Many Homes and Lots Change Ownership This Week
A sequence of property transfers across Hagerstown area, including Daycotah Avenue, Hamilton Boulevard, Greenberry Hills, and Timber Ridge Road. Listings name buyers and sellers such as George H. Day, Andy Stamper, Paul Bonebrake, Edith Johnson, Martha Bell, Gerald Mullenix, Emmett Slaydon, and many others, detailing lots and dwellings sold in districts 5 and 10 plus surrounding additions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsport-Finesburg
George H. Day
Andy B. Stamper
Daycotah Ave
Woodpoint Ave
Paul B. Bonebrake
Edith Johnson
Martha E. Bell
Hamilton Blvd
Geraldh. Mullenix
Emmett L. Slaydon
Green
Marshal BE
DeWitt
Howard Park
Margaret Pitsnogle
Rose Glaw
Hagerstown-Starpsburg Pike
Herman C. Darrier
Evelyn M. Dariier
Lewis Charles ‘Truax
Mary Y Louise Truax
Brosius Homes of
Stagerstown, Inc
Henry Allan Serefini
Alvis Hetrick Sarafink
Wayne Ave
Ouler Syive
Carroll Heights
Charles E. Mullenix
Bessie K. Mullenix
Fonis, Gray
Franes Gray
Pennsylvania Ave
Gakull Addition
Willis E. Shives
Edith L. Shives
Mac J. Piltman, Jr
Helen E. Piltman
Timber Hidge
Marshall WW. Daniels
Edith R. Daniels
Jta
Henry H. Barnhart
Betty C. Barnhart
Timber Widge
John &. Yeakel
Sald Ita L. Nurnsél
Barlup
Inez L
Martha Aan
Church St
Sharpsburg
Robert Lee Long
Marie F. Long
Herman F. Stouffer
Martha Stouffer
Greenvale Vitellage
Christmas Savings Club Totals Estimated at 840000 Citywide
Local banks report about 840000 expected to be withdrawn by Christmas club members this month. Four banks hold roughly 770000 in Christmas savings accounts, with two federally insured lenders adding about 70000. Banks note varied activity versus last year, with one showing decline and another unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hageratown
Christcymas
First Federal Savings
Fean
Home Federal Savings and Loan
Freedom Riders Opposed By Geo Mahoney
George P Mahoney, Democratic governor candidate, said the freedom ride approach is not useful for desegregation efforts at restaurants and motels on U S 40. He warned of public order dangers and urged Maryland lawmakers to seek a lawful, equitable solution to the race problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freedom Riders
Geo. Mahoney
Baltimore
George P Mahoney
U.S. 40
Attorney Admits Affair With Girl in Hollywood Case
Los Angeles AP reports attorney Arthur J. Crowley concedes an affair with actress Teery Huntingdon Miss USA 1959 while denying paternity. He claims Huntingdon used liaisons with executives to advance her acting career.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Hallywood
Arthur J. Crowley
L Teery Huntingdon
Birth of Margaret's Son Stirs UK Name Guessing Game
The Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon welcomed a son, Viscount Linley, born Friday at 6 pounds 4 ounces, triggering nationwide speculation on his name with Albert and George among favored choices. The couple’s baby is fifth in line to the throne, and celebrations spread from Clarence House to newspapers and ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth H. Ankeney
Clarence &, Bakesr
Big Shorings
Martin Co
Daniel
Martin and Wate
Weaver Ave
Maugansville
John G. Grimm
Rith S. Grimm
George C. Weaver
Fountain Head Heights
Irvin C. Eksred
M. Madelene McKenna
HH. Lowise McKenna
Virginia Ave
Maurice E. Snoak
Miriam B. Erickson
Magnolia Ave
Linney E. Asherman
David J. Gephart, Jr
Carole C. Gephart
Sullivan County
Clover Leaf Road
Allen Ave
Bower Ave
Annie C. Munday
Mazzie Laudell Tucker
Waller C. Tucker
Margaret L. Miller
Edna Elizabeth Fauble
George Russell Munday
Washington County
Elmer Daniel Munday
Ollie Jawnscove Munday
Frederick Donald L. Rockwell
Charles Edward Mun
Lois E. Rockwell
Juanita Munday
Bernard W. Moleskie
Garrett County
Mildred J. Moleskie
Mary Katherine White
Thomas M. White
Reynalds Td
Williams
Virginia Marshall
Tammany Manor
Franklin W. Mar
Eliza B. Davis
George B. Davis
Weverlon
Slate Roads
Donald LeRoy Mapes
Mariam Anna Mapes
Blue Ridge
Charles M. Danzer
Anna Danzer Whit- Ycamb
David E. Lawrence
Beatrice A. Lawrence
Bester St
Bester's
Hagerstown
Margaret
Raymond
Palmer
London
Maypearet
Jones Boy
Viscount Linley
Lord O' Snowden
Albert
George
Antony Owen
David
Alvert
Queen Victoria
Lord Snowdon
Prince Charles
Prince Andrew
Anne
Elizabeth
Antony Armstrong-Jones
Navenee House
Clarence House
London Daily Mail
Marel
Foreign trade focus and auto labor deals dominate week
New York saw 2000+ executives at the National Foreign Trade convention urged broader open trading for non communist nations. UAW and Chrysler reached a three year contract just before the deadline, aiming for wage gains while GM and Ford sign similar deals. Overproduction and auto output remained high with 600,100 cars planned for October and steel output rising 2,037,000 tons for the week, year to date at 78,721,000 tons, down 8.5 percent from 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Lefler
NEW York (Ap
Gov
Morehan
New York City
Kennedy
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Laval
sWere
General Motors Cars
Ford Motor Co
UAW
Ford
George W. “Ball
U Udersecretary
United States
Christian
A. Morter
Eisenhhower
Willliam L. Clayton
Truman
International Trae
General Mojors
Auto
Onipat
Gelphey
Word
Itelustey
Remark on Liberty in Christ and Victory through Grace
A devotional note from Marvin Rast of the Methodist Board of Education in Washington D.C. reflects on living a larger victorious life through Christ. It emphasizes divine insight to resist evil, follow Jesus as the way, and rely on grace to be more than conquerors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Jesus
Wim
Jobs Marvin Rast
Columbia, D. C
Methodist Board of Education
Soldier Assignments Tie Pa. Families to Fort Stewart and Fort Leavenworth
Army private Donald L. Snyder from Waynesboro Pa. is reassigned to the 618th Ordnance Company at Fort Stewart Georgia. Army PFC Fred E Hafer from Greencastle Pa. is posted to the 205th Military Police Company at Fort Leavenworth Kansas. Both men attended local high schools in their hometowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Stewart, Ga
Ahtnc
Army
Pir
Donald L. Snyder
Charles E. Snyder
W. Main St
Waynesboro
618Th Ordnance Company
Fort Stewart
Georgia
Waynesboro High School
Fort Leavenworth
Kan
Fred E Hafer
Olivia
Alvin Fafer
Route 1
Greencastle
205Th Military Police
Greencastle High School
Church Refuses Contributions Over Court Order
Aberdeen South Dakota Methodist bishop protests a judge ruling that fined violators must contribute to their churches. Bishop Edwin R. Garrison says churches should not be compelled by government power to collect funds and advised treasurers to return any such contributions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aberdeen
South Dakota
Pat F. Burke
Miller
Stansport
Edwin R. Garrison
Garrison
Pro capitalist to speak at Unitarian church
David Fentress of Washington DC will speak Sunday at the Unitarian Church of town on A Capitalist Citizen's Crusade Against Communism. He is a new WWDC radio commentator and a member of the Unitarian Church of Montgomery County, son of James Fentress, first president of the panatian Church of Hogersawn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Fentress
Washington, D. C
Unitarian Church of
WWDC
Washgton
Unitarian Church
Montgomery County
James Fentress
Panatian Church of
Hogersawn
Obituaries Highlight Local Residents’ Deaths and Rites
Two obituaries note the passing of Jean Page Sprenkle Frick and Nellie Linebaugh. Page Frick lived in Waynesboro after 1935, attended Quincyville College, belonged to Grace E.A.B. Church, and is survived by two children and four great grandchildren. funeral set for Grove Funeral Home with burial at Green Hill Cemetery. Linebaugh, of Baltimore Street, died after a weeklong illness aged 86, survived by two sons and one granddaughter. funeral Monday at Minnich Funeral Home with burial at Rose Hill Cemetery. Family visitation is planned Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Page
Vic
Sprenkle) Frick
Hoel
Waynes Pleara
Quberville College
Grace E.a-B. Church
Hagerstown
Richard B
Waynesboro
Andrews
Middleburg
Grove Funeral Home
Earl Reddings
Green Hill Cemetery
Nellie Linebaugh
Nellie Roeyd Linebaugh
Baltinarn St
Charles J. Linebaugh
John and
Elenora (Sulor) Way
First Christian Church
Charles &. Linehaugh, Jr
Richard B. Linebaugh
Okinawa
Minnich Funeral Home
Wilson Blvd
Wilbur Tugevell
John DuVal
Rose Hill Cemeery
Fire truck stops for toll during brush fire run
Louisville officials report a Black Mud Volunteer Fire Department pumper slowed to pay a 65 cent toll on a turnpike Friday while en route to a draining Bollitt County brush fire. Chief Frank Harden said the delay seemed unnecessary yet harmless.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
API
Black Mud Volunteer Fire Department
Taylor Says No Troops To South Viet Nam
Gen Maxwell D Taylor returned from Southeast Asia and advised President Kennedy he would not recommend sending U S troops to South Vietnam. He urged stronger local forces and faster intelligence, with increased civilian and military advisory aid rather than direct deployment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Kelly Washington
Maxwell D. Taylor
Southeast Asia
U.S
South Viet Nam
Taylor
Kennedy
South Vietnam
White House
Ayley
Dean Rusk
Far East
Walt W. Rostow
Jay W. Gibber
White
House
Taylor Jhidh
United States
Thailand
Sali
Iommand
Adenauer Re Election Now Assured
West Germany chancellor Konrad Adenauer’s fourth term seemed virtually secured as his Christian Democratic party accepted a compromise with the Free Democrats. The ruling coalition aims to maintain stability ahead of parliamentary elections. In New York an off duty patrolman was killed during a patrol attempt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Koehler
Bonn
Germany
Konrad Aitenauer
Todoy
Christian Democratic
New York
Free Democrats
Bute
Brooklyn
Parphamnadar
Port of
New York Authority
Hiller McLeod
New Acting U N Secretary Faces Problems
New acting U Thant, a mild-mannered Buddhist, faces a host of unsettled issues as the UN enters a transition period after Dag Hammarskjold. The Soviet Union backs only a stop-gap, preferring a troika to run the UN while U Thant begins shaping a staff and agenda. The General Assembly must decide the 17 month remainder of Hammarskjold’s term and how many advisers U Thant will appoint from major powers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom
Khruahchhev
Clealionk
General Assembly
U Thant
Hammarskjold
Dag Hammarskjold
Soviet Union
United Na
Paris
Troika
Slent de Gaullle
Figaro
Algiers
Hall
de Gaulle
Corsica
Assassi
United Nations
Drive Thant
U. N
New York
rational church center for the _ Ue
Reare
Ralph Bunche
Thejef International Affairs
United States
Georgy P. Ar
Listory Kaley
Altosquilo
Milla Hall
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Herman F. Stauffer
Martha S. Stauffer
Trobert Lee Harshman
June PB. Harshman
Holiday Drive
Holiday Acres
Henry Cardell
Mary R. Cardett
Anna
Congress of Racial Equality
Hagerstown Trust Company
At- Nicodemus National Bank
Second National Bank
Mahaney
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Mississippi
Toe Uran
Edward F. Dorset
Christmas Club
Legislative Activa Dlon
Chrismas Club
Mahoney
Ias
Legista
Thejtion
Land General Assembly
Maryland
Californa
Cenet Talon Ser
Ghana
Kwame Nkru Wah
S. Viet
Adenauer
Hagerstown Lions Club Welfare
Musslaman’s
Julias
Hoffman's Frash Sautape
Duncan Hines
Sealtest Lee
Superior Dairy
Barg
Potomac
Wilkins Coffee
Jambs Gat Ce
the Prudential Insurance Co
LION
Aris Bldg
Dave
Buchanan
Science
Frordem
U.N
de Gaulte
Methodist Church
Cs Rene
Prospect Avenue
Federal Oppesignaturance Corporation A
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