Area Deaths in Newville and Mercesburg Regions
Obituaries from Newville Mercesburg and Falls Church announce Daniel M Reid 73 of Newville Pa died at home after a month illness with survivors, funeral plans and Westminster Gardens interment. Annie Bell Bowers 71 of Mercersburg Rt 1 dies after long illness with multiple children and siblings listed and First Church of God service. Haywood Murphy long time Falls Church telegraph operator, formerly of Hagerstown, dies with funeral arrangements announced.
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Mercersburg
Annie Bell Bowers
Rt. 1
John B
Nancy Car‘baugh Robinson
First Church of God of
Taines O. Bowers
Charles O
Chambersburg
Ellis
Body found near Quebec City novelist Marguerite Moo ers Marshall
The body of Marguerite Moo ers Marshall, 77, New York novelist, was found Sunday in a wooded resort area north of Quebec City where she had been missing for a week. Police said she apparently died of exhaustion or a heart attack. The incident opened on the 22nd of May.
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Lac Beauport
Que
Marguerite Mooers Marshall
New York
Quebec City
Palice
Rev. Frederick W. Smith Dies. Methodist Pastor
The Rev. Frederick Willam Smith, assistant pastor of St. Paul's Methodist Church in Nagerstown since Jan. 1, died suddenly at his home. He was 63. Born in Bradford, England, he served in World War One with the Black Watch. A retired member of the New England Conference and former commander of the Shrewsbury Legion post, he belonged to a Waterville Lodge of Masons. Surviving: wife Alice. daughters Naw Bertham of Hyattsville and Ann Williams of Indianapolis. son Eric G. Smith of Shrewsbury. a daughter-in-law and seven grandchildren. Funeral at St. Paul’s Wednesday at 10 a.m. with burial in Arlington National Cemetery. Public viewing Tuesday 10 a.m.–3 p.m. at Rouzer funeral home and one hour prior at the church.
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Ralph Alvin Clevenger
Harp Rd
Washington County Hospital
McConnellsburg
Taniel
Minnie Blyens Clevenger
Fairchhild Stratos
Veetol Aircraft
Morton, Pa
Otterbein United Brethren Church
Mare Walek
Esther Griffith
Hagerstown
Alma Meftensole
Glenn Clevenger
Cavetown
Ernest
Earl
Jacob Baltimore
Royal
Burnt Cabins
Ruth Cooper
Tourer
Frank G. Mentzer
En Weidner
Rose Mill
John Franklin Rodgers
Daytona Head
Fin
Bowzerville
Jahn A
Annie Bondrake Rodgers
Jik
St. Paul's
Newville
I's
Daniel Maurice Reid
Samples Manor
James W
Annie (Grimm) Reid
Church of the Brethren
Gapland
Grace L, Kaetzel Reid
Newville Church of the Irethren
Westminster Memorial
Sowet
Frederick Willam Smith
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Nagerstown
East Iryin Ave
Mr. Smith
Bradford
England
United States
Black Watch Regiment
Harry Calbath
New Brimswick
Norman van Brunt
Luther
Noff
Arlington National Cemetery
Rouzer
13-Year-Old Girl Killed In Car Crash
Tina Weller, 13, of Was Killed in a one car crash on Stony Cabins Hunt Club Road at 10 a.m. Sunday. Passenger Mya Hutzell and her husband Edward were treated, while other occupants received care at Washington County Hospital. Funeral arrangements set for Rouzer Funeral Home with services Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Rose Hill Cemetery burial.
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Fairview Mt
Tina
Celeste Weller
Oak Hill Ave
Stony Cabins Hunt Club
Washington County Hospital
Clear Spring
Miss Weller
Maynda Hutzell
Stowlker Ave
Mya. Hutzell
Edward
Dorothy J. Weller
Martin J
Willer
North Potomac Tunor
Weddle
St. Andrews Methodist Church
Rouzer Funeral Home
Rouzer
Charles ‘Sisk
Rose Hill
Ex Paratrooper Sets Balloon Altitude Record in Wisconsin Flight
Ex paratrooper Tracy Barnes, 24, in a small plastic gondola attached to a 900 foot high balloon rose to 1037,000 feet and claimed seven world altitude records. The flight began near an airport south of Minneapolis at 5:15 a.m. and ended at 7:30 a.m. near Mondovi, Wisconsin, with only a slight headache reported and an eerie sense of quiet in the ascent. Nonstandard OCR text limits precise figures.
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Min
Henpolis
Clover Field
Mondovi
Wis
Man Receives Fines On Three Traffic Counts
Charles J. Chenault, 42, of Walkersville, Missouri, was sentenced to 16 fines totaling 400 dollars or 80 days in jail for driving under the influence, driving on a revoked license, and leaving the scene of an accident. He pleaded guilty and was arrested after witnesses saw his vehicle strike parked cars on Madison Avenue.
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Charles J. Chenault
Walkersville
Chenault
Snyder
Washington St
Madison Ave
Laurel Leader-Call Press Bombing Alleges Vandalism
The Laurel Leader-Call building was hit by a Sunday bombing that blew out 65 restroom windows while the 36 page press remained undamaged. Editor J D West estimated about $2,000 in damage and questioned the motive citing the city’s quiet race climate and no recent controversial editorials.
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Laurel
Miss
New Lava Flow Erupts Today On Mt Etna
CATANIA Sicily A new lava flow poured down the west slope of Mt Etna in a resumed eruption that began three days earlier The molten rock traced a path nearly five miles toward Bronte a town of about twenty thousand Explosions resumed Sunday night and the new flow moved at four to six feet a minute remaining about six miles from Bronte
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Catania
Sicily
API
Mt. Etna
Europe
Bronte
Brante
Market moves upward as stocks rise in brisk trading
New York trading opened with an uptrend as Chrysler rose nearly a point and Standard Oil of Indiana advanced over a point. General Motors gained fractions. Pure Oil climbed 4 to 48 and Texaco added a fraction. IBM US Smelting Polaroid Xerox also advanced and other leaders showed modest gains.
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New York
Chrysler
General Motors
Standard Oil
Indiana
Texaco
IBM
U. S. Smelting
Polaroid
Xerox
U.S. Rubber and Allied International
Phelps
Rights Bill Strategy Shifts as Senate Mulls Amendments
Edwin B. Harkinson reports a strategic pivot by civil rights bill sponsors amid a decade-long House effort. The plan calls for pushing through Senate amendments with a broad two thirds vote, backed by both parties, after weeks of debates and conferences led by Senators Mansfield and Dirksen. Kennedy and aides coordinate behind the scenes as the measure advances.
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Edwin B. Harkinson
Washington
Senate
House
Mike Mansfield
Mon J
Dirkson
Ottawa
Everett M. Dirksen
Ilinois
Dixie
Robert F. Kennedy
Investigators Hear Tape as Airliner Crash Probed
Concord California AP report says top investigators probe the Pacific Air Lines crash that killed 44 aboard including 4 passengers. FBI and CAB pursue possible crew fault or crime with a garbled tape from the pilot’s compartment and a revolver traced to Frank Gonzalez of San Francisco.
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Concord
Calif
Civil Aeronautics Board
FBI
Pacific Air Lines
Green Hills
Here
Reno
San Francisco
Washington
FRE
Tax Exemption Deadline Today for Seniors
Dennis Thurs on, clerk of the County Commissioners, notes that applications for tax exemptions for 1964 65 are due today. Exemptions up to 65 dollars available to any person over 65 with annual income under 1220 on property they have lived in for over three years.
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Young
Dennis ‘Thurson
Welfare Workers to Discuss Automation at Maryland Meet
State welfare workers from across Maryland, including nine from Washington County, gather in Baltimore at the Maryland Conference of Saving Welfare to address automation in social welfare. The event at the Lord Baltimore Hotel features seven workshops and a keynote by James R. Dumpson on Automation a Community Responsibility.
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Washington County
Maryland Conference of Saving Welfare
Baltimore
Lord Baltimore Hotel
James R. Dumpson
New York City
Bumpson
U.S
United Nations Economic and Social Commission For
Asia and
Far East
Prayer Today Gracious God Details and Dedication
Prayer requests courage to examine life and follow the Holy Spirit. It asks for rest in God’s love and guidance through daily walk and conversation, seeking divine upholding. Signed by John Marvin East, Columbia, S.C., Methodist religious columnist.
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Ovary
Tohn Marvin East
Columbia, S.C
Drumming Hagerstonian Goes on Six Month Band Tour
Magerstown native Truddy Mavis leaves for a six month stint with the four piece Jaguars in the Hyhagy Voles Reno New Me circuit after playing with Country Kit tens. He is son of Mr and Mrs Lievd Davis Jr of 106 Buena Vista Ave Davis Ohio and a SHES and Broadway Washington schools graduate who started drumming with a string band and joined the Jaguars a year ago.
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Truddy Mavis
Ciienit
Mills
Mavais
Lievd. Davis Jr
Buena Vista Ave
Davis
Jaguars
Hyhagy Voles
Reno
New
Hollywood
Mexco
Julsa
Ohio
South Hagerstown
SHES
Broadway
Washington
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Harry Clots Yonker
Thurman L
Parkhead
Wet That
Hancock
Woodrow W
Mildred J. Keefer
Helen Louise Lewis
Chester A
Hancock Rt
Harry Co. Younker, Jr
Hancock Red
George Moore
Samuel Moore
Peter J. Moore
Laura Moore
Orlando
Fla
Grove Funeral Home
Farkhead Eub Church
Gale Hixon
Cay
Ralph A. Clevenger
John F. Rodgers
Emma M. Forsythe
Emma May Worsythe
E. Wilson
Washington County Tospilal
Little Cove
Menry
Nancy J. Suffeoo Cole
Salem Reformed Church
Lillian
Forsythe
Birs
Som
Clarence
Leia
Min' Nich
Joseph H. Clem
Mes! Haven Cemetery
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Worth American Vanw Lines
Daniel Maurice Bell
Falls Church
Haywood T. Murphy
East Broad St
Murphy
Pennsylvania Railraad
Cora Murphy
Evelyn O'Brien
Prince Edward Island
Canada
Parsons
Motor Hotel
Ocean City
Maryland
Rev. Smith
Fredrrick Smith
Zune
Joe Tydings
Nation
WRCE
Wmal-Ty
Joseph
Fim
Mississippi
Johnson Om
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Wrephota
Crash
Smith & Wesson Magnum
Frank Gonzalez
Gonzalez
L. J. Anderson
San Francisco International Airport
San Mateo County
University of Klingis
JFD Electronics
Hose
Armed Forces
2Outry
Becausa
Fay
Stévenl
Acme Television
Howard BT
Hagerstonian
Bantt & Lake Louise
Glacier National Park
Smokey Mountains
Sterling Forest Garden
Hyde Park
Alaska-Yukon
U.S.A
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Science Editore
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