Pangborn Will Distributes Vast Trusts to Catholic Causes
The Pangborn will details multiple bequests including $100,000 to Trinity Lutheran, $50,000 to a Washington County church, and various trust funds for Notre Dame, Catholic University, Mt. St. Marys, and numerous Catholic charities. It also sets up living trusts totaling $360,000 and directs funds to churches in Hagerstown and surrounding areas, with specific allocations to hospitals, schools, and religious organizations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacred Theology
Carhatic Uiversity
Soli
Trinity Lutheran Chireh
Columbus Cub
Hagoerstown
Mt. St. Mary's Cole
Thomas W. Pangborn Bown
Ralph Treat
Thomas
Bieler
Baltimore
Robert H. McCauley
Mercantile Sate Deposit and Trust Company
Washington County
Kaiser
St O
St. Ann's Church
Newory
Ann Pangborn
Tangborn
Tose Hill Cemetery
AML Tix
Cardinal Spellman
Archbishop O' Boyle
Inist Fond
University of Notre Dame du Tac
South Bend
Indiana
Catholic University of America
Mt. St. Mary's College
Sisners
Notre Dame of Baltimore
We of Notre Dame College
Lillie Sisters of the Poor
Little Sisters of the Poor
Washington
Mercy Hospit
Loyola m Cglege
City of
Washington County Hospital
University of Maryland For Medical Research
National Society For the Prevention of Blindness
Mit. College
Pangote
Pangbora Carillon
Jerusalem
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Hagerstown
Sacred Heart Home
Philadelphia
Salvation Army
Washington County Museum of Fine Arts
Washington County United Fund
Washington County Free Library
Tagerstown
Loys Club of America
Heart Association of Maland
American
Wer Society
Civ
Maryland Tuberdu Jos's Association
Hay Scouts Af American
Sacred Heart Messenger
Hagrerstinen Aad
Pangham Corpporation
Salvation —Army
King's Daughters
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Hood
Manresa
Howse
Severn
Will of Thomas W Pang Leaves Final Message to Friends
The document records a final message from Thomas W Pang in his will. He praises his late brother John, honors his wife for patience and encouragement, and prays for God’s blessing on all friends and fellow men. He notes lack of children and devotion of wives to the family business, with gratitude for debts he could not repay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W. Pangborn
John
Obituaries from Washington County area including Coryell and Gossard
Local notices honor Tacob Cleveland Coryell 82 of Fairplay Md and Mark Gossard 65 of Hagerstown among others. Coryell born in Mairfield Pa, farmer for 49 years, survived by wife Sadie and many children and grandchildren, service at Grace Brethren Church. Gossard owned Gossard’s Grocery in Martinsburg area, survived by wife Mary and children, funeral at Rest Haven Chapel. Also listed are Walter Myers 62 of Hagerstown and Charles Lightner 76 of Hagerstown with details of births, marriages, and military service. services set at Macedonian Church and Norment Funeral Home respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mairfield
Charles
Ronne Corwell
Fairplay
Coryell
Jrave Brethren Church
Wereilly Bible Glass
Duuuhte Mes. Chine
Virginia Shafer
Catherine Rack
Bath
Fairgay
Pegey Brubiker
Hagerstown
J. Wilson Cornwell
Reyorna Park
Charles A. Cornwell
Catonsville
Katherine Cover
Ma Wilson
Huthfintkin
Baltimore
Newel Cornell
Cleal
Grace Brethren Church
Ptt
Munday
Robert Cobbte
Ase Fl
John Vwedenaleh
McDonald Provard
AMG
Prosper
Washington County Hospital
Nie Shutterstown Shoe Co
Reig
Alfred Bruce Jin
Mary Viola Mummert
American Legion Post 42
Loyal Order of Mogye Loge
Mialadart
Tagerstown
Anna Catherine Orel
May Maretiel
Newark
Olin
Walter i L. Whorten
Irene Miller
Bradther
Arturre
Bo Chueh
Pam
Ce Rohebaugh
Karl Peters
Tagersteam
Jacob
Nellie Baker Gossard
Tle
St. Chews Eur
Magers
Jtown
Woomen
Feel Gossard
Grovery
Riizabetty
Center Street
Tidsites
Warlow
Mary D. Dale Cassard
Phy
Donald P. Gossard
Charles M. Gossard
Charles W. Lightner
Charles Willian Lightner
Washington Street
Usband
Elva Lonnvan Lightner
Pranklin County
St Tathegan Church
Order of Eagles
Coast Guard
MaryRarret Hash
Careole Metighve
Chambersburg
Siste
Margaret Tieidtord Ali
Tails Givens
Chambershura
Norment
Tueday
W1aga
Rew
Fred. Gross
Hurial
Rose Hill Cemetery
Auto crashes into Metz Snack Bar wall
A 16 year old, Raymond Samuel South of 247 East Howard Street, said his foot slipped from the brake to the gas pedal causing his car to surge into Metz's Snack Bar wall. About $201 damage reported. State Police investigated. no charges filed. Metz's Snack Bar owned by Paul Raymond Metz.
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Met
Rt. Fy
Waghiartton
Aan
Slokly
Sie
Raymond Samuel South
E. Howard St
Esr Agas & Toll
Po- Nive
Metz
Paul Raymond Metz
Pairplay RL 1. Te
Th. WH. McCeaf
Army Captain Levy Given Three-Year Prison Sentence
Army Captain Howard B. Levy, a dermatologist and Vietnam activist, was dismissed from the Army and sentenced to three years in prison for disobedience and disloyalty after refusing to train Green Beret medics. The court martial at Columbia, B.C. also forfeited pay and allowances. Levy faced possible clemency motions to be handled by Fort Jackson officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
B.C. Jaly
Howard B. Levy
Army
Ley
Levy
Derontnlogist
Brooklyn
N.Y
Sen
Lovy
Charles Morgay Jr
American Civil Liberties Union
Earle Brew
Brown
Gaudhamartial
Fort Jackson
Gines “Perey
U.S
Vietnam
Thichard Shug
Herman
Red Regiment Under Assault By Marines
A Communist regiment of almost 5,000 men on a fortified ridgeline near Quang Tin Province faces steady Marine assault with air and artillery support. In the preceding 24 hours the Red unit lost about 272 dead as Marines push to clear the area near Da Nang and the Street Without Joy. A second Marine force, about 2,000 troops, moved east of May in an amphibious operation to cut infiltration routes, while helicopters landed more Marines inland. The fighting marks a continued escalation as raids reach north of Hanoi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Yerevan
Red
Quang Tin
U.S
da Nang
Fenothill
Yrong
China Sea
Hanoi
Boin
King
North Vietnan
Dynes
Dmilitarized Zone
Power Line Fame Spreads To Miami Beach
County Civil Defense director LeRoy Metz spotted an eight column headline about the proposed PE power line in a Miami Beach paper. The article notes the line would run through civil defense areas in Washington County and highlights growing attention during his vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
LeRoy Metz
Civil Defense
Miami
Washington Coun
Station Closing as City Plans Housing Project
The old station structure including baggage rooms waiting area express office and offices was demolished one by one after passenger service ended. Officers remained in use for years as trains faded. The building is being razed to make way for municipal housing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lic. Gnor
Towjer
Floar
Candidates For Convention Delegates Speak Wednesday At North High
North Hagerstown High School hosts a 7 30 pm event where nine candidates for Maryland constitutional convention delegate appear. Each will have five minutes to speak on qualifications and concerns with a moderator and audience Q A to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North High
Hager Ayceus
North Hagerstown
Catherine L. Beachley
tagether _Specer
Stuart Bushong
Gale B
Vincent R. Groh
Richard Grumbacher
Irvin PF. Hoffman
Leo If. Miller
Keller Ridenour
Donald J. Spirkler
G2 Bartow Jerrin
Pirs! Baptist Church
Murray Heed
Jaycees
Washington County
Maryland
Annapolis
Ceinue
Jon Nol
Fejerlion
Diy
Groh seeks repair order for Summit Ave building dispute
Gardead of Crow Groh files new litigation asking Chcnit y Gouri to order Dagmar Hall to repair the vacated building on Summit Ave near W Antietam St. He also seeks court action to restrain Hagerstown from tearing down the former real estate office structure. The complaint cites demolition by John Merrbaugh in violation of the building code and accuses Dagmar Hall of unapproved actions and missing notices and plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dagmar Hall
Gerald Shank
Grol
Pemnpy
Groh
Dagmar Wal
Hhrough
John Merrbaugh
Shankton
Ona Swritten
Youth League Meet Called to Boost Baseball Interest
Mayor Herman Mills called a conference to address meager turnout in local youth baseball leagues. He argued the issue lies not in interest but in lacking recognition and support for youth baseball. He urged backing of programs to acknowledge and develop the sport for moral and community benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
Mills
City Hall
Prayer and Community Reflections amid Resurrection Theme
A fragmentary religious page notes praise to God and reflections on the Resurrection with a call for shared worship. It lists clergy and editors and provides garbled newspaper masthead details and pricing, ending with a mayoral remark.
Wade's Market Robbed. Cigarettes and Cash Stolen
City police report a break in at Wade's Market during the night. A man in Wheorn's Alley was struck and robbed. The thiefs took 25 cartons of cigarettes and $15 in change from 427 Cailford Ave reported by Radian Franklin Wile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade
Shippensturg
Wheorn
Franklin Wile
Cailford Ave
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Pangborn
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Liecharch
Hanerstown
Iquill
Brastees
Severo
Loyola Ro House
Cathedral Foundation
Btc
Baltimore Catholic Review
Sisters of Charity of
In Joseph's
Frederick
St. Joseph's College
Rue I Aing
Association of Master Knights of the
Sovereign Military Order of
United States
Will
Jacob C. Corwell
Tacob Cleveland Coriwell
Husbsser
Sadie Willian Corwell
Rt. 3
Paul B
Gossard
Paul Baker Gossard
Breacer Avenue
Itds
Tome
Te Vss
Cay
Walter Myers
Borul
Dlagerstown
Daniel and
Dessie Johns Myers
Western Maryland Railroad
Conecocheapie
Williamsport
Mildred Sehwetfer Myer
Milton R. Vauehn
Jee Day
Wrather
David M. Myers
Hagers Lown
Pring
Red Regiment
Old Hagerstown
Pennsylvania Railroad
Norfolk and Westerns Railroad, Inc
Waveling
New Groh
Earth
Herry
Helio
Tvelved
Ted
Gertrude Little
Andersen
Tatl
Christian Editian
Anderson Calinge
Daly Mail
Heat Sumi Ave
Hanersioan
Mt Tig
Envéreg
Walter
Earsier
Nail
van Nil NY
Penam
Wooa
Mann
Monk
Duceily
Grecy
Renracontative
Baker's Jewelry
Washinton
Central Hearing Service
Constitutional Convention
Martin L. Tnaram
Treas
Oo Rae
Hagerstown Loan Thrift
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