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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1950
Page
3
Raymond Thomas Travinger of 200 block Frederick Street was struck by a car yesterday afternoon. He received medical care at Washington County Hospital and was discharged with facial abrasions. Mrs Anna L Britton, Greenville, noted in report.
Ohio visitor slipped on a rug and fractured a toe in town and was treated and discharged from the emergency room. Also treated yesterday were Nancy C. Lindsay age 13 of 800 block South Potomac for chest and left foot burns from hot water and Fred V. Walter of Funkstown for a laceration to the upper lip.
The Hagerstown Little League adopts a resolution expressing sorrow at the death of Earl W. Stang. The document notes his unselfish contributions and talents given to the organization, signed by league officers.
Mr and Mrs Carpegna Sabbatino were injured when a bus veered to hit a building near Grove City Pennsylvania while en route to Jamestown New York for a short vacation. Mr Carpegna was unconscious for a time and the extent of injuries remained unclear. Their children in this city were alerted and traveled to Grove City.
Representatives of the International Apple Association from around the world visit Hancock area orchards today. Three busloads tour Berkeley County orchards, lunch at John Caspar’s, then visit R. & Dillon and Stanley Fulton before heading to Winchester for a night. The trip coincides with Senator Byrd’s Berryville picnic and the group’s planning for the 56th annual convention in Washington DC. Notables include J Walter Hebert Yakima Fruit Growers Association and Catherine Clusey Washington representative.
In England seaweed gathered along the shore, ferried by donkey back, is the favorite fertilizer for potato crops, enhancing soil nutrients and yields amid coastal farming practices.
Ada C. Park, 48, an elderly former teacher, was killed in a rape attack aboard the Southern Pacific Golden State. Harold T. Lantz, 25, a discharged employee, was charged with murder after the body was found in a lower berth near Minneapolis, with Lantz allegedly fleeing and admitting the crime.
United Brethren Church bishop Victor O Wiedler of Kant Minnesota and longtime church official died suddenly while traveling to a board meeting. Survived by his widow two brothers and sister funeral held in Bowling Green Ohio with interment. The U B Church operates about 140 tornadoes seense to preach from the Firat a year.
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