Worries Over Bed-ridden Grandma in Locked Day House
Dear Mary Haworth answers a teen’s plea about visiting a paralyzed grandmother kept at home by aloof relatives. She weighs safety versus love, suggests coordinated daytime visits with parental consent, and explains why the setup may be in the grandmother’s best interest. She urges disciplined planning and regular visits.
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Daily Mail
Hagerstown
Madewany
Aveett
L. L
Gan
Grandma
Polly's Printers By Polly Cramer Homemaking Tips
Dear Polly shares thrifty ideas from baking biscuits on the stove to improvised racks avoiding an oven, candlelight emergency wax-light startups, and securing sun dresses on hangers. Readers offer tips on purse repairs, ice cream bar handling, and belt repairs.
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Polly
KLM
Mrs. Reb
Mrs. RE
Mrs. B.S
Hager House hosts visitors amid national prominence drive
Founder mane pacman Hager opening the Hager House center of attention as guests gather for a national prominence drive. Dr. Richard Prather noted strong turnout from Hagessioland and county residents, with Antietam Garden Club and Women’s Democratic and Republican clubs among last week’s attendees. The house welcomes visitors 10 am to 5 pm Tuesday to Saturday and 1-5 pm Sunday, closed Mondays.
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Mane Pacman
Antietam
Women’s Democratic Club
Women's Republican Club
Washington County and the Potomac Dream in Our Heritage
E Russell Hicks outlines Washington County's tie to the Potomac River. He recalls George Washington's plans for a navigable Potomac with dams and locks, the Potomac Company, Rumsey's steamboat, and a vision to link Chesapeake Bay to Ohio via a canal. The piece notes the shift to the C&O Canal and contemplates alternate paths for regional growth.
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E. Russell Hicks
Washington County
Potomac
George Washington
Maryland
Washington
The
Chesapeake Bay
Cumberland
Potomac Company
James Rumsey
Shepherdstown
Comberland
Bunker Bottom
Manongahola
Rocky Mountains
New Orleans
Great Falls
Georgetown
Chesapeake and Ohio
Ohio
Baltimore
New York
America
Hagerstown
West Viginia
Pennsylvania
Iran
Bay
Two Arrested For Illegal Deer Hunting
Two individuals were arrested in a summer case for illegal deer hunting. Wardens Dis L Deputy L F Fiorita Han ch District Warden David Gross of Sharpsburg and Deputy Warden Ronald Shank led the investigation. Open deer season with firearms starts this year. nine day period noted following the arrests.
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Dis- L
L. F. Fiorita
Hanch
David Gross
Sharpsburg
Ronald Shank
Jon Dee
Fire Damages Trailer In City Ends With Heavy Fines
Two Hagerstown men, Hilliard and Williams, were arraigned for shooting a deer out of season and fined $150 plus costs. Hilliard’s fine was suspended. A trailer owned by Hagerstown Storage Co. burned on West Lee Street, destroying cardboard. cause unknown. Firefighters battled the blaze with multiple hose lines.
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Hagerstown
Hlagistrata Sin Alee
Aia
Hilliard
Roberties
MeNameee
Bath
George St. World
Williamsport
Ory Nour
Nave
Beau
America
Springs
Indian Springs
McCoys
Washington
Potomac
West Lee Street
Hageerstown Storage Co
Imien
Flavorful crust for deup-dish meat pie
Prepare crust by mixing half a cup of grated cheddar cheese with half a package of pastry mix. Combine with required liquid, roll, and fit over the dish top before baking as directed.
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Polly's Printers
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Pally
McCoys Perry
Clear Spring Lions Club
Clear Spring Volunteer Fire Co
Lions Club
Revent
Jacob R.troupe
Clear Spring Fire Co
Harold Keltey
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