Funkstown Youth Dies In Garage Mishap
An 18 year old Funkstown area youth died in a garage accident at his farm home. Randy Kendle was working under a car that rolled off a ramp and pinned him. The cause was asphyxiation, determined by the county medical examiner. The youth had worked for Crankleton Electric Co. and his family home near Beaver Creek Rd was the scene. Funeral services are planned at Rest Haven Chapel with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Litzenburg
Funkstown Area
Randy Preston Kendle
Preston Miller Kepdie Jr
Beaver Creek Rd
Charles E. Sculfins
Community Rescue Service
Eldon G. Kinna
Randy
Des Hower
Wwist
Pro - South
Crankleton Electric Co
Dixie Lee
Martha
Kendle
Melford
Blanche
Traffic Cases Dominate City Court Today
Trial Magistrate Daniel W Moylan fined a Boonsboro man 35 dollars for failing to stop at a red signal and failing to appear in court. Robert William Robinson, 25, Route 1 Boonsboro, had the 25 dollar failure to appear fine suspended. Baker, 50, 327 West Washington Street, was fined 15 dollars and jailed one day on drunkenness. Raymon Theodore Jr, 31, Medway Road, was fined 2 dollars for an inadequate muffler. James Harold Robison, 28, Guilford Avenue, fined 16 dollars for speeding 35 mph over limit. State Police arresting officer TFC D A Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel W. Moylan
Boonsboro
Robert William Robinson
Harry Harsh
Moylan
Robinson
Charles Edward Baker
Washington St
Washington County
Hagerstown
Raymon Theodore Jr
Medway Road
James Harold Robison
Guilford Ave
Joi
Robison
D A. Smith
Appeal Results In Acquittal Of City Woman
Mrs Janet Henrietta Saville of 105 N Mulberry St was acquitted recently in an appeal before Circuit Court Judge D K Mc Laughlin after a January fine of 10 dollars and costs in city Magistrate Court for an alleged improper left turn in December 1965. Patrolman Harry Hartle and Raymond Ambrose filed the charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janet Henrietta Saville
N. Mulberry St
Cirjcuit Court
D. K. Mc.Laughlin
Longtime Lynchburg man Wallace Matheny Sr. dies in Downsville
Wallace Howard Matheny Sr. fled Downsville. He lived in Lynchburg for 50 years and worked 42 years with L.E. Lichford Firm. He moved to Downsville last August and is survived by his widow Belle and several children, grandchildren, and siblings. Funeral services set for Saturday at Whittens Funeral Home with burial in Fort Hill Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallace Howard Matheny
Downsville
Augusta County
William S
Anna Hatter Matheny
Quaker Memorial Presbyterian Church
Lynchburg
L.E. Lichford
Belle Campbell Matheny
Wallace H. Jr
Downeville
Merrel Crance Jr
Frederick
Hattie Chenault
Burnwell
W. Ve
Noel Coffey
Alexandria
Aubrey Matheny
Charles
Luther
Wayntsboro
Gordon Matheny
Stuarts Draft
Alice Matheny
Pauline Davia
Waynesboro
Louise Matheny
Whittens
Fort Hill
Perk
Louise Kventon Jolliffe 81 Dies at Frederick Memorial
Mrs Louise Kventon Jolliffe 81 of 307 Rockwell Terrace Frederick died at Frederick Memorial Hospital Wednesday afternoon She was widow of Walker N Jolliffe Sr and daughter of the late William H and Antona Reed Burkholder She was a Calvary Methodist Church member Surviving are two children Walker N Jolliffe Jr of Frederick and Mrs Martin Jurner of Hagerstown three brothers William Harold and Orlando Burkholder two grandchildren and one great grand son Funeral Friday at 10 30 am at Etchison Funeral Home Frederick Rev Ralph M Sharpe officiating Private interment Mount Olivet Cemetery Friends may call at the funeral home this evening Memorial donations preferred to American Heart Association
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Elva B. Spidle
Strait
Funkstown
Fiddlesburg
Riley and
Mary McCarter Williams
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Lutheran Church Women
Harry F. Spidle
Richard E. Spidia
Hagerstown
Nelson Seal
Marjorie Noel Mes
Marjorie Pushaw Noel
Matikia Pushaw
George F. Pusha
Suburan Hospital
Bethesda
George Robert Noel Jr
Rockville
Charles Thompson
North Carolina
David
Jan
Rest Haven Funeral Chapel
Thomas Trembath
Thomas W. Trembath
Potfenberger
Washington County Hospital
Kingston
William and
Sarah Colly Trembath
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
Lappans
Lafayetta College
Trembath
Sigma Alpha Epsilon
New Jersey
Mary Nhellenberger Trembath
Lawrence L. Packer
Henry G. Planck
Darby
William M. Regan
Wiesbaden
Germany
Robert W. Trembath
Tubkchannock
Nathaniel Trembath
William Moore
Lappaos
Minnich
Gertrude Burnett
Williams Ave
Alex
Louise Burns
George Burnett
Alexis
Vera
Marcelle
Karen
Robert
Philip
George Jr
William Warren
George Burns
Baltimore
Nettle
French
Jerat
Zion Bapthal
J.C. Saunders
Iselating
Watson Funeral Home
Rose 1
Hil Cemetery
Frederick
Louise Kventon Jolliffe
Rockwell Terrace
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Walker N. Jolliffe Sr
William H. and
Antona Reed Burkholder
Calvary Methodist Church
Walker N. Jolliffe Jr
Martin J. Urner
William
Harold
Orlando F. Bu
Bamboo Protection in Shanghai Construction Site
A Chinese workman wearing safety helmets of bamboo stands at a Shanghai building site. An English engineering expert’s mainland trip reveals waste of manpower on such construction projects. AP Wirephoto.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Stock Market Slips As Ford Posts May Sales Rise
New York early trading shows the stock market lower while Ford Motor Co rises on May sales, edging up to 47 with a 5,000 share block. General Motors stays flat, Chrysler up a touch, and Texas Instruments, Polaroid, Xerox and others fall about 2 to 5 points. several majors dip about a point.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wall Street
General Motors
Chavier
Texas Instruments
Polaroid
Xerox
Northeast
U.S
Anstonda
General Electric
American
United
Eastern Air Lines
U.S. Rejects Chinese Offer on Nuclear Weapons
Washington reports the State Department rejected a Communist Chinese proposal to limit nuclear weapon use, saying China lacks a legitimate constructive disarmament interest. Press officer McCloskey noted the Chinese response concerned production controls and a freeze on delivery-vehicle development, and urged signing the test ban treaty as a sign of seriousness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Ress
Robert J. McCloskey
McCloskey
Ment
Prayer Today in Hagerstown Parish
Prayer request reads a local note from Summit Avenue in Hagerstown Maryland seeking providence and guidance. It mentions the church, a minister, and a desire to follow Christ, with Associated Press input and a church notice as published.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summit
Hagerstown
Seeraees
Christ
The
Associated Press
C. Neil Strait
Carmi
Church of the
Serutan for Constipation After 35 Offers Regulated Relief
An advertisement promotes Serutan as a daily, natural regulator for aging adults. It claims the concentrate provides bulk and moisture to support proper peristaltic action, distinguishing itself from harsh laxatives. Read Serutan backwards to spell natures.
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Randy Kendle
Wallace Matheny Sr
Mrs. Elva Spidle
Catherine DeGarmo
Fyattsville
Catherine
Crawford DeGarmo
Woeahington
D.C
DeGarmo
Waa
Landover, Md
Billy A. DeGarmo
Landover
Brenda Elliott
Carol
Denis
Lawrence
Michael DeGamma
Edith Gaylor
Clarence Crawford
Arlington National Cemetery
Mrs
Eva Noble
Robert Wyand
Keedysville
Jacksonville
Fla
Noble
Eva Wyand
Calet Wyand
Fred Noble
Mary
Buria
Norman Lee Thomas
Ray St
Sharpsburg
Edward F
Annie Lumm
Thomas
Ethel Marshall Thomas
Carrie Mae Netz
Rhoda A. Whittington
Betty C. Eichelberger
Gladys A. Ritchie
Clara F. Shank
Theodore H. Thomas
Donald A. Thomas
Leon A. Thomas
Bessie V. Hoover
Nellie Delauder
Carrie Dailey
Clarence F. Thomas
East Funeral Home
Vernon Miles
Briel
Mountain View Cemetery
Patrick Diffendail
Patrick Henry Diffendall
Glenside Ave
Friendship Manor
Westminster
Peter and
Frances Warfield Diffendall
Western Maryland Railway
Diffendall
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Halfway
James Dittendall
Steelton
AK. Coffman
Corpus Christi Catholic Church
Chambershurc
Hubert MecGuire
Corpus Siriatt Cemetery
Chambers‘horg
Louise Venton
Jollitte
Country Casuals
Garland
Globe and White Stage
MacShore
Manhattan
Judy Bond
White
Bermuda
Glas
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