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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1960

Page

9

Man Struck by Auto Dies in Washington County

Charles Edward Taylor 80 of Virginia Avenue Hagerstown died after being struck by a car on Virginia Ave near Brighton Place. Driver Alverda Perkowsky 45 not at fault. witnesses say Taylor stepped from behind parked cars while hazy, wet roads. Retired North American Cement foreman, survived by wife Maude and four children. funeral Wednesday at Leaf Funeral Home Halfway. Burial in Williamsport.

Virginia Ave Charles Edward Taylor Washington County Alverda Perkowsky Antietam Perkowsky Taylor Brighton Place North American Cement Co

New Turkish Rulers Ban Political Activity After Coup

Ankara reports the revolutionary government moved to stop political activity with arrests after the assassination of Namik Gedik former interior minister. The provisional cabinet banned all party activity to curb unrest tied to the Democratic party revival. Gedik reportedly died by leaping from a prison window as authorities shift to stabilizing the country amid the military takeover.

Ankara Turkey Namik Gedik Usted Adnan Menderes Menderes Old Democratic Party Gedik Army War College

Koontz Son Chat From Tokyo While in Korea

Elmer Koontz mayor of Sharpsburg received a Sunday night call from his son Donald E Koontz in Tokyo. Donald, a U S Army specialist stationed in South Korea since September 1959, was touring Japan on a short leave.

Elmer Koontz Sharpsburg Donald E Koontz Tokyo Japa Donald Koontz U. S. Army South Korea Japan

State Water Sewage Group To Convene Here

The Maryland and Delaware Water and Sewage Association will hold a three day convention at the Hotel Alexander next week. Don Croft of Baker and Wibberley and Associates will read a paper titled The Philosophy of Industrial Waste Treatment. Richard C. Willson superintendent of the City Water Department and J. L. Byerly of the Sewage Disposal Plant lead arrangements for about 175 attendees.

Maryland and Delaware Water and Sewage Association Alexander Don Croft Baker and Wibberley and Associates Richard C. Willson

Rail Strike Paralyzes France Causes Nationwide Gridlock

A nationwide rail strike in France stranded travelers and caused monstrous traffic jams across the country, disrupting schedules and mobility. The action halted many train services, prompting widespread disruption and commuting delays.

Strikes Start at Midnight for Higher Sages

Herbert M. Schlotterbeck Jr son of Mr and Mrs Schlotterbeck sparked a 24 hour strike by the Communist led General Confederation of Jhern Road at midnight. He is a candidate for the bachelor of science degree from Wittenberg University at the 115th commencement exercises June 6 and is a member of the Wittenberg choir dramatics club and Lambda Alpha fraternity.

Herbert M. Schlotterbeck Herbert Thes Schlotterbeck General Confederation Jhern Road Wittenberg University Wittenberg Choir,dramatics Club Lambda [Ahi Alpha

Commissioners Meet June 17 Western Maryland counties

The Board of County Commissioners will meet with colleagues from Maryland counties including Garrett Allegheny Washington Frederick and Carroll on June 17. Topics include limited quantities of semi enamel wall paint and related supplies with price details for gallon cans and bulk quantities.

Board of County Commissioners Maryland Sherwin Williams Westminister Garrett Allegheny Ton Frederick Carroll Coun Better Homes, Inc I Hes W. Frank St. Dial

C M Clopper Dies At 95 In Maryland Community

Charles Main Clopper longtime Smithsburg resident died at Mennonite Old Folks Home near Maugansville at 6 15 p m from complications in his 95th year He taught in Washington County for over 47 years and was a member of Stouffer s Mennonite Church He survived by several children grandchildren and nieces and nephews The body was taken to A K Coffman Funeral Home in Smithsburg

Anna MM Chopper Anna M. Chopper George D. Chopper Hagerstown Leitersburg Washington County Hospital Beaver Creek Samuel and Elizabeth Linehaugh Welly Church of the Brethren Women's Bible Class Chirc Doris C. Warfield Hagerstows Glenn|y Heckman Welty’s Smithsburo Marvey Daniel Binkley Harvey Daniel Binkley West Fifth Street Waynesboro Middeboro John and Margie Barnhart Binkley Trinity United Church of Christ Waynessoro I da Finafrock Binkley Gladys Zimmer Non Wiliam Binkley Greencastle Iid Allen Binkley State Line Mary Schrader Charles Main Clopper Smithsburg Maugansville Simon and Nancy Leight Clopper Washington County Mr. Clopper Clopper Stouffer's Mennonite Church Florence Crowe Frostburg George D. Clopper Charles Lewis Clopper Wit -Ch. Phadems Bevan Sant Aesiel Quien Wtuppel Seale Burg Robert L. Clopper Breathedsville John Clopper Smithsbury Verdeen Clopper Olivia Harbaugh A. K. Coffman Funeral Home

Fruit yield forecast wanes in central Appalachian belt

Dr. Rogers notes June drop looms as smaller bloom and poor pollination reduce crops in central and eastern Appalachia including Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania. Best prospects lie south of Staunton Virginia where Winesap heavy and other varieties appear well set. Cooperative reports short crops for Del ic ious and other varieties north to Philadelphia. Jonathan and Rome Beauty generally well cropped. J Kenneth Robinson of Winchester presided at the cooperative meeting as central agency for growers across four states.

Rogers Appalachian Belt Maryland Virginia Pennylvania Staunton Statintos Philadelphia York

Driver Killed and Three Injured In Route Crash

Raymond Earle Davis, 4, of Hagerstown was killed instantly when a car ran a stop sign at Ringgold Road and Leitersburg Pike. Three servicemen from Site B at Keedysville were seriously injured. The other driver, Benny C. Garrett, 20, was treated at Walter Reed Hospital along with two other Site B occupants. State police continued the investigation as more details emerged about related injuries and charges for following too closely on Route 40 near Clear Spring Elementary School.

Raymond Earle Davis Hagerstown Ri Ringgold Road Leitersburg Pike Site B Keeysville Ronald Norford Davis Benny C. Garrett Keedysville Rt. 64 Funkhouser-Mills iRuberoid Co Rutland Vermont Hagerstown Garrett Walter Reed Hospital Washington Charles Sheppard Walter Reed Herbert L. Alexander Glenn L. Rowman Route 40 Clear Spring Bowman William Bartlett Hanover Fred Largent Rockville Donald Alter Hyattsville Pittsburgh Thomas Ireland Raymond A. Struntz Gaitherssburg Bartlett Struntz

Funeral services set for Wednesday morning at ten

The Reverends Moses Horst and Ronald Fearer will officiate the funeral with interment at Rest Haven Cemetery. The family will receive friends Tuesday from seven to nine p.m. at the funeral home.

Moses Horst Ronald Fearer Rest Haven

Centennial Association charter filed for South Mountain area

The Antietam South Mountain Centennial Association charter was received for record to organize Civil War centennial celebrations in Frederick and nearby counties. Incorporators include Hoopes, Shealy, Bushong, Leatherman, Miller, Porter, Valentine, Fiery, Burhans, Bloom, Jamison, with Mathias Jr. and Etchison of Frederick County. Also filed was the Sharpsburg Museum Inc charter with Dwyer Colvin and Raup as incorporators. The piece mentions museum plans for a large Civil War relic exhibit and a theater in a log building near the National Cemetery on Keedysville road.

Antittam South Mountain Battier Antietem Frederick County Herman 5. Hoopes Walter H. Shealy E. Stuart. Bushong Richard T. Leatherman Raymond H. Miller, Sr Harold M. Porter John §. Valentine J. Ralph Fiery Winslow F Burhans Myron L. Bloom J. Vincent Jamison This Charles McC. Mathias, Jr Marshall L. Etchison Sharpsburg Museum Robert Will McCaufey U. S. 40 Oscar Pens Mulberry Street

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