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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1963

Page

5

Hancock Growth Beats on with Roads and Factories

Hancock Maryland powered by road and building projects as Blue Goose Growers expands with a 240000 bushel storage and two more planned costing about 300000. A seven million dollar Hancock interchange on Interstate 70 looms, linking routes 322 40 and I 70. Londontown Manufacturing Co. adds about 200 workers producing 1000 women’s raincoats daily at a 250000 plant on Pennsylvania Avenue. Historic notes trace settlement from 1732 and canal railway milestones shaping the town.

L. S. McWilliams Hancock Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Hancock Blue Goose Growers, Inc J. Reindoflar, & Son York Hancock Area Hancock See Soen Town Pennsylvania Avenue Park Head Licking Creek Lancock Londontown Manufacturing Co William Freeh United States Ttt Londontown Dolly Deneen Hancork Ken Heinen

Man Discovered Dead Near Track Sunday Morning

Roy Thomas Grabbe, 43, of Martinsburg, was found dead Sunday morning along the Pennsylvania Railroad tracks north of the city, believed struck by a train. Born February 34, 1920, he was a brickmason, son of Joseph T. Thomas and the late Anna M. Cogle Crabbe, lived on Rockwell Avenue, survived by six brothers, two sisters, and two brothers-in-law. Services set for 2 p.m. at Brown Funeral Home with Rev. Clyde L. Finley officiating. burial in Greenhill Cemetery.

Roy Thomas Grabbe Sas Joseph T. Thomas Anna M. Cogle Crabbe Rockwell Avenue Samuel Pauliac Mich Kenneth Junior Lee Mevin Martinsbuurrg Donald Gerrardsttown Roger Beddington Miller Shade Willian Cookus Martinsburg Brown Funeral Home Clyde L. Finley Greenhill Cemete

Hancock Man Killed In Auto Collision In W Va

Hancock resident Liam Jacob Hendershot aged 50 died in a two car crash on Rt 522 near Berkeley Springs early Sunday. He was WWII Army Medic and member of Morrison Post 26 American Legion. Survived by mother Mrs Laman Barnes and two sisters. Vehicle operated by Melvin Stephenson’s Valle crew. Health center reports other injuries and hospital treatment for a shoulder dislocation.

Liam Jacob Hendershot Leaming Ted Handel War Memorial Hospital Hobeyrdman's Lashtey Hender Laman May Barnes Hillside Dr Berkeley Springs Hancock Cecil Web Hendershot Ethelene Robey Melvin Lewis Stephenson Valle Webster Lewis Morrison Post Robey Order of the Moose of Berkia Eley Springs Tonola Jimstown Yazel

Police Lodge Picnic Scheduled for Wednesday

The Fraternal Order of Police Lodge No. 88 will hold a picnic Wednesday at the policemen's club along Conococheagues Creek. More than 800 area residents are expected. Edward Kuhlman is the committee chair. Wood will be served from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m. All area policemen are invited, with Thomas Pangborn expected to attend.

Fin Edward Kuhlman Wood Thomas Pangborn Order of Police Lodge Policetmen's Club Conococheagues William TE. Gif

Hager House Hosts Large Sunday Turnout at Hagerstown

The Jonathan Hager house drew 47 visitors Sunday representing Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Colorado DC and many from Washington County Maryland. Mrs Richard Prather in charge said guests enjoyed the two century old house grounds and contents and were glad to learn more about the builder and property as others toured similar sites failed to provide details.

Jonathan Hager Ahice Richard Prather Owith Hagerstown Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania Colorado MI E District of Columbia Washington County Maryland Prather Erly Prathers

British Troop Truck Hit by Train in Germany

Five British soldiers were killed and three seriously injured when their army truck was struck by an express train at a grade crossing near Luebeck Germany on Sunday.

Luebeck Germany Brade Balile Here

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