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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1960

Page

9

Foreign Aid Fund Sliced By Millions

Washington AP reports the House Appropriations Committee cut 790 million from Eisenhower’s foreign aid request, trimming military assistance and defense funds. The panel proposed 3.334 billion for the new fiscal year, with further reductions across defense, technical cooperation, UN program aid, special assistance, emergency funds, and the development loan fund.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower House Congress Mem- TS Senate Otw E. Passman Dla

Government jobs tests set in Hagerstown recruiting drive

Dorothy Besanson svi and Betty from the U S Department of State will visit the Bureau of Employment Security in Hagerstown to administer Federals Civil Service exams for typist and stenographer positions in Washington with interviews June 16 and 17. Overseas posts abroad require 21 plus singles with no dependents and willing to serve at 256 posts. experienced stenographers mail clerks and communications clerks encouraged to apply. No appointment needed. Interviews run 9 am to 4 pm.

Dorothy Besansonsvi Betty Grafton U. S. Department of State Bureau of Employment Security Office South Potomac St Hagerstown Feder Civil Service Washington D.C Foreign Service

Obituary notes batch from Winchester to Hagerstown

Obituaries recall Jemes Leer and Claude L. Denali of Winchester and Ruth Colvin of Hagerstown for a sudden Alexandria visit death. Harlan Winfield Smith aged 80 of Boonsboro dies after illness, survived by wife and several children with service at East Funeral Home Boonsboro. Janet Deshong Brindle dies aged 48 in Upton Pa after four months illness. Michael Brindle and Deshong relatives noted. Charles Edward Florig Jr. dies in a track crash near Chambersburg. investigations cite non traffic accident status. burial at Church of the Brethren cemetery Broadfordine. Margaret Utz Bricker, widow of Rev. Jacob Bricker, dies at 101 in Schwenksville Pa. long life linked to Brethren Church and Civil War recollections. services planned in Green Hill and Broadfordine areas.

Jemes Leer Claude L. Denali Winchester Ruth Colvin Hagerstown Alexandria Jones Funeral Home Ronald S. Clark Mount Hebron Cemetery Harlan Wintald Smith Harlan Winfield Smith John Street Reeder Boonsboro Jade Wesley Florence (Horrie) Smith Mt. Nebu Hub Barbara (Lewis) Smith Dorothy Murnrma Armatha Barnhart Savannah Bowser William U.S. Navy Herbert W George W East Funeral Home Paul Kauffman Janet Desheng Brindle Kal Sarah Deshong Harrisonville Ralph Deshong Menton Calif Guy Deshong Minnich Castle William der Robert Stine Fairview Cemetery Mercers Charles Edward Florig, Jr S. Fourth St Chambershure Margerat VU. Bricker Margaret Utz Bricker Spickler Florig Jacob A Charles Bailey Bricker Dansville Bailey Schwenksville Manor Church of the Brethren Maryland Plain Ruby Foutz J. Byron Utz Baltimore A. K. Coff Harold Jones Brethren Broadfordine Charles R. Bailey Snickler E. W. Ditto Jr Floiig Washington County

Recent Grads at Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg

Recent graduates Donald E. Risser of Maugansville and Holly A. Palmer of Williamsport earned A.B. degrees. Risser majored in music while Palmer studied secondary education. Both plan to teach next winter.

Donald E. Risser Maugansville Holly A.palmer Williamsport Eastern Mennonite College Harrisonburg Risser Palmer

Scholarships Awarded To Williamsport High Grads

Four Williamsport High School graduates receive scholarships to aid further education. Barbara Wetzel wins Hagerstown Elks Lodge $390. Yvonne Cruett gets $200 from the American Association of University Women. Lee Downey earns a $300 Sears Roebuck award. Donna Rohrer receives $100 from the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers. Barbara, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William H. Wetzel, plans to study nursing at Bridgewater College. Yvonne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Catlett, will use her AAUW award at Hagerstown Junior College and aims to become a social worker. Lew is Downey, son of County Commissioner and Mrs. Charles Downey, will enter University of Maryland School of Agriculture. he led the Washington County Council of Student Councils and played basketball. Donna St. Clair, Kemp's Mill Rd., earned C of P T funds for Towson State Teachers College. she intends to teach English and was active in school papers, yearbook, band, and chorus.

Willsmsport High School Nce Barbara Wetzel Hagerstown Elks Lodge Yvonne Cruett Uni Lee Downey Sears Roebuck Donna Rohrer Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers Barbara William H. Wetzel Rol Sease Williamsport Ht 2 Bridgewater College Yvonne G. W. Catlett Fairplay Rr Hagerstown Junior College Williamsport High Lew Charles Downey University of Maryland School of Agriculture Washington County Council of the Donna Richard St. Clair Kemp's Mill Rd Congress of Parents and Teachers Towson State Teachers College

Tragic Crash at Hagers Iowa Speedway Claims Young Driver

A two year old Crambersburg rider died yesterday afternoon at the Hagers Iowa Speedway when his motorcycle struck a wooden wall. The incident occurred aboard the small racing bike as the rider lost control and was thrown from the bike. Details remain scarce as investigators review the wreck.

Hagers.i Iowa Speedway

Playmakers To Elect Tonight

The Potomac Playmakers meet this evening at the Women's Club to conduct reports and officer elections. Officers listed include president Bob Peters and secretary Ana Kaylor, with Mary Kinsley as vice president and Sam Rees as treasurer. Entertainment and refreshments will follow, with committees led by Katy OConnell and Ron Gardner.

Potomac Playmakers Women’s Club Bob Peters Mary Kinsley Ana Kaylor Sam Rees Katy O'Connell Ron Gardner

Reports Thiet Hoy V. Dorran Incident

Fragmentary OCR lists petty thievery and missing items from Advo the thick porch, with references to African violet maintenance, dehumidifiers, and local businesses including NENTLER BROS and BETTER HOMES INC. The text mentions Stoutter W and a damaged address at 593.855.00 dn. 1 vr. to Mowing and painting services, implying a miscellaneous crime and notices page with scattered names and ad listings.

Hoy Nentler Bros Pulrow Ahi Neefothy Better Homes, Inc Roy Stoutter W. Kraak St. Dial RE Ve Printing Co Dia

Rinehart and Porter Named Delegates to National Convention

D Eldred Rinehart and Harold M. Porter will be among 24 delegates from the county to attend the Republican National Convention in Chicago next month. Porter heads Porter Chemical Co and chairs the Washington County Central Committee. Rinehart, a Ringgold district fruit grower, is a longtime GOP leader and current chairman of the GOP State Central Committee, going as delegate at large while Porter goes as Sixth District delegate.

D. Eldred Rinehart Harold M. Porter Chicago Porter Porter Chemical Co Washington County Rinehart GOP

Safe Teens Meet Tonight in North Hagerstown High School

The Washington County Council of Safe Teen Clubs will meet at 7 PM tonight at North Hagerstown High School. Representatives from Hancock Williamsport and Northland South Hagerstown High School clubs will discuss plans for their summer activities.

Washington County Council of Safe North Hagerstown High School Hancock Williamsport Northland South Hagerstown

Air Conditioners Delivered and Installed by Dentler Bros

Dentler Bros offers RCA Whirlpool and Philco window air conditioners with delivery, installation, and service. Located at 1925 Penna. Ave, Ady.

Dentler Bros Penna. Ave Ady

Kaplan Receives Chicago Law Doctor Degree Friday

Joseph H. H. Kaplan son of Mr and Mrs Irving E Kap 2B 1085 Prospect graduated from the University of Chicago Law School on Friday June 26 with a Doctor of Law degree. He served as editor of the Law Review on a full scholarship and earned a special certificate for distinguished service as editor. Kaplan previously earned an A B from Johns Hopkins University in 1957 with honors and was active in Phi Sigma Delta and Alpha Phi Omega. He begins as a law clerk to Chief Judge Frederick W Brune of the Maryland Court of Appeals on September 1.

Joseph H. H. Kaplan Irving E. Kap Prospect University of Chicago Law School University of Chicago Law Review Phi Delta Phi Legal Fraternity Kaplan Law School American Bat Foundation Johns Hopkins University Johns Hopkins Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity Alphi Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Y.M.C.A Frederick W. Brune Maryland Court of Appeals

Donors Sought For Visit Of Bloodmobile

Williamsport to host Red Cross Bloodmobile with 46 donors urged for next day. Washington County aim to meet quota as Wright and colleagues coordinate blood drives and graduation ceremonies wrap in Hagerstown and nearby areas. Paratroopers from the 82nd Airborne plan cross country hike to York after overnight stop near Harrisburg.

Red Cross Bloodmobile Williamsport Washington Comeree Een Wright Hagerstown Bruce E Warker Padi Cpa Ete Tds Rade St Red Cross University of Virginia Sun-mobile Washington County Harner Seienes Maryland State Reformatory Georg Gin Institute of Technology Vni Clement J. Ferling Jamsport Harrisburg TwolLions Club Donald S. Eber Lions San Francisco New York Chambers Mervyn Evans Volunt Patrick Maloney State Capitol King Miss Kay Harsh W. Walwalk Taylor Lewis Lancaster Hamburg Warren Seymour Harry Rupp Joseph Brandt Ragan Stahl U.S. 22 John Hetzer John Kendle Ray York Bond Boyce Paul Harsh Fran Cis Anderson Robert C. Ardinit Kenneth Shank Donald Arlavs Dinger Laretta Tarch

Ralph De Vore the artist who prefers pencil work over fame

Ralph De Vore battles the stereotype of the bohemian artist while supporting a family. An artist by trade, he works a regular job and travels annually to New York City for the Toy Fair, keeping his personal life quiet and his cravings for true artistry restrained by practicality.

Ralph de Vore Ralph New York City New York Page Cot. T

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