Local Obituaries and Services in Maryland
Mrs Buleah Grace Delauder dies at Friendship Manor Nursing Home on a Thursday afternoon widow of John Delauter of Dagersown. Survived by daughters Catherine Young and Mrs Bessie Head of Hagerstown and sons Leonard Franklin Deller and Murray A Delanter among others. Funeral from Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport Sunday at 9 00 p m with burial in Manor Cemetery. Friends may call Saturday evening. Also notices for Mrs Bertha L Shirk 86 of Clear Spring. Dr M Mae Martin of Waynesboro. and other family details, services, and burial plans across local churches and cemeteries.
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Buleah Grace Delauder
Friendship Manor
John Delauter
Dagersown
David
Catherine Pat Snyder
Catherine Young
Bessie Head
Hagerstaway
Leonard Franklin Deller
California
Murray A. Delanter
Los Angel Calif
Diavid Delanter
Alney Delarter
Magerstawary
Big Pool
Tate Dohin
Delilah
Techvick Murray
John H. Shirk
Shirk
John's United Chireherst
Clear Spring
Queen Ss
Sunday School
Clear Spring Fire Co
Robert W. Shirk
Hagerstown
George Sarkis
Philiaelphia
Eugene Wollmart
Saeed
Maine
Lafayette
Murray
Angerstown
Wapring
Aylor
Hrapdchildren
Shanktown
Warren Zeigler
Goodell Williams
Comele
Minniech
Churely Smniliy
Waynesbord
M. Mae Martin
Mar St
Waboro
Cruyilford Cony
Cumberlands County
John A
Martha Coover Cape
Wayneshoro
Martin
Clark W. Martin
Charles M
Orlando
Still Some Good People in The World
AP report from Pelin India details James Fahes, a garbage truck driver from Walla Mass, arriving in Fuetvatackay to dedicate a church built to publish his World War II experiences. He hopes the book will help improve Hindu Muslim relations while sharing his birthday dedication in Metuupati and praising Father Michael, whom he has not met.
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New Pelin
India
James J. Fahes
Walla
Mass
Fuetvatackay
Rahey
Sanda
Delhi
St. Michael
Fihey
Father Michael
Fahes
Bidin
Walt
Bell Hoisted atop New Wilson Chapel in Duplin County
In a small rural community near Cary Anne, a 35-foot steeple bell was hoisted to the top of the Wilson Chapel church last week with a crane. Duplin County Deputy George Merritt notes residents have posted an $80 reward for the bell’s return amid lingering mystery.
Prayer Today Father Awake Us to Life
Poem fragment from a Houston Texas writer Jamey Collins director of education Memorial Drive Methodist Church calls for daily awakening to God presence and divine power. The text reflects a faith oriented devotion urging mindfulness and spiritual renewal.
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Jesus
Jamey Collins
Houston
Texas
Ydirector of Education
Memorial Drive
Methotist Church
North Viet Nam battles yield heavy losses and air duel
South Vietnamese and South Korean forces report heavy killings of Communist troops in two fierce clashes. American carrier airmen claim three MiG fighters shot down in a major dogfight north of Haiphong, with support from Crusader jets. The Bon Homme Richard crew describe multiple ejects and possible additional kills as missiles and cannon fire engaged the enemy over the Tonkin Gulf. Officers credited with confirmed and probable aerial victories include Cmdr. Marion Hiaacks, Lt. Cmdr. Rob Kirkwood, Lt. Cmdr. Ray Hubbard Jr., and Lt. Cmdr. Phil W. Dempewoif.
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George McArthur
Saigon
North Vietnam
Piri Lols
Binh Dinh
Coopers
South Korea
White Horse
Mekong
Haiphong
Tonkin Gulf
Air Force
Anmerican
Thal
Navy
Cmdr
Marion “Red “Hiaacks
Redding
Diego
Calif
Robe
Kirkwood
Fall River
Mass
Tland
Ray Hubbard Jr
Poway
Phil
Lin W. Dempewoif
Bellevue
Iowa
Quakers Plan New Aid Shipments to North Vietnam
Quaker groups in Philadelphia announce a new charitable mission to ship medical supplies to Haiphong despite federal pressure. Lawrences Scott leads about 40 volunteers lining up a new boat crew for a late August voyage, subject to North Vietnamese approval.
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George W. Cornell
Philadelphua
Fap
North Vietnam
Lawrences Scott
Atiwad
North Vietnam Red Cross
Heart
12Th Street
Uidtown
Philadelphia
Haiphong
Scott
Wade
Heowgl
Phoenix
Washington
U.S Treasury der Partent
Justice Department
Cnnral
Six Weeks Vacation In New Contract
Cleveland AP report notes three down and two to go as union and Firselane Tire Rubber Co reach a tentative three year contract. Firestone, B F Goodrich, and General Tire and Rubber Co follow within a week, creating a pattern for remaining cases. Largest package in 10 years, with wage hikes totaling 43 cents over three years and skilled workers getting 10 cents more first year. Top rate 3.88. Six weeks vacation after 30 years, five after 22. Pension gains of 1.50 and 2.25 monthly credits, $7,500 life insurance increase, extended hospital and sickness cover.
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Cleveland
APJ
United Rubber Worker
Firselane ‘Tire & Rubber Co
Firestone
B. F. Goodrich Co
General Tire & Rubber Co
Meestone
Anti War Petitions Circulating In Washington
Washington AP report notes congressional interns in the capital circulating antiwar petitions amid Johnson advisers touring Asia. The interns urge cuts or elimination of U.S. commitments in Vietnam as Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor and Clark Clifford push for 35 000 more troops across Asia and Vietnam.
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Washington
Johnson
Vietnam
Johan Johnson
Asia
Maxwell D.caylor
Clark Clifford
Capitol Hill
United States
Robert H. Michel
R-Tl
Souimce
Thef Vest
White House
Michel
Tayor
Clifford
Robert
McNamara
South Vietnam
U.S
Taylor
South Korea
Philippines
Thailand
Australia
New Zealand
South Vienna
Henson appoints D L Peterson to marketing post at Henson Aviation
Richard A. Henson announces D L Peterson to a newly created director of marketing role at Henson Aviation. Peterson, with 20 years in marketing, will help expand routes between Hagerstown and major airline terminals to serve the tri state area. He is scout commissioner for the Mason Dixon Council, Rotary vice president, YMCA Building Fund active, and United Fund participant. Peterson and his wife Mary live on Greenfield Road with their son Robert.
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D. L. Peterson
Richard A. Henson
Henson Aviation
Henson
Hagersown
Tri-State
Pelecson
Manbeck Bread Company
Mason-Dixon Council
Boy Scouts of America
Rotary Club of
Hagerstown
Ymca Building Fund
United Fund
Peterson
Mary
Rabert
Greenfield Road
Puncke Retires From Police After 26 Years Service
Maj. Marlin M Puncke retires from the Maryland State Police after 26 years to join the Department of Transportation in Washington. He will help draft enforcement procedures for new federal motor vehicle safety provisions. Puncke has led state police training since 1959 in Laurel with his wife Edna Tyler of Frederick.
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Pikesville
Marlin M. Puncke
Maryland State Police
Department O Transportation
Washington
Puneke
Laurel
Edna Tyler
Frederick
Peace Prize Winner Dies in Train Accident
Albert Luthuli a 68 year old Nobel laureate from South Africa dies after being struck by a freight train near Gledhouse station while walking. The incident follows a preliminary hearing in magistrate court on charges of burglaries and theft involving multiple suspects.
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Durban
South Africa
Albert Luthuli
Stanger
Graid Survac
High St
Ellsworth Kinser
Lurthull
Wolfe
James Wolfe
West Side Ave
Weral
Groutville
Noel Spencer Luthuli
Circuit Court
National Congress
Smithsburo
Funkstown
Myersville
Brownsville
Sharpsburg
Montgomery County Adopts Open Housing Law
Montgomery County in suburbs near Washington adopts a broad open occupancy law aimed at desegregation. The measure bans restrictive practices by owners and brokers while exempting owner occupied dwellings with up to two rooms and certain institutions. It extends protections beyond state rules and targets block busting and fencing in housing.
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Montgomery County
Washington
Comery
Maryland
Reso Hs
5 Fam Tha Aldaw
County
Orilinatts
Stock Market Still Climbing
New York markets rose in active trading as gains led by General Motors Caterpillar HumbleStak Goodrich and others trimmed early losses. Analysts watched for a new 1967 closing high while Dow Jones inches toward the year's end at 990.08.
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New York
Vic Dow Jones
General Motors
Gomlich
Caterpillar
Humestake
Goodrich
Schemley
Throkol
Chrysler
Byerly Rand
Shirley Temple Eyes Congress runs for Cartimness in California
Shirley Temple Black considers entering the November 14 special election for Congress in California. The former child star, 39, a Republican, plans to decide within two weeks after learning State Senator Richard Dalwig will not run. The development shifts the race in Woodsides district.
Record heat reaches 118 in Palm Springs California
New York AP reports the highest U S temperature on Thursday hit 118 degrees in Palm Springs California. Cold spots included 42 degrees at Evanston Wyoming and Nome New Mexico.
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California
New York
Cali
Evanston
Wyo
Meno
New
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Jehn F. Kennedy
Dof
Caroline
Logan International Airport
Boston
Mrs. Buleah Delauter
John S. Laat
St. Maul's Methodist Church
Festerday
S. Daily Mail
Bertha L. Shirk
Cleary Spring
Mrs. M. Mae Martin
North Viets
Sam Legs
Baltimore
Haps
Pederson
Puncke
Police
Council
Republican ‘Council
Davitt Seull
Shirley Temple Eyes
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