Patrol Car Involved In Accident in Hancock County
Hancock police reported a patrol car driven by Officer Darwin Mills, 27, struck Leo Ramsey, 25, as Ramsey turned into Pennsylvania Route 1 from Rt 144. Damages were about 650 dollars. Ramsey was cited for failing to yield to oncoming traffic.
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Hancock
Tie. E. D. Selby
Darwin Mills
Rt. 144
Leo Ramsey
Harrisonville
Ramsey
Pennsylvania
Mills
Robert Sweeney
Boonsboro
Best Lighting In Keedysville Contest Held By Club
The Keedysville Raritan Club held its house lighting contest Saturday showcasing festive displays. Residents competed for best lighting with neighbors viewing the seasonal set ups throughout Keedysville.
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Best
Keedysville
Keedysville Raritan Club
Mt Airy Woman Dies In Auto Crash On Rt 144
A Mt Airy woman died in a two car collision on Rt 144. Melvin D Myers, 46, was driving the other car and his two daughters, Brenda and Anita, were treated for minor injuries. Darlene Ann Olden, 18, and Thomas Melvin Olden, 18, were also injured. Olden was turning into a private driveway when the crash occurred. Olden was charged with making a turn.
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Bentland
Frederick — Ada Mae
Satond
Max Dagenhart
Anders
Mt. Airy
Rt. 4
Bobby Slick
Melvin Dewitt Myers
Myers
Brenda
Anita
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Darlene Ann Olden
Prayer Ring Out the Old Ring in the New
A prayer plea for world peace and relief from suffering asks God to liberate the imprisoned of heart and soul and bring fresh salvation to all, attributed to Harry C. White, minister at Rogers Memorial ARP Church in Rock Hill, South Carolina.
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Christ
Harry C. White
Rock Hill, S.C
Rogers Memorial
ARP Church
Seven People Injured In Two Car Collision In Chambersburg
Seven people were injured in a two car crash at the intersection of Rt 30 and Edenville Road Sunday night. Robert W. Bender and his family of Rt 5 were among the injured. two sons were admitted to Chambersburg Hospital with fractures. Andrew Etter of Rt 4 drove the other car and was treated and released. A second weekend crash near Pleasant Hall injured Darlene Angle and her husband Jack Angle was involved in a sideswipe with Bert North on Rt 533. Cecil Berno, 31, of Washington DC, was charged with drunken driving after rear ending Ronald Hissong on Rt 30 east of Chambersburg.
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Roger Webb
Adamstown
Tfc
R. H. McClear
J. E. Snyder
Gerald Russell
Cavetown
Harry Palmer Jr
Hagerstown
Palmer
Russell
Palmer’s
Chambersburg
Rt. 30
Edenville Rd
Robert W. Bender
Rt. 5
Bender
Betty
Cindy
Tina
Chambersburg Hospital
Robert
Steven
Andrew Etter
Rt. 4
Etter
National Valley Drive-In
Pleasant Hall
Darlene Angle
Fayetteville
Cecil F. Berno
Washington, D. C
Berno
Ronald Hissong
Mercersburg
Hissong
Conrad
Fayetteville Man Shot After Family Dispute
Norman Edward Reed, 46, of Black Gap Road near Scotland, was shot in the head as he entered his car by a shotgun blast. Reed drove to Cham bersburg Hospital in satisfactory condition. His wife claimed he had been drinking and began beating her. she said she shot him when he allegedly threatened another beating. Police continue investigation.
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Fayetteville
Chambersburg Hospital
Norman Edward Reed
Black Gap Road
Scotland
Reed
Firemen Respond to Double Chimney Fires Across City
On a Sunday morn and late Saturday night fire crews from Antietam Junior and Pioneer Ladder companies battled two chimney fires. One incident occurred at the home of a volunteering fireman on Jonathan Street, while another shed fire behind 40 North Avenue was tackled by First Hose, Junior and Pioneer companies. Schlotterbeck, a South End fireman, was noted in local mentions. The item includes local ad text and AP wire references.
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Antietam
Jonathan St
Associated Press
Lee Ye
Schlotterbeck
East Ave
AP News
South End
North Ave
Mall
Del
D.C
Penna
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Potomac Edison
Thig Potomac Edison
BCTPI
Orlon
Everly’s
Summit Ave
the Daily Mail
Washington St Ri Pr
Esskay
Superior Dairy
Eggnog
Quarr
U.S. No
Deoples Drug Stores
Kodacolor
Eastman
Eastman Kodacolor
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