Deaths and Funerals In Hagerstown Area
Mattie Ann Clark 92 died at home of daughter Mrs Helen F aewole at 19 Mount Valla Ave Hagerstown born Capon Road Va daughter of Thorne and Elizabeth Garrett. Funeral Wednesday at 2 p.m. at er-Rouzer Funeral Home Hagerstown with Rev Allen C. Peer officiating burial Mt Hebron Cemetery 2:30 p.m. EST. L Ritter dies in Hagerstown long resident since 1902 born in city son of Theodore H and Alydia F Ritter survived by widow Hallie Ritter son Claude L Ritter Jr daughter Bonnie La Verne Ritter six brothers and a sister. Funeral tomorrow 2 p.m. DST Normont Funeral Home burial in Hagerstown.
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Mattie Ann Clark
Helen F. Waeole
Mount Valla Ave
Hagerstown
Capon Road
Thorone
Elizabeth Garrett
Cedar Grove
Hagersteen
er-Rouzer Funeral Home
Hastown
Allen C. Peer Wer
Mt. Hebron Metery
Tivord
Saturn
Tde L. Ritter
Hagoars
Mr. Ritter
Theodore H
Alydia F. Ritter
Hallie Ritter
Claude
L. Ritter, Jr
Bonnie la Verne Ritter
L. Lester Ritter
Stephens City
T. Dewey Ritter
Frederick
James F. Ritter
Arlington
R. Wayne Ritter
Edwin F. Ritter
Fred M. Ritter
Normont Funeral Home
S. Potomac &T
Mrs Catherine Willis Neitzey 59 dies in Washington
Mrs Catherine Willis Neitzey wife of Benjamin C Neitzey dies after a long illness in Washington Medical Center Washington D C She was born July 17 1898 in this city Survivors include her husband one son Robert Neitzel of Maryland a daughter Mrs Jack Gammon of Columbus Ohio and a sister Mrs John Hoover Funeral services planned for tomorrow at 11 a m at St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church Washington Burial will be in Washington Unknown dates or additional specifics omitted for clarity
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Catherine Willis Neitzey
Benjamin C. Neitzey
Washington Medical Center
Washington
D. C
This City
Daniel C. Willis
Robert Neitzel
Maryland
Jack Gammon
Columbus
Ohio
John Hoover
S. Cameron St
Neitzel
Funeral service for Mrs Elsie Bryson of DeHaven
A funeral service for Mrs Elsie Bryson 42 of DeHaven died Saturday will be held Tuesday at 1 30 p m at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Joseph S Ducknall and Rev Philip E Weeks officiating Pallbearers are Lloyd Milburn Edward Shirley Fred Parson James Bayliss H G Wesendorf and William Dawson Interment in Mt Hebron Cemetery Friends may call at the Jones Funeral Home
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Elsie Bryson
DeHaven
Jones Funeral Home
Joseph S. Ducknall
Philip E. Weeks
Lloyd Milburn
Edward Shirley
Fred Parson
James Bayliss
H. G. Wessendorp
William Dawson
Mt. Hebron
Mrs Evelyn Todd Dies in Brooklyn After Stephens Beginnings
Mrs Evelyn Todd formerly of Stephens died at her Brooklyn home on Friday after living there twelve years. She was born in Stephens.
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Evelyn (Renne
Todd
Stephens
Brooklyn
N. Y
Memorial services for Stephens City woman held at Orrick Chapel
The obituary notes a Stephens City native daughter of the late Lathan and Jessie Williams who moved to New York and joined Williamsburgh Baptist Church. Survived by husband Thomas L. Todd of Brooklyn and six brothers, two sisters, four aunts, six uncles, and many relatives. Funeral set for Tuesday at 2 PM at Orrick Chapel Methodist Church with Rev. R R Rob inson. body at Cartwright Funeral Home with viewing tonight 5 to 10 and church placement tomorrow noon for service. Pallbearers listed. interment Stephens City Cemetery.
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Orrick Chapel Methodist Church
R. R. Robinson
John Mann Methodist Church
Cartwright’ Funeral Home
Henry Minnified
Frank Minnifield
Henry Curry
Allen Corley
Charles Corley
William Young
Stephens City
Corsica rebels challenge Pflimlin as Gaullist crisis grows
In Corsica paratrooper led mobs seized Ajaccio’s public buildings as the island declared support for Gen. Salan. Pflimlin warned against new force deployments while pressing constitutional reforms and the Assembly. Four ships from NATO drills were redirected to France amid unrest.
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Algeris
Pflimlin
Corsica
de Gaulle
Ajaccio
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Paris
Algiers
Jules Moch
France
Malta
Showdown Looms as Auto Bargaining Heads to Deadline
Bugas cites a wide range of outcomes from a new pact to operating without one. Ford and the UAW have not functioned without a contract since 1941. Chrysler's agreement expires Sunday and GM's contract ends Thursday night as negotiations continue.
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Bugas
Ford
UAW
Chrysler
General Motors
Industrial development push in Pulaski and Roanoke Valley
A meeting on industrial development posted by laws for area corporations and distributed forms. At 1 p.m. 50 forms were returned in support of forming an industrial development corporation here. A planning meeting time and place will be announced. The Cham ber of Commerce committee on industrial development led by Robert Heltzel continued discussions, with members Lee Grant Earl Bailey C R White F W Bailey George Beck J D Shockey M I Novick John L Glaize Philip N Hunter and C D Alstadt.
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Pulaski
Roanoke Valley
Lucas
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Heltzel
Lee Grant
Earl Bailey
C.R. White
F.W. Bailey
George Beck
J. D. Shockey
M. I. Novick
John L. Glaize
Philip N. Hunter
C. D. Alstadt
UAW Presses for Wage Boost and Benefits in Talks With Detroit Three
UAW President Walter Reuther outlined firm demands including at least a 10 cent hourly wage hike, expanded supplemental unemployment benefits, and cost of living adjustments for retirees. He warned a management lockout could erode long term bargaining, while plants may shut if deadlines slip without agreement.
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Ing
Chrysler
UAW
Walter P. Reuther
Reuther
Weather summary for Winchester and extended Virginia forecast
Rather cloudy conditions prevail with rain heavy at times in the east and cooler pockets in the west. Tomorrow mainly cloudy with rain east and showers west, highs around the 70s and 60s along the coast. May rainfall totals and historical averages are listed, with daily sunrise and sunset, moonrise times, and past weather data.
Third Nuclear Test Reported in Pacific Series
Washington reports the third announced nuclear detonation in this year’s Pacific series at 9 00 p m Sunday by the Defense Department and the Atomic Energy Commission no further details were released The first test was officially confirmed May 11 after Rep Charles O Porter Democratic Oregon made it public The second test occurred the next day
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Washington
Defense Department
Atomic Energy Commission
Charles O. Porter
D-Ore
World’s first custom two chair mobile dental unit begun in New Mexico
Santa Fe reports the New Mexico State Health Department has placed into operation a custom made two chair mobile dental unit described as the first of its kind in the world.
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Santa FE
N.M
New Mexico
Parish drive pledges near 856.50 weekly total
Parish fund drive reports show 856.50 weekly pledges and 44 538 annual total with incomplete returns. About 131 volunteers formed the committee and solicited on one afternoon yielding strong early results in a Lawson Associates directed campaign.
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Mr. White
Charles Getzen Danner
Chester Hobert
Preston Moffett
Joseph Schroth
Johnn Wanner
H. G. Wessendor
May 28 to June 21 Sales Directory Auction Notices
Listings of auctions across West Virginia and Virginia with dates from May 28 to June 21. Items include farm machinery livestock furniture household goods and city real estate. Auctioneers include Artrip Cole Ralph Horst W. D. Orndorff Maxwell Whipp and others.
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Denny’s Commission
Winchester
Artrip and Cole
Pri
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
Sanger, Frey, Wagner & Miller
Dorn Miller
Summit Point
W. Va
W. D. Orndorff
E. G. Shirley
Sunnyside
E. Dick
W. R. Duncan
Slanesville
Maxwell Whipp
M. W. Stitely
Prederick
Maryland
Creagerstown Road
Emmett R. Bowlus
Glenn Trout
Null & Null
Marie I. Dearmont
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Marie Wilt
Shawnee Ave
Dennis T. Cole
Harvey
Stan Haworth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Dabney W. Watts
Frederick County Court House
E. T. Snider
Nameless WWII Unknowns Move From Canberra Transfer
On the Canberra a Navy hospitalman first class William Richard Charette, Medal of Honor recipient for Korea, chose which World War II unknown would go to Arlington and which to burial at sea. Two ships, Blandy and Boston, transfer remains at a point to preserve anonymity. Three identical bronze caskets were handled separately below decks.
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Cuba
Blandy
Europe
North
Africa
Boston
Canberra
William Richard Charette
Navy
Marines
Korea
Arlington
Charette
Distillation prompts debate on handwriting and animal ethics
The conversation touches on Denmark and true statements about handwriting and animal topics. It lists Yes signals and mentions distillation and the year 1933 as a point of reference.
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Denmark
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