Obituary notices for Joseph Fiery and related Smithsburg figures
Joseph Franklin Fiery 87 of Smithsburg Md died at home after a short illness. He was born in Clear Spring Md and was a farmer and fruit grower. Survived by widow Pearl Honodle Fiery two sons Nevin H Fiery and Lawrence A Fiery one daughter Martha C Fiery a brother Harry O Fiery two half-brothers Robert B Fiery Albert T Fiery Jr one half sister Mrs Louise Elliott and one grandchild Funeral at Minnich Funeral Home Smithsburg tomorrow at 2 pm with burial in Smithsburg Cemetery. Friends may call tonight 7 to 9 at the funeral home. Burial follows in Mount Hebron Cemetery and Elks rites to place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Fiery
Clearspring
Albert T
Catherine M. Gaver Fiery
Smithsburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Pearl Honodle Fiery
Nevin H. Fiery
Winchester
Lawrence A. Fiery
Martha C. Fiery
Harry O. Fiery
Harrisburg
Robert
Fiery
Hyattsville
Albert T. Fiery, Jr
Hagerstown
Louise Elliott
Minnich
Robert D. Hyson
Main St
E. Picca- Gilly St
Jessie H. Packett
Elks
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Packett
Jean Hofmeister
Baltimore
Albert G. Hillyard
Bangkok
Thaiband
Jean Hofmeister, Jr
J. William Hollis
M. Vincent Hollis
John C. Blackburn
Harry C. Stewart, Jr
Donald W. Stewart
Richard Lineburg
J. H. Yost, Sr
Oscar Lewis
W. F. Brown
Ronald Miller
Guy B. Watson
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Winchester Lodge
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Simmonds Service A funeral for Thomas G. Simmonds
Funeral services are planned for Thomas George Simmonds of Richmond who died Sunday. A Rosary is set for 7:30 this evening at John H. Enders Funeral Home Berryville. Burial with military honors at Arlington National Cemetery follows tomorrow afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas George Simmonds
Richmond
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Winchester
Henry Stragisher
John H. Enders
Berryville
Eustace Jackson
Ed Harris McDonald
Henry Clark
Larry Larrick
Jesse Longerbeam
Charles Whetzel
Arlington National Cemetery
Racial Demonstrations Wrap Ninth Night in Wisconsin Suburb
In Wauwatosa, Wisconsin, about 200 demonstrators marched under National Guard escort through a white suburb where earlier nights saw hostile crowds. Four blocks away, 300 whites were barricaded as crowds pressed demands for Circuit Judge Robert Cannon to resign over his ties to a Negro exclusion controversy.
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Wis
Wauwatosa
National
Rdsmen
Cirjcuit
Robert Cannon
Order of
Grow
Cannon
Purge of Winchester Precinct Books Under Way
Winchester central registrar Mrs. Robert Grim announced a January 1967 purge of registration books. Names to remove include deceased, relocated, or felons. transfers require address change notice and forms from the Frederick County treasurer. Transfers or registration must be completed by October 8 to vote on November 8. A separate New York note covers Gov. Rockefeller’s sex mix-up at a Greenwich Village event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Grim
Winchester
Ecthietos
DOOKS
Grim
Frederick County
Pond misused as swimming pool prompts fishing pond warning
Mr Barnett told Gay tet the pond is not a public swimming pool but a fishing pond, Deep and definite should not be used for swimming. The Recreation superintendent praised Bethy and Mike for rapid response in helping a child in the area. The pond is stocked with fish for the children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethy
Mike
Johnson to address Legion despite protest from veterans group
The American Veterans Committee urged President Johnson to cancel a White House plan to speak at the American Legion national convention in Washington. Senator Russell criticized a reservist activation bill as a pale substitute for needed measures. Lunar Orbiter readouts will begin after the craft cuts its bimat film at 2 10 p.m. EDT.
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Washington
American Veterans Committee
Johnson
American Legion
Legion
White House
District of Columbia
Richard B. Russell
Russell
House Armed Services Committee
Congress
Chinese Demonstrations in Peking Rally Against Soviet Embassy
A Japanese radio correspondent reports 500000 Chinese demonstrated outside the Soviet Embassy in Peking. It marks the second anti Soviet protest day in the Chinese capital, with other reporters noting the leadership may have called off today’s march to avoid straining Moscow ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tokyo
Peking
Moscow
Roanoke Marine Corporal and Portsmouth Private Killed in Vietnam
Defense Department reports Roanoke Marine Cpl. Paul M. Reed son of Mrs. Rod. Reed and Portsmouth Pfc. Milton L. Vaughan husband of Mrs. Bernice Vaughan killed in South Vietnam. Ottawa unions reject federal wage bill ending 118000 railroad workers strike deeming it no solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roanoke
Portsmouth
Defense Department
South Viet Nam
Marine Cpl
Paul M. Reed
Rod.imey B. Reed
Army Pfc
Milton L. Vaughan
Bernice. Vaughan
Ottawa
Faith the Hurricane Tests Seeded Change in 1969
Scientists plan to seed Hurricane Faith with silver iodide to alter its path. The storm lashed the Bahamas and Atlantic waters with 120 mph winds as U S Navy jets prepare to drop the seeding material from Roosevelt Roads Puerto Rico. A westward bend could end the delicate operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Faith
Atlantic
Bahama
Project Stormfury
U.S. Naval Base
Roosevelt Roads
Puerto Rico
State sales tax to rise to three percent in 1968
The plan allocates at least eighty million dollars to recipients and forty two million to the state from the sales tax. About seventy thousand merchants will collect the tax, earning a three percent fee. A new division of the State Tax Department, led by Stuart W. Connock, will handle issues as revenue is set to grow. The 2 percent tax will automatically increase to 3 percent on July 1, 1968 unless the 1968 Assembly acts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Tax Department
Virginia League of Municipalities
Stuart W. Connock
General Assembly
Assembly
Humphreys Couple Forget Honeymoon Bathing Suit
Robert A. Humphreys and his wife honeymooning in Honolulu forgot to pack a bathing suit and went shopping for one on Monday while visiting as relatives of Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Honolulu
Robert A. Humphreys
Hubert H. Humphrey
Armel 4-H Club Youth Wins at Richmond Congress
Larry Campbell, 16, of the Armel 4-H Club, won the Matching the Judges contest at the 4-H Electric Congress in Richmond. He received a history of 4-H clubs book as his award while J. B. Sumption earned second in the same adult contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larry Campbell
Armel
Richmond
J. B. Sumption
Weather Today Partly Cloudy With Warm Humidity
Partly cloudy Wednesday with highs in the 80s to low 90s and tonight’s Lows in the 50s to low 60s Winds are southerly at 5 to 10 mph. Thursday remains partly cloudy warm and humid with similar winds.
Rainfall Totals And Averages For The Year
Rainfall in the last 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today shows none. August total is 1.47 inches to date, 1966 year-to-date 18.01 inches. The long term averages span 63 years yearly 36.56 inches and 53 years by month: January 22, February 2.18, March 3.10, April 3.14, May 3.68, June 3.79, July 3.83, August 3.77, September 2.68, October 9.11, November 2.55, December 2.31.
Four Baltimore Men to Face Arraignment in Frederick County Larceny Case
Four Baltimore men charged with statutory burglary and grand larceny face arraignment in Frederick County Court on Sept. 9 for breaking into Stephens City Hardware August 16 and stealing guns. Hay es and Nuckles posted bonds. Rodgers and Hayes remain jailed. Attorneys McKee represented Bennett and Hayes, while Butler appointed for Rodgers and Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Frederick
Stephens City
Rt. 81
Rt. 522 South
Robert Woman Bennett
William Charles Hayes III
Isaac Rodgers
Timberville
Robert Thomas Nuckles
Hayes
Nuckles
U.S. Highway 81
Bennett
Rodgers
Frederick County
Peter K. McKee
W. Erle Edwards
Benjamin M. Butler
Stolen Autos Found Pronto
Police recovered two stolen cars within minutes of reports. Bruce Lee McKinney reported a theft at 6 a.m. and Richard D. Forney reported a theft at 7 a.m. Officers Pitcock and Kline found both vehicles by 6:03 a.m. and 7:20 a.m. Neither car was damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Lee McKinney
E. Baker Sr
Pitcock
Kline
Richard D. Forney
N. Loudoun St
Wall Street Opens Higher Amid Technical Rally After Heavy Losses
The market rebounded in heavy trading with bargain hunting lifting many issues from year lows. Glamor stocks led the gains as Dow components like Motorola and Raytheon rose while opening blocks showed mixed moves and the AP average edged higher from recent low.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Fairchild Camera
Raytheon
IBM
U.S. Smelting
Pan American World Airways
National Airlines
Admiral
Motorola
General Motors
Allied Chemical
United Air Lines
General Aniline & Film
Boroughs
American Telephone
Atlantic Coast Line
SCM Corp
Teledyne
National Tea
Chicago & North Western
General Instrument
Associated Press
American Stock Exchange
Egg Prices August 18 by grade and size
Current receipts list Grade A Large and Grade B Large and Grade A Medium eggs with prices. The notes reference SEL peneciswaess svems and August 18 data.
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Joseph F. Fiery
Joseph Franklin Fiery
Smitheburg, Md
Hillyard Service
Gardner Bennett Hillyard
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
Memoriam
Neral
Vance
Simmonds Service
Jones Funeral Home
NSM
Qonm Es Funeral Home, Inc
S.loedeus St
Winchester, Ya
U.S. Weather Bureau
Middle Atlantic
Plateau
Great Basin
New England
Precinct Books
Nelson A. Rockefell
New York City
Greenwich Village
Rockefeller
Athur, Inc
Boscawen St
Glaize & Bro
Glaize
N. Cameron St
Wincheater
Prague
Bismarck
Boise
Boston
Buffalo
Chicago
Cincinnati
Cleveland
Denver
Des Moines
Detroit
Fairbanks
Fort Worth
Helena
Indianapolis
Jacksonville
Juneau
Kansas City
Los Angeles
Louisville
Memphis
Milwaukee
Mpls
St.p
New Orleans
Okla. City
Omaha
Philadelphia
Phoenix
Pittsburgh
Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
St. Louis
Salt Sk. City
San Diego
San Frank
Seattle
Tampa
Winnipeg
I, Q
Madam Defarge
Topeka
Fifty-six
Catherine of Aragon
Green
Seine
Tom Sawyer
Wall Street
C&s Bank
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