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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1956

Page

8

Antietam Street To Be Reopened After 6 Months

Engineer Claude Williams said West Antietam Street should reopen to traffic by next Wednesday after six months of closure between Summit Avenue and Walnut Street. Delays stemmed from underground conduits a pipe shortage and a foundry strike delaying street surfacing. city cost estimated 3500 to 4000 dollars with state supply of signs free of charge if poles and erections are funded locally.

Baltimore State Toads Commission Claude Williams Antietam Street Summit Avenue Walnut Street Williams

New Official Assumes Post at Hagerstown SS Office

New social security claims representative Mus. E. Ruth Gossage reports for duty after a three week training at the Bureau of Old Age and Survivors Insurance central headquarters in Baltimore. She succeeds R. Lee Alltop who becomes field representative in Welch district. Gossage brings 15 years federal experience including Secret Service Coast Guard GAO and FHA. She is a University of Texas graduate and former Texas schoolteacher.

Mus Ruth Gossage Hagerstown General ‘Accounting Office Social Security Office Federal Housing Administration Comptrailer Gossage University of Texas Texas

New Traffic Signs To Be Erected Here

The Mayor and Council agreed to fund a new system of traffic route signs in Hagerstown in the 1987 budget. The traffic committee of the Hagerstown Chamber of Commerce presented the plan, led by Ralph Haslacker, with Mrs. C. T. Beachley coordinating. The group seeks 44 signs on 23 poles to improve city wayfinding and support Girl Scout badge work.

Hagerstown Teader

Not Playing Possum in Carbondale

Police officer Jack Hazel responded to an office building where an opossum was found napping. He removed the sleepy animal and presented it to several young boys who may keep it as a pet or consider it a meal.

Carbondale, I. 1 Jack Hazel Hazel

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