Real Estate Turnover Here Tops $400,000 Mark Again
Real estate activity shows turnover above four hundred thousand dollars with numerous transactions listed. Names include Rosie Isabelle Bishop, Arthur Sedelmaier, Harvey T. Gladhill, Joseph Andrews, Park Leroy Minnick, John J. Clark, Charles W. Rowe, and others. Properties span east Rice Road, Rolling Creek Fairgreen Acres, Sunset Circle, Preston Road, Wanders district listings and roads like Cavetown Pike and North Rampart. Transactions cover married and unmarried owners, joint tenants, and various parcel sizes across multiple districts and townships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosie Isabelle Bishop
Rice Rée
Nancock
Jack T. Thompson
Authur
Sedelmaier
Fairgreen Acres
Harvey T. Gladhill
Robert Edgar Miller
Sunset Circle
Scott Hitler
William Caudelln Clopper
James W. Long
Emmy C. McGolerick
George F. McGolerick
Joseph €. Andrews
Yarrawsburg
Sandy Haak Road
Russell W. Lahee
Il C. Millen
Mingakong
Weekend Pavilions Open Across Parks and Reunions Listed
The page catalogs numerous summer gatherings with unions and church groups in Greencastle and nearby towns. Dates span July through September, featuring reunions for families and organizations, church meetings, homemaker groups, and civic clubs at local venues such as Beav er Creek Chewsville Downeville Martins hire and Washington Square Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foulsquare Gospel Church
Greencastle
Noyle
Bingaman
Bell
Sons and Daughters of Liberty
Inn
Queen Esther
QES
Beaver Creek
Chewsville
St. John's Litheran Church
Calvary Holiness Church
Independent Bible Ch
Waynesboro
Eshelman
Yam
Whitacre-Platner
Halfway Homemakers
Women's Society
Washington Square Methodist Church
Cheerful Workers
St. Paul’s E.U
Downeville
Christ Lutheran Church
Huyetts
Fidelis
First Baptist Church
National Railroad Retirement Association
Culler-Howett Teunion
Marlin Reumion
The
Forty Club
Philsthea Class
Church of the Brethren
Eastern Circle
St. John's Episcopal Church
Akason-Dixon Council
Boy Scouts
Rosen's Dept
Martinshire
Stockslager
Star Bowling League
Lappans Homemakers
L—National Association
Kerfoot
Boitersburg Homemakers
Fairney
Vickers
Circus Mode Builders Association
Leiter Carriers
Washington County
Change of glasses shows varied eyewear use
A Chicago AP report notes that women average 4.3 pairs of glasses while men average 1.7, with fashion dictating wardrobe changes. Special purpose eyewear spans from safety spectacles to golf bifocals and sunglasses, reflecting a broad range of needs and styles.
Hemingway's Wife to Explain Historical Inaccuracies Today
In Ketchum Idaho AP reports Hemingway's wife plans a press briefing today to address what she calls historical inaccuracies about her husband. The interview by four reporters may occur if she feels up to it. The article notes uncertainty over Hemingways suicide and whether he left unpublished works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ketchum
Idaho
Ernest Tlemingway
Farhed Auithor
Lemingyny
Here
Ray McGoldrick
Hemingway
Willian Bebout
Associated Press
Dorrce Taylor
Sun Valley
Barry Farrell
Time Inc
Stichart Charnock
United Press International
Eamett Watson
Seattle Post-Intelligencry
Garst Farm in Iowa Draws Soviet Criticism
Moscow dispatch notes Soviet press labeling Roswell Garst as underpaying workers and holding naive views while contrasting U.S. and Soviet farming. Garst rejects the portrayal, defending year round hires and land holdings, recounting Romanov’s five hour visit and the trip's inaccuracies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reinhold Gensz
Moscow
Roswell Garst
Nikita Khrushcchev
Garst
Rue
Tal Life
A. Romanov
United States
Lee Shepty
Bowers
Baltimore
Garst Farm
Ramanoy
Assa
Maryland
K. John €. Stauffer
Washington County Heart Assut
Heart
Une
Lightning bolt fatal to four army recruits at Fort Benning
Four Army recruits training at Fort Benning were killed when a bolt of lightning struck a tree and ricocheted into their rifle range group. Fifteen others were injured. Names identified: Melvin C. White Jr of Macon Georgia James Whitaker of New Paltz New York Billy Case of Ford Kentucky and Donald Dinard of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The incident occurred during a summer thunderstorm as soldiers sought shelter and raincoats were issued before the attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benning
Fort Benning
Martin Army Hospital
PIO
Melvin C. White, Jr
Macon
Gay James Whitaker
New Paltz
Billy G. Case
Bell
A. C. Mitchell
Divisio
Jacelin-Handrich
Mitchell
9Th Infantry
Second Infantry
Clvigton
Department of Defense
Ft. Benning
Columbus
Georgia
Fort Bragg
N.C
Jinua
National Guard
Uninsured Auto Owners Face License Suspension
Uninsured motorists in the state may lose their driving privileges if they do not promptly remit the $26 fee to the States Unsatisfied Claim and Judgment Fund. DMV Commissioner John R. Jewell said hundreds of owners have been contacted and $15,000 collected, with those refusing summoned to appear before reviewing officers and potential license suspension if insurance evidence is not provided. Voluntary payment upon policy cancellation may halt further action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Romanov
Garst
C. Brace
Korea
Green
Rom
U.S
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
John Rk, Jewell
Commissioner of
Motor Vehicles
D.M.V
Jewell
Department
Fake $20 Bills Passed Within State
Maryland Secret Service says counterfeit $20 notes circulated at about $600 to $700 monthly since Christmas. Union City New Jersey shop raided December 2 found print equipment for counterfeit currency. estimated total output near half a million dollars before the raid. Notes produced by photo offset method resemble genuine bills but look flat with indistinct portrait eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
New Jersey
John H. Hardy
Secret Service
Union City
N. J
Hanly
Underworld
Mine Fire Kills 108 in Czechoslovakia
Prague AP reports a coal mine blaze in the Carpattian region killed 108 miners at the Dulka mine in Ostrava Karvina coalfield. Cause unknown. fire spread rapidly. Rescue teams rushed from across the basin to fight the blaze into the early hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prague
Carpattian Mountains
Ceteka
Dulka
Ostrava Karvina
Coteka
Navy training notes and personnel updates across bases
The Service details the Aviation Boatswain's Mate School in Philadelphia training blue jackets in fuel handling and aircraft duties. It highlights graduates Warren D. Knight and Donald R. Miller Jr. plus their origins and post school plans. It also notes USS New Jersey Capetown visit, crew changes, and advanced carrier landing requirements for Navy flight students aboard USS Antietam and Training Squadron Six at Saufley Field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aviation Boatswain
Naval Air Technical Training Unit
Philadelphia
Warren D. Knight
Air
USN
Mary
Wil Hiamasport
Raling
Donald R. Miller
U. S. Navy
Mabel Harper
Williamsport
Rt. 2
Miller
Davisville
R. L
Cuba
Mobile Construction Battalion
Donald Rk, Miller, Jr
U.S.N
R.I
New York
Capetown
South Africa
New
Newy
Harry Ef, Gruber
T. J. Gruber
Winter St
Hagerstown
Reunion
Victoria
Sychelles
Equator
Indian Ocean
Mombasa
Kenya
Gulf OF Mexico
Navy
Antietam
Ens
Arthur R. Hauger
Arthur L. Wauger
Hamilton Blvd
Saufley Meld Naval, Auxiliary Air Station
Pet
Odd Zoo Cubs Named Leapons In Osaka Attraction
In Osaka Japan zoo keepers present three new big cat cubs offspring of a female lion and a male leopard. Two cubs display yellowish brown fur with light black spots while the third is closely patterned like its father.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Osaka
Japan
Tito Borrowing From U S And Loaning To Independents
Belgrade AP report outlines Yugoslavia under Nikola Mince state secretary for finance argues for neutralism while expanding finance credits to newly independent nations in Africa and Asia. Yugoslavia has extended over 25 million in credits since 1959 60, similar Western loans to meet currency reforms and aid industrial growth. The policy aims to balance Western support with ties to nonaligned states to deter alignment with the Soviet bloc.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belgrade
Nikola Mince
Yugoslavia
Mincov
Formany
Economiciaws
United States
Tito
Italy
Germany
Austria
Africa
Asia
U.S
Soviet Bloc
Army Exhibit On Civil War At Shepherd Av
Army exhibit on the Civil War will be part of Shepherd College’s Civil War Workshop July 10 15. An animat ed diorama covers Fort Sumter Lee’s surrender and eight major events. A motion picture and colorful arthoramas illustrate the war. Exhibits salute early youth who enlisted as orderlies and musicians and show medical facilities then and now. U S Army information specialists will answer questions. no admission charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shepherd Calleye
Fort Maullrce
Fort Sumter
Lee
America
Grant
U.S. Army
Police Chief Orders Shirts Tucked In Downtown
Police Chief Melvin Adams ordered officers not to allow men downtown with shirt tails dangling. He said there is no ordinance but officers can fine those who refuse to obey up to 12 dollars. The rule applies to dress shirts not sports shirts.
Prayer Today for Church Doors Open and Salvation
Prayer expresses gratitude for open church doors and sanctuary, asks for reaching those who attend to hear salvation and find peace, and pleads that church doors never close. Signed by Ema F Hoefs of Portland Oregon, member of St Paul Lutheran Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Ema F. Hoefs
Portland
Ore
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Gone Minutes But Long Enough For Fourth Baby
Knoxvile Tenn report that William C Cimino left briefly to fetch a babysitter for three daughters and returned to find his wife had given birth to their fourth child. He said he could not have been gone more than five minutes and found mother and baby in good condition. He voiced astonishment at the timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Knoxville
Tenn
Gvp
William C. Cimino
Cintino
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N and A. Gardner
Jack H. Bourhley
Wilbur
Wissinger
Willian M. House
Walnut Point Rd
Grace Elizabeth Warren
Centrix
Irvin
Keiffer
Leilersburg Pike
City
Rolling Wills Co
Ernest R. Roy
Blue Nidge Rd
Charles BR. Holmes
Wilk Ridge Lake, Inc
Fromedell, Inc
Willy Earl
Hahn
Elk Ridge Drive
John Charles Brown
Charles ER. Kauffman
Lei
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Kirk Reanton
Church of Cod
Gassaris
Brunner
Haines
Novsis Alumnae
Nazarene Sunday School
Mt. Tabler
Kibler
Weller
Mabel Scott
Fidelis Bible Cl
Grace United
Frederick
Calvary Temple
Warrenfeltz
Wolfe
Lanhan
Hakenduner
Wenger
Stirs
Lowa
Khrushchev
Brace
Marine Corps
Bruce
U.S. Court of Military Appeals
Federal Bureau of Investigation
8. B. Fallon
Fallon
Trace
Edward C.' Dragon
Washington
Dragon
Coon Rapids
Soviet Union
Russsia
Fon
Shell Bldg
Mack Truck
Herald - Mail Company
Kenneth B. Slater
Elwood
Kinney
Asst
Edwin M. Kemp
Ray Devinny
Barltone Iorn
Hagerstown, MD
Egmont
Barltone
Sound OF Music
Action Front
Sympsic
U. S
Shepherd
Swift
Eta
Free Soil
Messal
Tia
Rotz Lumber CO
Sud Avenue
Chambersburg, Pa
Chambersburg
Swift & Company
San
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