80 New Teachers Join Our Public Schools
Dozens of new hires assemble across several Maryland and West Virginia districts including Clear Spring, Boonsboro, Williamsport, Hagerstown, and Martinsburg. Names span Joseph Sokel, Miss Laurence Martin, Mrs Arnita Ernst, David BStol, Miss Dorcas Moore, Mrs Mabel Sehinit, Mrs Virginia Stephens, Miss Ruth Marlin, Miss Patricia Humelsine, Miss Nancy Marlin, Miss Barbara Ingram, Miss Ruth And MacCumbee, Miss Phyllis Taylor, Mrs Julia Miller, and many others with degrees from Frostburg State, Shepherd College, West Virginia University, and Maryland institutions arriving for 1962–63 teaching assignments.
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Clear Spring High
Joseph Sokel
Newark
West Virginia University
Del
Laurence Martin
Fairfick
Bluffton Gollere
Arnita D. Ernst
Clear Spring
University of Maryland
Hancock Senior High
Martha Breakall
Berkley Springs
Wals
West Virginia
Chambersturg
Indiana State College
Mabel A. H. Sehinit
Tinsborg
W. Va
Minnesota
Martinsving
J . Hazel P. Hayes
Bookkeeping
Hagerstown
Shepherd College
Boonsboro
Virginia T. Stephens
Martinsburg
W. Way
West Virginian University
MarGosburg
Charles
Flowers Jr
Williamsport
Milleraville State College
Bucknell University
Hancock
Horton L. Kerns
Hancocks
Frostburg Sale College
Harford
Gridgewater College
Cade
B. O'Brien
Dickinson College
Rutgers University
Fallsington
Barbara K. Ingram
Funkstown
Pembroke College
Potomac Junior High
Ruth and MacCumbee
Whylish
Frostburg State College
Thomas * M
Paramar
Shepherdstown
Shepherd
Judith R. Rosenberry
Frasburg State College
Fran
Lincolnshire
Joyce E
Davis
D. Wishard
Frostburg
Hagersin
Brigham Young Unit College
Fniversity
Mer County
Viniet Perliner
Deught
Aran
W. Frame
Pewgram
Uni- Airs
Jame Crane
Frosburg State Teachers College
Middletown
Jdaugansville
Ees
Rather G. Hemphill
Haparstown
Lock Haven
Seaside Park
Johns Hopkints University
Pangborn Boulevard
Clover C. Fearer
Six Ears
Barbara C. Hull
Towson State Teachers College
Heacher
Salem Avenue
Patricia L. Humelsine
Salem Ave
Frostbors State Teachers College
Winter Street
Janet G. Cookus
Hedgesville
Jones Springs
WY. Va
Shirley A. Horner
Winchester
Dundalk
Woodland Way
W. Merle Carmellus
Chestertown
Millington
Christa Gunther
Germany
Mary
Howell
Harpers Ferry
George ‘Washington University
Frederickounty
Kindersgarten
Helen C. Tiffany
Plainfield
N. T
Jere
North Street
Phyllis D. Taylor
Baltimore
Coppin
Patricia C. Parks
Towson State College
Cascade
Dorothy T. Applaialp
Fairfield
Canal Zone
Pennsylvania State University
Balboa
Lois V. Pryor
Snubhshore Rowe
Joanna
Nickell
Gettysburg
Dovwnsville
Patricia R. Farland
Miasburg
State Teachers College
Fountaindale
Gay F. Guptili
Slagerstown
Atlanta
Georgia
Agnes Scott College
Hercock
Marie K. Batterside
Great Cacapen
Gary D. Watcher
Berkeley Springs
W. Vs
Practice Shuffle Tilt At Funkstown Legion League
The Funkstown American Legion hosts a practice and shoot game for the Men’s United Shaffboard League against the JV F. W. team at the Legion home on Wednesday September 12 1962 at 8 p.m. Players should arrive by 7 p.m. A hoti ambulance is a helicopter ambulance.
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Funkstown American Legion
United Shaffboard League
JV. F. W
Legion
Funkstown
Area Deaths Frostburg Harold Fraley Former Potomac Edison Manager
Harold Fraley 44, former Potomac Edison Frostburg district manager, died Saturday at Miners Hospital Frostburg after a heart attack at home. Survived by widow Christina Kelly Fraley and one son Tiarald Michael Fraley. Funeral Tuesday 3:30 p.m. Frostburg Memorial Park. Honorary pallbearers named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frostburg
Harold Fraley
Potomac Edison Company
Boonsboro
Miners Hospital
Fraley
Cumberand
Martinsburg
Christinana Kelly Fratey
Tiarald Michael Fraley
Frosbburg
Froste
Burg Memorial Park
G. MacDonald
Ant, Bowen
C.D
Lyon
Soviets Warn US on Cuba and Arms Aid
Soviet statement claims missiles and technicians could be sent to Cuba at Havana’s request to teach modern weapons and defend Cuba from US threats. It argues the danger is not military action but the revolutionary spread. In Ohio, Mentor Township worries about mosquitoes, seeking pest control. a solution costs residents $30.00.
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Soviet Union
Suies Union
Cuba
Tot Cohen Arms
United States
Cleveland
Mentor Township
Living History Group Formed in 1960 Gathering
On February 21 1960 a group met with R A Darby founder of Living History Too at his Indian Springs home to form a group intended to boost interest in American heritage. The result was the formation of Company H Maryland Confederate States or America.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Darby
Living History
Indian Springs
Maryland
Confederate States
Amerina
Blue Goose Chosen Market Agent for Broad Area
Blue Goose Grow Inc of Fleetwood has been selected as market agent for a large geographic area extending through Berks and Lehigh counties and into New Jersey and beyond. The group plans a centralized sales program and a living history exhibit featuring Civil War era uniforms and memorabilia to promote fresh fruit production and distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis M. Shantz
Maryland
Berks
Lehigh
Appomattox
Pennsylvania
Thej
Pete' Lins
Blue Goose
Appalachian
Mak J
Berks-Lehigh
Delaware
New Jersey
Garden State
Camden
N. J
Springfield
Mass
Development Residents Press Developer Over Lacking Street
Residents of E Clifton Dr demand action from developer to fix mud holes and 4 to 6 foot streetside conditions in front of homes. Mayor and council discuss options while water charges and connections are debated. sewer and water facilities were noted as partially completed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willi
Mayer Malema
Mery EL Roney
David Saleem
Rober Kuczynski
F 'E. Clifton
Ax Street
Kuczynski
G. W. Wolfe
James Byram
Kyron
Nan Broadwater
John Howlett
Warren Seymourt
Roney
Seymour
John B
Gillette
Whitman, Reynardt and Associates
Sewey and Waterdikes
Alcohol, Speed Behind Maryland Highway Toll
Eighteen deaths on Maryland highways in the week ending September 9 1962. Alcohol contributed to six deaths and speed to nine with driver error in fifteen. Seven drivers and seven passengers plus four pedestrians were slain. Over nine weeks there were 115 highway deaths with alcohol and speed as major factors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Colotecarey Jarman
President backs priority bills stalled in House
Me said two other bills given top priority by the President would be set aside. One would authorize a three year, 900 million program to help cities solve mass transportation problems. The other would establish a 15,60 member youth conservation corps to combat joblessness. Senate leader noted House Rules Committee stalls both bills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Etererteneres
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Senate
Kennedy
Finance Committee
House
Youth Conservation Corps
House Rules Committee
U2 downing in China sparks mixed reactions and warnings
Foreign reactions range from Chinese insults toward the United States to warnings that spy flights over Communist China may continue. Washington officials say no halt on recon flights outside Soviet territory and Peiping honors the downed craft with propaganda while urging military readiness amid Cold War tensions.
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Tokyo
Hed Chingy
United States
China
Weiter
U.S
East China
Washington
State Department
Chinese Nationalis
Soviet Union
Prane
Red China
Sakhalin
Peiping
Air Force
Kennedy Ivas
Prayer for Deliverance and New Life in Faith
A religious prayer attributed to W. Ralph Ward, a bishop in Syracuse, calls on God to free believers from limiting thoughts and narrow beliefs. The text asks for a broad horizon and perseverance to victory, expressing trust in divine guidance and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Ralph Ward
Syracuse
The
Methodist Church
Ducks Chased From Tucson Store Pool Exhibit
Four youngsters paused beside a large water filled plastic pool in a Tucson store. They whispered then two boys removed ducks from under their jackets and tossed them in. After watching the ducks swim once, the youths fled the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson, Aziz
Tucson
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Charity K. Sweeney
Englisn I
Stephen FF. Austin
Parkersburg
Jane Humbertown
Beansboro Towler
Washington College
Mls
Carnegie Library School
Western Maryland College
Harald J
Boyl$ Er
Nashville, Tenn
George Peabody
George Peabody College
Arlington, National Cemetery
Jon Harman Wishmeyer
New Delhi
India
Battle of Cumberland
Iwciatransger
Hancool
Korea
Cpl
James E. Knox
M. Knox
Magnolia Ave
North Tiagerstown
Knox
Army Signal Corps
Ft. Gordon
Ekedly Kennedy
Shockey
Gulbransen, Kimball
Henry Fe Miller
Lyers & Pond
Geo, Shek
Melodigrand
Cable
Shockey Furittere Ce
Summit Ave
Giletie
Tewe
Yeymoer
Washington Cousty
Wee
Ty Fire
Wildlamepart
Peake Maceslary
Far East
Defense
Lin Pia
Pew Vic
London
Latorite Dairy Herald
U2s
Chiang Kai-shek
America
Lomdom Daily Telegraph
New York
Wdee Peco
Jen
Acta
Renault
ACT
Nico
Demus National Bank
Demus NG
TOV
Washington Street
Northern Avenue
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Virginia and
Coffman Ave
Ember Federal Mem Opt Insurance Corporation