Deaths in Greencastle and area noted in obituary column
The Greencastle area reports deaths including Mary A Miller 62 of 28 Mast Baltimore St Greencastle wife of Melchor S Miller and Mary Heckman 79 of 222 Mast Baltimore St Greencastle widow of Samuel F Heckman with services announced. Also Rudolph Smith 66 of Warfordsburg and Jesse W Henderson 33 of Largent W Va found deceased near Paw Paw with services planned. Burial details, survivor lists, and funeral arrangements provided for each.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary M. Milley
Mary A. Miler
Baltimore St
Greemastle
Waynesboro Hospital
Melchor S. Miller
Bor
Greencastle
Franklin County
Darrel Hi
Florence Ronders Mayugh
United Church of Christ
American Legion Auxiliary
Mea
May Y
Melchor D. Miller
George L. Miller
Paul D. Miller
Richard K. Miller
George Danzberger
Chambersburg
Donald Miller
Elza Zeigler
Allen Brumbaugh
Rt. A
Iilfar Mayhugh
New Milford
Robert Mayhugh
Waynesboro
Zimmerman Funeral Homne
Greencasle
the Tey
Luther G. Heister
Cedar Wi
Zimmerian
Roy
Patterson
Woodrow Cemetery
Bessie ¥. Heckman
Baltimore Street
Samuel F Heckman
Washington County Hospital
Tesday
Samuel
Alice Diep Statler
St. Stephens United Church of Christ
Upton
Sueviying
Harvey H. Myers
Charles Kriner
Clareince
Nelson Slatler
Minniel
St. Stephens Church
Don Creager Jena
Lester Misner
St. Thomas Cemetery
Electron ic Election and Space News Summary
The text reports a death in Chambersburg of Helen Gertrude Secrest aged 4, with funeral plans and a cancer charity note, followed by a Venus mission update on Mariner 2. It details course changes, equipment, and optimistic outlook from J. James and JPL as Mariner 2 aims within 9,000 miles of Venus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Gertrude Secrest
Highland Rd
Chambersburg
Chambersburg Hospital
Washington, Pa
W.W. Dinsmore
Ella
Perkins) Dinsmore
Fourth Street
Dinsmore
Claires
Lwraing Ville
Clarene Selence
N. Secrest
Donald W
Belly Warner
Vaughn Hardesty
Cleveland
Caio
Arthur Warner
Washington
Sellers Funeral Home
Levin W. Block
Park Fawn Cemetery
Franklin County
American Cancer Sacily
Kennedy Warns Castro About Soviet Arms
President Kennedy cautioned Castro on Soviet shipments to Cuba and rejected claims of imminent Soviet combat forces or U.S. base rights violations. Officials cited about 30 vessels delivering communications gear weapons economic aid and technicians since July with 3500 Soviet military technicians aiding setup and training for Cuban use of the arms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fran Rege WV
Cuba
Kennedy
Mondu Oia
Indonesia
Saviet
U.S
Bloc
Nennerdy
Russia
Guantanamo
Ben Bella Back Again In Control
ALGIERS AP Deputy Fre ler Ahmed Ben Bella's Political Bureau took control of Algiers for the second time after defeating local guerrilla warlords in a brief civil conflict. The pact ended Wilaya 4 control of the capital, with demilitarization to balance civilian authority and guerrilla power as elections are eyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algiers
Freler Ahmed Ben Bella
Echaos
Algiere
Wilaya Zones No. 4
Alglery
Hen Bella
Ben Bella
Wilaya 4
France
Wilayan
Wilaya Command
Acet Saadi
Saadi
Casbah
Ben Bela
Wilaya
Trops
Oran
Algiers Casbah
Peece
Ben. Bella
Prayer of Gratitude and Duty From Alfred Grant Walton
A prayer by Alfred Grant Walton of Brook- Ty, NY, minister at Flatbush Tompkins Congregational Church, calls for wholehearted giving to God, compassionate action, opposition to injustice, and living faith through deeds and witness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deeda
Alfred Grant Walton
Flatbush- Tompkinn Congregational
Skiff Christened Hagerstown At Wesel Ceremonies
Miss Sheetz christened the skiff Hagerstown during a Wesel ceremony. The report details a Maryland highway death toll with driver error and alcohol contributing causes, and recounts Miss Sheetz's European tour including West Berlin and East Berlin impressions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skiff
Hagerstown
Miss Sheetz
Wesel
Wesel Nawing
Tervals
Tind
Munich
Austria
Dusseldorff
Zommilee
Fran Wesel
Brigitte Kosthorst
RAF
Ted Wells
Christa Gunther
Europe
Misa Shealz
West Berlin
East Berlin
Steeonomy
East Leriin
West Bern
Kurfurstendam
Bor- Na
Opin Avenue
East T Berlin
Gheekpoint Charlie
Khrush Giving Cuba Castoffs in Way of Arms
Kennedy described Soviet arms sent to Cuba including Nike Hercules missiles with solid fuel engines and high explosive war heads. He noted extensive radar and electronic gear, plus hundreds of Soviet technicians and patrol craft. No evidence found of offensive ground missiles or Soviet bases in Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Khrush
Cuba
Kennedy
Castro
Ken Wey
Soviet Union
Deputies Are Thanked By Coin Club For Show Support
The Interstate Coin show thanked the sheriff's department for its patrol and help at the event held Saturday and Sunday. Chairman Paul W. Garling praised the efficiency of officers, noting coin dealers had never seen better cooperation. Officers on duty included James Powers, Charles Seufftins, Donald Alton, and Leister Sanogie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sheriff's Department
Paul Wi. Garling
Dee
James Powers
Charles Seufftins
Donald Alton
Hl Myers
Leister
Sanogie
New York Turn-Verein to Attend Antietam Reenactment
A group of New York Turn-Verein members and affiliated societies will travel to Hagerstown for the September 14 reenactment of the Battle of Antietam, with headquarters set at Hotel Alexander. Alfred F. Kiersehner leads the Antietam committee, noting the unit’s historic role as the Turner Rifles and its major Antietam participation amid heavy losses and a famed bayonet charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Antietam
Lincoln
William F. Smith
Fred
Dulles
Washington
John Watson Poster Dulles
Rio de Janeiro
Lillias Dulles Hinshaw
New York City
Avery Dulles
Woodstock
Allen
Central Inteligence Agency
Tom Tovell
Actis Equity
New _ York
Relings
Ewell
New York State
Sharpsburg
Pennsylvania
Harvey
Sting
Acay
Rawity
Missouri
Union
New Yorker
Turn-Verein
Potomac
Japan to Start Its Own Peace Corps Program
Japan plans to launch a domestic version of the Peace Corps next April. Foreign Office sources said the plan will be unveiled at the international Peace Corps conference called by President Kennedy in San Juan Puerto Rico. The move signals Japan’s aim to contribute to international service and development through volunteer work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Whiston Churchill
Lst
Conservative Party
Churchill
Anthony Montagie-Browne
Winston
Ea Wing
Alice
William C. Doherty
National Association of Letter Carriers
Post Office Department
J. Edward Day
Associat Finn's
Denver
Doerty
Cincinnati
Eva Estandiary
Soraya
Iran
Munich
Germant Nisionaire
Takyyo
Japan
U.S
Kennedy
Foreign Office
Sais
San Juan
Puerto Rico
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James
Ees Maryland Mariner 2
Venus
Warfordsburg
Rudolph Smith
Heard
Needmore
Hisie
Michael Forst
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Gilbert A. Fischer
Medical Center
McConnellsburg
Amaranth Church of the Brethren
Perry Liskey
Pasadena
Calif
United States
Mariner 2
Earth
Cape Canavera
Fla
Tosday
Spacecrants
Mariner Project
Jack James
Mariner 3
Algeria
Shirley Lion
Montgomery Advertiser
Edward Dunn
Maxwell Air Force
Pyatas
Joseph Thomas Ili
Boonstorn
A & Ter
We Marylard State Fair
Timonivim
Maryland
Mnt
Germ Wormin
Lloyyring
Berlin Wall
Wall
Garey Jarman
Coin Club
SE Rere
Finance Corporation
Ty Piet Chusd Te
Yaireees
N.Y
Legm_Post
Veterans of World Wars
Michigan
Greece
Belgium
Switzerland
Portugal
U Thant
United Nations
Soyick
Khrishehey
Kiscushehey
U.N. General Assembly
John Foster Dyes
Jefl An
Peace Corps
Lynnon Johnson
Rime
Johnson
Maly
Allens
PI Gli
Akron
Ios Cepa
Peeee Et
Ourasse
Comfortasle
Eakles
Mutual Insurantca
Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Montgomery County
Keller, Stonebraker Company
Regent
Patteson Agency, Inc
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
Sandy Spring
Walker
Spring
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