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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 23, 1968

Page

5

Pennsy Woman Kills Self in Mercersburg Home

In Chambersburg area, Dr R Skinner 24 was found dead from a chest gunshot before 11 am Sunday at her home by her husband. She leaves husband Roy and two daughters. The body was sent to Sellers Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete. In Mercersburg, William Toro of Rt 2 was shot by an unknown assailant Sunday night. he suffered shotgun pellet wounds to both upper legs and was treated at Chambersburg Hospital. he works for S A Heisey Orchards.

Chambersburg R. Skinner Wep. Mall Roy Sellers Funeral Home Mercersburg William Toro Rt 2 Toro Chambersburg Hospital S.A. Heisey Orchards

Early Demo Caucus Urged In Maryland for Governor Pick

Clarence W. Miles, veteran Maryland Democrat, urged General Assembly Democrats to caucus as early as possible to decide on a governor candidate. He warned time will hinder a smooth transition after Gov. Spiro Agnew resigns January 7 to prepare for the vice presidency. Agnew plans a Jan. 6 special session to name his successor. Miles noted the 15-33 party margin and urged caucusing to see which announced candidates have majority support.

Baltimore Clarence W. Miles Maryland General Assembly Miles Spiro T. Agnew Agnew

Pastor Goebel Drives East Baltimore Youth to Detroit

In Baltimore the chief problem of the ghetto is said to be that residents never get out. Pastor Hans Goebel will drive a bus from St. Augustine Church to Detroit with 15 East Baltimore boys to tour Jetty Michigan, attend a New Year’s dance, dine, and join a soul mass at Grace Church. Goebel has long organized trips, already taking youths to Philadelphia, New York, and Gettysburg, while the church also serves as a recreation center with pool tables and staff keeping order.

Baltimore Hans Goesbel St. Augustine Lutheran Church Detroit St. Augustine Boys Goebel Philadelphia New York Gettysburg St. Augustine’s Sters Daisy Snipes

South End Christmas party draws 788 youngsters

More Indians than Chiefs attended the 7ind annual South End event at South High Sunday afternoon. About 788 South End youngsters enjoyed entertainment and movies while over a thousand free tickets were handed out to school children from southern Haragatown. Paul Hockenberry of Williamsport helped distribute bags of goodies to the kids.

South High South End Hagaratown Paul Hockenberry Williamsport

Heck's Potomac Beauty Salon Ad

Heck's Potomac Beauty Salon at 20 S Potomac Street offers services daily and in the evenings. Open everyday and evenings with available appointment times and welcoming staff.

Heck Potomac S. Pot Penna, Ave Hag, Md

Private Dining Room Reservations For Large Groups

Advertises seafood steaks chicken chops and private dining space for groups up to forty people. Mentions savers and reservations in savers and park chele ivebte Ta See. Adv.

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