Bombers Strike North Vietnam After Large U.S. Casualties
In Viet Nam a U S infantry company suffered heavy losses after a day of fierce fighting near the Cambodian border. B52s conducted three raids smashing at enemy concentrations while battles raged around Plei Djereng and Tay Ninh. Casualties were reported on both sides as air and ground operations continued.
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Robert Tuckman Salgon
Plei Diereng US
U.S
North Viet Nam
U. S
Plei Djereng
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Attleboro
Saigon
Tay Ninh City
Tay Ninh
Sth
Local Obituaries From Wayne and Surrounding Areas
Wayne and nearby towns mourn multiple deaths including Paul A Leich of Wayne born in Holland formerly of Hagerstown. Burial at Glendaria? Road and Mercersburg cemeteries. Mrs Margaret N Hevers of Williamsport dies after illness. services in Mercersburg. Earl Davis of Hagerstown dies. funeral at East Funeral Home Boonsboro. Missouri Calhoun of Laurel Street dies at Washington County Hospital. Laurie V Little of Hancock dies at home. Funeral services varying per record with multiple survivors and churches named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret N. Hevers
Margaret Nevin Hevers
N. Artizan
Val. Kamsport
Washington County Hospital
Bence Nevin
Mary Greir Nevin
Mercersburg
Benjamin FR. Davis Beasantin
Earl Davis
Beulah Day Davis
Gryingamne Ave
Hagerstown
Marlowe
W. Va
Daniel L
Susan E. Lowery Davis
Itp
West End Assembly of God Church
Lingsnore Auction Room
Mr. Davis
Frances Davis
Betty Domer
Security
Mother Returns To Family After Missing Five Weeks
A woman identified as Mrs Smolen, a life member of St Peters Catholic Church, is found alive after five weeks away from home. The family, including her husband William and seven surviving children, mourned the loss before she returned with the New York police. She was taken home to Hancock where services are planned at St Peters Church with a rosary recited prior to burial.
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St. Peter's Catholic Church
Pauline Lillie
Ht. 2
New York
Bubbiesby
Nancork
Alemallen
Darby
Thi Smallen
Hancork
Linus Robert- Haknee
Soy
Ture
Bronx
Drowns in Creek Near Antietam Bridge
An 11 year old boy, Raymond W. Sigler Jr. of Myersville Rt 2, drowned Saturday near the Antietam Creek bridge after slipping on wet grass. His body, found by Terry Haller of Boonsboro, was pronounced dead at the scene as an accidental drowning. He was a sixth grader at Myersville Elementary, member of Zion Lutheran Church, and played Little League. He is survived by his parents, a sister, and four grandparents. Funeral services are set for 2 p.m. Tuesday at East Funeral Home Boonsboro with burial at Pleasant View Cemetery near Burkittsville.
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Dysville
Raymond W. Sigler Jr
Rt. 2
Myersville
Antietam Creek
Raymond W. Sigler Sr
Grandfathay
Antietam
Keedysville
Hoonshara
Ye Creek
Boonsboro
Terry Haller
Young Sigler
W. Ditto Jr
Stock Market Trade Mixed in Early New York List
Stocks opened mixed with modest gains and losses. International Nickel VU Rubber and United Aircraft rose about a point while IBM and Xerox fell more than a point. Steel shares edged higher amid easing demand reports as profit taking appeared after last week’s advance. General Motors dropped near a point on a slower November car sales outlook. Ford declined while Chrysler and American Motors held steady.
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New York
International Nickel
Rubber
United Aircraft
IBM
Xerox
Steels
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
American Motors
Prayer Today Commemorates Veteran Service Members
A Veterans Day prayer asks divine mercy for the nation and gratitude for those who served. The message pleads humility before divine authority, comfort for families missing loved ones, and thanks God for mercies in a Reform Church in America context.
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Jesus
Winfield Burgeraaft
Nyc
Reformed Church In America
Area Deaths James Hoopengardner in Berkeley Springs
James Lutheran Hoopengardner 55 died Sunday at home born Buck Valley Pennsylvania son of Joseph Hoopengardner and the late Ella Koopengardner. He worked in maintenance for B&O Railroad and belonged to Junior Order of United Mechanics survived by widow Wava Corbett Hoopengardner daughter Lois Joy several grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Nazaren Church Berkeley Springs at 2 p.m. with Rev Dunn C. Cochran officiating burial Greenway Cemetery. Friends may call Johnson Funeral Home Berkeley Springs.
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Willian C
Wayne
Paul A. Leich
Glenhardie Road
bUsyairview
Mercersband
Amelia Shinde
Leichel
Bure
Hagerstown
Pyo
aSeat
Wnamsport
North American
Cementio
Holland
Harry Levi Harue
St. Paul's
Eub
Hag Chewsville
Leitersburg
Levi
Mary
Christopher Braoda
Jane Slick Harte
Norristown
Toh
Reichart
Mass
William Jay
Prartie
Skelley
Villanova
Reformed Church
Cave
James Hoopengardner
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
James Lutheran Hoopengardner
Buck Valley
Joseph Hoopengardner
Ella Smith Koopengardner
B&o Railroad
Order of United Mechanics
Wava Corbett Happengardner
Northrose
N.Y
Nazarene Church
Dunn C. Cochran
Greenway Cemetery
Johnson Funeral Home
Martinsburg
William Dorsey Armbrester
Hedgesville
Brown
Armbrester
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Bero
Berkeley County
James Wessey
Bettle Turner Arambrester
Back Creek Valley Council
Junior Order Alited American Mechanics
Berkeley
American Legion
Newton Baker
Mary Elizabeth Burkhart
Charles
Falling Waters
Raymond
Vernon
East Africa
Robert
Clarksburg
Carl Foltz
C. Arlington Linton
Ward
Howard
Roy Hi
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Paul A. Leichel
Varry Levi Hartle
United Church of Christ
Greystone State Hospital
Morris Plains
Nat
Hevers
Alis
Ellen
Heffner
Williamsport
W. M. Wiles
Luther D. Davis
Williams
Port RE
Snd
East Funeral
Ieme
Boonsheya
Erwin Mason Sr
Lalber
Owers
Manor
Missouri Calhoun
Laurel St
St. Paul's Eub Church
Lauria V. Little
Hancock
William Edite and
Laurla Belle Siler Little
Foncra
Smolen
Dar
Sarina
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance System
Gar Beneficial Finance Co
West Washington Street
YES
Semeficial Finance Co
Herald-Mail
du Mont
Bohman-Warne
Surveyor
eChannel
DuMont
Bohman-Warne, Inc
W. Franklin St
William D. Armbrester
Lone Dow Sho Center
Meiner
Eageked As
Aay
Playtex
Bros
Jace
Cross
Witte
Feltom Oo
Tor Watten, Caeters Yor Aplen
Sand Lenis Ee
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