06 Jul 1964
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1964
Page
1
A succession of local obituaries from Hagerstown and nearby towns reports deaths including Mrs. Adelaide Henneberger of Fairmont aged 85, Mrs. Mary J. Cunningham of Boonsboro aged 89, Mrs. Beverly Wenner of Jefferson, Samuel Hurtman of Hagerstown aged 90, and Dr. Henrika Gr Kieffer aged 85. The notices cite residences, family survivors, funeral arrangements, and burial details across multiple area communities.
John X. Miller 63 of Scotland Pa died at 12 01 am Sunday in Chambersburg Hospital after a brief illness. Born December 20 1890 in Scotland, he was the son of the late Smith David and Moriah Pleagle Miller. He retired prior to his death.
A 31-year-old Hagerstown man, Thomas Henderson Wood, died after a head on collision on Route 40 west of Frostburg. His wife and four others were hospitalized with injuries. The other driver, Richard Kasecamp of Frostburg, survived with fractures and lacerations. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at Sellers Funeral Home.
A two year old boy was reported in unsatisfactory condition at Washington Co Hospital after being struck by a car on Virginia Ave yesterday afternoon. Charles R.F. Cosgrove of 867 Virginia Ave was taken to hospital with head injuries at 2 45 p m after running between parked cars and being struck by a car driven by B.R. Delauder of 116 Cherry Tree Lane Williansport. No charges were filed by Officer Harry House. A 17 year old boy was treated for bruises and released after being struck while riding a bicycle in a city alley. Mitchell L. Swope Jr was hit as he pulled his bicycle from one alley into another between George and Church Sts. The cab driver Norman Maith, 37, of 64tz W Franklin St. was not charged. An accident on E Willatt Blvd at 12 39 a m caused $550 in damages when Earl W. Herbert 55 of 14 Parkway Dr driving east on the boulevard was blinded by oncoming car lights and swerved into a parked car owned by Pete P. Bovino of 307 E Wilson Blvd. No charges were filed against Herbert.
American Telephone rose four percent to 74 cents in opening 30,000 share block, as a mixed market saw gains for Jones & Laughlin, General Motors, Chrysler, Allied Chemical, American Can, and Polaroid. Losses included Consolidated Edison, Anaconda, American Cyanamid, and Air Reduction. Lehigh Portland Cement dropped about 2 to 152 on a 46,005 share block. Ford had earlier won a scholarship to Lehigh University.
L Brenton Ford 16 son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd A Ford Boonsboro Rt 1 attends 1964 American Institute of Cooperation as Youth Delegate August 9 12 at Michigan State University East Lansing. He will join a one day orientation at the University of Maryland Col along the way.
Edwin M. Dale, superintendent of the C&O Canal National Monument, will address the County Youth Conservation Corps at Lewhs Woods tomorrow on Conservation in its Broad Phases. He will follow with lectures on specific conservation topics and brings 30 years of field experience. Jack Berkson lauds the expert visiting lecturer. Hilsworth Meals will introduce Dale.
Eight people died when a car driven by a man once arrested for speeding crashed head on with a station wagon near Bowling Green Missouri. Victims include Willie Walker Harold Marshall Clara Marshall Janice Marshall Herberta Crawford David Crawford Lawrence Crawford Catherine Goodall.
A short congregational prayer asks forgiveness for petty faults and greed. It seeks center on truth and the possible, praising Jesus Christ as the true freedom, shared by Lance Webb, senior minister at North Broadway Methodist Church in Columbus.
State House Majority Leader Del W Dale Hess of Offen Clarkford proposes a state constitutional convention to review the charter and address reapportionment after recent Supreme Court rulings. He plans a bill in 1964 to elect delegates, include former governors, and allow broad agenda beyond reapportionment.
Wisconsin congressman Laird, a young legislator since 1952 and now GOP platform chairman, describes his rise from Wisconsin state politics to national influence. He credits his father's name and his own campaigning in uniform, noting four platform changes and his creative conservative stance. Born 1922 in Marshfield, he rose through Carleton College, Navy service, and the House, shaping defense and medical research policy.
Mrs Betty Johnson of Emer ald Dr Flagerstown was notified by Kellogg Company of Balle Creek Mich that she placed third in a national crossword contest. She received an RCA Victor transistor radio as her prize.
A brief ad style note promises denture wearers can eat, talk, sneeze with ease using FASTEETH powder. It claims the product makes plates firmer with less slipping, no paste taste or odor, and is alkaline. Available at drug counters nationwide.
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