Bohman Warne Celebrates 27th Anniversary at 35 West Frank
Photo from Bohman Warne at 35 West Franklin Street shows officials and employees marking the firm’s 27th anniversary. Leaders A. Hy Warne, Florence H Bohman, and O. P. Bolwan are named among the original incorporators, with Bolwan absent. Group gathers around a tall cake as the workday begins, awaiting cake and coffee.
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Bohman-Warne
Franklin Street
Compans
A. Hy. Warne
Florence H. Bohan
George M. Bohman
0. P. Bolwan
Robert Newn
R. Karl Shank
Home Service
Betty
Birthday Anniversary at Local firm Honored Staff
An anniversary party honored numerous employees including Saum secretary Luther EB Phillips retail sales supervisors Harry Warne Massida June Byer bookkeeper Mrs Janet Newcower billing clerk Miss Madeline Mothven Karl Stank office manager and others. Guests of the management and customers were served cake throughout the marking.
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Chelitic
Norman Healy
Fin
Barbara Shaw
George Fil
Raiso
Cansera
Wade Collier
W. H.R. Muullenix
Omplaves
Railroads Agree To Closed Shop For Eastern Carriers
Washington August 19 organized labor won a big skirmish in its drive for a union shop by persuading Eastern railroads to accept compulsory union membership. Negotiations with 17 non operating unions ended with an agreement that includes exemptions for some worker groups. The plan aligns with an emergency board recommendation for a union shop for about one million non operating rail workers, though details on exemptions remain unclear. Several Eastern lines already adhere to the union shop.
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Washington
Indorhaa
Eastern
New York Central
Baltimore and Ohio
Reding
Lehigh Valley
Lackawanna
Truman
Southeastern Railrads
Western Carriers
Wrong Door And The Wrong Time
Louisville officer detains a cut-rate salesman after he tries to sell a pair of pants for a quarter at Sgt. Waller Jones's home. The man admits taking pants from a parked car, and this ends his sixteenth jail term as he faces police court.
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Louisville
John E. Dugan
Waller Jones
Dugan
Truman to Take Major Role in Fall Campaign
President Truman will play a leading role in the 1952 Democratic campaign with a whistle stop schedule beginning Monday and a Western October speaking engagement. He plans to stump for Adlai Stevenson, while Stevenson favors a quieter approach. Truman will address audiences in Milwaukee on Monday evening and attend a dedication in Montana on October 1, with additional talks on Labor Day from his special train. The trip is expected to entail mainly train travel and lower costs for the National Committee, though White House plane use may draw criticism. News coverage and travel costs are supported by journalists and cameras aboard the tours.
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Washington
Truman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Roosevelt
Hie
Hiis
Milwaukee
Hungry Horse
Montana
Democrate National Committee
White House
Philadelphia
American Hospital Association
National Committee
Independence
Obituaries Continued Page 16 Details of Behrens and others
The bulletin lists relatives of the Hastings and Hull families and the Behrens death. Louis E. Behrens died in Des Moines and is to have a Rose Hill Cemetery graveside service at 3 30 p.m. Sunday in Halfway with Rev. Jesse R. Hite officiating. Rest Haven Chapel holds funeral information. An omission note adds a surviving sister to Calvin N. Eccard, Mrs. Howard Newcomer of Carlisle, Pa.
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Harry E. Hastings
Broadfording
Katherine Harper
Kemp's Mill
Herbert Hastings
Beaver Creek
Jeanetta Payser
Philadelphia
Brothe
Lloyd Hull
Fairview
Grant Hoffman
Hagerstown
Paul Bult
New Salem
Alvey Bussard
St. Paul's
Jarry Hull
Boonsboro
Rest Haven Chapel
Louis E. Behrens
Des Moines
Iowa
Leaf Funeral Home
Halfway
Rose Hill Cemetery
Jesse R. Hite
Calvin N. Eccard
Howard Newcomer
Carlisle, Pa
Woman Accused With Men in Series of Robberies
A 24 year old woman and two men, named to face 17 charges, are linked to a string of safe crackings and burglaries across Maryland and West Virginia. They were arrested after police trapped them at Oldstown, Maryland. The case includes a $2,000 burglary at a Moorefield shoe store and incidents in Cumberland Oldstown Westernport and Fort Ashby.
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Cuffbeyland
Maryland
West Virginia
Oldstown
Cumberland
Jemma Fadley
Charles B. Heckwell
Mason George
George Ment M. Churchey
Sharpsburg
Rainier
Far East
Rockwell
He Reinier
United Na l
Trons
Shoe Rean
Moorefield
Oldstown Westernport
Fort Ashby
Harold R. Churches
U S. Navy
Ray
Burhans Urges Stepped Up School Building Plan
Burhans calls for immediate acceleration of the school building program in the county. He cites crowded rooms in Smithsburg and Tirhans, urges Winter Street high school and newer facilities for Clear Spring and Smithsburg, and says Halfway needs relief. The Board president promises to push modernization funds and advance planning for Winter Street, Clear Spring, and Smithsburg.
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Winter Street
Smithsburg
Hagerstown
Board of Education
Clear Spring
Short On Ammo, Gets Wounded And Then Dies
In Pottsville Pennsylvania a mother reports her son 22 year old Te William W Lewis was wounded in Korea and died aboard the USS Haven after writing Aug 3 that a steel strike reduced ammunition. Aug 4 rationing was announced by Army Secretary Renault noting a 47 percent shortfall in ammunition production. Lewis died from wounds received Aug 7.
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Pottsville
Korea
Thomas V. Haley
William W. Lewis
Amy
Army
Karl 8. Rennetsen
Haley
U.S.S. Haven
County Youths Tops of FFA Chapter Leaders Named
Ralph Shank of Boons hero won the degree in 1949. Lewis, 20, graduates in 1950 and new partner with grandfather Henry W. Dillinger on a Downsville area farm. Both men active in FFA Federation and state association. Lewis played centerfield in high school baseball and earned hog show prizes. they raise beef cattle, sheep, swine and vegetables and run custom corn picking and hay baling for neighbors. He is married to Bertha Maugens of Williamsport.
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Connie Fron Page
Ralph Shank
Boonshero
Keith
RFA
Wis County
DeMolay
Leitersburg Grange
Lewis
Willismsport High
Henry W. Dillinger
Downsville
FFA
FFA Federation
State
FFA Association
Mise Bertha Maugens
Williamsport. Y
Baltimore Named Headquarters for New Revenue District
The Treasury Department designates Baltimore as headquarters for a new internal revenue district covering Maryland Virginia West Virginia and the District of Columbia. The area replaces the old patronage system. district commissioners will be hired by civil service, with regional offices in Baltimore Parkersburg and two Virginia cities. Formal ceremonies set for Monday September 8 in Baltimore at the War Memorial Building.
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Washngton
Treasury Department
Baltimore
Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
District of Columbia
Collector of Internal Revenue
Hoover Commission
Parkersburg
Richmond
Castrich Wall
War Memorial Building
No Evidence Of Any Dry Spell Reported
A morning market note reports fine conditions with abundant fruit and vegetables. Hefty peaches top parade apples and large cantaloupes are present along with several plum varieties and large tomatoes. Eggs priced at 68 cents a dozen, soybeans at 70 cents a quart.
Prayer for T(C)DAY Misspelled text and title style
A religious fragment invokes grace and mercy for all workers and servants, asking deliverance from folly and kindness in labor. It cites ministries of price and remembrance for unknown groups including street sweepers and hotel staff, crediting Forrest Beezor Wace as minister of First Raplivt Church in Copvelnt 1059.
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Forrest
Beezor
Wace
Raplivt
Ghurchea Rellwloug
McCarthy Campaign Visit Backing Eisenhower After Surgery
Senator Joseph McCarthy plans to campaign in Wisconsin for renomination as Republican primary looms September 9. He is recovering from an operation at Bethesda Naval Hospital and will return to Wisconsin midweek, aiming to support Eisenhower and Nixon endorsements while stating the pledge does not bind him to their views.
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Washington
Jasepn Ro
McCarthy
Naval Hospital
Bethesda
Wisconsin
Osill
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard Nixon
Final Concert By Band Sunday
The Hagerstown Municipal Band wraps its summer concert season at City Park this Sunday marking 37 years of park concerts. Dr Peter Buys invites the public to choose the program, featuring familiar selections likely to recall memories as the season’s final concert.
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Hagerstown
City Park
United States
Peter Buys
This Antunier
Rabbi Conrad Farewell Tribute Highlights Lasting Impact
The Hagerstown congregation honored Rabbi Conrad with a testimonial praise of his five years of service. He recalled learning from members while noting his first congregation shaped his future efforts. Other congregants expressed gratitude for his guidance and friendship as they bid him farewell.
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Penea
Levuires
Conrad
Hagerstown
Dirm
Newsboys To Appeal For New Defense Bonds
About 250000 newspaper carriers will deliver a sales appeal for the new Series E Defense Bonds to 22 million American homes October 4, Secretary of the Treasury Snyder announced. The date marks Newspaper Boy Day with a three cent postal stamp ceremony. First day ceremonies will be in Philadelphia. The drive is led by Meward W. Stodghil of the Philadelphia Bulletin. Carriers from about 400 major papers will participate in what Snyder calls a magnificent demonstration of bond citizenship.
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Washington
Boss
Secretary of the Treasury
Snyder
Post Office Department
Philadelpha
Boy Snyder
Iue
International Orienlation Managers’ Association
Meward W. Stodghil
The
Philadelphia Bulletin
Assnciarion
United States
Mt Zion Celebrates 100th Birthday With Pilgrimage
Mt Zion Church marked its 100th birthday with a program titled A Warp Pilgrimage. Dr Russell C Dyer returned to deliver the evening message and Rev Tr F Barry Plummer spoke at the morning service. A noon fellowship dinner followed, with Joseph R Warp directing the program and Dr Edwin Sponseller delivering the closing sermon. The event honored descendants of John Harp, land donor for the original church, and urged all to join in the historic celebration.
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Pays
Russell C. Dyer
Myersville
Dyer
Mb. Zion Church
John Harp
Nriginal United Brethren Church
Rimina Plank Timmer
Josephh R
Edwin WW. Sponseller
Hone College
Mt. Zion
Uus
Ginny Freed Of Contempt Action In California
Santa Monica dated note reports that Ginny Simms is freed from a contempt of court action filed by ex husband Hyatt R. Dehn. Dehn alleged she ignored demands for six weeks regarding custody of two children, David and wrap, with the judge noting the six week period stretched beyond the summer vacation.
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Santa Monica
Cali
Ginny Simms
Hyatt R. Dehn
Dehn
David
Stanley Mosk
Mehr
Sant
Pheyond
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