One Drowns And Three Die In Road Mishaps
A drowning and three traffic deaths occurred in Maryland, raising the highway death toll for the period. Janes Albert Turyear, 20, of Washington, drowned after five men fished near Solomons. their boat capsized in rough water. Lt. Col. Luis Arambula and his wife, both from Washington, D. C., died after a tractor trailer collision on U.S. 240 near Frederick. Edward Scheeler, 3, of Ballymore, was fatally struck by a gravel truck in Chambersburg. he was the son of Jacob W. and Sarah Scheeler, a Chambersburg High School and Lebanon Valley College graduate.
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Marylesd
Janes Albert Turyear
Washington
Patuxent River
Solomons
Calvert Court
Clarence R. Schaeffer
Main St
Waynes
Boro
Washington County
U Lung Health
Frederick
Hewan
Luis Alfonso
Arambula
Julia
Columbia
South American
Washington, D. C
Path Valley
Jacob W
Sarah
Reeder) Schaeffer
Chambersburg
Lebanon Valey College
Annville
Schaeffer
Wolf and Company
Temperatures At Night Stay Three Nights In Row
Long stretch of steady night temperatures continues at the Oxnald station on the city edge with a low of 47 degrees. The record notes three consecutive nights of the same reading, while daytime highs reached 76 at the station and nearby locations. The weather outlook warns of possible scattered thundershowers Monday across Western Maryland, with nights remaining in the mid-forties to low fifties.
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D. Paul Oxnald
Maryland
Urn Taken From Porch Stolen From Home in Williamsport
Mrs. Roy Lowery reports two heavy metal urns stolen from her front porch on Potomac Street over two years, police unable to locate them. In other news, a festival at State Line Community Park features free parking, a kids playground, and music by the Greencastle-Antrim High School band. Sponsored by the State Line Russian Club.
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Roy Lowery
Potomac St
Wiliamsport
State Line
Greencastle-Antrim High School
State Line Russitan Club
Obituary: Clarence R. Schaetfor Dies in Martinsburg
Clarence R. Schaetfor, longtime Pennsylvania Railroad car inspector, died Saturday in Martinsburg W V at age 84. Born August 26 1982 in Washington County he was son of the late George W Lynch and Annie McCoy Lynch. Survived by wife Mary Katherine Young Lynch brothers T Frank Lynch Baltimore and Joseph E Lynch Bethesda and many nieces and nephews. Funeral Monday 2:30 p m Brows Funeral Home Martinsburg Rev Daniel D Sule officiating with burial at Green Hill Cemetery Martinsburg.
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Oulb
For & Pho- Menatographic Supply House
Qawald
W. Main St
J. Howard Waynesboro
Reckenbaugh's
Buonsthat
Boro
Pioht
Neadia P. Gift
Hagerstown
Evangelical Lutherants Church
Waynesboro
Whettstone Bible
King
David Commandary
Keights
Malta
Neadia P. (Gilt) Schaeffer
Kenneth G
Earl F
Carlisle
Samual E
Ashland
First National Bank and Trust
WIGHT
Citizens National Bank
American Legions and Trust Company
Waynes
Wane
Cywer Samuels
Lynch
Martins
Bure
W. Va
Doad
Washington County
George W
Bud) Land Annie
McCoy) Lynch
Pennsylvania Railroad
Mary Katherine (Young) Lynch
T. Frank Lynch
Baltimore
Private Charles Lee Miller Completes Training in Missouri
Pvt. Charles Lee Miller son of Mre Floyd Obitts of N Mulberry Street completed the draftman's course at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri and is now stationed in Germany. A 1959 graduate of South Hagerstown High School he invites friends to write to him at APO New York address RA 13-680-455 319th Hn HQ Co USA SAE.J APO 171 New York NY.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Lee Miller
Floyd Obitts
N.’Mulberry St
Ft. Leonard Wood
Missouri
Germany
South Hagerstown High School
H.Q. Co
USA
APO
New York, N.Y
Decision Next Week In Whiskey License Case
A. decision will be rendered next Friday by the Washington County Liquor Board in the case of Donald Z. Clopper seeking a whiskey license for Shuf fle Inn beer tavern in Clear Spring. Clopper presented 32 witnesses including Jack Miller mayor of Clear Spring. Two council members testified as private citizens supporting the license amid local objections over whiskey bottles in doorways.
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Washington County Liquor Board
Donald Z. Clopper
Shuffle Inn
Clear Spring
Clopper
Jack Miller
Tewn Council
Miller
Cars Looted By Boy at Cement Company Lot
The sheriff’s office solved a vehicle tampering case at the North American Cement Company lot in Security. Deputy Howard Roby detained a one year old boy who confessed to looting a car, returning a baseball, a glove, and a fireman’s badge. He faces a Juvenile Court trial next week and possible training school.
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Salo
North American Cement Company
Howard Roby
iArt Show At Hill Top House Art Festival June Week
An outdoor iArt Show and festival will open the week of June 7 at Hill Top House. Local artists may submit any medium. judging will select works for display with prizes including 50 dollars for best oil and best watercolor plus a prize for best Harvers Ferry painting. Works stay on exhibit through the year. Submit framed works with front white card bearing artist name title and price. For details call Clyde Roberts at RE 7 473 and arrange transport by June 21.
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Hill Top House
Leach
Baltimore
Washington
Harvers Ferry
Clyde Roberts
Roberts
Hill of House
N. Colonia Drive
District 12 Raritans Tour PE Plant
The District 12 Raritan Club met at Williamsport Community Building after visiting the R. Paul Smith plant. In business, they planned a festival on July 1 and 2.
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Raritans
District 12 Raritan Club
Potomac Edison Company
Williamsport
R. Paul Smith
Claims Seeing Cross On Moon
An Elizabeth Street youngster, Harry Sikert, phoned this morning to report a distinct cross across the face of the moon shortly after light. He and his mother and husband, along with several other children, claimed to have seen the cross, while no other observers reported it locally. The caller said they spotted the cross on the way home from a nearby restaurant.
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Elizabeth Street
Harry Sikert
Harry
Bose
Furniture Repair and Refinishing at Noland's Cabinet Shop
Repair and refinishing services offered for kitchen units at Noland's Cabinet Shop Cearless. Details include cabinetry work and shop services under the rebord iv directive.
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Noland’s
Cearless
RE Bord iv
Moderately Good Fishing Is Predicted On Potomac Trip
Hillary Grim Dargan and G. W. Wolfe of Williamsport say the Potomac River and Conococheague Creek look good for weekend fishing though slightly muddy. They note recent catches and plentiful bait, with a recent flash flood raising river water two feet above normal and muddying both water bodies.
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Hillary Grim
Dargan
G. W. Wolfe
Williamsport
Potomac River
Grim
Wolfe
Conococheague Creek
Rev McClay Named as New Pastor in Martinsburg Circuit
The Rev Harold A McClay a Cumberland Maryland native and Boston Theological Seminary graduate was named pastor of the Bolivar Church Martinsburg by Dr Paul Warner superintendent of the Hagerstown Maryland Conference. Bolivar will join Millville and Engle in a three point charge across Jefferson County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martinsburg
W Va
Harold A. McClay
Cumberland
Boston Theological Seminary
Paul Warner
Hagerstown
Methodist Conference
Bolivar
Bolivar Church
Millville
Engle
Jefferson County
Piggy-Back Tractor-Trailer Service Begins Pennsy
ThePennsylvania Railroad launches piggy back service at Hagerstown station with tractor trailers loaded onto flat cars to speed cargo transfer. First units expected about 1:30 p.m. The service runs between Hagerstown and Philadelphia and New York with plans to expand as needed.
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Pennsylvanie Railroad
Hagerstown
L. M. Hoover
Philadelphia
New York
Hoover
Reissued Driver Licenses Confirmed for Two Men
The Department of Motor Vehicles announced two licenses have been reissued to Richard E. Kauffman of 88 Madison Ave and Gary Dewitt Powell of Ravenwood Heights, both in Hagerstown. Reproduction Service at 451 W. Washington St lists pickup and delivery options with a contact number.
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Richard £. Kauffman
Madison Ave
Gary Dewitt Powell
Ravenwood Heights
Hagerstown
Dept. of Motor Vehicles
Washington St
Metz Jr. Receives Psychology B A at Maryland
Joseph F. Metz Jr. of Smithsburg received a B A in psychology at the University of Maryland commencement last Saturday. He earned first honors in Arts and Sciences and the William Z Davidson Memorial Award for high achievement and promise in psychology. Metz will pursue graduate studies at Pennsylvania State University in molecular psychology. He is a Hagerstown High School graduate.
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Joseph F. Metz, Jr
Joseph F. Metz
Smithsburg
University of Maryland
University
Metz
Pennsylvania State University
Hagerstown
Methodist Youths Join In Conference Discussion
Westminister reports youths from the Methodist Conference engaging in a five day panel and recreation program. They debated social evils and temperance, attended ministers wives luncheon, and prepared to discuss mental health and literature concerns. An annual budget of 1,001,014 was adopted for salaries benevolences.
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Westminster
Harvey Stone Park
Teelkin
Westminster Methodist Church
Bamrl
Egallend
Jerson
Om- University
Fred G
West
Maryland College
United States
Big Crowd In Alaska To Welcome President Eisenhower
Anchorage foresees huge turnout for a state welcome as President Eisenhower arrives with Lt. Col John Eisenhower and Barbara. Officials estimate up to 7,000 along the route and a bustling downtown as Elmendorf Air Force Base readies for the visit. Local growers report record berry quality in the market scene ahead of the president's goodwill mission to Japan.
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Anchorage
Alaska
Eisenhower
Andrews
Washington
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Aleutian Islands
Elmendorf Air Force Base
Wash
Ington
dAncharase
Fourth Avenue
The
Peas
Maith
Far East
Japan
Jobs Eisenhower
Barbara
Elmendorf Fons
Wake Island
Truck Burns At Huyetts Area Near Green Castle Pike
Williamsport and Hagerstown junior fire companies were summoned to a dump truck fire near Huyetts area on the old Greencastle Pike just north of U S Route 40. The driver escaped without injury, but the truck was badly damaged. The driver’s identity was not immediately known.
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Williamsport Fire Company
Hagerstown
Huyetts
Greencastle Pike
U. S. Rt. 40
Strawberries Keller Lewis and Son VA 44912 Adv
Saturday notice highlights Dance Tonight at Izzaak Walton Lee venue with local strawberries and selling point by Keller Lewis and Son in Virginia 44912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keller Lewis and Son
Izaak Walton Lee
Baltimore Orioles Parking Meter Wicket Agent
Fragmentary OCR notes show a reference to a Baltimore Oriole related wicket agent and free customer parking at Markland Meters. Details are incomplete and not clearly tied to events, dates, or organizations beyond the team mention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore Oriole
Markland Meters Acrom
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Wilson Blyd
Arch Preserver
Dunn's Shoes
Broadway
Superior Dairy Lot
Wilbur M. Hallinger
Gladys Sowers Hallinger
Shady Grove
Waynasboro Hospital
Five Forks
Penna
Samuel and
Alice Sanders Hol
Singer
Letter Homes, Inc
Frank, St. Dial
Chewsville
Ady
Fleigh Motors
Conococheague Park
Fridinger ~ Ritchie Co., Inc
Washington Street
Klines
Atlantic
Virginia & Elglewood Rd
Sunset Acres
Jefferson Blu
Gowatoen
H.W. Glad
Hill
Ren
Ruiners Roweage Schinetay, Tae
Rev. McClay
Pennsy R. R
Methodist
Park Circle Tavern
Michael
Cavetown Pike
Hancock
Lee Keefer
Big Cove
Webcor
Steelman
Birch
Telectro
Norelco
Symphonie
Othe
Mel‘s Liquor Store
Franklin St
Nini
Calif
Bohman - Warne, Inc
Franklin Street
Dial
White Owl
WM. Penn and
City Club
Wm. Deiches & Company, Inc
S. Hanover Street
Plaza 2
Sterley & Findlay
West Church Street
Martin Road
Route 11
F.H.A
Royal Road
Orchard Homes
Oyler & Martin Diol
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