Winter Storm Hampers Much of Nation Across Regions
Severe wintry weather battered the midcontinent to the Atlantic coast with eight inch snows in parts of Kansas and South Dakota and blizzard conditions in Missouri and Kansas City. Temperatures plunged below zero in several states while ice storms left over 2,000 Oklahoma homes without power. Tornadoes damaged property in southern Florida with six minor injuries and about $30,000 in losses.
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Obituary notices from Hagerstown area deaths
Virginia Moyer Kersh dies at 37 after three weeks illness at Washington County Hospital. Survived by husband Homer E. Mersh and Moyers family, plus children and siblings. Visitation at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel, funeral at Church of Good Universal. Also notices for Robert Cashman, Charles W Stultz, Harry Slusher Sr., Harry E Wilkinson, Blanche M Hyde with burial plans and survivors. Local obituaries list spouses, parents, siblings, and grandchildren. services scheduled at various chapels and churches with custody of remains and memorial gatherings.
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Virginia Mae Kersh
Homer E. Mersh
Hayes Ave
Washington County Hospital
Newton H
Lessie Ve. (McGuire) Moyer
Church of Good Universal
Nona Moyer
Dixin Lee McNemar
Magerstown
Ronald E
Susan M
Nina Ruth
Joseph Dean
Philip Lynn
James Varvey
Paul Jeffrey
Mary Frances
Madeline Winchell
West Camp
N.Y
Eliabeth Crim
Maud Forcini
Harry Ef, Slasher, Sr
West Wilson Blvd
Newton D. Baker V.A. Center
T Wo
Hagerstown
Slusher
James L
Vincent Wo
Oliver B
Robert H
Ronald F
Jarry Jr
Oxon Hill
Rest Haven
Lester M. Kauliman
Rest Haven Cemetery
Harry E. Wilkinson
Jennie Bower Wilkinson
Prospect Ave
Western Maryland State Hospital
Boonsborn
Lawson E
Julia Wilkinson
Boonsboro
Ferguson Construction Agerstown
First Christian Church of
Emma Smith
Maude Maser
Lena
Harvey Wilkinson
East Funeral Home
Theodore Elser
Rose Hill Cemetery
Blanche M. Hyde
Charles A. Hyde
Clear Spring - Broadfording
Roanoke, Virginia
Clear Spring
James B
Clarissa (Hershberger) Rhodes
Peterson
Iowa
William T. Hyde
Salem
al. Wilson Hyde
Baltimore
John PB
Hyde
Fulton
George Rhodes
A.K. Coffman Funeral Home
John Randolph Taylor
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Friends
Vinton Hershey to retire from major shoe firm post
Vinton Hershey of Hagerstown will retire after 33 years as chief executive and director at Hag Johns Hopkins Shoe Company. He steps down as president while remaining chairman of the board and active in fostering company leadership, with family ties and civic roles noted.
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Debra Jean Curry
L. Vinton Hershey
W. Washington St
Neen
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Baileystown
Louis Curry
Hagers Lan
New York
Router Funeral Home
Washington
Rouzer Funeral
Edward Beard
Heinze
Rose Hill
Hershey
Presidential Safety Budget Push Seen By Cabinet Panel
A Cabinet committee led by Secretary Douglas Dillon is near agreement on increasing funding personnel and investigative power for presidential protection. Proposals to shift life protection from Secret Service to FBI are expected to be rejected. The White House will receive the panel’s report soon, guiding congressional action on protection measures.
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PBI
Secrecy Tightened Over Laos Air Operations
The Defense Department acted to restrict details of U S air actions against Laos. Four days of pressure yielded confirmation that Air Force Maj. Robert F. Honea of Norristown Pennsylvania had been listed as on a routine mission over Laos. The disclosure contrasts with earlier Laos incidents since Navy and Air Force jets began reconnaissance and strike missions last May.
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Norristown
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Lans
Man Arrested On Check Count
Frank W. Hiser Jr. of Hagerstown is charged by police with obtaining money by false pretenses for cashing a $5 check at a gas station with no account to back it. He posted $100 bond for a Magisterial Court hearing on March 1.
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Frank W. Hiser Jr
Prayer today echoes unity for all nations
John W. Shackford of Waynesville NC, retired Methodist minister, offers a prayer urging wider horizons and a new pledge to see all men as neighbors. He asks for mutual understanding and collaboration for the common good, in Jesus Christ's name.
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