Dozen Homes Transferred In Local Real Estate Market
A series of property transfers are recorded in the local market, including deeds involving Florida residents, and multiple parcels along streets such as U. S. Mount Rd, Baltimore St, Red Oak Dr, and Frederick St. Transactions list buyers and sellers like Charles M. Danzer, Anna Henry Fo Startiper, Elias Murin, Jerome Quinn, Orchard Homes Inc, and others with properties described as dwellings and tracts in Districts 13, 27 and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fla
John Syteh
Terrace North
Varas
U. S. Mount Rd
Wastrict
Charles M. Danzer
Anna
Henry Fo Startiper
Danzer Whitcomb
Charles A
Thomas N. Hors
East Papa
Neck
Baltimore St
Jerome Quinn
Isarlend Corp
Elias Murin
Donal
Vraya6
Elmer S. Bailey
Lloyd E. Rockwell
Crest
Charles M. Bowers
William V. Anderson
Red Oak
Orchard Homes, Inc
Jerry L Nedenhouser
Orchard Homes
Dawies A. Short, Sr
Avifar
Preston Lean Drury
Bower
R. Eugene Vite
Small Business Institute Planned for Fall Session
The Small Business Administration announces a nine session institute running September 25 to November 13 at the Chamber of Commerce in Hagerstown. Sessions cover management, accounts, financial and legal management, human resources, promotion, advertising, and business conditions with speakers from CitiEx, Ballimore Banks, McCormick and Co., and University of Rathmore. Fee is 45 dollars. enrollment urged before sessions fill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Small Business Institute
Page$ Horne
Funelians
la “C. White
Citiex
Campens
Cart F Bromwell
Prestival
Balliniore National Banks
Iuman
Brantley Watson
McCormick
Wil Heron
Jamies
Sehanl
Business Administration
University of Rathmore
Washinton County
Bike Thief Hunted as Youth Robs Local Yard
Reported bike thefts by juvenile thieves from Hagerstown spread to Waosh imeton County. A small light-haired youth entered Vernon Shipley’s yard yesterday afternoon and took Nellie Shipley’s painted bike. The youth was last seen heading toward Hagerstown along RL 40. Shipley says she will not prosecute if he returns the bike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Shipley
Nellie Shipley
Magerstown
Cuban vessel Bahia We Nipe sails for Havana amid political asylum tensions
The Cuban freighter Bahia We Nipe, carrying sugar, departed Port of Norfolk after mutinous crew members seized control and steered toward Chesapeake Bay en route to a Baltic port. Seventeen Aug ship, 23 crew overpowered by defectors, destination uncertain as it entered Shealas water.
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Nortola
Bahia
Havana
Ublan
Virginia
Seachout
Chesapeake Bay
Cuber
Baltic
Explosion Report Signals Start of Series in London Broadcast
A fragmentary London radio report notes a blast on Friday night as the first in a series of events. The Home Service said the explosion occurred with limited detail and warnings of further disturbances followed.
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London
ARH
Masten
Mt Clear
Jae
Floating wire screen experiment explained
A 1981 General Features Corp. note describes making four flat buttonlike screens from new screen wire and a water dish. One screen remains afloat when carefully placed on water, while others sink if submerged or placed on soapy water due to surface tension and weight interactions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Brown
Copybolt
General Features Corp
Army Band Member Completes First Month in Service
An Army band recruit, Vin dune, completes his first month of service after training at Fort Jackson. He has been selected to attend the U.S. Naval School of Music and is assigned as a bandsman at Fort Meade, Washington D.C., with duties in the 2nd Armored unit in the seven state area.
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Hanaki
Spes
Mtr
Mfrs
Carl Rd
Hagerstown
Dhani
Fort Jackson
Naval School of Music
Wishington
D.C
Kort Meare
May
Unegeestown
Utah
Sebiol
Service News Showcases Army Enlistees From Local Areas
Local names mark recruits in the 1,700-strong infantry division newly assigned to duties with the Kansas-based unit. Families from Hancock High School and Meade quarters company send graduates to Fort Knox and Port Monmouth for advanced training in radar, microwave, and signal equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weyeacaul Sulilier Wittendey Hancock High
Scbodt Balnier
Sl Armat
Meade
Abswapild
Sr Lodgentente
Sarth Ungerstown High Selves
Rites
Oben
Wrigerstone
Aruy
Port Monon
Ad Reva Nuure
Tornado survivors recount dog incident and debris aftermath
A resident recalls the night of the tornado and a dog sitting on his face while debris destroyed their apartment. He describes being pinned by debris and the emotional impact of the disaster as he and others cope with the aftermath.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carson
Allies Near Agreement On Strategy In Berlin Crisis
Reports quote an unidentified official that East Germany plans arrests and mass deportations across Berlin and the border, including temporary closure of crossing points. Western ministers reportedly back firm protests and measures to seal off communist zones while preserving secrecy until action.
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East Germany
Berlin
Germany
United States
Britain
State Department
Kheushchev
Stontay
Muskordie
Orfickaky
Ihab
Traftie
Rusk
Gromyka
Ible Taiferstood
Kennedy
Wlintala
Five Priests Arrested After Havana Church Riot
Police clash with government supporters and demonstrators near the Havana Church of the Charity as five priests including Bishop Extiarda Masvidal are arrested following a Sunday riot. The incident involved priests, militia, and Cuban authorities in a tense downtown Havana confrontation.
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MIAME
Pla
API
Haviuty
Church of the, Chiavity
Extiarda Masvidal
Miami
HPAL
Sehurch
Oity
Agnelio Blanco
Francisco Rotey
Pedro Wirait
Arnaldo Brann
Mather Wan
Maya
Souress
Miblia
Hig Noman Catholic
Novisme of
San Estanislao
Calyarivabe Chuech
Fidel Castra
Iscores
Chuvel i Iowntown
Havana
Area Drivers Lose Licenses
The department of Motor Vehicles lists dispositions for cases. Driving privileges revoked for Edward Joseph Lynn and Richard Fremmnant Messner. Licenses reissued for Leonard F. Kershner Jr and Extwin Mussell Brown. Driving privileges revoked for Leon Calvin Moser and Homer Charles Mowbray. Licenses suspended for Walter Ernest Deershack one month and Richard Lewis Heppagerstown Jit for five. A Bermuda Hurricane Esther location note appears with approximate movement northwesterly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Joseph Lynn
Hancock RL
Richard Fremmnant Messner
Bay St
Thurmont
Leonard F. Kershner, Jr
Williamsport Rt
Extwin Mussell Brown
Lantz Ht
Leon Calvin Moser
Boonsboro
Homer Charles Mowbray
Ig Ridge Ave
Magerstowns
Peter Frederick Mexander
Myersville
Walter Ernest Deershack
Williamsport
Richard Lewis
Field Day To Feature Awards To Landowners
The second annual Tristate Forestry Field Day will be held October 19 in Multon County Pennsylvania. Landowners from Maryland Pennsylvania and West Virginia will receive Tree Farm certificates for adopting forestry practices as sponsors note. Eight prizes totaling 250 dollars will be awarded for a tree planting contest in Hancock area with public invited to attend the program featuring judging contests and demonstrations of forestry practices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phe
A.B. Ruppenthal
Cork
Multon County
Maryland
Pennsylvi
West Virginia
David W. Sowers
Hinvack
Maryland Tree Farm Committee
Siang Aul
Sowers
Ure Chammen
Hancock Bank
Branks Smith
Hancock
Gruppenthal
Cancer Society Raises 36 Million for Research
The American Cancer Society revived to 36,033,805 in 1961 for cancer research and education. The society announced Friday the fund drive raised 90,601,005 with 5,342,000 from quests and legacies. The total compares to 39,228,745 received in 1960.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Cancer Society
Society
Rockefeller's Son-In-Law Faces Jail For Desegregation Protest
In Jackson Mississippi AP report: Theo, Pierson, and 12 other Episcopal clergy members including Mucked Feller's son-in-law were convicted of breach of the peace for attempting to desegregate a bus terminal. Sentences ranged up to 90 days with fines. appeals bonds posted and release followed. Some ministers prepared to travel to Detroit for a convention while others awaited sentencing.
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New York
City
Evanston
Samme
Yale University Chielain
Willi S. Coffin
Presbyterian
Freedom
Montgomery
Ala
Alex Marks
Imme
Jacksonl
Mississippi
Thei Frith
Robert Nichools
Eisilay
Joh Cracker
Providenes
Spencer
Cracker
Two Break-Ins Reported At Local Service Station
Hagenstawen City Police investigate two mini robberies this morning. A Coke machine at Marty Snook's Esso Service shows missing coins and broken bottles, with about $100 in nickels dimes and quarters gone. A separate report cites a stolen car battery from a 154 Ford left at the station, valued at six-volt heavy duty.
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Hagenstawen
Robert Ruwward
Shiller
Virginia Ave
Posie
Marty Snook
Esso
Pennsylvania
William 7 Shrader
N. Mulberry St
Tale
Obituary notices from Maryland and nearby towns
Obituaries list several residents including Mary Hovermill of Silver Spring and Raymond Wolfe of Smithsburg with service details. Also noted are infant Sarah Ellen Mentzer of Williamsport and others from Ambridge, Big Cove Tannery, and Cashtown with family survivors, burial plans, and funeral home arrangements. Services arise from Antioch Christian Church, St Bernadette’s, Pleasant Valley Church, and Riverview Cemetery, with dates pending.
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Kcaunangd
Ambridge
Va Anil
Gladys Q. Weller
Ble
Tann Afler
Antioch Christian Church
Floyd Truax
T. P. Garland
Mary & Hovermill
Mary EL Hovermill
Dimmser
Silver Spring
Mal
Harry Hovvermill
Harry BE. Hovermill
Anna. Butler
Maud Maals
Virginia A. Mathews
St. Bernadette’s Catholic Church
Silver Sprinz
Parkawa Cemetery
Raymond Wolfe
Raymond Walfe
Smithsburg
Washington Couny Hospital
Alice Draper Wolfe
Yne Fate Albert Wolfe
Brethren Church
Pleasant Valley
A. Richard Wolfe
Greensburg
J. Hubert Wolfe
Milton TR. Wolfe
Sarker & Wolfe
Wellie Wolfe
Pleasant Valley Church
Albert Miller
Minnieh
Simitsburg
Sarah Ellen Menteer
Allen Jr
Shirley Jodson Mentzer
N. Mulberry St
Washington County Hospital
John W. Dodson
Airy
Mid
Holand
Mentzer
Williamsport
Riverview Cemetery
Wide Search For Escapees In Towson Md
Maryland authorities hunt three prisoners who escaped custody Friday while being escorted back to jail near Towson. Two suspects, William L. Loudermilk 21 and Joseph V. Mare 23, both of Baltimore, reportedly headed north after stealing a car near the Pennsylvania line along the Baltimore Harrisburg Expressway. A third fugitive, Eugene Williamset 21, also of Baltimore, may be at large or in a stolen vehicle. One of the pair surrendered after a warning shot. Leonard Bridenstein 20 of Churchville and Frederick I. Bowser 21 of Baltimore were identified as those who yielded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towson
API —Baltimors
William L. Loudermilk
Joseph V. Mare
Ballimore, Stale & Car
Pennsylvania
Ballimore-Harrisburg
Leonard Bridenstein
Churchville
Frederick I. Bowser
Baltimore
Nowser
Oyil
Betts Resigns from 17600 Post in Civil War Centen nial Commission
Betts resigns as executive director of the Civil War Centennial Commission after the panel votes 10 to 5 to dismiss him. The former Washington investment banker, now in Cantonsville, says the states and localities should run commemorations without Washington dictation. A five member committee seeks a replacement and questions the artifice of reenactments in centennial events.
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Washington
Karl
Belty
Comultant
Betts
Ie Camenission
Hep
Frink &, Smith
Tte Commission
Yeh
Bicre
Belts
Catonsville
Mas
Jacqueline Too Like Mannequin
Maryland's largest savings and loan association reports public reaction to Jacqueline Kennedy's image and fashion in a survey of teen readers. Critics say the feature emphasizes style over policy and resembles a fashion trend piece more than a political portrait.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WACUE
Nfolland
Priday
Caluna
Reigis
Tadetine Kennedy
Lions
Brigitte
Fumn
Jacqueline
Baltimglew
Maryland
Regulators Tackle Give Away Practices At Hearing
Representatives from two smaller associations argued over giveaway incentives used to lure members during a three hour hearing led by state official Mhert W Ward director of the Department of Assessments and Taxation. Ward said he would announce regulations at the next board meeting set for September 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mhert W. Ward
State Department of Assessments
Ward
Board of Uniting, Savings and Loan Association
Ney Bat
Inner values prayer for focus and purpose
Nudley Strain Taurihes minister offers a prayer asking readers to turn from outer distractions to inner values. He requests guidance to focus thoughts on purposes and ambitions and to prepare for larger tasks through humility and faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Nudley Strain
Taurihes
Christ
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