Area Deaths and Obituaries In Franklin County
Multiple death notices from Franklin County report Mary Louise Royer Myers died after kidney ailment with services at Lemasters and Ruck churches, widow Catharine Bussard died aged 75, Raymond Handlon died in Frederick nursing home, Ruth Elizabeth Best died at 61 in Brunswick, Frank J Cordell 94 died at Franklin Farms near Chambersburg, and other survivors listed. Funeral services set at Upton Church of Brethren, Minich funeral home, or Dailey and Zimmerman homes with burial at Cedar Hill, Mt Olivet, or local cemeteries. readings note survivors, dates, and affiliations.
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Mary Louise
Roger! Myers
Innegck
Royer
Will Myers
J. Robert Moyers
Lemasters
Pam
Chambersburg
al Ruck
Valley Lutheran
Chuceh
Wels Run
Frank the Rey
Arthur Lemmert
Mal
J. Edgar Royer
Fankle
Hawbaker
Rov Lolnted
Semeterere
United Church of Christ, Lemasters
Franklin County
Steprmother
Maye Bhokt Rever
Welsh Run
Upton Church of
Brethres
William Derstine
Charles R. Martin
Frederick Raymond Handlon
Frederick
Myaltsville
Ife
Frederick County
John and
Georganna
Lair) Samliton
Mré
Margaret F
Harpales
Alt
Mel
Harry Best
Neces
The
Reformed Church
Afo Fe
Tar. Kennedy
Dalley
Paul 1
Althouse
Mt. Olivet
Brunswick
Ruth Elizabeth Best
John William Hest
J. Potomac St
Thes Plast Church of
Goi
Kit Haller
Grant Fi. Dagenhart
Kngxville
Mad
Joseph
Ragenhart
Hyattsville
Feele Funerall
First Church of God
Harold
Io St. Luke's Episcopal Cemetery
Brownsville
Formal Murder Charges To Be Placed At 1 30 P M Today
Formal murder charges were to be placed at 1 30 PM today in the case of Hang Kim. The shooting occurred at a home on Harwood Road where Mrs. Marks was found bleeding and later pronounced dead at the scene. Police hunted for Marks with a statewide bulletin and halted buses as they checked for him.
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Hang Kim
Marvin
Livia Toony
Myers
Serevice
Marks
Fea
Howard Weeks
Jed
Hagerstown
St Hagerstown
Viale
Hurd) Edwards
Lester H. St. Clair
Full Gospel Pentecostal Church
McConnellsburg
Diana Kim
George St. Clair
State Line
Ralph L. St. Clair
Patsy Ann St. Clair
Esther Elizabeth
Kenneth Leroy Dixon
Potomac St
William J. Dwyer
Aland
Davob
Dixon
Alice Shives Weelz
Buck
Valley
Buck Valley
Orleans
Atd
Frances
Acob T. Wertz
Watfordsburg
Williamy
Fortz
Chambersburg
Tittle
Boor
Mle
Dwyer
Wayne Benson Stith
Fairground Ave
Washington Uounty
Quyer
Donald Pound
Boonsboro
Washington County
Lavinia Burns
Rt. 2
Local Deaths and funeral notices from Hagerstown area
Obituary notices list Loyd George Binning of Hagerstown with family survivors and funeral at Norment Funeral Home at 2 pm Tuesday led by Rev. Charles W. Sisk. burial in Rest Haven Cemetery. Also notes Pearl Delauter Janes of Norwood Center died at 82 in Philadelphia. daughters and grandchildren listed. services at Mt. Bethel Church Garfield on Tuesday, burial Locust Grave Cemetery. Fannie A Bussard of Sharpsburg dies at 73. sister Helen May Bussard and brother Martin Bussard among survivors. funeral at Leaf Funeral Home Sharpsburg with Rev. Harold C. Beck, burial Locust Grave Cemetery. viewing hours noted.
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Greencastle
Edward P. Crider
Grant St
Washington County Hospital
Hagersstown
Pranklin County
Tele
William
Sarah Gipe Crider
Helen Crisler
Walter Crider
Minnich
Luther G. Heist
Cedar Hill Cemetery
Friends
Greencastin
Pare
Robert Humas
Cedar Hill
Doin
Hazel Marne
Hagerstown
Claudette Edwards
Linda Edwards
Claude Edwards
Minnich Funeral Home
East Wilsen Boulevard
Cyril $. Fowley
Broadfording
Lina
Norian B. Layman
Ling
Gatlock Memorial
Franklin County
John
Aniilia Zeigler
Trinity! United Church of Christ
Greencast Y Sportsmen’s Association
Percey C. Layman
Emmma Binkley
Hagerstoy
George Orrick
York
Jym Nelfer
Washington
Anne Lyman
Tosher G. Heist Jr
Reformed Church Cemetery
State Line
Loyd George Binning
Norment Funeral Home
Charles W. Sisk
Rest Haven Cemetery
Pearl Delauter
Janes
Jens
Norwood Convalescent Center
Phila
Charles C. Pryar
Harriette Melinda Swope Pryar
Onedin Ness
Long Beach
Calif
Willa Melvain
Ftuth Baily
Ian
de Tayler
Roger C. Pryor
Harpesity
Fla
Mt. Bethel Church
Garfield
Mude
Fannie Bussard
Fannie A. Bussard
Sharpsburg
William G
Barbara J
Harold C. Beck
Locust Grave
Schools Closing As Hospitals Halt Visiting For Flu Spread
The Associated Press reports schools in several cities closing and hospitals suspending visiting to slow influenza spread. Asian flu cases rise in New York, Maryland, North Carolina, Kansas, Michigan, and D C with declines in others. Memphis and Milwaukee report heavy patient loads and staff shortages. Local authorities warn of epidemic potential and rising absenteeism across counties and cities.
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Associated Press
U.S. Public Health Service
New York
Maryland
North Carolina
Kanasas
Michigan
District of Columbia
Albany
N.Y
Baltimore
Health Commission of Miliwinkel
E.R. Krumblegel
Wood Veterans
Milwaukee
Memphis
Indiana
Mark
Floyd
Clark County
Miller
Ripley
Virginia
Louisville
Kentucky
Elks Rome
Bedford
Hart
Army Pvt Clyde D Moats Completes Training
Pvt Clyde D Moats son of Mrs William C Snyder residing 506 Summit Ave completed eight weeks of advanced individual training in combat techniques and firing the M 14 rifle and M 60 machine gun He entered the Army in September 1962 after basic training at Fort Gordon Ga and was formerly employed by Ford Motor Company Staunton.
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Army
Clyde D. Moats
William C. Snyder
Summit Ave
Moasts
Fort Gordon
Ford Motor Company
Staunton
Brandt Given Smashing Vote Of Confidence In Berlin
In West Berlin the Socialist party led by Willy Brandt won 29 of 140 seats in the city Parliament, a strong vote reflecting a shift after the Berlin Wall era. The Christian Democrats dropped to 41 seats, the Free Democrats gained 10, while the Communist party fell to about 3.3 percent. Observers say the result signals no new national trend, with Berlin remaining a Socialist stronghold and Adenauer’s CDU stronger in rural areas. Brandt pledged to seek a new government formed on broad grounds, urging coalition partners to adapt to the Socialists’ platform.
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Berlin
West Terlineys
Willy Standt
Berlin Wall
Brandt
West Berlin
Communist Party
Christian Democrats
Franz Amrehn
Free Democrats
Konrad Adenauer
Chrristian Democratic Party
West Berl
Fey Tid
Address Ought: Sheriff Seeks Stella French Location
The Washington County Sheriff's Office seeks the present address of Mrs. Stella French, formerly residing at 255 S Potomac, to relay information about her mother's death at a state hospital.
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Washington County Sherf
Stella French
S. Potomac
Man Fined After Threats With Loaded Shotgun Case
A man paid a $1,000 fine after making threats with a loaded shotgun in a Sunday incident. Police noted impaired driving and a related arrest.
House Office Building Costs Through the Years
The piece outlines the expansive growth of the House Office Building from 1932 when 25 two room suites cost just over seven million dollars to today’s 169 suites at a far higher price. It notes Senate expansion, executive needs, and the political battles over funding and appropriations.
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Connie
Page 1
Capitol
Senate
Congress
Rayburn
Hayburn
John. W. Mc ‘Oyinjack
DeMass
Prayer Today Touches Our Father to Realize Despua
Prayer today asks for guidance to understand personal influence and to prevent actions that could harm others. It urges leaders in social and political spheres to recognize that their unchecked power can set destructive examples. Written by John W. Shackford of Waynesville North Carolina, retired Methodist minister.
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Jesus
Aomen
John W. Shackford
Waynesvill
N.C
You and Your Insurance Public Service Column
A public service note on homeowners and casualty insurance by Mose Insurance, presented by Aganey. Provides practical guidance on coverage basics, premium considerations, and how to compare policies for informed choice.
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Hopesty
Mose Insurance
Aganey
National Bureau of Casualty Undemeriters
National Automobile Underwaters Association
Auto Theft Suspect Bond Set For Juvenile
A $1000 bond was set for a youth linked to auto theft near Public Square. The juvenile, said to be an escapee from the National Training School for Boys, was arrested after a chase along Route 40 and found with a stolen 22 caliber pistol. The car was abandoned on South Mountain and the youth faced transfer back to the Washington DC facility.
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Page IB
Harald £. Grimley
Glenwood Ave
Clark
National ‘Training School For Boys
Washington, D.C
Grimsley
Hancock 2
T Hancock
Pas
C.C. Bittinger
Clarks
Nationals Training School
South Mountain
Hagerstown
Communism Loses Ground as African Students Return Home
Vienna reports Communist influence in Africa waning after 980000 African students study abroad. Arrival narratives cite racial discrimination, indoctrination, police violence, and deportation fears under Bulgaria’s program. Students say dignity suffered, many vow to influence future African states.
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Vienna
APY
Africa
Fst
Dak
Bulgaria
Sofia
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Newt Fund
Catharine F. Uease Bussard
Clarence A. Bussard
College Place
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Ihe Ale Takrard
Fannie Crunise
Lease Bussard
Joseph G
Bussard
Katherine R. Bussard
Waynestoro, Pa
Frank J. Cordell
Waynesboro
Franklin Farms
Franklin Couty
Geaven Corton
Wilbur ‘Posten
Earl Cordell
Wayne T. Cordell
O My Orother
Russell Cordell
Loudan
Resz Wves
Wartheamt
Northwest Christian Church
Atlanta
G. Wright
Carine
Pipe Dicense
Sim
Raffensberger
Palomas St
Regent Ay
Hegent
Fresees Lone
Insurance Information Institute
Moss Insurance Agency
E. Franklin St
Chapter 14
Boonsboro American Legion
Staleo
Silver Spring
Soviet Union
Hungary
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Sofia University
Bohman - Warne
Virginia Avenue
Fisher's Pharmacy
Bohman - Warne, Inc
Flest
W. Franklin St
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