17 Year Old Father Is Killed In Marlowe Crash
Floyd Leon Sisler 17 of Marlowe W Va died Saturday night when the car he rode in as a passenger crashed into a tree along Route 1 near Marlowe. His wife Irene Morria Sisler 1 is in satisfactory condition. their four month old son Floyd Leon Sisler Jr survived uninjured. Driver faced no charges as investigators work the scene citing loss of control. Two other youths, Eloer Griffith 14 and Judy Morris 15, were injured. Sisler, employed at Grey Concrete Pipe, was a son of Francis E. and Mildred Wolfe Sisler and leaves brothers and sisters in Hagerstown and Williamsport families. Funeral services are set for Thursday at Rest Haven Funeral Chapel in Martinsburg with burial in Rest Haven Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Leon Sisler
Wy Franklin Sr
Marlowe
W. Va
Berkeley County
Sisler
Irene Morria
Washington County
Floyd Leon Sisler Jr
Howard N. Weeks
Eloer T. Griffith
Rt. 1
Boonehore
Judy Morris
Arstown
Martinsburg
Griffith
Williamsport Ambulance
Grey Concrete Pipe Company
Mennonite
Pondsville
Francis E
Mildred Wolfe
Merth Hagerstown High School
Francia E. Sigler Jr
Cascade
James
Hagerstown
Mary McDonald
Chewsville
Shirley Stodlemyer
Halfway
Betty Kershner
Miss Ruth Sisters
Rt. 2
Wiliamsport
Foster
Laister
Connie Poole
Galen M. Lingenfalter
Rest Haven
Williamsport Obituaries Forward Several Local Deaths
Obituaries list multiple local figures including Jerry Elias Young age 8 of Route 1 Williamsport who died at Washington County Hospital after a three week illness and Elizabeth Margaret Dick 80 of 609 Frederick St Williamsport who died at Williamsport Sanitarium. Also noted are Earl Theodore Zimmerman 72 of 1208 Conocoheague Williamsport and Mrs Martha Amelia Coffman 62 of Baltimore with services planned at Leaf Funeral Home Williamsport and Ak Coffman Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Margaret Dick
Edward H. Dick
Frederick St
Earl Theodore
Doc) Zimmerman
Conocoeheague St
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Cletusant
Mary Jane Trumpower Zimmerman
Area Deaths and Obituaries Across Several Towns
Obituaries from Middletown Martinsburg Needmore and Needmore Pa report James W Turner and John William Richmond among the deceased. Services for Turner are set at 2 p.m. Wednesday at Gladhill Funeral Home Middletown with burial at Mt Hope Cemetery Locust Valley. Richmond 54 of 1005 Tennessee Ave died Sunday in Kings Daughters Hospital after 36 years as a plumber with H C Hamnane & Son. He leaves wife Nellie and two daughters and four brothers plus seven sisters. Services at Brown Funeral Home 1 30 p.m. Wednesday with burial at Pleasant View Memory Garden. Moose memorial services scheduled. Oza W Morris 2 Route 1 Needmore Pa died Friday evening at McConnellsburg Fulton County Medical Center. He was a Nazarene church member and a carpenter's Local No 616 rep. He is survived by wife Hosa Daniels Martis son Wilbur K and four grandchildren. Funeral at Pleasant Ridge Nazarene Church Monday at 7 p.m. with burial in Martinsburg West Virginia. The family will receive friends at Sipes Funeral Home Harrisonville Pa Sunday afternoon and evening.
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Jerry Elias Young
Route 1
Williamsport
Washington County Hospital
Jerry
Elizabeth Thomas Young
Byron's
Tangery
Young
Sophie Young
Pauline Katze
Rt. 1
Lula Clanelli
Hagerstown
Lucille Hoffman
Evub Church
John C. Britcher
Greenlawn Cemetery
Leat
AK. Coffman Funeral Home
Dewitt Miller
Rose Hill Cemetery
Williamsport Sanitarium
Henry
Mary Tureel Doornberger
St. John's Lutheran Church
LCW Circle No. 5
American Legion Auxiliary Land
Last Woman's Club
George Bellamy
Hagers- Town
Richard E. Dick
Henry Doornberger
Hagers
Coffman Funeral Home
I Fred Gross
Thei
Funkstown Rod and Gun Club
William Zimmerman
Russell Zimmerman
Leaf Funeral Home
Greenlawn
Willamsport
James W. Turner
Middletown
James W
Turner
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Gladhill Funeral Home
Earl Zigler
Mt. Hope Cemetery
Locust Valley
Martinsburg
W. Va
John William Richmond
Tennessee Ave
Kings Daughters Hospital
Berkeley
County
Oma Crawford Richmond
Hedgesville
Lee Richmond
H.C. Hamnane & Son
Martinsburg Lodge No.20
Loyal Order of Moose
Richmond
Nellie Turner Richmond
William H. Richmond
W. John St
Miss Belly Richmond
Rose Horton
Carlsbad
N.M
Harry Richmond
George Richmond
Raymond Richmond
Gid Mill Rd
Homer Richmond
Ethel Mason
Virginia Ave
Bessie Mason
Queen St
Gladys Albright
Marlowe
Frances Keesecker
Fredericksburg
Mildred Everhart
Lilly Bowers
Sledgesville
Elsie Candy
Lestown
Brown Funeral Home
J. Ray
Nond Wood
Trinity Methodist Church
Needmore
Oza W. Morris
McConnellsburg
Fulton County Medical Center
Alexander and
Janette Allamong Morris
Pleasant Ridge
the Nazarene
Carpenter's
Chambersburg
Hosa Daniels Martis
Wilbur K
Minnie E. Fleming
Two British Ministers Fly To Rhodesia
Commonwealth Secretary Bowden and Attorney General Jones depart London for Rhodesia for talks with Premier Ino Smith. Officials say talks aim to survey opinions and are not a negotiation, with Governor Gibbs as liaison.
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Rhodesia
Louis Mevin
London
Commonwealth
Rbert Bowden
Elwyn Jones
Bowden
Jones
Ino Smith
Harold Wilson
Tet
Salisbury
Smith
Wilson
Gov. Geo
Humphrey Gibbs
St Marks Scouts Honor Court At Funkstown Park
St Marks Troop 26 of St Mark s Lutheran Church held a ven ie and court of honor at Funkstown Community Park. Scouts earning merit badges at Camp Sinoquipe were cited Franklin Shupp Kent Faughander and Terry Ruth won second class ranks while Edwin Snapp earned the star. Earning badges were Ronald Gossard Curtis Hornbecker Daren Mullenix John Moser Ricky Suimmel Alvey Sollenberg John Hamilton Doug Smith Stephen Elliott Ed Cunningham David Motz Tim Schindel Bob Hornbecker Edwin Snapp Tapped for the Order of the Arrow were Tom Bell Tim Schindel Curtis Hornbecker and Ricky Stimmel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Camp Sinoquipe
Franklin Shupp
Kent Faughander
Terry Ruth
Edwin Snapp
Ronald Gossard
Curtis Hornbecker
Daren Mullenix
John Moser
Ricky Suimmel
Alvey Sollenberger
John Hamilton
Doug Smith
Stephen Elliott
Ed Cunningham
David Motz
Tim Schindel
Bob Hornbecker
Order of the Arrow
Tom Bell
Ricky Stimmel
Stock Market Irregularly Higher Today
The New York market moved irregularly higher in moderate early trading with 2 to 3 point moves among major issues. IBM rose about 3 points while Du Pont slipped about 3. Polaroid and Xerox fell over 2. Several airlines and manufacturers showed fractional losses, while Ford Chrysler Goodrich Sears Roebuck Raytheon and others gained slightly.
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Ow York
IBM
du Pont
Polaroid
Xerox
American Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Pfizer
Eastman Kodak
Kennecott
American Telephone
Boeing
United Aircraft
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Raytheon
Control Daly
Internations! Nickel
Quotations From Various Firms Listed In Local Exchange
A fragment lists prices and names from New York Exchange members and several Maryland firms including Hagerstown National Bank Surveying entities such as Ward Leonard and Landis Machine Co. It shows assorted figures like 1.20 and 7.00 and mentions Victor Products Core and Candis Tool Co in a miscellaneous market snapshot.
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Butcher & Erred
New York
Such Exchange
W. Washingtrnst
Hagertown
Maryland
Farmers & Merchants
Fiat National of Me
Hagerstown, Trust CO
Maryland Nal
Bank
Faterake Alton Camasay
Victor Products Core
Ward Leonard
W. FE
Prior Ca
Landis Machine
Ucandis Tool Co
Sudden Death Predicted Today For Rights Bill Clash
In Washington the clash over a civil rights bill moves to the Senate with strong opposition from Dirksen and Hart. The measure would ban housing discrimination in about 40 percent of units and allow voluntary prayers, while a cloture vote seeks to limit debate ahead of possible House action before adjournment.
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Jack Bell
Mansfield
Washington
Bothsday
Senate
Eret M. Dirksen
Philip'e
A. Hart
D-Mich
Johnson
Dirksen
Hart
House
Congress
Senate Democratic
Mike Mansfield
Eastern Shore Democrat Calls for Party Unity
Cambridge report quotes William L. Wise of the Regular Democratic Organization in Dorchester County urging unity after the recent Democratic primary. Wise backs George P. Mahoney for governor and stresses loyalty to the party.
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Eastern Shore Democrat
Cambridge (Ap
William L. Wise
Wise
Dorchester County
George P. Mahoney
Local Daily News Briefs Amid OCR Fragments
Fragmented text from a historical paper hints at local news items and notices. The readable portions show mentions of a Daily Mai type publication, press affiliations, and a population of monetary figures, but details are incomplete.
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MAI
AP News Dineatenee
Broadway PTA Seeks New Building For Broadway School
The Broadway Elementary PTA urges the county to inspect and approve construction of a new school building. With 500 students and only 20 percent facilities, they cite lack of toilets on the first floor basement, overcrowded admin space, and unsafe storage. They outline eight inadequate facilities and call for site purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broadway Elementary
PTA
V.E. Haysoeth
Broadway
Washington County Board of Education
Jnipter T
Prayer Today and the Power to Stand Free
A devotional prayer credits worship drama and art with liberating power. The speaker praises human dignity, claiming people are a little lower than God and crowned with glory, through Jesus Christ, in a Lexington Kentucky homiletics professor’s tribute.
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Jesus Christ
Dwight E. Stevenson
Lexington, Ky
Lexington Theological Seminary
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Martha Coffman
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Amy) Coffman
Samuel Coffman
Para St
Baltimore
Maland General Hospital
Downsville
William H
Ida Rowland Kendall
John W. Richmond
Perth
Mercury
St. Mark’s Scouts
Aett Aks Drug Store
ITN
Potomac 51
Vothawagen
Hes Dower
R Dirksen
Sinois
Broadway Pta
Motorola
Liertle
Liberal
Kate G& W
Washington St