Pearl Etter and two aunts Mrs Ester and Mrs William Schindler along with her mother and two sisters in Charles Town. Samuel St McBride 9 well known retired farmer of Middletown MD died at Valley View Nursing Home. Survived by daughter Mrs Philp Cahlentz and son Cyrus McBride, two grandchildren. Burial in Reformed Cemetery Middletown Thurmont. Evers Portner 57 died Tuesday employed 45 years by Western Maryland Railroad as a foreman. Survived by wife Glatys Portner three children and eight grandchildren. Burial Blue Ridge Cemetery Thurmont. John H Feltz 54 of Williamsport died Monday in Mount lo Hospital. Survived by four sisters and several nieces and nephews. Burial Arlington National Cemetery. Mrs Lora E Palmer widow of James H Palmer died aged 92. Survived by daughters Mrs Ruth Kintledy and Mrs Edith Mulcahy, son William Palmer, and six grandchildren. Burial New Market. Nellie L Myers 70 died Tuesday morning. Survived by two daughters Mrs Wilber Hancock and Mrs James Pick, son Wilson R Myers, six grandchildren and two great grandchildren. Rest Haven Funeral Chapel. Mrs Della M Wolfe near Smithsburg 4? died Tuesday morning. Survived by husband Ernest G Wolfe, children Miss Josephine Wolfe, Melvin Wolfe, Charles Wolfe, Mrs Alfred Barger and one grandchild. Brother Lester Lewis Smithsburg.
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Maude C
Kay) Willis
Maude
Catherine (Kay) Willis
Charles Town
W. Va
Miss Willis
Hagerstown
Pearl Etter
Nese
Hilly Ave
Ester
William Schindler
Sur
Snail
Samuel St. McBride
Middletown
Mel
Tin Valley View Nursing
Iate Lewis
Sarah Sigler McBride
Philp Cahlentz
Cyrus McBride
Cradhill Funeral Home
George Klinefelter Wlhdaling
Reformed
Thurmont
Evers I
Portner
Western Maryland Railroad
Dle
Charles and Mary
Wireman) Portier
United Brethren Church
Glatys Stowe) Porlner
Jeanne Morrille
Upperea
Ann Glass
Charles E. Poriner
Marie Sunday
Catherine Stopper
Baltimore
Roy Poriner
Creager Funeral
Emer . Andrews
Blue Ridge Cemetery
John H. Feltz
John UI. Feltz
Williamsport
Mount Lo Hospital
Ethel Horn
Agnes Beatty
Marion
Boware
Stella Wassen
Lee Funeral Home
Washington
Bath
Mass Avenue
Washington County Cancer Fund
Arlington National Cemetery
Lora E. Palmer
Lora LB. Palmer
James H. Palmer
Gateway Convalescent Home
Ruth CD. Kintledy
Edith L. Mulcahy
William L. Palmer
Brandchirtren
Bursea Funeral Home
Norlal
Nellie L. Myers
Nellie 1
Myers
W. Belvedere Ave
Augustus
Clara Mon- Bold Reedy
Wilber Hancock
Ballimore
James Pick
Hampstead
Wilson R. Myers
Rest Haven
Gordon J
Inder
Test Haven
Della M. Wolfe
Smiths Burg
Dub
Ert G. Wolfe
Washington County Hospital
Martha E. (Draper) Lesvig
Thurrhont
Harry We Lew
Alfred Barger
Josephine Wolfe
Melvin l
Charles Wolfe
Smithsburgh
Lester Lewis
Smithsburg
Kennedy and Macmillan Attend Nassau Socials Quietly
President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan made unannounced social appearances in Nassau. Kennedy mingled at a poolside cocktail party for correspondents while Macmillan joined a beach barbecue at Emerald Beach Hotel. A calypso performance included playful verses about the Cuban situation and Western leaders.
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Bahamas
Kennedy
Macmillan
Kennedy J
Count Bernadina
Kennedy S
White Sands
Emerald Beach Hotel
Soldier Miller in six week training at Fort Knox Ky
Service News reports Pfc Clayton W Miller son of Mr and Mrs Hater W Miller of 4816 Hilsterboro Rd Hagerstown is in advanced training with Company B 7th Battalion 2nd Training Brigade at Fort Knox Kentucky. The six week course from US Army Training Center Arthur Fort Knox ends January 26. Miller, 20, enlisted last September and completed basic combat training at Fort Knox. He is a graduate of South Hagerstown High.
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Clayton W. Muller
Hater W. Miller
Hilsterboro Rd
Hagerstown
2Nd Training Brigade
Fnox
U5. Army Training Center
Arthur
Usatca
Kentucky Fort
Miller
Tos
Army
Fort Knox
South Hagerstown High
Prayer for worship and divine presence in faith
A devotional prayer from the retired Methodist minister Jona W. Shackford of Waynesville, North Carolina. The speaker asks for guidance to worship in spirit and truth, and devotion to God as the source of light, fire, and holy love revealed in Jesus Christ.
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Jesus Christ
Thor
Aten
Jona W. Shackford
Waynesse
N.C
Future Of Newspaper Industry Cloudy Due To Current Strike
In New York the ITU and the Guild stand at odds over pay and new production methods. ITU seeks about 18.45 weekly increases plus benefits, while publishers warn cost-cutting and new media threaten profits and many papers. Observers fear a national issue if leaders fail to agree.
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ITU
ITU Imen
JTU
Powers
Ndustry
TTU
Mie
Ims
Disturbing Congo Crisis Looms Over U S Britain Talks
U S officials say the Congo situation remains unsettled and a possible U S military option is kept as a contingency. President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan met informally to prep for major talks on Skybolt missile and other urgent defense issues amid political fallout at home.
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Britain
Pracidant Kon Lay
Nery
Kennedy
U.S
Macmillan
Machite
Donavan and Castro Stock and Air Aid Exchange
The report details a complex barter style deal in which Castro aimed to set its own value on stocks while prisoners would be freed for 20 percent upfront and a pledge for the balance. The Air Transport Association coordinated food and medicine shipments, with eight domestic airlines aiding and U S ports handling millions in supplies. Freight firms moved large quantities of goods to Opa-Locka, while the Red Cross received substantial drug and equipment deliveries amid a multi‑million dollar funding mix from manufacturers.
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Donovan
Castro
Air Transport Association
Havana
United States of Florida
Opa-Locka Airfield
Wilteen
Enance J
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West End Reservoir
Helen Lewis
Thurninnt
Creaer Funneral
Mt. Bethel Methodist Church
Garfield
England
Khrushchev
Congo
Moscow
Potomac St. Hagerstown, Md
Polteen
Gift Hassocks
Spacia
Mutual Insurance Company
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montgomery County
Keller, Stonebraker Company
Regent
Patterson Agency, Inc
Sandy Spring
Maryland
Walker
Orlon
Serglic
Ort
Calera
Ross Atay
Long Meadow Shopping Center
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