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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1976
Page
10
OCR fragment lists Oak cideboard and wardrobe with other items like a table, rocking chair, refrigerator, wheel barrow, wringer, and garden tools. Mentions a single eye injury and a where sold note. Includes unclear phrases and scattered names suggesting a property sale or inventory.
Rolland Sellman 62 gas station owner of 31 d Jackson Drive died Thursday at Wantington County Hospital. Born in Hagerstown he owned Bellman's Guilt Stalhoe on Jonathan St for years. Survived by wife Mary Goodman Sellman. Services Monday 2 p.m. at Gerald M. Minnich Funeral Home. Burial in Rose Hill Cemetery. The Rev. Martin L. Rothenberger officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home Sunday evening. Funeral home address provided. Also listed are obituaries for James Johnston, Blanche Starlipe, Viola Smith, and Freda Martz with service details, survivors, and burial plans.
SAO PAULO Brazil AP reports a necklace from the Brazilian Wildlife Preservation Association will be presented next week to Silvia Sommerrath the future bride of King Carlos Silvia Sommerrath a West German commoner with Brazilian mother will receive the piece. Johan Dalgas Frisch vice president of the association will travel to Stockholm to deliver the necklace to the future queen.
A District of Columbia pharmacist, Alec Barbacolf, was fined 65,000 for improperly filling forged or bogus prescriptions. Judge John Pratt noted the action contributed to the city’s narcotics problem. Prosecutors said Barbacolf earned about 139,000 in 27 months, with income tax records showing reliance on the business to avoid bankruptcy.
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