The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 3

Young Cyclist Dies In Crash With Automobile A 22-year-old man was crushed to death by his careening motor- cycle after a collision with an auto between Clear Spring Williams- port at Pinesburg Saturday night. Killed instantly was Frederick Ray Bowers of Mercersburg, Two. Miraculously escaping with only cuts 'and bruises was a passenger in the motorcycle, Samuel P. Bridendolph, 34, of 620 West Wash- ington Street. Hagerstown.

This was the second fatal acci- dent involving motorcycles in this county this year and the fifth traf- fic fatality of 1954. Trooper David Hasenbuhler of the State Police said the motor- cycle, driven by Bowers, came over the knoll of a hill and collided with an oncoming car driven by 17-year- old Jerrymi McCauley of Williams- port, Route Two. The motorcycle was heading toward Pinesburg and the car was proceeding in the direc- tion of Williamsport. The auto, said Trooper buhler, came quickly to a stop and win not badly damaged. The motorcycle was shoved out of control by the impact of the col- lision.

The motorcycle spun off the west side of the road, struck an em- bankment and rolled over on the highway. Bridendolph, riding on the back apparently was thrown free before the motorcycle rolled over. Bowers was not as lucky: Bowers stayed with the motor-1Bowers was still holding tight to)Robert Mock, Chambersburg: Mrs. cycle, at least for a time. His head; ht hancllesrip of the a Hovis, Mont Alto; Mrs.

Charles severely crushed and there; c( motorcycle's steering bar. Chambersburg; were compound fractures over; McCauley, the driver of the Bowers. Kecdy.sville, Route One; much of his body. was questioned about details of the a 1 Bowers, Mercersburg, was recoveredi smas an( was a ter released Two; Miss Edna Bowers, 4 without any charges. Stale Police Mercersburg, Route Two; Mrs.

arp jj (heir Daniel Blair, Clear Spring; Miss Frederick Ray a BowersjJcan Bowers, Mercersburg, Route was born June 3, 1931, the son of Two. Emmertl V. and Hose Pearl Funeral services will be conduct- beck) Bowers, Mercersburg, Route; cd Tuesday at 2 p. m. at the Church Two.

of Brethren at Welsh Run by Surviving besides his parents the Rev. Clarence Hunsberger. THE DAILY MAIL. HAGERSTOWN, MIX, MONDAT, MAY 24, 19M. Teachers To Get Protection About 500 Washington County persons will be covered by work- men's compeesatioD, beftnninf next month.

The protection will be extended to this county's teachers while they are on the job. as a result of recent action by the Maryland Legislature which becomes effective June 1. Only seven counties in Maryland had been covered by workmen's compensation up to now, and Washington County was not among them. Under the new law, the protec- tion wil! be provided at no cost to teachers, with the Board of Educa- tion purchasing the required in- surance. The provisions of the workmen's compensation law cover injuries or death that may be incurred in the course of a teacher's employ- ment.

For permanent disability, at person may receive two-thirds of his average weekly wages, not ex- ceeding $35 weekly, and not over a total of $12,500. For.temporary total disability, up to $32 per week may be paid, or a total of not more than $5,000. In case of death re- sulting from an injury received at work, beneficiaries may receive up to $25 weekly, or a total of not more than $10,000. MOTORCYCLE IN FATAL SMASHUP--Elmer V. Chaney shows how handlebar and front pection of motorcycle were smashed in accident at Pinesburg Saturday night in which Frederick R.

Bowers of Mcrcersburg Route Two was instantly killed. When his body was recovered he was still holding in a hand the right handle- grip from the motorcycle. Dr. Edwards' Relieve Or. Edwards' Olive Tablets the mild pure-vegetable laxative of Dr.

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Na purging! No griping! They'n com- plftalir satisfactory. are: wife. Beverly (Cole) Bowers, Chiinibcrsburg, Route Five; broth- ers and sister: Mrs. Duffield Ath- erton, Mcrcersburg, Route Two; Mrs. Charles Ensminger, Mercers- burg, Route Three; Allen Bowers, Mercersburg, Route Two; Mrs.

John Hassler, Chambersburg; Mrs. Isaac Keefcr, Chambersburg; Burial will be in the church ceme- tery. Friends may call at the Lininger Funeral Home, Mercersburg to- day from 7:30 to 9 p. m. A rtormal human ear can dis- tinguish about 333,000 different Jut lattivetf-lew StyflMt Boys' Girls' IMPORTED BICYCLES Woman Seeks Post As Mayor In Cumberland Reg.

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Another guest was the great senior Sagamore of Maryland, Ray Mummert, William- sport. Buffet luncheon was served to the 83 candidates and other guests. Next Sunday, the Baltimore Drum and Bugle Corps of the Red Men will participate in the memorial service at Boonsboro, all tribes in this county will participate in the parade, and wreaths will be drop- ped from a plane flying overhead. Another Red Men event coming soon will be a mayor's night in Annapolis, for the many mayors of Maryland cities who are members of the lodge. SHOPPING LIST H.L MILLS SUPER MARKET COFFEE MILLS RED STRIPE Freshly Ground 1 Ib.

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Husband, Wife Die In Suicide, Murder Act Green Giant Peas 39c tranged from her husband and had been a member of the ntf from the bodronm of their nn wh( re tiie borf es wprc found owcr and father of four children. sc He drove a truck for the borough The boy he told his father. sanitary garbage disposal depart- ment. Albert told police that his father CHAMBERSBURG, May a( called to him yesterday morn- (jfl Police today described as murder-suicide the deaths yes- terday of a man and woman found Jin a house here. Police Chief H.

S. Byers identi- fied the two as William Diffender- fer, 47, of ChambersburK, and Mrs. "You're kiduing." The boy told police he then left the house. He found the bodies when he returned that msht. CUMBERLAND, May 14 Wl Ilo Ann Scott.

35. of Faycttcville Four candidates, including the R. D. 2, both Franklin County. 1 irst woman to seek the office, arc Deputy Coroner C.

P. Brink said the race for mayor in municipal the two died about 16 hours apart primary elections to be held the bedroom of the man's home, week from Tuesday. Two of these will be chosen to compete in the general election June 15. Brink said Diffenderfer left a note blaming the deaths on Mrs. Scott's "two-timing." Mayor Roy W.

Eves filed for re- Sco tl deat attributed election to his second term. He I will be opposed by Mrs. Lucile W. Roeder, completing a second two- year term as street commission- and face caused by a severe beating. The man died of a self- inflicted shotgun wound of the face, night Brink said.

The bodies day filing deadline. Fairchild Gives 4-H Club Event Thirty-five members, alumni, and guests of the Smithsburg 4-H Boys Club heard a program pre- pared by Fairchild Aircraft Di- vision officials Thursday at the club house. Movies were shown on the quaW- ty control work at Fairchild and how the Army uses the Packet. Lester Qnerry, superintendent of inspection, spoke on cargo aircraft, and the progress of Fairchild in their production, giving a preview of future possibilities. Joe Hughes, assistant inspection chief at Plant One, introduced the movies and gave a brochure on Fairchild to each person.

A busin- ess meeting and refreshments were ncluded in the program. President Samuel Ferguson and other members of the club ex- pressed appreciation to Fairchild the help with the program. Property Sold By Funkhouser "Happy Retreat," the Charles Town property which belonged to Lhe brother of George Washington, has been sold by R. J. Funkhouser.

Robert E. McCahe. a Charleston, W. attorney has bought the property from the industrialist. The price involved in the trans- action was not made public.

Once known as Mordinglon, the property consists of the 18th cen- tury property built by Colonel Charles Washington, and 11 acres of land. home from the movies. 'We are satisfied the deaths were a murder-suicide," Byers and Brink said. Brink said Mrs. Scott was es- A Helping WHEN YOU NEED IT Whenever you hove monety problem, we'll help you solve it.

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