Notable Washington County Obituaries and Funeral Arrangements
A stream of obituaries and funeral notices from Washington County honors community members. John W Cable, a Baltimore lawyer and senior partner at Cable & McDaniel, is remembered alongside Catherine Hess and Jean Meclain for their deaths and diverse careers. Services are planned across Hancock and Hagerstown at Grove and Rouzer funeral homes, with burial in local cemeteries. Additional notices honor Roy Kline, DeWitt Miller, Peyton, Mabel Bowen, and Joseph French, detailing surviving family, occupations, and service locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Cable
Harvest Farm
Sykesville
Trout Springs Farm
Washington County
John W
Lutie Betts Cable
University of Maryland Law School
Baltimore
Baltimore City
Cable & NcDaniel
Heatin collisions and best practices for safety
Statistics show heatin collisions cause fatalities more than other incidents though less frequent. If both vehicles travel 40 MPH the impact equals 80 MPH, so avoid oncoming traffic and brake hard while pulling right. Stay clear of glowing cars and always buckle seat belts for protection.
Ressie L. Teter Dies at 62 in Cumberland
Ressie L. Teter 62 of Cumberland died Saturday. Born in Wymer Virginia to He Bre Bata and Esta Lambert Teter, he is survived by one son, Mager, and three brothers and eight sisters. Services Tuesday at 7:30 a.m. at Sitcox Funeral Home with Rev. J Tebert. burial at Sunderland. Friends may visit 2-4 and 7-9 p.m. prior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Franklin Kline
Clear Spring
Washington County Hospital
Cathy Marine I. Petre Kline
William BE
Me‘issa Naille Kline
Church of the Brethren In
Magerstown
Mr. Kline
Ronald Ver Kline
St. Paul's Cemetery
Glasgow
Mont
Cmu
Ing
Betwice
Hagers
Ms Witow
Linda Baeehler Huber
Geraldine Davis
Hagerstown
Robert Huber
Bremerton
Wash
Hinty Te. Peyton
Wallace FP. Huber
Midgalkee
Antietam St. Sharpshne
Wise
Maude
Veteran's
Arcadia
Martinsburg
Stettler
Winona
Minn
Webb Dutrow
Mt. Leun
Pam
Bayt Fue
Boonsboro
Harold Heck
Mountain View
Sharpsbury
Ressie L. Teter
Cumbertland
Cumberland
Jie
Wymer
Bre Bataint
Lambert Teter
Mager
East Ave
Sitcox
J. Tebert
St. Patrick's Catholic Church
Tieiating
Sunderland
Wodday
Wide Tornadoes Scatter Death and Destruction Across South
Tornado outbreaks across six Southern states killed one woman, Nora Pocler of Birmingham, and injured at least 25 as winds battered the west side of Birmingham. Four Midwestern states saw Sunday damage with seven Clay Kentucky homes destroyed and a drive-in theater screen toppled. Lexington Kentucky rainfall worsened flooding while eastern Kentucky reported landslides. Galesburg Illinois airport lost five light aircraft in one blast. no serious injuries reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Midwest
Birmingham
Ala
Nora Pocler
Clay
Lexington
Kentucky
Galesburg
Leinster
Storm damages reported near Smithsburg in brief storm
Mrs Rath Miller of Rt 8 Smithsburg described a Sunday morning storm that toppled a maple tree about 1 inch in diameter and blew telephone wires near Smithshore. She noted an east wind and a black tunnel shaped cloud with roaring winds accompanying the weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithshore
Rath Miller
Rt. 8
Smithsburg
Pangborn Schurz Named to Notre Dame Trustees
Thomas W. Pangborn of Hagerstown Maryland and Franklin D. Schurz of Hagerstown have joined the Notre Dame University board of trustees. The report notes their newspapers and affiliations and marks the expansion of the trustees guiding the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Postal Clerk Delegates To National Legislative Conference
President Charles Wingerd of Lata 2574 announces that he and two Hagerstown clerks will attend a three day National Legislative Conference in Washington DC starting May 15. They join thousands of postal delegates from all states to press for union action on pay parity, job promotion, and a five day work week. Vice President Hubert Tingray will likely open the event, with readers from Congress including Senator Mike Monroney among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Wingerd
Lata
United Fedoration of
Hagerstown
Washington, D. C
Federation
Afl-Cto
Wingerd
Hubert Tingray
A. S
Mike Monroney
Senate Post Office and Civil Service Committee
LBJ Stays Out Of View At Ranch
President Johnson spent Sunday at his Texas ranch out of public view as Mrs. Johnson prepared to host a White House reception for poverty program workers. Mrs. Johnson attended a local event in Fredericksburg to honor Gil t lespie County’s court house restoration, while reporters searched the hill country for the president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cormier
San Antonio
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Washington
White House
Ebuireh C
Lbs Ranch
Fredericksburg
Gil Tlespie County
35 Marines Killed In Attack On Camp
North Vietnamese forces attacked a Marine camp near the Demilitarized Zone at Con Thien. The assault left 35 Marines dead and wounded dozens as attackers breached defenses with mortars flamethrowers and satchel charges. Bodies and wreckage lay across the perimeter as reinforcements tightened the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Associated Press
Robert Ohman
Lhaflets
U.S
Army
Campanr Con Thien
Demilitarized Zone
Lewis W. Walt
Inietham
Con Thien
Wall
James Barratt
Hill Lee
Arcadia
Calif
U. S
Market Resumes Advance On Small Scale
The New York AP report notes the stock market nudged higher on Monday with fairly active trading. Most key issues moved fractions to a point, signaling tentative revival, while analysts warn government deficit spending in Q1 could offset gains. Opening of Occidental Petroleum and Kern Downey land trades was delayed as Occidental offered $83.4 a share for Kern shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Feelines
Occidental Petroleum
Kern
Occidental
Peking Reports Hundreds Die In Growing Strife
Reports from Peking via wall newspapers and Japanese correspondents describe escalating clashes in western provinces and Chengtu. Both Red Guards and Maoist factions clash as casualties rise including drownings and gunfire, with hundreds injured and significant political tensions surrounding Lu Shao-chi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peking
Francis K. Ichigaya Toxyo
Suife
Mao Tso- Tung
Walf
Red Guard
Chengtu
Chenglu
Mao
Lu Shao-chi
Also Mentioned on This Page
Nany
Maxwell Richards
Grove Funeral
Hancock
Richard Newkirk
Presbyterian Cemelery
Catherine Hess
Catherine M
Mealain Hess
Reynalds We
Russell Hess
Tinniel
Elien Lushbavgt McCtalit
Crossley and Latimer
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
American
Maryland
Waltimore City
Kiwanis Club
Daltimore
University, Merchants and Baltimore Country Clubs
Pm Se Siena United Third of Christ
Neaecesse
Trimore
Jeanette V. Meclain Lees
The
United Church
Tore l
Reynolds Ave
Trust
Trust Cayleton Helm
Honewand Church Home
Lancaster Theological Seminary
Mercersing Academy
Ethel A. Haynes Cable
Alice M. Cable
University of Maryland
John
Rouzer
Hoy
Edward B. Heinze
Rose Hill Cemetery
Roy F. Kline
Roy P. Huber
Mabel Bowen
Narry E. Peyton
Mabel Sutton Bowen
Harold E. Bowen
Pennsylvania Avenue
Harm
Verona
Tate Joshua
Mattie Daggy Sutton
Fairchild Hiller Corporation
Argie Lynn Hinkle
Abs
Dorothy Riddie
Bridgewater
Edgar Clark
Fishersville
Vas
Edward Moyer
McGaheysville
Elmer J. Sulton
Staunton
Hugh Sulton
Petersburg
John H. Bowen
Richmond
Joseph E. Nowen
Mary Tusing
Ann Hill
William A. Bowen
Rossville
Mabel Richards
Mabel
Joseph G. French
Ome
King's Anastle
Nettie Burns
Hamilton
Cadillac
Frederick St. Whene
ARATE
Summit Ave
Hanerstown
Aid P
W. Va
Omar
Mons Esrar
Amwr
Abbie Jane
Long Meadow
York
Lebanon, PA
Vietnam
Edwin A, Burke
Arthur Burke
Baptist Rd
US. Army
Vung Tau
South Vietnam
Gloria Flowers
Edwin A
Burke
T.C. Co
Apo San Francisco
LBJ
Elll
Onth Ching Red Guarda
Ptt
Yangtze River
Decatur Income
Jek
Jamis P. Sehellanate Ezec, Vier
Tagg
RCA Victor
Ameer
Pantie Girdle
Wylor Rik Lyra Sparder
Wes
Renee
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