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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1957

Page

6

Traffic Lights Sought Near Shopping Center

The Hagerstown Police propose traffic lights at two intersections near Long Meadow Shopping Center to control traffic for Sears Roebuck opening February 6 and full center operation by April 1. The plan includes no parking on Leitersburg Pike Nazi? No, correct: Leitersburg Pike from Northern Avenue to city limits. Potomac Avenue 125 feet south of Northern Avenue. Northern Avenue from Oak Hill Avenue to Potomac Avenue. Also signals at Hamilton Boulevard and Northern Avenue and at Potomac and Northern Avenues with left turn signals onto Northern toward the center. Pedestrian crosswalks and stop lines will be painted, center lines refined.

Long Meadow Traffic Bureau Hagerstown Board of Public Works Blair Overton Leitersburg Pike Northern Avenue City Potomac Avenue Oak Hill Avenue Hamilton Boulevard Potomac and Northern Avenues Northernvenue

Good Demand For Livestock At Boonsboro Market

Yesterday at the Farmers Livestock Exchange in Boonsboro demand remained strong despite cold. Market reports show butcher steers and stock steers steady, cows and bulls up 50 cents to $1, calves down $2, lambs steady, and hogs 50 cents to 7 cents higher than the prior week. KA TO ENTERTAIN The Kappa Alpha fraternity at Washington College will host a Christmas party for thirty youngsters from Elizabeth W. Murphy School in Dover this Saturday. P. Curtis Massey of Williamsport, Md., serves as fraternity president.

Boonsboro Kappa Alpha Washington College Elizabeth W. Murphy School Dover Delaware P. Curtis Massey Williamsport

Knights Templar Donate 15000 To Eye Clinic

The Knights Templar Eye Foundation awarded a $15,000 grant to Johns Hopkins Wilmer Clinic in Maryland for eye research and care. John Kellner Jr. presented the check on behalf of Major General Walter DeLany as the foundation underwrites eye disease research and patient support nationwide. The organization funds research and assists those unable to pay.

Eye Bank For Sight Restoration, Inc Howe Lab Massachusetts Johns Hopkins Hossionary Gloupital Wilmer Clinic Cama Foundation Maryland Knights Templar Com- Foundation, Incorporated World Recheck Walter A. de Beatrice Grove Jericho Boonsboro the United States of America

Farmers Held Joint Party at Leitersburg Grange Hall

The Beaver Creek Chewsville Farm Bureau held its annual Christmas party and dinner last night in Leitersburg Grange hall. Thirty four members and guests attended. Washington County Farms was represented by Mark Miller the county agricultural agent and George Stile of Leitersburg. The invocation was given by J R Palmer. Members exchanged gifts and shared a turkey dinner and carols.

Beaver Creek Chewsville Leitersburg Washington County Mark Miller Washington Bureau Grange George Stile J. R. Palmer

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