Hopkins-Gruber Opens New Store In Downtown Hopkins
The Hopkins-Gruber Co. relocates from the Alexander Hotel site to 19 N. Potomac St in a renovated, modern showroom. Open house tonight from 7 to 9 pm invites the public to tour the new space designed by George Wo Bisher and built by Jerome Moser and Duck Garrett with fixtures from Cavetown Planting Mill.
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Hopkins-Gruper Co
Alexander Hotel
Morehan
Adkhrose
N. Potomar St
Fretail
Ed Oscika
Muntsherry’s
HeLmltos
Rotx
Alesander
Blue Cross-Black Shield
Hopkins-Gruber
Hooking-Gruber
Springfield man charged with five robberies at Morristown Savings
Arthur D. davebs of Springfield, a Nada Araly Reserve captain and textile house employee in New York, is in police custody today accused of five successful holdups and one attempted robbery at Morristown Savings & Loan yesterday. Police declined further comment.
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Arthur D. Davebs
Springfield
Nada Araly
New York
Morristown
Coed Candidate Triumphs In Maryland Primary
Nancy Brown of Colora Cecil County won the Democratic nomination for the Maryland House of Delegates in a money heavy primary. At 22 she claimed the title of youngest candidate. she credited high school students who rang bells painted signs and urged voting for her campaign that began May 1 and spent about 82 dollars.
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College
Rank
University of Maryland
Cook
House of Delegates
Moss Nancy Brown
Colora
Cecil County
Miss Brown
Small Starts His Campaign For Governor
In Baltimore AP Frank Smail Jr. Republican gubernatorial hopeful urged Marylanders to vote Republican in November and reform state government in Annapolis. He spoke at a Wednesday press conference after a victory the day before and urged Democrats to cross party lines to back him. His running mates Edward Miller and Newton Steers joined him, seeking positions as governor and congressman at large respectively.
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Baltimore
Frank Smail Jr
Maryland
Republi
Annapolis
Smail
Unesul
Edward Miller
Newton Steers
Stoke Shord
Genator
Freedom Riders Head North to Hyannis Port
New Orleans activists plan a 40 family bus trip to Hyannis Port Massachusetts to join a freedom ride aimed at challenging segregation. George Singlemann of the Citizens Council funds the effort as labor and housing markets falter for Black families affected by unemployment and dislocation.
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New Orleans
Netro
Freedom Bus
New York
Philadelphia
Mysonis Port
Mass
Presiden Kennedy
George Singlemann
Citizens Cowell of Greater
Hyannis Port
GE Uke
Wedjies
Jef
Cortiin
Raymond Bap
Wis
Inhall
Funeral services for Georges Franklin at Salem Reformed Church
Death notices list relatives in Maryland Pennsylvania and beyond. Georges Franklin Her sole Route 6 Wil be honored with funeral services at the Salem Reformed Church Friday at 2 00 p m. Interment follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home Thursday evening from 7 to 9.
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Georges Franklin
Salem Reformed Church
Donal
Area Deaths Paul W Barnhart 46
Paul W Barnhart aged 46 of Greencastle Route 2 died Wednesday evening at 6 45 pm in Washington County Hospital after two months illness He was born September 15 1915 in Antzim Township and leaves a wife Helen Kootitz Barnhart two sons Paul W Barnhart Jr and Harold Garnhart and his mother Mrs Flor ence Barnhart Also survived by brothers and sisters Funeral services will be held Saturday at 2 pm from Broadforcing Church of the Brethren with Rev W H Seville and Rev B Russell Beahm officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery Friends may call at Mimich Funeral Home in Greencastle Friday evening until 9 pm or at the church one four hours before services
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Paul W. Barnhart
Greencastle
Washington County Hospital
Antzim
Florence Minnick Barnharl
Green Castle Toute 2
A. Wintferd Barkhart
Mount Pisgah
Starrisburg
Talk Cedars of Lebanon
Hagerstown
Fraternal
Order of Eagless of
Greencastle Sportsmen Associaist
Greencastle American Legion
Western I Maryhald Railroad
Yardmsster
Helen Kootitz Barnhert
Samy
Paul W. Banhart, Jr
Harold Garnhwt
Florience Barnhadt
Robert Barnhart
Groven
Hubert Stantauigh
Mochtiesburg
Warren Haenbart
Donald Narnhart
Tenry Uarnhart
Firea Amle
Daniel J. Tarnhart
Ayetteville
Southerland
Jacksonville
Kenneth Myers
Irish Hope To Sell Communists
Dublin reports a three week canvass by a trade mission to the Soviet Union and Poland to boost exports. Ireland imported 9.8 million dollars of goods from the Communist bloc in 1961 and sold 205.8 thousand dollars.
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Dublin
Ireland
Ady Fish
Soviet Union
Poland
Weates
Kennedy Ready To Commit Troops In Southern Laos
A scrambled wire report discusses U.S. options in Southeast Asia, noting President debate on using air power against Viet Cong supply bases in Laos and Viet Nam. It cites Soviet aircraft mention and a possible base near Chepone as a focal point of military considerations. Meanwhile a Baltimore shooting case and a youth court trial unfold, with testimony about statements given to police and details of a fatal early November incident.
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Snsetina
U.S
U. S
Baltimore
Okd
Durham
N.C
Insula
Laos
Chepone
North Vietnam
Nick Donald Bagley
Don J. Davis
North Baltimore
Truman Outdraws Earp in Missouri Birthplace Tale
In Lamar Missouri visitors flock to the old frame house where former President Truman was born drawing attention amid questions about Wyatt Earp, famed frontier lawman once Missouri’s first marshal. The state bought the Truman birthplace from the Esry family, preserving a historic site amid growing tourist interest.
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Lamar
Uar Mae
Wyatt Kary
Missouri
President Truman
Ash
Earp
Frantign Layenan
Truman
Esry
College Girls Smoking Pipes Trend Report
NRW Brunswick Ltd AP notes college women increasingly use pipes, with the shopkeeper claiming about 00 pipes sold to women in three years, mostly college coeds. One admitted enjoying a pipe occasionally amid a broader view that pipe smoking remains a male attribute, a habit once common in past eras.
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NRW Brunswick, Ltd
United States
Prayer for Parents and Home Ties in Faith
A devotional prayer seeks wisdom for mothers and fathers to guide families toward recognizing the heavenly Father through earthly home ties. The text names Richard J. James of Riverside Avenue Christian Church in Jacksonville Florida as the author or signer.
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Tesus
Jacksonville
Fla
Riverside Avenue Christian Church
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