Dodson Fined for Attempting to Take Law Into Own Hands
In a Hagerstown case, Max Cecil Dodson 60 of Route 1 was fined $25 and costs for being drunk in public after an incident in a local restaurant. Magistrate Strine warned Dodson not to take the law into his own hands, noting he had a few beers and couldn't stand up. Smith 37 of 241 S Mulberry St. testified about the attack. Gardine 18 of 101 W Bethel St. was cited for unlawful possession of alcohol. Police described the events in Public Square and nearby locations, with Sergeant Jones involved in the case.
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Hagerstown
Washington Police
Kefauver
Washington Co
Washington County Hospital
Araine
Attac
m + Hospital
Wood
Dodson
Gardine
James F. Strine
Te Law
Strine
Don Dodson
Jones
Srrest
W.E. Carter
D.R. Cline
Trate Strine
Smith
Fam
Nevedting Biss
Freddie Les Gardino
Saul Eugene Weaver
City Police
Bethel St
Summer Ave
Richard Haden
Public Square
Winchester
A. Moser
Obituary notices from Hagerstown area mourners
Local notices report multiple deaths and survivors across Hagerstown and surrounding towns. Violet Hammer wife of Harry D. Airesman and others are named with extensive family ties, church affiliations, and burial plans noted for Rest Haven Cemetery and several local homes.
Prayer for unity and brotherhood ends with Amen
A prayer requesting God to unite nations and end mistrust and hatred. The message envisions all men as children of a heavenly Father and calls for a new brotherhood. Attributed to John W. Shackford, Waynesville, North Carolina, retired Methodist minister.
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Fife
John W. Shackford
Waynesville
N.C
Mrs Barbara Uhl Dies In Sleep Saturday Morn
Mrs Barbara Uhl Kelcher of Philadelphia died in her sleep Saturday morning at home 2105 Lyndale Rd Rome. Survived by husband Edward G Uhl sister Janet Perkins president of Fairchild Hill Corp born in Lowell Massachusetts lived in Hagerstown five years state funeral and burial details at St Marys Catholic Church Arlington National Cemetery. Donations to Heart association.
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Maurine Barbara Uhl
Kelcher
Philadelphia
Edward G. Uhlj
Janet Perkins
Fairchild Hill ¢Ry
Springfield
Mans
Corp
Rouzer
Lendale Rd
Rome
Lowell
Masa
Mass
St. Mary's
John
Anne Shipsey Keleher
Hagerstown
Arlington National Cemetery
St- the
Y Mary's Catholic Church
Omitted
Carol
Cynthia
Kim
Scott
John Keleaf
Tania MA
Ban
Area Deaths Raymond L. Smith
Myersville resident Raymond L. Smith D died at noon Sunday at his home Born near Wealfsville he was the last surviving member of his immediate family He is survived by one son Ralph W. Smith one grandson and one great grandson all of Rt 2 Myersville Bittle Funeral Home Myersville where friends may call after 7 this evening Services will be held at the funeral home Wednesday at 2 with Rev Raymond L Markley officiating Burial will be in St Marks Lutheran Cemetery Wolfsville
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Violet Hammer
Roanoke College
Roanoke
Mee
Violet E. Hammer
Carnegie Institute
Gertrude E. Airesman
Raymond W. Hammer
Technology
Pittsburg
Hagerstown
Elizabeth Avenue
Kemp's Mill
Western Maryland
Phi Beta
Kappa
Comuunty
Methplications
Nylodist Church
Milford
Kat
Mra.jond
Cumberland
Mary's Catholic Church
Gotdie Miller Staley
Corsie Grubba
Royal Neighbors
Band
Vinita
Okla
Mida Hann
America
Mabel ‘Younkin
Sia
End
Aaa
Ane Mra
Owe Nok
Wes
Fata Md
Arenee
Brooks
St. Paul
Minn
Jenry
Barbera Faidiey Bar
York
Howard
Haven
Rest Haven
Rest Haven Cemetery
Earl E. Marquiss
Myla Gay Beano
Dale
Helen Bohrer
Besht
Buyetts
Baltimore
Berkele Springs
W. Va
Methodist Church
Berkeley Springs
Barbara
Carel
Clayton
Raymond Bohrer
Josephine Bexlin
Berkeley Spring
Thompson Funeral
Clear Spring
Lola Bragusier Barnhart
Mena Landis Jr
Chambersburg
Martha Price
Bernard Jr
Amelia Corbett
Hancock
Natalie Finnafrock
Detroit
Mich
Lote Rice
Vida Elliott
Greencastle
Pay Brothers
Ernest Earhart
Gaithersburg
Elwood
Wood
Frank
Tate
Broadfording Church
The
Brethren
Adam
Martin
Charles
Wasson
Bural
Broadfording
Rowland Funeral Home
Frances Catherine Curry
John Rij
Frances Alice Keats
Curry
Jonathan
Spruce St
Roy EF. Keats
Lot
E. Keats
Washing
Linden
Warren County
Afdston
County Hospital
Night
John Sealock
Keadysville
Hagerstown Portas
Miss
Quinter King
Elsie Kump
Lucyerstown
Lewis KR
Curry,Johnson
Philadelphia
Charles W. Curry
William B
Reginald Johnson
Ed. Curry
Ralph J. Curry
Alliward Brown
Annabell
Bethel
Bishop Walter
Assembly of God Church
Campher
Rose Hill
Vel Barrett
Camataner
Raymond L. Smith
Myersville
Wealfsville
Josiah and
Eien Fox Smith
Ralph W. Smith
Rt. 2
Bittle
Myersvile
Chiseling Viet Taxi Drivers Anger Mayor
Saigon mayor and an aide rode taxis from downtown Saigon to Cholon to confront overcharging drivers. One refused to use the meter and demanded high fares, another overcharged a second rider. A driver even warned with a wrench. The mayor recorded names for punitive action.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
van Ven Cus
Cholon
Viet Nam
Dead man identified as Wm Stahl Jr Middletown man found dead near Frederick
Frederick county police identified the deceased as Alfred William Stahl Jr of Middletown. He had been dead about four weeks, his body found in a car in a garage near the Washington County Frederick County line. The death is believed self-inflicted with a hose connected to the exhaust. The body was moved to Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown. his mother notified. The owners of the home near the garage reside in Baltimore.
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Frederick
Washington County
Alfred Vta Stahl Jr
Middletown
Stahl
J. Alred William Stuhl
Gladhill
W. L. Newcomer
The
Frederick Post
R.T. Route& Zahn
Newcomer
Tpr
B.C. Lewis
Tor
Baltimore
Earthquake Reported Near Yakiatan City by Tass
Tass dispatch from Moscow via AP notes a strong earthquake centered near Yakiatan, detected by the Tashkent selamograph station Tass raid details unclear. The report mentions three months and one year prices and a contact telephone, with AP claiming rights to republication in this newspaper.
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Moscow
Yakiatan
Tashkent
Associated Press
Legion Contest For Orators Set In Baltimore
The Maryland Department of the American Legion will conduct its annual oratorical contest on March 6 in Baltimore at the War Memorial Building. The event showcases student orators representing local posts in a statewide competition.
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Legion
Baltimore
Maryland Department of the American Legion
Fires claim many lives across nation Sunday
A spate of fires on Sunday killed at least 25 people with victims in Long Island, Tennessee, Minnesota, New Jersey and Chicago. Home blazes, some in rental properties and three-story hotels, caused multiple deaths and injuries as authorities investigated cause and spread.
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Masa
Long Is
Dennis Watkins
Willie Ross
Mainz
Seiva House
Bay Shore
M.Y
Long Island
Watkins
Will Mitchell
W.D. Bhattoo
Frank
Pearson Jr
Christopher
Hohenwald
Tenn
Collier
Sylvia
Minneapolis
Minn
Joby Washington
Minnesota
Ronnie
Shiela
Ing
Guy Whitten
Helberg
Betty
Metix
N.d
Judy
Katy
Whittenberg
James
Chicago
Helmet
South Side
Miami
John Howard
Minneap
Fergus Falls
Rim
Gonvick
Daniel
Vernon L.falder
Jef Ward
Key
Momma
Boy Senate counts 5.5 million in stouting event notes
The Associated Press reports 5.5 million boys and adult leaders participate in stouting nationwide. The Population Reference Bureau cites 3,308 billion people worldwide as of mid 1965. Dean W. Craton, 42, appointed deputy undersecretary of health, education and warfare. GOP chair Ray C. Bisa says Chicago conference will shape 1966 campaigns. Inflation fears cited by W. P. Gallender of NAM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Pres
Boy Senate of America
Population Reference Bureau
Anys
Dean W. Craton
Ray C. Bisa
GOP
Chicago
Maryland Health Dept Reports 9575 Take Medical Self Help Training
The Maryland State Department of Health says 9 575 persons completed the free medical self help training course in 1965. The 1¢-hour program started in 1983 aims to prepare citizens for survival when physicians may be unavailable during national disasters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland State Department of Health
Ten Thousand Negroes Certified To Vote In Alabama County
More than 10,000 Black residents in Jefferson County Birmingham have been certified to vote since federal examiners began work in the area two weeks ago. The update comes as part of the federal effort to register Black voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
Montgomery, Als
Jefferson County
Birmingham
Advertinemanty
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Holliway
Peacher
Gertrude Airesman
Frances C. Curry
Frances A. Keats
Myla G. Beahn
Wade Boarman
Gladys Hornbaker
Radcliffe Avenue
Hyattsville
Mt. Raisier
Bernard J. Barnhart
Bernard Isaac Barnhart
Route J
Sitwell
Elizabeth Manon Barnhart
Walter J. Staley
A. K. Coffman Funeral Home
Johanna Heinrich
Johanna K. Heinrich
Emil C. Heinrich
Chestnut St
Shbremantown
Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church
Camp Hill Pa
F. Milton Heck
Pittsburgh
Hang C. Heinrich
Vandenburg Afb
Cal
Erich Kurtz
Naomi E. Kline
Naomi Elizabeth Kline
Hagerstown Rl
Wolfsville
Will Williams
Anna Witmer
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Smithsburg
J. Russell Kline
William Russell
Jamies Elmer
Boonsboro
Charles Rosert
David Williams
Gettysburg
Clarence Willams
Hubert Willams
Meagansville
Ivan Williams
William Williams
Downaville
Ralph Williams
New Oxford
Robert, Williams
Waynesboro
Va Leatharman
Chambers Purg
Rhonda Doyle
Martha Kellbaugh
Grace Eshelman
Halfway
Anna Woltinger
Tilghmnanton
Minnich Funore
W. C. Moffett
Joseph Ray
Mount Pleasant Cemetery
Church of God
Kotha
Sonotone
Roy
Farr
S. Potomac St
Fin
U.S
Honolulu
Nguyen van Thieu
Barbara Uhl
Lund
Wm. Stahl Jr
Tass
Valentines
Hays, Inc
Washington St
Pesce. Ave
W. P. Gallender
National Association of Manufacturers
Thagers
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
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