DE Students Begin Work During Rush
Part time workers joined the Christmas rush as distributive education students became available for the pre holiday period. Charles Rowe announced plans to provide extra sales help at Priday’s meeting of the Hagerstown Retailers Bureau. Local retailers heard reports on organizational activities and social events with about 100 members attending. The Santa welcoming committee reported a large turnout and a $750 investment for Saint Nick. City decorations received praise in the business district and Public Square. Two visitors from the Far East joined local friends at the event.
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Charles Rowe
Priday
Hagerstown
Hotel Alexander
J Austin Frick
Social Committee
Fountain Head Country Club
William Clowser
Santa Welcoming Committee
Saint Nick
Fred Musey
The
Herald-Mail Company
Alice Eby
Kirklyn
Middiekault
Foreign teachers visit local schools for three day tour
Thirty foreign teachers from Washington arrive by bus for a three day visit to Brooklawn Farm and multiple area schools. They tour Moles Oei and other sites, view milking and bottling, and attend a public revue at South Potomac Junior High. Local families host part of the group as clergymen critique Christmas displays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Antietara
Broadway
Lincolnshire
Fountaindale
Washington
Winter Street Woodland Way
Salem Avenue
Herman L. Mills
Brooklawn Farm
New York
Ama
Wiliams
South Potomac Junior High
United States
American
Teacher Television Center
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Far East
Li Chao Kun
Formosa
J. Turnbull Spicknall
Kaoru Orilani
Japan
San Sun
Hos Angeles
Chandler
Marjorie Haskell Chandler
John D. Zentmyer
Harry Footer and Co. Cleaners
SIM Wottle Carton
Cloverdale Spring CO
Iextra
ROTM
Fed
Ste
Baltimore & Ohio and Western Maryland Railroad
Hamilton Hotel
Molart Jewalers
Hamilton
Stedawn
Ste Weekly
FORD
Our
Aeel
Sharrett Motors