State Grange Opens 89th Maryland Session in Frederick
The 89th annual Maryland State Grange session opens today in Frederick with headquarters at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Delegates register at 1:30 p.m. and events run through December 2, featuring speakers from 4-H and state agencies, a Demeter Dinner at United Brethren Church, and a luncheon. Delegates from Washington County include Mr and Mrs Harhand Wipes, Mr and Mrs Ralph McCauley, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland State Grange
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Demeter
United Brethren Church
B& Carrat Bean
Winter Poe
Maine
Grange Rily
Selina
Tome Koonans
Ralph
Washington County
Air
Harhand Wipes
Ralph McCauley
Worthington
John Swartey
Magadelene Worthingtin
Ada Setiafler
Lloyd Leatheerin
AML Grange
Senator Opposes Cullen Hospital Use For Boys
Maryland special committee will appear before the Board of Public Works on November 12 to oppose using the Victor Cullen State Hospital site in Frederick County for housing juvenile delinquents. Senator Snyder argues the hospital is near full capacity and houses elderly tuberculosis patients. he questions whether the plan would correct the problem without creating new ones.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George EK
Snyder
Maryland Toad of Public Works
Victor Cullen
Frederick County
Roark
Wolfaye
Baltimore
Local Deaths Feature Multiple Obituaries Across Areas
The notice collection includes Irene Rowland Ieene Howland widow of Clarence Rowland of 727 Metway Ltd dying after seven months illness, age listed as vhars. Also listed are Howard L. Felix, Leslie Pals, and others with obituaries spanning Cherr Church, Brewinly, and Washington County hospitals. Interments planned at local cemeteries with services led by various ministers. families reside in Hagerstown, Greensboro, and Charles Town areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Einener
Irene Rowland
Ieene Howland
Clarence Rowland
Metway Ltd
Garlock
Pairenihl Alrcraft
Christ Evangelical Lutherat
Chuireh
Kaier
Christ ‘Evangelical Latheran Church
Ronall
Tose Hill Cemetery
Friends Amiay
Ita
Funeral Home
Distinguished service award at Red Cross conference
Mrs Nat Raskin presents the Red Cross distinguished service award to Mrs Fulde for 26 years of volunteer work. The Maryland District of Columbia conference in Gaithersburg honors her wide range of Red Cross duties since 1948. Mrs Fulde, a Chicago native who moved to Maryland in the mid 1920s, is active in civic groups and church, with husband as VP of Shekel Sons and daughter Edith married to Gordon of Lansaster, Pa, with three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mesaf
Balt
Eft
Abaven Flame Sereye
Ned
Hinetion
Red Grose
Pulde
D.A. Shekel & Sons
Clvic
Hagerstown Garden Club
Presbyterian Church
Preston Re
Edith
Gordantix
Lamester
County Cactus Experts Aid Williamsport Sixth Graders
Washington County reports a group of cactus educators helping Williamsport’s sixth graders explore desert flora. Teacher Mildred Tine and assistants Vince and Welshthan guide students through seeds, cuttings, and plant care, sparking strong enthusiasm as locals share tips and specimens.
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Washington County
Mildred Tine
Wik Bown
Wilim Main
Maxerstown
James Maxey
Vince
Dane Welshthan
Hayers
Atel
Three Charged In Slaying Of State Trooper
Delaware attorneys plan to seek a grand jury session to consider first degree murder charges against Thomas Hoyt Wins on, Wilbert Weekly, and Edward Mayerhoter for the fatal shooting of Trooper Robert A. Part near the Dutch Village Motel. All three face $10,000 bail on two counts of burglary, grand larceny, and conspiracies. they were found flushed from a thicket near the scene.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Superior Court
New Castle County
Thomas Hoyt Winson
Wilbert i
Edward Mayerhoter
Long Island
N.Y
Robert A. Part
Dutch Village
Vil
Gary Smith Named To Dean's List In Towson Area
Gary E. Smith son of Roy T. Smith 1124 Crabs-Best of Season Henwood Ave has been named to the Dean's List at State Teacher's College for the spring term. He is in the upper 10 percent of his class with a history major and a Bachelor of Science degree expected this June.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Smith
Dean
Gary E. Smith
Roy TL. Smith
Henwood
Towson Ree
Lincoln
State Teacher's College
Roessner
Park Circle Tavern
Mel
Tenny Tellzer
Tron Theav
Woman's Day
GE. Moser
Mexico
George Flening
Charlesy
W.va
Plant
Init
Scienee Egies
Shar Saelis
Beauty Shop Proprietor Dies Sunday in Hagerstown
Jtulph J. De Pietro 46 of Way Wilson was born in Philadelphia and owned Ralphs Beauty Salon for 27 years. Surviving are Mae De Pietro and four sons, two brothers, a sister, and two grandchildren. Requiem Mass at St Marys Church Tuesday 10 am. burial Rose Hill Cemetery. Friends may call Mininch Funeral Home Monday 7 to 9 pm. Holy Name Society to meet at the funeral home to say the Rosary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard L. Felix
Leslie Pals
Wien
Intel
Ploromie Hollinger
Tigerstown
Chanbershuey Hospital
Tle
Maeve
Sane MV
Gatherine A. Shiller
Fagana
Fils Caghter
AK Wolfian
Brewinury Browdfording
Loan
Finith
Jtulph J. de Pietro
Wilson Biv
Washington County
Philadelphia
Luigi
Alvaria
Stephend de Pietro
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Holy Name Society
Ralph
Mae de Pietro
Hiehard
York
Robert
U.S. Army
Joseph
John
Arthur
Aurelia
Elenora Matura
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Paul Byrnes
Rose Ifill
Mininich Funeral
Hagerstown
Almanack For 1964 Predicts Much Wet Winter Weather
HAGERSTOWN AP The 1964 almanac predicts a cold, rainy winter with frequent snow days in the mid Atlantic region. It also notes a shift in format, moon phase based weather methods, and eclipses, while mentioning the Almanac’s long history and comparison to Farmers’ Almanac.
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Almanack
Hagerstown
Maryland
Hagerssnow
Capdava
William J. Hamilton
Civil Rights Legislation Faces Shape Up This Week
Washington AP notes the week will decide civil rights bill direction. House Judiciary plans label up revisions while Senate considers higher education funding and tax law hearings. Strong bipartisanship and compromise loom as leaders seek broader support.
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Washington
Congress
House
J House
Senate
Wayng Morse
D-Ore
Woll
Sim
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State Grange
Cullen
Jonny Swe Selony
Doppy Sue Selony
Eed Selony
Branklin Jr
Hospltal Hide Meaeertengs
I Ungerstown
Mred Salony
Phylis
Martin Solony
Ste Wash Phowl
Reat Ail
Michael Solonsles
Penhyt Lon
Tonya Sotory
Judernary
Sally
Laipe Erapeck
Mie Solony
Evel
P Pan
W. Sinclair Benehoff
Mabel Browse Linton
Mabel Brawse Tinson
Greensboro
N.C
Charles Town
Lymna
Mingo Ant
Mary's
Diutter
Tansoe Bard
Greenshore
Kingon
Moly Trinly
Paget
Calay
Washer Parts Headquarters
Weloger Rolls & Sarte
Penna, Ave
Hagerstows
Mad
Hagerstown Loan & Thrift Corp
Washington St
Herald-Mail
Hagerstown, Md
Williamsport
Old Town
Chae
Tavis Teiita
Shere
Antictan Auto Parts
D-Creek
Cartier
University
Ben Veal
Thei Cmily
Lang Meadow Shopping Center
GIA Pan
Tunkstown
Washington Street
Arthur F. Smith
Fee
Yale
Texaco, Inc
Amg J
Kene
Susser
BEAR
SEARS
Sears Roebuck and CO
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Adv
Ady
Landis H. Fox
JR. Cost Accountant
Tyler Service, Inc
Waterill
Charman Emanuel Celler
Dn.y
Robert ¥. Kennedy
Cellier
William M. Ake- Culloch
Ohio
McCulloch
Maryland Metals, Inc
W. Church St
Atty
Mobilheat
Machin Hardware Co
Ave
Sly
Stouffer Printing Co
Dial
P.T.A
Veterans of Civill
Boonsboro
Coldren
Agrs
Textace
Prospect & Penna, Ave
L. c/o
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