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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1963
Page
4
Dear Mary Haworth weighs a Jewish 25 year old’s urge to move out and visit Israel to possibly settle there, against parental opposition and psychiatric concerns, while Dear L.B. guides a wallflower to seek social confidence and independence. The column includes a Tokyo update noting China’s claimed 1962 crude oil production progress.
State police reported three weekend accidents near Rt. 40 Mt Aetna Rd and Edgewood Dr leaving six people with minor injuries. Vehicles including an Audis-11 and Puzak’s car were demolished. James E. Purnoft and Eugene Rudisill faced charges for reckless driving and failing to yield. Damages totaled around 50 dollars.
Residents of the Country Club Road and Orchard Hills Parkway areas were without water for about five hours after a water main break near Dentler Bros at 1924 Pennsylvania Ave. Superintendent Richard Willson said the break occurred about 10 30 a.m. Sunday, with crews arriving within an hour and the line shut off around 2 p.m. The issue affected two pipes, eight and 12 inches wide, on the street's west side, with which pipe failed undetermined.
Fire of determined origin destroyed a remodeled two story frame house at Engle Switch near Harpers Ferry shortly after 12 30 pm Sunday while occupants were away. Tenants Calvin and Edith Willingham were visiting near Martinsburg. Willingham's mother rushed to Charles Town General Hospital after arriving at the scene. Loss estimated around 15 000 dollars with almost 40 firefighters from Martinsburg Harpers Ferry Bolivar Shepherdstown and Charles Town on duty. The Willinghams are relatives of Martinsburg residents. Fire officials prepared to request more than 125 animals donated by neighbors. the couple saved a well stocked stock of household items. Willingham's pet dog died in the blaze. The house was owned by Charles Town merchant Francis White.
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