Local Deaths and Obits Stir Town News
Obituaries and notices report the death of Paul Farrener Vout at 68 after a heart attack and list surviving relatives including daughters and grandchildren. Separate notices mention Alberta Byer Shaw, widow of Charles Shaw, with details of residence and Washington County ties, plus additional family and funeral arrangements. The page also covers a murder case against James Campbell, with police testimony, arrest, and forthcoming funeral details for related parties, plus notes on local school staffing and medical examiner listings.
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Paul
Farrener
Pernsner
Gal
Kaur Licks
Uie
Samuel
Mary Chrewer Fernyder
Morrne Rock
American Legion
Chesapeake Motor Lines
Mallimore
Mes
H. Dane Sterting
Magers
Jernsner
Takers
George Whetstone
Fiekle Fine
Lum
Yan Wei
Chenty
Alberta Byer Shaw
Charles Shaw
Wootrvin Ave
Washington County
Corkytelle
Christian
Baer
Ye Brethren Church
Washington
Minet Brethren Church
Ilichard Shaw
Salisbury
Slater
Jobe 1
Helphard
Angerstown
Willan Hikle
Agers
Town
Watt Tophews
Ad Caffann
James G. Campbell
Iormons Ave
James Strine
Campbell
Yura
Gincer R. Haden
K. Gouff
Washington Co
Amy
James J Camppbell
Dre
Tide
Gaus
Halen
Caophiell
Gaull
Haden
Udon
Ditto
Campbell Pal
Ivan Thal
Edwin Rifey
Tay
Wiley Wangoner
Fins Wits
Thty Etty
Inden
Geltysburg
Piyl
Wiestile
Slate
David Poole
Hawa Oof Gener Oauphrey
Wargatier
Watihl
New County Teachers Join School Staffs This September
Washington County announces a large influx of new teachers for the upcoming school year. Among hires are Antietam Street residents and graduates from West Virginia and Arlington programs, with several holding bachelor degrees and teaching experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County
William
Awothe County
Antietam
Hohnita
Tisl
West Virginia
Iran
Hogesville
A.B. Shepherd
M.A
Univ. Aoonshero
Tlith E. Rewsey
Ashland
Que
Ashland Collope
Ohio
Rita Howard
Shepherd
Arlington
Hylgia M, Reid
Woody Water Taste Linked to Drought and Debris
City Water Superintendent Richard Willson said drought reduced river flow, failing to wash leaves and vegetation from the stream. He cited a woody taste in Potomac water, noting that river levels rarely flushed gunk this winter and suggesting Savage River Dam may push more water downstream. Fishermen and others report leaf litter in the river, while the department raises chlorine to counter algae taste, wary of a new chlorine flavor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rinhard Willson
Willson
Savage River
Potomac
Williamsport
Gi. W. Wolfe
Wolfe
Water Department
Vietnamese Must Fight To Get Aid
U S officials announce continued military aid to a South Vietnamese special force, outlining support and constraints. The force, seen as crucial for border and covert actions, faces halted training and payments amid broader Saigon political strains and Buddhist opposition fears.
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Washington Cab
United Tales
Mathis Prastarlay
Herrin
Stile Department
Ne Dinh Niu
Breather
South
Nain
Neo Pink View Ant
Belind Me
Raber
State Department
United States
Horne Corps
Hostio
Central Intelligense Ageney
Colta Qinwneung
Supxiter Ab
Forve
Ragon
CIA Way
Tify
Lo Saigon
Horlheyn
Soult
Viet Nami
Laos
Viet Nant
Hellow
Prey van Chang
Whe Kes
Vietnamass
Rovernment
Buddhdats
Chuong
Hadi Bean
Jury Ready For Boone Trial To Open Tomorrow
A jury was to be seated in 1S District Court for the mill fraud trial of A Garden Boone former speaker of the Maryland House of Delegates and three co defendants. Opening statements expected Wednesday after five days of juror questioning from about 140 people resulting in 34 potential jurors selected for a panel of 32 with four alternates. Co defendants include Gran Mensik Chicago financier Frank Megnirren Mensik's civil attorney and I Spencer Grow from Provo Utah. Funeral notices and unrelated local ads follow in the page.
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Mill Haud
A. Garden Boone
Maryland House of Delegates
Triselt
Mtorneys
White
Mimi
Inanenal Corp
Othnel
Hoone
Gran Mensik
Chicago
Frank Megnirren
Mensik
Civ
Spencer Grow
Savings and Loan
Prov
Utah
County Board’s Last Meeting Deals Budget and Care
The County Commissioners hold another morning session at the Courthouse Annex to review the aged home budget and expenses. They discuss care plans, funding, and a delayed project with rails in corridors, noting contributions totaling about 21 thousand from various sources and ongoing questions about future tenants and medical care needs.
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Norman Ayers
Munday
Soully
Prinnee
Robert Kikin
Wo Rayylam
Pahrney- Tahler
Reedy Home
County Guard
Evan Qffar
Chey Salt
Grassley
United Nativity Y
Temurity Tv
United Na Ase
Kens Uny
Sharsday
Gel
Plan Seminar On Employment Opportunities
A one day regional seminar on executive practices for minority employment opportunities will be held at Woll Avenue and Comiantee Street in Chonborshaeg starting at 1 pm Thursday October 24. The event is organized by Van Meyl Regional Staff Committee Chair and includes-trainers Jasper Ingersoll Richard Ludwig and Vincent Browne with US Labor Department regional staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Han Tenobutg
Forplayaent
Awewaeinte
Richard Karl Ludwig
Othole
Luther
Mehin
Hs Allot
Galleies
Labor Department
Qe Department of Leadership
Mesuuecus, the
Methodist Campus Rally Draws Maryland Interracial crowds
Methodists schedule Sunday meeting on the University of Maryland campus in Salisbury Maryland. An evangelistic rally is planned for October 27 with Bishop Love and Bishop Lord to address attendees, with John Wesley Lord of the Washington Area as speaker. Organizers aim to attract a large turnout amid a week of related events.
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Maryland
Peninsula
Love
Lord
Cal Chirell
Bison John Wesley
Washington Area
Service of Music in Baltimore and Tex Episcopal Restart
A Service of music will be presented by Ralph M Minnick. The event involves choirs and is connected to Franklin Me and Wesley Theological Seminary. Minnick is reassigned for technical training in Amarillo and Western Maryland College JAB Tex. The Rev Edward H Lewis chairs the Dallas Conference Board.
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Baltimore
Lackland Aur
Tex
Ralph M. Minnick
Btrs
Peanklin
Ye American University
Smoithsburg
Wesley ‘Theologies Seminary
Amarillo
Western Maryland College
Servier
Mitman
Westey
Aktorsgate
Lona
Edward H. Lewis
Ube Capitol Hil Methodist Church
Dallimore
Police To Use Women's Wigs In Night Patrol
Cleveland narcotics squad eyes hairpieces as concealment aids while officers prepare for undercover work and a suburban Cleveland Heights store executive fronts drug liaison plans. Far afield reports cover a Berlin space flight briefing and a large RAF airfield personnel exchange, with NASA and German officials noted among attendees.
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Cleveland
Oia
George Sperber
Land Heights
Hagerstown
Wastesboroan
Q Battalion
Berlin
Phil IG Bolger
Sales Clinic Open to Students by Chamber of Commerce
The Chamber of Commerce announces a Sales Development and Tina Relations Clinic for high school seniors in Washington Do. The program runs October 29 to November 1 from 9 to 12 am in Soul High auditorium. Completers will receive a certificate from the Washington County Board of Education to use as references for selling jobs. A longtime salesman trainer notes this is a first for the area.
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Chamber of Commerce
Washington
Chamber
Soul High
Washington County Board of Education
Dtes
Noward Wischanp
Bean
Weather Outlook Delays Rain Across the West
Forecasters say cloudy skies will persist with no rainfall expected in the area for several days. Gusty winds are not expected to affect temperatures, while recent readings dropped to 84 degrees in Bridgeport and Boonsboro.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Bridgeport
Boonsboro
Shooting Match Sat Oct 76 to 3 pan
Community event listing advertising a shooting match with SU target, Sam Street in Menutonsville, sponsors including Raritan Civ. Adv, and a Turkey Dinner Family Style on Wed Oct y6. The notice mentions local halls and groups like Fuckstown Five Hall Spans and Fuckstown Liang Plu, with incomplete details throughout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Street
Menutonsville
Iams
Oy Raritan
Liang Plu
Teens Discuss Need for County Vocational School
Boonsboro High School students from each course speak on whether the general curriculum prepares youths for work. They urge a county vocational high school or expanded adult education to provide auto work, specialized training, and retraining for those who missed vocational options.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Ashby
Boonsboro High School
Avonsboro High School
Ronnie
Boons
Guro High
Washington
Bonnie
Michael B Moler
Daniel B. Moler
Mike
Boonsboro
Charles Miller
Jeradhintee Kelios
Barbara Ann Crampian
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Wagerstown
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Michard
Teynalds
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Cal
U. S
Boone
Ite
Anyfustury
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Gy Timo) Lantwig
Nagerstand
St. John's
Sunidays and
Hetlays
Maryland Metals
Ady
Mobilheat Fuel
Turkey
Madhi Hardware
John's Reform
Adv
Sun
Moo
Andy Birmingham
Lincoln Lecelent
Waysite Inn
Rovssner Ave
Aly
Park Chela
Musbands
Tony Meadow Shopping Center
Adu
County Board
U. of Maryland
R. K. Ludwig
Milwaukee
Carh
Arthoy FO Smith
STARK
Staymar
York
Newman's
Smithsburg
Ladies Auxiliary Fairplay Fire Co
Fairplay
Carpets Incorporated
Mohawk
Calloway
Paramount
Sehoo
Fibley
Richard Maonly
Virgina Ave
Mrederick al Ely St
Fee
Texaco, Inc
J. F. Kane
D. J. Corear
TL Tome
Noarly
North
Bonnie Ron Bitner
Charles Bitner
Veasion
Bike Agrewl
Michael E. Moler
Charles Millar
Bonnie Ann Bitner
Barbara Ann Crampton
Holiday
Dick Betson
Washington County Hospital
Max Burkit
Lena Eva Norman
Hudson Norman & Children
Alsatia Club
West
Washington St
Avex
Public
Pam
Johnny Knepper
Ine
Poblic & Baals
Fort Potomse
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