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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Nov 18, 1965

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Pope Paul VI Promulgates Decrees From Vatican Council

Pope Paul VI announced decrees from the Vatican Council on the laity and on divine revelation during a ceremony at St Peter's Basilica. The laity decree calls active lay participation and a secretariat. the revelation decree ties Scripture to Church tradition and backs joint Bible translation work by Protestant and Catholic scholars. The texts mark issues seven and thirty two of the council decrees to date, with further issuances planned before year’s end.

Paul Bennet M. Bolton Vatican City Mopet Paul VI Vatican Ecumenical Council St Peter's Bailies Saya Vatican Pius XII John XXII Paul VI

Area Deaths Lee Hoover Harpers Ferry VA Pharmacist

Lee Francis Hoover a prominent Harpers Ferry pharmacist died Tuesday at 73 Born in Augusta County Virginia he worked in Baltimore Charles Town and Martinsburg as a druggist Survived by widow Ida Ridgeway Hoover and sister Mae Hoover Roanoke VA Funeral later today at Harpers Ferry with Masonic rites in Marper Cemetery

Lee F. Hoover Harpers Ferma W.va Lee Francis Hoover Harpers Perry Arta Hoover Baltimore Charles Town Martinsburg Mr. Hoover Augusta County Elbert and Etta Ben) Hoover Ida (Ridgeway) Hoover Harpers Ferry Mae Helens Hoover Roanoke Corinthian Lodge No Temple G. Wheeler Warren W. Watts Buria Marper Logan Lodge A.M

Potomac Edison Workers Set New Safety Record

More than 1100 Potomac Edison employees this week established a new safety record for the company. The report notes the workforce's commitment to safety practices and corporate responsibility amid broader discussions on reform and unity within religious communities.

Potomac Edison

PE System Sets Two Million Man-Hours Without Injury

The Potomac Edison system comprising Potomac Edison in Maryland Potomac Light and Power in West Virginia South Penn Power in Pennsylvania and Northern Virginia Power in Virginia reports two million consecutive manhours without an injury as of April 14, a record first reached in 1969 and then again in 1961 1963 and 1964. The company notes previous one million manhour milestones and places this achievement in its history of safety and efficiency.

C.D. Lyon Apt Decree Lyon Potomac Edison Maryland Potomac Light and Power West Virginia South Penn Power Pennsylvania Virginia Power Virginia Matl Pubettanea Ponernen

Local Deaths and Services in Washington County

Obituary notices report the deaths of John Samuel Kelbaugh of Maugan s ville at Washington County Hospital with services planned in Smithsburg. Also listed are Mary Amelia Weller of Big Pool, infant Charles Bragg Jr. in Clear Spring, infant Sherrie Spence of Hagerstown, and related funeral arrangements and survivor details.

John Samuel Kelbaugh Johnny North Street Maugansville Washington County Hospital Tatu Smithsburg Zella V.reynoldes Kelbaugh Albert A. Kelbaugh Schindel - Rohrer Company Methodist Church of Fraternal Order of Eagles of Hagerstown State Order of Eagles American Legion Eagles, Int Waynesboro Wood + men of the World the Owls Club of Redmen Club Veterans of Foreign Wars Club of Waynesborn Big Pool Mary Amelia Weller Russell E. Weller Williamsport Rammel and Annie (Radle) Keiley Parkhead EFUB Ethel McLuras Katherine Shirley Clear Spring Haze Blayer Beatrice Weller Vesta Weller Edison Weller Garvin Weller Harry Kelley Sharpsburg Albert Kelley Lloyd Keller William Sport Charles Ward Hrigg Nancy (Taylor) Bragg Jr Spring Air Force Base Hospital Cariboo Maine Charles Bragg Sherman Taylor St St. Paul's Cemetery Warren Zeigler Thompson Funeral Home Sherrie Lee Spence James KE Laura M.wellers Spence Maryland Ave Debra Jean James E. Jr Tammy Lyne Lori Ann Besley H. Weller Herown Ora Spence Rove Hill Cemetery Robert B. Collitt Halfway

Tax Frauds Lead Two Men to Jail in Maryland

Two men were sentenced to jail and four drivers were fined in a Magisterial Court in Washington County Maryland. Robert Woodrow Sendrick of Hagerstown received 30 days in jail for being drunk and disorderly. Elmer F Mongan of Keedysville drew a ten day sentence for failure to appear in court on a prior charge. Fined drivers include Harry Junior Mummert Carroll Eldon Stoulemyer Elizabeth Buckingham and Robert Lee Ford. Howard Gurath IRS special agent to address Hagerstown NAC on fraud in business tax returns.

Washington County Robert Woodrow Sendrick Hagerstown John 2. Wolfkill Elmer F. Mongan Keedysville Harry Junior Mummert W. Frank Lin St Carroll Eldon Stoulemyer Elizabeth V Buckingham Smithsburg Wolfkill Robert Lee Ford Water St Leslie W. Wolff Washington St James A. Blair Marshall St

President Eisenhower Advances in Recovery From Heart Attack

FT. GORDON Ga AP former President Dwight D Eisenhower shows progress in recovering from his heart attack as doctors say they are no longer monitoring his heart with a special electronics machine.

FT. Gordon

Copper Stocks Link In Price Decline In Market

New York reports copper stocks sank amid a slipping market as Anaconda and Kennecott Copper faced sharp drops. City of Hagerstown considered a proposal to reconcile differing plans while a government commission eyed an independent observer.

New York Hagerstown Hves Anaconda Kennevolt Iper Corp American Motors Ted

Vote on China's U N admission signals shift after split

The 41-47 vote on United Nations admission shows pressure to admit Red China. Diplomats expect a two thirds majority by next year, with U S supporters conceding a possible final defeat if peers unite. Indonesia’s departure is cited as narrowing the margin for acceptance.

Tom Hoge United Nations General Assembly China Peking Reking Red China U.S. Eam Jy Talonesia

City and Western Maryland discuss underground distribution plans

A Maryland commission meeting in Hagerstown to discuss eliminating duplicate distribution lines and underground delivery in congested areas. Officials plan regional sessions to consider a city led push for underground systems, with Ann P. Brown chairing the Constitution Committee and focusing on fair revenue in the new City Service Area.

Maryland E. Frank Hagerstown Rt- City Ann P. Brown

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