Obituary notices from Clear Spring and surrounding areas
Mary Jane Sword 67 of Route 2 Blairs Valley dies after a 12 day illness at Washington County Hospital. Survived by daughter Dorothy Eichelberger and several siblings. funeral at Blairs Valley Church of God with burial in adjoining cemetery. Edith E Zimmerman 74 of Silver Spring dies after brief illness. survived by two daughters and six grandchildren. services at Shankstown Church near Big Pool. Funeral home viewings. Mary F Smith 73 of Hagerstown dies at Gateway Nursing Home. survived by six sons and several siblings. burial Rest Haven Cemetery. Saylor J Smith 59 former Naxgrstown restaurateur dies in Washington, D.C. area. Several other obituaries listed with residences in Hagerstown, Boonsboro, Clear Spring and surrounding towns.
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Mary Jane
Clear Spring
Catheerine Suffacool
Florence Sword
Helen Keefer
Grover
Fred
Jess
Blairs Valley
Rowland Funeral Home
Leon Smith
Falls Church
Jack L. Smith
Washington, D. C
Lillian Jones
Randolph Smith
New York City
Harrisonburg
First Baptist Church
Sarah M. Propes
Sarah Mae Propes
E. Franklin Sr
Washington County Hospital
Combo
W. Va
Benjamin G. Racey
Martinsborg
Bertie M. Manuel Racey
Propes
Hagerstown
Wanda J. Socks
Vernon W. Ayers
Ronald E. Ayers
Raymond Racey
Elmer Racey
Martins-burg
Lillian Jacobs
Martinsburg
Helen Gotf
Julia
Eileen Coulter
Rouze
Edith E. Zimmerman
Remington Drive
Silver Spring
Chambersburg
Albert R. Zimmerman
Holy Cross Hospital
Big Pool
William A
Mary Ellen (Beard) Tice
Church of Jeans Christ of Latter Day Saints
Vera Lake
Upper Darby
Pegey M. Sipes
Loie Margaret Mason
Mary F. Smith
Mary Emma Smith
George F. Smith
Gateway Nursing Home
David and
Clara Reed Parlett
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Smith Ieaves
Delmar R
George P
Hawaii
Charles L
Selinsgrove
Richard M
U.S. Air Force
Philippines
Hubert H
Carrollton
Roy Parlett
Wagerstown
Russell Parlett
Luray
William Parlett
Paul Parlett
Beatrice Pleasant
Mildred Este
Rest Haven
Robert S. Fassarelli
Martha Miller
Marie Hawks
Boons Gore
William
Boonsboro
Richard
Frederick
Luther
New Industry Might Locate At Greencastle
In Greencastle Pennsylvania a new industrial firm may locate if financing is secured. A G Crunkleton president of Greencastle development Corporation said the plant would employ 75 to 100 year round workers plus a local supervisory staff. The project needs 275000 dollars from local banks development financing and individuals with at least 50 percent from local banks 40 percent from the Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority and 10 percent from private investments.
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Greencastle
A. G. Crunkleton
Is Greencastle Sevelopment Corporation
Pennsylvania Industrial Development Authority
Stock Market Irregular In Early Trading
New York AP reports strength in American Telephone with irregular early gains. AT&T rose sharply as one of the most active stocks, attracting renewed investor demand. Telephone advanced 44 to 69 amid large initial blocks and heavy trade, delaying the opening.
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New York
At&t
Telephone
Engineers Inspect Interstate 81 Plan Feature of S E meet
Hagerstown Mary land Society of Professional Engineers begins its 195-68 season with an inspection tour of Interstate Rt 81 near Rt 1L at Robert C. Ryan as Albert F Grubb of the Bureau of Bridges of the State Roads Commission attends. Milestone Farm in Durham N C hosts a pre tour reception with a scholarship invitation from the American Fund for Dental Education. New officers start their terms at this meeting with Alvin C Doering as president Claude D Williams as vice president and Harold E Smith as secretary treasurer.
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Hagerstown
Maryland Society of Professional Engineers
Robert C. Ryan
Williamsport
George C. Myers
Albert F Grubb
Northridge Drive
Durham
Earger
C. Wiliam Hetzer
Ajfi0
American Fund For Charter
Milestone
N.C
Troops See Hello Dolly in South Viet Nam
Washington AP reports American troops in South Vietnam will see the Mary Martin company's Hello Dolly. The Soviet government reportedly would not permit the production, leaving troops to view the show locally.
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Washington
South Viet Nam
Mary Martin Company
Navy and Pentagon Clash Over Tear Gas Use in Vietnam War
Pentagon declines comment on latest tear gas incident in Vietnam as debate grows over policy. Gen Westmoreland’s command says nonlethal gas used to disperse crowds. spokesman notes directive limits and that authorization rests with army leadership, while reports claim Marines employed tear gas to clear civilians and Viet Cong areas.
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Pentagon
Viet Nam
Elyon C. Fay
Washington
Viet Nai
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Saigon
Willian
Westmore
Trent
Aus
Viet
Nam
Hanoi
U.S
Oreat
MATS
Ee Moreland
Westmoreland
Penpe
Ameri't Os Associated Presa
Fantieg Ican
Marine Battalion
Prayer for guidance as students begin new school year
Prayer asks Divine Teacher for guidance as millions of students enter fall term. James Ross McCain of Agnes Scott College encircles teachers and parents in wise planning and presence, even if formal worship is not possible, in the name of Thyself.
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James Ross McCain
Decatur
Agnes ‘Scott College
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Smith Saylor J, Smith
Naxgrstown
Freeman's Hospital
Washington, D.C
Smitty'n Dry Cleaners
Smithburger
Jonathanet
Busines
David L Griffith
Harry C, Greenwald
Rose Gerber
East Lee
Harry C. Greenwald
Charleston
McKeesport
Anna M. Cowden
Garlock
Rovzer Funeral
Carl G. Franklin
St. Paul's Cemetery
Western Pike
Fis
Frank B. Eddy
Frank ‘Brooks Eddy
Mr. Eddy
Washington County
West Virginia
Ae ‘Bport
Ong
Lustre
Weaurrdtigel
Allan
SIZES
Odiorils
America
Bermuda
AMD
Shir
Hilton Ahirty
Dickson Fall
Dolly
Robert C, Ryan
Barraes