Scott Couchman Dies Suddenly at 53
Scott Couchman longtime elementary supervisor for the Board of Education in Washington County died Saturday evening at Washington County Hospital at age 53. He lived at 1183 Beechwood Drive Martinsburg born son of Ada Grove Couchman. He was a Trinity Lutheran Church member and taught in Carroll County before moving to Hagerstown in 1945. Surviving are his wife Catherine Crawther Couchman two sons Robert Scott Couchman of Schenectady his mother Ada Couchman sister Mrs Lester Sprecher and two grandchildren. Funeral services at Minnien Funeral Home Hagerstown Wednesday at 2 pm with Rev Wilson P. Ard officiating. Interment Rest Haven Cemetery. Family will receive friends Tuesday 7 to 9 pm.
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Scott Couchman
Board of Education
Washington County
Couchman
Beechwood Drive
Bor
Martinsburg
Ada Grove Couchman
Howard Couchman
Trinity Lutheran Church
Martin Luther Bible
Western Maryland College
University of Maryland
Carroll County
Nagerstown
Maryland State Teachers Association
Washington County Teachers Association
National Educators Association
Woodland Way School
Maugansville
North Potomac Junior High
Catherine Crawther Couchman
Robert Scott Couchman
Schenectady
Ada Couchman
Lester Sprecher
Hagerstown
Minnien
Wilson P. Ard
Rest Haven Cemetery
Ralph E. Morgan
Smithsburg
Rt. 1
Washington County Hospital
Wolfsville
Irving R
Ida Smith Morgan
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
I. ¥. Morgan and Sons Lubber
Ralph W. Morgan
Paul J Morgan
Ruth Michael
Eva Wassler
Leslie
Morgan
Myersville
Charles L. Leatherman
I. Rae Leatherman
Ofyersville
Rt. 2
Rite Funeral Home
William M Brown
Mary Stevens
Wells Tannery
Susan Layton
Sandusky
Ohio
Clara Fogel
Waterfall
Gladys Wetzel
Chambersburg
John H. Eader
Hancock
Robert E. Eader
Airy
Alice Shaw
McConnellsburg
Florence Gordon
Pauline Catshall
Greencastle
the Grove
Rehoboth Methodist Church
Robert) Nalley
Floydust
Carl Pittman
Adj
Goldie Margaret Martin
Frederick St
Samuel Mr. Martin
Western Maryland State Hospital
Harry W
Laura
Forsht Palmer
Martin
St. Paul's Eub Church
Gry
B. Martin
Paul K. Martin
Jacob R. Palmer
Norment Funeral Home
Lester M. Kauffman
Rest Haven
Lillie May Diver Carnell
William H. Carnell
Watfordsburg
Fulton County
Amaranth Brethren Church
Wiliam H. Carnell
Lloyd S. Morgan
Big Cove
The
Grove Funeral Home
Funeral Home
D.B. Clapper
Dan Vickers
Amaranth Brethren Cemetery
Nina Violet Myers
Fairground Ave
Clear Spring
Jacob and
Jerimah Wiley Myers
Fleisher's Department Store
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Rouzer
Father Douglas Hutchings
Lutheran Cemetery
William A. Weddies
Baltimore St
Waynesboro
Charles and
Effie Woodring
Dailey Express
Carlisle
Weddies
Carolyn Weddies
Joseph Weddles
George Weddles
Kerr Moser
Haglerstown
Minnich Funeral Home
J. E. Ewald
Price's Cemetery
Wayneshoro
Obituaries Parcel Deaths in Hancock Area
Multiple local obituaries note deaths in Maryland and Pennsylvania. Ralph E. Morgan 77 of Smithsburg and Charles Frank Mason 77 of Baltimore are among the deceased, with service details and surviving relatives listed. Other notices include Goldie Margaret Martin 73 of Hagerstown, Lillie Diver Carnell 83 of Watfordsburb, Jacob Elwood Lader 75 of Hancock, and Nina Violet Myers 76 of Hagerstown. Services set at Grove and Norment funeral homes with interments in local cemeteries.
Kennedy son attends Sumo event in Hawaii visit
John John Kennedy, son of the late President, attended a Sumo tournament in Honolulu. He received a bear hug from grand champion John Jr., escorted by two Secret Service agents, and met Taiho who lifted him in his arms. the moment is viewed as a health blessing in Japan.
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Honolulu
John John
John F. Kennedy
John Jr
Secret Service
Taiho
Japan
Teequetine Kennedy
Hawaii
Stock Market Rally Continues Into Active Trading Day
New York AP reports the stock market extended its rally in early trading. American Telephone advanced to 347 percent of an opening block on 116,000 shares, Eastern Airlines up 50,000 shares, unchanged at 118 percent. Major gains across motors, steels, chemicals, metals, and electronics with Zenith, Polaroid, Du Pont, MGM, Xerox, Raytheon, Kennecott, and New York Central among movers.
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NEW York
American Telephone
Eastern Airlines
General Motors
Hi Braniff Airways
Motorolat
Upj
Zenith
Polaroid
du Pont
Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer
Xerox
Raytheon
Kennecott
New York Central
Gail Waddill Named Dean's List Leader at West Hampton
Gail F. Waddill daughter of Mr and Mrs Samuel G F Waddill of 1429 Hamilton Blvd has been named to the Dean's List at West Hampton College of Women Richmond Virginia She has been selected to head a council of 12 girls chosen from the freshman class to aid and counsel incoming freshmen.
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Gail F. Waddill
Samuel G. F. Waddill
Hamilton Blvd
West Hampton College of Women
Richmond
Miss Waddill
$689000 Sought From Charles Town Track
AP report states Louis Pondfield sues Charles Town owners in Baltimore alleging repudiation of a five year contract. Pondfield, former Pimlico general manager, claims the track owners Irvin Koyens Robert Stolberg and Irving Schwartz breached the deal in April. The suit seeks $689 000 in damages.
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Charles Town
Baltimore
APY
Louis Pondfield
W. Va
U.S
Pondfield
Pimlico
Prayer text invokes sacrifice amid turmoil at church service
The minister Lon Woodrum of the Evangelical United Brethren Church in Hastings Michigan leads a prayer condemning fear and injustice while reflecting on sacrifice. The plea seeks strength to join Calvary and find renewed hope in troubled times.
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Pondfield
Calvary
Earth
Jesus
Lon Woodrum
Hastings Mich
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Supreme Court tightens rule on questioning defendants
The Supreme Court ruled police may not question a suspect who is alone and indicates in any way that he does not wish to be interrogated. The decision requires safeguards to protect rights against self incrimination and notes waivers must be voluntary intelligent and knowing. Justices Harlan Stewart and White dissented in all four cases with Clark dissenting in two.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Justicse John
Harlan
Peer Stewart
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
Warren
Van Auto and Bicycle Stolen In Local Thefts
City Police investigate multiple thefts including a van owned by Local Reader Service of Terre Haute Indiana missing with a crew next to a car owned by Benjamin F Romine and a black Goodyear boys bicycle belonging to Gregory A Hackman. The van valued at 2000, was taken while crew members failed to return. Romine left the Chevy four door blue in his garage. bicycle was taken from a back porch.
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Service
Terry Haute
Indiana
Alexander F. McKenzie
Juna Beach
Fla
Benjamine F. Romine
Frederick St
Gregory A. Hackman
Locust St
Goodyear
Transmission Stolen From Car In Maugansville
A four speed floor shift transmission valued at 300 dollars was stolen from an automobile owned by Eugene Thomas in Maugansville during the night. TFC D A Smith of the Maryland State Police reported the theft occurred while the car was parked at the residence.
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Eugene Thomas
Maugansville
Tfc
D.A. Smith
Maryland State Police
Thomas
Damages Sought Over Termination Statements
He sought 500000 dollars in damages for statements allegedly made by Kavens when his contact ended on April 13.
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Kavens
Couple Wed on Alcatraz Rock in San Francisco Bay
More than 100 people attended the wedding of Barbara Hart and John Catelli on Alcatraz Sunday. The pair from San Jose were married on The Rock, a long held childhood dream for Barbara.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
San Francisco Bay
Barbara Hart
John Catelli
San Jose
Barbara
Westmoreland Pins Silver Star on Captain Carpenter
Gen Westmoreland awards Capt. William C. Carpenter the Silver Star for heroism during five days of combat in South Viet Nam. Carpenter called a napalm strike atop his unit to save soldiers from a larger North Vietnamese force. The 29-year-old former college grid star is up for the Medal of Honor as praise echoes through the 101st Airborne.
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Rick Merron Dak
South Viet Nam SP
William C. Westmoreland
U.S
Viet Nam
West Point
William C. Carpenter
South Viet Nam
U.S. 1St Airborne Division
Westmoreland
101St
Carpenter
William €. Westmoreland
Carpenter Receives Silver Star for Dak To Action
General Westmoreland congratulates Capt. Bill Carpenter as he pins on the interim Silver Star for his actions during a perilous Dak To encounter. Carpenter’s unit faced North Vietnamese troops amid air strikes and later withdrew, with Westmoreland viewing the battle from Dak To as U.S. losses in Operation Hawthorne were described as light.
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101St Airborne Division
Westmoreland
Saigon
Ats
Dak To
U.S
No Escape From Executive Stress
A New York AP dispatch reports experts like Roy Menninger of the Menninger Foundation discuss executive stress. The conference on executive health examines coping with high pressure in leadership roles and its costs to individuals and organizations.
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New York
Raiec Saat
Dri ‘Balls
Summit
Aseratowne
Roy Menninger
Sesprene ET
School of Mental Health of
Menninger Foundation
Aren
Kansas
Fisdp
Menninger
Associated Press
New York Potter News
AP News
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Wilson T. Dowling
Tonaloway, Baptist Cemetery
Lilie Carnell
Jacob E. Eader
Jacob Elwood Lader
Margaret Ann Mils Eader
John Hen 7
Busan Amelia Kanode
Rehobeth Methodis
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