Overton Speaks At Police Institute In Annapolis
Chief Blair F Overton of this city spoke for graduates at the third annual northeastern division Police Community Relations Institute held at St Johns College in Annapolis from June 12 to 11. The program, run by the Maryland Region of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, awarded two full scholarships to Overton and Lt Wigfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John's College
Annapolis
Yong Institute
Richard 0D. Weigle
Lewis Webster Jones
National Conference of Christians and Jews
Blair F. Overton
Overton
I John’s
Maryland
The
Nations Conference of Christians and Jews
Hagerstown
National Conference
Wigfield
Maxwell Greenwald
Boys State participants from several Maryland high schools
Students from St. Maria Goretti, North Hagerstown, South Hagerstown and other schools attend Boys State at College Park and Camp West Mar near Sabillasville. Elwood Sterling, Paul Metz, William Rees and others accompany the group sponsored by local organizations. Sessions end Saturday with returning delegates to their cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boys’ State
University of Maryland
Elwood B. Sterling
Paul E. Metz
William G. Rees
William Rankin
Anh Brugger
Hilton Brade
St. Maria Goretti High School
Pansborn Corp
Bill Sparrow
Herald-Mai. Co
Rewben Lucas
Fraternal Order of Police
Henry Shields
Jim Nakopoulos
Jim Marckle
Qical
Howard Messersmith
Jim Zeger
Bobby Stith
Roland Kirby
Roland Taylor
Camp
West Mar
Sabillasville
Messersmith
Zany Antics At Jaycees Convention
In St Louis the Jaycees convention opened with Vice President Nixon expected to attend while delegates mixed in a party mood on the Mississippi waterfront. Revelers performed a wild street dance as the Oklahoma delegation featured a live alligator and the Nevada group carried six shooters until police confiscated them. Local druggists reported high aspirin sales amid the festivities.
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ST Louis
API
Chamber of Commerce
Rehard M. Nixon
Sq. Fay
Mississippi
St. Louis
Florida
Nevada
Fire Prevention Meet Tonight in Hagerstown
The Fire Prevention Committee of the Hagerstown Fire Department meets tonight at 8 in regular session at the Western Enterprise Fire Hall Montmorenty and Sweet Charries area. Also listed are local businesses Slouffer's Farm MKL RE 94672 and Ady Bright Cleaning Co offering carpet rug upholstery and window services.
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Hagerstown Fyre
Western Enterprise Fire Hall
Montmorenty & Sweet Charries
Slouffer’s Farm
Ady
STA Bright Cleaning CO
Obituary notices from Burkittsville and surrounding areas
Clarence Edward Nerriy Clareour Norris of Invar Gapland died suddenly Monday at 430 p.m. of heart trouble aged 56. Survived by wife Nanine Zimmerman Norris and several relatives. Funeral Friday at Burkittsville Lutheran Church with burial in Pleasant View Cemetery. William A. Funk of Leistersbury died Monday at the Washington County Hospital after three years illness, aged 56. Survived by wife Regina and several children and siblings. Rest Haven Funeral Chapel to host services Thursday. Alfred Franklin Thompson, 64, of Knoxville Md died Sunday night of a heart attack while visiting his stepdaughter. Engineer for B and O Railroad, survived by wife Daisy and multiple children and stepchildren. Services Wednesday at the Knoxville Lutheran Church, burial Ebenezer Cemetery. Melvin M. Statler, 85, of 434 Carlisle St, Greenviln Glen died Saturday night of a heart ailment. Survived by wife Lilian Statler and several children and relatives. Funeral arrangements by Eckles Funeral Home.
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Clarence Edward Nerriy Clareour
Ediward Norris
Invar Gapland
George
Mary Eilen ‘Glass Norris
Lutheran Church of
Wishington
D. C
Helen Hahn
Brownsville
Clarence Best
Huxerstown
Irene Needy
Luella Slifer
Boonsboro
Harry H. Norris
Robrersville
Burkittsville Lutheran Church
Martin Z
William A. Funk
William Abner Furik
Leistersbury
Washington, County Hospital
Strashieg
William
Elisabeth
Bailey) Funk
Regina Funk
Frank Papeluka
West Haven
Leonard
John Funk
Winchester
Dewey Owens
Winstone
Irest’ Haven
C.D. Miles
Rest Haven
Alfred Franklin Thompson
Knoxville
Mr Thompson
Loudoun County
Edwand Minerva (Jones) Thompson
Daisy L. Cooper Thompson
Elsie Wood
Virginia Prye
Landers
Lorraine Ambrose
Bruns
Wiity
Donald
Clfford
Charles Deaner
Lavellsville
Gloria Kirby
Falls Church
Memassas
Herman Deaner
Brunswick
Mary Tribby
Samuel Deaner
Donald Deaner
Germany
Sarah Koontz
Bluemont
Annie Diehl
Charley Town
Ethel Edwards
Harpers Farry
Cartie Reynolds
Smithsburg
Betty Jackson
Susie Brown
Shenandoah Junction
Marie Henley
Hyattsville
Charles Thompson
Kearneysville
W. Va
Grover Thompson
2Nd
Wilbur Thompson
Charles Tow
Brotherhood of Firemen and Engineers
Lutheran Church
Howe
Melvin M. Lister
Melvin M. Statler
Carlisle St
Gheenwauin
Pranklin
Dale
Anta (Barnes) Statler
Harold Mahon
Conferrieion Cay
Chambersburg
Statler
Lilian ViNeketty
Kenneth — ¢Ynine jLerener
Tral Thyler
Ghenmade
Spa
John Heshine
John McQinot
Chambies Hare
Cabratler
Grech
Cal
New Pastor Rev Paul Cook Leads Church of God Rose Hill
The Rev. Paul Cook of Memphis Tennessee has assumed the pastorate at the Church of God on Rose Hill Ave replacing Rev. Thomas Culp who moves to Park Ave Church of God in Memphis. Culp was born in India where his missionary parents served and attended Lee College Cleveland Tennessee. He earned a bachelor’s degree from Memphis State University. Cook and his wife with two children reside at 1017 Rose Hill.
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Paul $. Cook
Memphis
Tean
Church of God
Rose Hill Ave
Cook
Thomas Culp
Park Ave
India
Mr. Culp
Lee College
Cleveland,tonn
Memphis State University
Rose Hill & É
Rainy start to summer across the United States
Rains and thundershowers greeted the first day of summer in parts of the United States. The Chicago Weather Bureau reported heavy precipitation across the Joentea and northern plains, with Tampa recording 2.22 inches total and rapid City seeing hail and 74 mph winds during storms.
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Adsoc
United States
Chitago Weather Bureau
Joentea
Plains
Atlantic
Mississippi Valley
Tampa
Fla
Springfield
Rapid City
Rockies
Cubis
Idaho
Blythe. Calif
Honor Student Wyand Jr Sent Overseas From Amarillo AFB
Honor student A/3c Carl S Wyand Jr of Wyand family completed the course at the Technical Training Center Amarillo Air Force Base and is being sent overseas after his leave. Friends may write to AP 13 681 928 7216 AE-GP APO 283 New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl
Wyand, Jr
Carl S
Wyand
Amarillo Air Force Base
Carl St. Wyand, Jr
New
Graham sermon draws 12000 at Griffith Stadium
Evangelist Billy Graham addressed about 12 000 people at Griffith Stadium urging that humanity is morally diseased without Christ. He described moral defects seen through God’s righteousness and used a diamond anecdote to illustrate hidden flaws.
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Washington
Billy Graham
Graham
Griffitth Stadium
Atlantic City
Jjeweler
Pennsy Scouts Complete Potomac Canoe Journey to Washington
Three members of Explorer Post No 172 in Johnstown Pennsylvania were rescued after along Potomac River voyage toward Washington D C. Explorers included Advisor E I Knmple Eagle Scout Michael Komara and Life member.
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Explorer Post No
Johnstown
Hancock
Potomac River
Washington, D. C
Explorer
E. 1
Knmple
Eagle iSvaul
Michael Komara
Life
Communion Services at Clear Spring Parish
Clear Spring Lutheran Parish announces communion on Sunday June 26 with services at St Pauls Western Pike 8 15 a m Mt Tabor Fairview 9 45 a m and St Peters Clear Spring 11 0 a m Pastor Rayford M Miller will preach on Table Decision Empty jars will be distributed next Sunday for home canning Full jars will be sent to the National Lutheran Home for the Aged Washington D C in the fall The parish has long given the largest canned goods contribution to the Maryland Synod
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The
Holy Communion
Clear Spring Lutheran
St Paul's
Western Pike
Mt. Tabor
Fairview
St. Peter's
Clear Spring
Lam
Rayrord M. Miller
National Lutheran Home For the
Washington, D.C
Maryland Synod
Two From Here At Adventists Youth Congress
Delegates representing the local Seventh Day Adventist Church at the five day North American Youth Congress in Atlantic City include Mary Ann Paden of Hagerstown Ri and Barbara Manspeaker of 38 Virginia Ave. Nearly 10,000 youths from 50 states and eight Canadian provinces attend the congress which opens today. The program features sessions on marriage military reserve and career issues with thirteen separate sessions daily applying Bible principles to life situations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seventh-Day Adventist Church
Atlantic City
I Mary Ann Paden
Hagerstown Ri
Barbara Manspeaker
Virginia Ave
United States
Canada
Eastern Pilots Return To Jobs Amid Strike Turbulence
Eastern Air pilots resume duties under union and court pressure after a 10 day wildcat strike. A National Airlines strike was averted as the union agreed to rejoin negotiations with a federal mediator present. Pan American reports continued sick calls from pilots, with 93 Miami pilots calling in for orders Monday night.
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Miami
Fla
Eastern Air
Lines
National Airlines
Pan American World Airways
Eastern
Occasional Rain Likely Tonight in Western Maryland
The forecast shows showers moving into Western Maryland possibly tonight with light rain expected tomorrow. Thursday will bring warmer conditions and scattered showers and thundershowers according to Weath lap Runes.
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Maryland
Weathlap
Titan air defense contract eyed in Boonsboro report
Police and city officials report a Titan intercontinental ballistic missile test near Oswald Earth Air Force project. The test highlights a $510 million Titan contract with J Howard Beckenbaugh’s firm, noting a high of 81 and a low in the 70s range. A rain date and future readiness for rapid firing are discussed amid a city board announcement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Air Pahperaliire
Boonsboro
J. Howard Beckenbaugh
Air Force
Paul Oswald
Underground Star
Martin
Titan
Smudge Removal Breakthrough Imminent Here
Experiments underway at Prengborn Corp laboratory aim to remove a smudge from blast-descaled steel strips used in cold rolling or galvanizing. Ultrasonic cleaning, supplied by Branson Ultrasonic Co and built by Wean Engineering Co, could replace pickling with cost savings. Further samples will be released after representative tests in multiple sites.
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Ratory
Prengborn Corp Re
Pangbors
Branson Ultrasonic Co
Wean Engineering Co
Pungborn
Stampford, Conn
Wean ‘Engineering Co
James Fleming Honored in Winchester Virginia
James H. Fleming of Winchester won the Robert Barbour trophy for greatest advancement to leadership at the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce banquet on June 18. He also received a Morticans award toward the 1960 National Funeral Service Foundation in Evanston Illinois. Fleming, a Shepherd College graduate, serves as accountant and director of advertising at Jonas Funeral Home. He is first vice-president of the Jaycees, on the Exchange Club board, married to Jacqueline Jones, and father of Catherine Dianne and Susan Lynne.
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James H. Fleming
Grace Fleming
Keedynville
Robert §. Barbour
Winchester
Evanston
Fleming
Shepherd College
Jonas Funeral Home
The
Jaycees
Exchange Club
Jacqueline Jones
Catherine Dianne
Susan Lynne
Medical Grad Jack Morton Receives MD Degree
Jack Morton son of Mr and Mrs M C Morton 746 Summit Ave received his Doctor of Medicine from the University of Maryland School of Medicine. A 1982 Haxerstown High School graduate he won the Physics chemistry award at Western Maryland College and will spend 1956 in Harrisburg Pa as an intern at Harrisburg General Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Morton
M. C. Morton
Summit Ave
University of Maryland School of Medicine
Haxerstown High School
Western Maryland College
Jack
The
Chemical Rubber Company
Marion
University of Maryland
Nu Sigma Nu
Morton
Harrisburg
Harrisburg General Hospital
Senate Votes To Increase Revenues Cut Tax Loopholes
Senate votes to raise revenues by extending corporate income and excise taxes and adding about 650 million in new revenue. Loophole-closing amendments, including repealing the 4 percent stock dividend credit and restricting entertainment deductions, aim to curb tax avoidance while extending existing levies for another year.
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Senate
Joe Hall Washington
Eixenhower
Lund
Treasury
House
Siner Htat
Shandle
Eugene J. Y
D-Minn
Joseph Clark
D-Pi
Albert Gore
D-Temn
John Sapp Wins Hutchinson Scholarship at Columbus College
John Sapp of 855 Mulberry Ave Columbus has been awarded the Mary B Hutchinson scholarship by the Columbus College of Art and Design part of the Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts. The award funds a semester tuition for the 1960 61 school year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Sapp
Mulberry Ave
Mary B. Hutchinson
Columbus College of Art and Design
Columbus Gallery of Fine Arts
Columbus
Ohio
True
Driver Licenses Revoked in Washington County
The Dent of Motor Vehicles announced revocations for four Washington County drivers Charles Gienger High St Hancock Millard G Dutcow 218 Woods Point Ave Hagerstown Harry E Gilmore Mulberry St Hagerstown Kenneth H Stevens 921 F Main St Hagerstown Title and details indicate loss of driving privileges for listed individuals plus addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Dent. of Motor Vehicles
Washington County
Charles Gienger
High St. Hancock
Millard G. Dutcow
Woods Point Ave
Hagerstown
Harry E. Gilmore
Mulberry St
Kenneth H. Stevens
Main St
Hidden Values New Industry Seen In Urban Renewal Plan
Ocean City Maryland AP report on urban renewal emphasizes hidden values beyond obvious gains. Deputy director William AL Pate cites community attitude and planning as critical in attracting new business, while John B. Funk links urban magnetism and parking to revitalize decaying downtown areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
William AL Pate
Maryland Department of Feorome Development
Pate
The
Maryland Municipal League
Jas
John B. Funk
Maryland State Roads Commis
Funk Soo
Maryland
Funk
Willis Receives Harvard Honorary Degree Title
Benjamin C. Willis, former superintendent of Washington County schools and now general superintendent of Chicago schools, was awarded an honorary doctor of laws degree at Harvard University's Bath convocation last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin C. Willis
Washington County
the Schools of
Chicago
Harvard University
Bath
St James Summer Classes Start At Local School
St James School will start summer school for day students on Monday June 27 with 8 30 am to 12 30 pm sessions Students must attend chapel at 8 15 am Courses include English remedial and development reading arithmetic algebra and geometry. A sale advertisement follows for local shops and clothing items.
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St. James School
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Police Institute
College Park
Jaycees Convention
Dentlen Bros
Antietam Fire CO
Municipal Ball Park
Evangelist
Pennsy
Adventists Youth Congress
Montmorency
Keller Lewis & Son
Jon's Launder & Dry Cleaning Service
Whitman
U.S
Dick's Coin Shop
Adv
Foltz Rug Cleaners
Reeder
Mapleville
Leitersburg
Charles D, Miles
South End
Potomac Street
James Fleming
Medical Grad
Wheaton Park
Contact
Miller & Miller
Second National Bank Bldg
Hagerstown, Med
Fridinger - Ritchie Co., Inc
Willis
Harvard
St. James
Sacany
Henson's Hat & Dress Shop
W. Antietam St. Ady
Jaiis
Dick’s Cain
Consultus
A. G. Crankleton Co., Inc
Greencastle
Herald-Mail Co
Home Federal Savings & Loan Association
West Washington Street
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