Deaths and Funerals in South Baltimore Maryland
Several local obituaries list Emma Elizabeth Slaughter 69 of Berryville Henry W Brown 74 and others with survivors including children siblings and grandchildren Funeral arrangements set or pending and services noted with Enders Kurtz and Milton Valley Milton Valley Cemetery Mt Hebron and First Presbyterian Church as burial and service sites.
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Balltimore General Hospital
Baltimore
Clarke County
John and
Amantha Carroll
Bertha Richards
Robert Shepherd
This City
Garnett Beatty
Raymond
Walter Shepherd
Enders Funeral Home
Emma Elizabeth Slaughter
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
William and
Florinda Danks Tracey
Benjamin Slaughter
Sookie
Clara Wilson
Mary Cooper
Emma Brown
Ester Horn
Pittsburgh, Pa
Robert P. Slaughter
Richmond
B. F. Slaughter
James A. Slaughter
Pittsburgh
William T. Slaughter
Reading
Roger A. Slaughter
Teen Tracey
Enders Funeral
J. C. Clark
St. Luke’s Church
Milton Valley
Josephine
Henry W. Brown
Ontiers
J. Few Brown
Nena Luje Brown
Lelia Rosenberger
Thomas A. Painter
Pulaski
William S. Mixon
Griffin, Ga
Jeremy Taylor
New York City
Thomas A. Painter, Jr
Jacksonville
Bank official attends Pennsylvania Banking School on Trusts
Mrs. Marjorie H. Copenhaver trust officer of the Farmers and Merchants Bank is attending the Pennsylvania Banking School on Trusts this week at Bucknell University. She holds a B.S. from Bethany College and is a member of the American Association of University Women of the city.
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Marjorie H. Copenhaver
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Pennsylvania Banking
Bucknell University
Copenhaver
Bethany College
American Association of University Women
Boy Falls Eighty Feet in New Hampshire Park
Fred Arnold, 14, of Malden Massachusetts, fell eighty feet from Jacob's Ladder at Crawford Notch State Park in Hart s Location. He landed near the top of Webster Mountain and sustained only a scratched knee and a head bump according to park officials.
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Hart’s
N.H
Fred Arnold
Malden
Mass
Crawford Notch State Park
Arnold
Webster Mountain
Round Hill Ruritan Meeting Tomorrow
The regular monthly meeting of the Round Hill Ruritan Club will be tomorrow at 7 30 p m at the Round Hill Community Center.
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Round Hill
Ruritan Meeting
Round Hill Ruritan Club
Round Hill Community Center
Rebels Hold Front Gap Between Airport And City
Rebels in the border area of Algeria and Tunisia have a strong presence with a large armed group using modern automatic weapons. It remains unclear if they crossed the electrified barrier near Bone, a key Mediterranean anchor of frontier defenses. French headquarters reported six hours of combat leaving rebels in control of a solid zone between the airport and the city.
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Algeria
Tunisia
Bone
Mediterranean
Tunisian
No Man’s Land
Juvenile and 18-Year-Old Held in Gun Thefts Near Stephens City
Two juveniles and Wayne Kipps 18 were implicated in gun thefts at two summer homes on Route 636 near Stephens City. Kipps arrested by deputies McDonald and Dicks on two counts of breaking and entering and one count each of petty larceny and grand larceny. bonds totaled 3500 dollars. Petitions filed against the two youths. The June 15 incident involved a 30-06 Springfield rifle and a .22 German rifle at Mr Norwood’s home. a .22 target pistol was taken from Mr Campbell’s residence nearby.
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Rt. 636
Stephens City
Wayne Sinclair Kipps
Boyd McDonald
Paul Dicks
Kipps
Rear McDonald
Ae Avi
Norwood
Campbell
Alger Child Hurt in Fall From Auto
A three year old girl, Angela Fay Alger, suffered facial and body cuts after falling from a moving car near Double Churches at 9 30 a m She was taken to Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and released after treatment Further details were not available.
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Alger
Stephens City
Angela Fay Alger
James Alger
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Alice L. Ketcham dies after brain hemorrhage
Alice L. Ketcham 41 former wife of Hank Ketcham creator of Dennis the Menace died Monday night in Mount Shasta California after a brain hemorrhage. Funeral plans were not announced. The article notes her link to the comic strip creator.
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Alice L. Ketcham
Mount Shasta
Calif
Hank Ketcham
Dennis the Menace
Herter Presses Concrete Path to Geneva Summit Progress
Herter urged Soviets to propose concrete grounds for a summit. He praised Geneva performance by allies and noted no real progress yet. He cited unity among Western powers and possible agreement with the Communists on Berlin while preserving a free West Berlin.
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Congress
Herter
Geneva
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Gregorys Attend Admiral Electric Appliance Convention
Julian Lee Gregory owner of Gregory Appliances in Stephens City and Ralph Gregory an employee returned from Atlantic City after attending the Admiral Electric Appliance convention.
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Julian Lee Gregory
Gregory Appliances
Stephens City
Ralph Gregory
Atlantic City
Admiral Electric
Military pressure reshapes Argentina cabinet amid crisis
General Rojas pressed Frondizi to appoint Alvaro Alsogaray as economic chief with full control of the economy. Alsogaray reportedly agreed conditionally to join a cabinet seen as potentially empowered like a prime minister. Rial, a key revolt architect, was briefly jailed then freed by a navy court as Rojas consolidates influence in the ruling faction.
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Frondizi
Alvaro Alsogaray
Civic Independent Party
Alsogaray
Rojas
Adm
Arturo Rial
Peron
Rial
Argentina
Rioting at Federal Prison Ends After 16 Hours
A 16 hour riot at a federal prison ends as guards regain control of the 10 North unit. Hostages including Leonard Appleby are rescued. one guard Rosendahl is wounded and inmates suffer injuries. Warden Settle and officials from Leavenworth oversaw the operation with gas and a bulldozer diversion.
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North
Settle
S. Chet Taylor
Federal Penitentiary
Leavenworth
Kan
Myrl E. Alexander
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Washington
Noah Alldredge
Alldredge
Appleby
Robert Rosendahl
William L. Fitch
Charles R. Allen
Melvin C. Jung
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hospital
Rosendahl
Leonard Appleby
County Officials Discuss School Funding Controls
Frederick county leaders reported on changes to laws governing county finances and school funding. The board explained two controls: annual appropriations and available fund balances before warrants can be drawn. Delegates raised concerns about possible school closures amid integration disputes and tax rate opposition. All members attended, with C. M. Rosen berger chairing.
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Mentary
State Board of
Tion
Board of Supervisors
School Board
Richard Goode
C. M. Rosenberger
House clash over housing bill bucks costs and gimmicks
House GOP leader Halleck blasted the plan to fund 4,000 new public housing units at 875 million as money spent faster. Democratic housing chief Rains argued the trimmed bill would have little impact on Eisenhower’s 1960 budget, with the Senate backing six years and 2.675 billion while the House shortened to three years and 2.1 billion.
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Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Albert Rains
D-La
Eisenhower
Senate
House
Remark From Witnesses After Tragic Event
A speaker recalls the moment of crisis saying I didn’t want to die and we all prayed. The account centers on a close call and the emotional reaction of those present. No further identifying details are provided in the readable text.
Local Sales Directory for Winchester and Vicinity Listings
Multiple auctions scheduled in Virginia near Winchester. Items include livestock farm machinery household goods and real estate with listed auctioneers such as B O Brumback Charles R Duvall and E T Snider. Dates range June 27 to July 25 with locations Cross Junction Mt Falls and Winchester.
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Shiley
Middletown
B. O. Brumback
J. L. Heishman
Mt. Falls
Charles R. Duvall
Dale Baker
C. G. Baker
Cross Junction
Buddy Artrip
Frank N. Mce Cormick
Frederick County Court House
Winchester
S. Loudoun St
E. T. Snider
James E. Wisecarver
June 23 Unlucky Day for Firm
In Newark New Jersey The American Insurance Co reports an unlucky date with two lightning strikes hitting a power line feeding the building. When the air conditioning was turned on a fire started damaging machinery for ten days and a second bolt caused a similar fire the following Tuesday.
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Newark
N.J
The
American Insurance Co
Four Negro youths committed to welfare unit
Four youths ages 14 and 15 were committed to the State Department of Public Welfare by Winchester Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court. The action followed their alleged involvement in larceny of two automobiles.
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State Department of Public Welfare
Winchester Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court
Careless Fire Casualties Count Seven Bodies Recovered
The article lists seven bodies recovered after a fire with Dutch victim Peter Boick, a tourist guide who reentered the burning building to lead his guests to safety. Guests fled in nightclothes, abandoning money passports and luggage. Three victims died leaping from the top floor.
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Peter Boick
Answers to a Varied Question Kit
A compact list presents terse labels and phrases from a quiz style sample. Elements include True and False markers, diseases, routes, ships, a quotation, parts of the body and animals, a sentence about habitats and a wordplay on martens.
Weather outlook for Virginia with scattered thundershowers
Cloudy tonight with scattered showers and thunder showers mainly in the west and north. Low 70s, 60s in the mountains, then Thursday clouds persist with warm humid conditions and widely scattered thundershowers in the afternoon. Highs in the 80s, five day outlook June 25 to 29 calls for temperatures two to five degrees above normal and continued warmth with showers likely.
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Virginia
Rainfall Averages Highlight 46 Year Period
The record shows total rainfall over 46 years at 36.85 inches with monthly averages listed for January through December. Specific values include January 243 inches and several months around 2 to 4 inches, noting some OCR errors such as February 2.04 and December omitted. Sunrise tomorrow is 4 47 a.m.
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Mrs. Slaughter
Jones Funeral Home Funeral Service Ambulance Service
Snellings
N. Braddock St
Consult
John Fisher
Mrs. Copenhaver
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Commerce St
Stuart M. Perry
E. Piccadilly St
Miller’s Flower Shop
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Frederick
Ike
Omps Funeral Home
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Glaize & Bro. Lumber CO
N. Cameron St
Guernsey
M. T. John Deere
John Deere
New Idea
Ontario
Oliver
Massie Harris
Deering
Malette
L. S. Shiley
B. C. Brumback
J.m.harris & Co. Inc
Roanoka
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