Goldwater Sees No Simple Solution To Farm Mess
Barry Goldwater spoke at the National Corn Picking Contest in Sioux Falls, saying U S agriculture faces complex issues. He urged gradual changes, promised to consult farmers and farm groups, and argued against abrupt end to farm price supports while seeking practical reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldwater
U. S
Texas
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Falls
W. B. Ragsdale JR
Bioux Falls
Barry Goldwater
Esspcu
Arizona
Local Deaths Include Routzahn and Peck Statline
Obituaries from Washington County announce the deaths of Charles Edward Routzahn 83 a lifelong miller merchant of Breath edsville and Daniel Ralph Peck 18 of Pecktonville. The notices list Routzahns church affiliations Masons and family survivors and Peck s service as a long time Washington Co teacher with funeral plans at Grove Funeral Home Hancock. Also noted are Earl E Baker 55 and Mary Downs Gibson 79 with survivor details and funeral arrangements in Hagerstown Rest Haven and Baltimore respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Edward Routzahn
Breathedsville
Washington County
Myersville
Ihe
Carlton Peter
Charlotte Elizabeth (Young
Routzahn, Hie
C.E. Routzahn
CE. Toutzahn, Inc
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Boonsbars
Keedysville
Ethiel
Hagerstown
St. Bernard Commandry
Ali Gahn Shrine Temple
Cumberland
Bessie South Roulzahn
Margaret Catherine
Elmer Floyd
Chei
Grove Funeral
Williamsport
Neil Newton
Beaver Creek Cemetery
Area Deaths in Mercersburg and Greensburg Pa
Mercersburg area obituaries report David V Householder 46 of Route 1 died at home Thursday night. survived by wife Hazel and daughters. services set at Lininger Funeral Home with graveside rites by YC Post. Stover D Ommert 63 of Chambersburg died after a year illness. survivors include wife Mae and son Eugene plus several siblings. burial at Parklawns Cemetery with Sunday service at Zimmer man Funeral Home. James Weaver 83 of Greencastle died at Washington County Hospital after four years ill. survived by wife Lotlie and daughter Mrs Alton Myers. service at Shank's Church of the Brethren with burial in church cemetery. calling hours at Zimmer man Funeral Home and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl E. Baker
East
Franklin Street
Margaret Kendall
Alma Burger
Mary Delauney
Hagerstown
Nepe Hews
Rest Haven
Laverne E. Rohr
Haugh
Rest Haven Cemetery
Mercersburg
David V. Householder
John H
Mary bh.Weaver
Householder
The
Grove Manufacturing Company
Shay Grove
Ile
Clarence Armstrong
Hazel
Ainsley
Cinda
Peggy
Guy
Winston - Salem
N.C
Bruce A
Donald
Williams Troupe
Elizabeth Pent
State Line
Frank Norton
Los Angeles
Calif
Lininger
Greencastle
Stover D. Ommert
Chambersburg
Williamson
Annie
Etter
Ommert
St. Paul's
Mae (Sipes) Ommertane
Eugene
Aaron
Clarence
Roy J
Ray F
Seeing
Nelson
Stanley Seylar
George Hus
Song
Roy Fear
Zimmer
Man Funeral Home
William Derstine
Parklawns
Washington County Hospital
Coarters
Mel
John
Clara (Railing) Weaver
Shank’s
Brethren
Ver
Antrim
Shank
Church of the Brethren
Roy B. Hawbaker
Zimmerman Funeral Home
Bridge Contract Awarded on Interstate 70 in Washington Do
John J. Funk, chairman of the State Roads Commission, announced a contract for additional construction on Interstate Route 70 in Washington Do. The project awards dual bridges over the Western Maryland Railway near Hopewell Road to Dewey Jordan, Inc. of Frederick for 213,280 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Funk
Uhe
State Roads Commission
Washington
Western Maryland Railway
Hopewell Road
Funk
Wade
Dewey Jordan, Inc
Frederick
Rod Gun Club Annual Party At Rinkstown Clubhouse
The Volomac retreat below Falling Waters hosted the Rod and Gun Club annual shrimp supper with a buffet and autumn décor. A singing quartet led by Kitty Lesher and Pat Barnes performed while Mrs. Chase and Tom Setlies played harmonica and Jane Hammond an organ. Door prize a 10 gallon lamp was won by Earl Hausser. Next meeting slated for October 22 and a January 1965 feed to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinkstown Rot and Gun Club
Volomac
Kitty Lesher
Pat Barnes
Ann Blayer
Margarett Houser
Betty Domer
Mrs. Chase
Tom Setlies
Jane Hammond
Earl Hausser
Son
Road Worker Killed By Falling Rock Near I 70
Walter Norman Stapleton a 54 year old equipment oiler with H J Williams Construction Co was killed when a rock rolled onto him at a new road project near Interstate 70 and Nidge Aq about a quarter mile south of Route 40. The death was ruled accidental by the Washington County Hospital morgue with investigators T F Rampman and T C Biltinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Norman Stapleton
Rt. 1
Saxtan
E. W. Ditto Jr
Interstate 70
Nidge Aq
Route 40
Stapleton
H. J. Williams Construction Co
Jie
Washington County Hospital
Tfe. H. F. Ran Jpman
Tfe. C. C. Biltinger
Porter dies and Tawes predicts Johnson win in Maryland
Composer Cole Porter died in Santa Monica after kidney surgery. In Maryland Governor Tawes forecast a big Johnson victory nationwide, citing post Southern Governors Conference sentiment and Mrs. Johnson's whistle stop tour impact. He also predicted U S Senate candidate Joseph D. Tydings would win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cole Porter
Santa Monica
Caif
Porter
French Foreign Legion
Tawes
Johnson
Maryland
San Antonio
Tex
South
Bobby Baker
Kennedy
Hol
Joseph D. Tydings
Calif
Cate Society
Europe
United States
Horn
Anatha Santa Monica Hospital
Cary Grant
Washington
Labor Department
Tory
Love
Daddy
Kate
Wonder
Tropical Storm Isbell Heads Toward Carolinas After Florida Hit
Isbell, a tropical storm moving north from Cuba, was expected to dump heavy rain across the Carolinas with up to eight inches possible in parts of eastern North Carolina and Virginia. The storm caused flooding and saw damage in Cuba and Florida before veering toward the mainland. In North Carolina, Morehead City observers noted the storm’s weakening but warned of dangers as bands moved inland. At Mercersburg Academy, Herman B. Hoopes received the Alumni Council Award for distinguished service at a reunion dinner, though he is not an alumnus.
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Moreheau City
N. C
Isbell
Stalis
Carolina
Ike Isbell
Morehead City
Weather Bureau
Tsbell
Caribbean
Cuba
Csstern
Carol
Pinar del Rio
Florida
Varalinas
Virginia
Weilher Bureau
Everglades
Hagerstown
Mercersburg
Aluemni
Herman B. Hoopes
Brandt Cabinet Works
Hoopes
Board of Regents
Hoapes
Localites To Attend Meeting In Baltimore
Representatives from local firms plan to attend a workshop on Unemployment Insurance in Baltimore Det. 20. The workshop, sponsored by the Baltimore Association of Commerce and the College of Business and Public Administration of the University of Maryland, will cover recent changes in compensation laws and methods of reporting tax returns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Baltimore Associatian of Commerce
College of Business and Public Administration
University of Maryland
Stock Market Moves Higher at Open Amid Shaky World News
The market opened higher as small investors bought steadily despite global upheavals. GM fell on ongoing strike while Chrysler and American Motors gained slighty. top streetmakers led gains with Totes and Laughlin narrowing margins amid mixed early trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
General Motors
Chrysler
American Motors
Totes & Laughlin
Prolonged AMC Profit Plan Fails To Avert UAW Strike
Negotiators dropped profit sharing as a main hurdle to a national labor contract with AMC and the UAW set a midnight strike deadline. Workers at AMC plants in Milwaukee and Kenosha faced production halts as talks stretched, with a tentative agreement announced but deemed too late to prevent a strike. The accord would extend profit sharing, a program begun in 1961, though details were to be disclosed later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMC
Ymin
Pickels
Milwaukee
Xooosha
Wis
Harmony
A. F. Mahan
Thelree
UAW
Fraser
Cushman
American Motors Operalions
American Motors
General Motors Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler Corp
Edward
I. Cushman
Douyglas
A. Fraser
Daily Prayer Note and Newspaper Masthead Details
Prayer Today features a liturgical blessing credited to Alvin N Rogness of St Paul Minnesota, followed by early 20th century publication data. The item lists daily publication at Summit Ave Hagerstown Maryland and postage rates for subscriptions across multiple states, noting Associated Press ownership of local news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ
Alvin N. Rogness
St. Paul, Mion
Luther Theological Sermit
Syymail
Del
D.C. Va
DY. Penna. W. Va
Asociated Press
Associated Press
Jocal News
Yi This
Operation Joblift Draws 100Plus Older Job Seekers
More than one hundred attendees, all at least 40 years old, gathered for Operation Joblift. The county program, part of adult education efforts, aims to help mature workers reenter the labor market. Speakers urged evaluating skills and exploring new fields with workshops led by local businesses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Roth
Board of Education
Bill Sheldon
Hali Imorning
Ilift
Jple
Margaret C. Sch
Maryland Commission On the Aging
South
New York
Alex Omac
Tandee Sokolov
Crovhoslovakia
Ccnosovakia
Prague
Sokolov
Victor Products, Inc
American Legion
National A J
Washington, D.C
Oider
Also Mentioned on This Page
Daniel Ralph Peck
Pecktonville
Gateway Convalescent Home
Martin Luther and
Mason) Peck
Washington Co
Peck
Park Head Cemetery
Grove Funeral Home
Hancock
James Geisclan
Funeral
Tonoloway Baptist Church
Park Head Church
Mary D. Gibson
Mary Downs Gibson
Robert W. Gibson
Rowland Methodist Church
Gladys Campbell
Dens Kintons
Randolph H. Gibson
Burgee
Funers
Talls Road
Enssoch
Uolmes
Enneh Tomea
Sylvia Peacher
Magegatown
Jacob A. Weaver
Lotlie R
Phim) Weaver
Alton Myers
Stithsburg RL 2
George Clugston
Marion
W.M
Rod
LBJ
Tydings
Carolinas
Mercersburg Academy
Ieeey Carwash
Jonathan A
Kent Terrace
Martinsburg
West Virginia
Winchester
dAndal
Kent
Summit Ave
Jon Tydings
Wmal-Tv
Joseph OD
United States Senate
Euthaiy
Lehweinhaut
Robert S. Smith
At- Tee Kepler
Ea Rons
Rogerstown
Roy
Potomac
Antietam St. Yard
Broar Hancock, West Virginia
PaMy
Joe Tydings
Carlton R. Sickles
U. S. Senate
Francis X. Gallagher
Joseph DB
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