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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1952
Page
3
Hub City Day and Independence Day will be key topics at the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau meeting in Hotel Alexander. The group plans to discuss its role in this summer's activities including a July Fourth celebration at Reservoir Park with entertainment and fireworks, and a planned expansion of Hub City Day promotions.
A screening of the motion picture Man's Confidence in Man will occur in the coming months. It was produced with help from Dunn and Bradstreet to illustrate Retailers Bureau credit operations in action.
Rev W M Mosley pastor of Ebenezer Church on West Bethel Street has been transferred from the Washington to the Baltimore Annual Conference and appointed Presiding Elder of the Centreville District after two years at Ebenezer.
Rev. Moseley, who led 17 churches from Baltimore to the Eastern Shore, is succeeded by Rev. Kenneth White of Washington DC. White, formerly an Army chaplain, will assume duties. Moseley active in the Washington County Council of Churches, chaired two Community Chest drives, served on North Street Y.M.C.A. board, and participated on the housing committee.
Edgar H. Hykes of Waynesboro shows a chinichilla and notes raising the animals is costly with a pair priced around 1200 dollars. Attendance included Mr and Mrs A G Grunkleton and J Melvin Frey among twelve visitors at the 264th district Altoona convention.
A group of cave explorers from the Colonial Speleological Society near Waynesboro and Hagerstown believes a vast freshwater cave system lies beneath land north of the Pennsylvania line. Jim Gossett of Monterey California, on a recent patrol, nearly reached water 260 feet down while planning a longer expedition with several companions. He expects to camp on the site for days to study the network and possible prehistoric skeletons, though the Reichard cave remains dangerous and was closed after near-fatal slips and rock falls.
Cerro Bolivar in Venezuela is projected to yield 16 million tons of ore annually for Vy. 8. steel mills by 1960, signaling a major expansion in iron supply.
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