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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 24, 1956

Page

5

Williamsport Happenings and Red Men Officers Elected

Williamsport and area groups report officers elected for the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Improved Order of Red Men. Officials include Ko gland Isaac Forsythe Honey L Forsythe and Adanal Britton with plans for January installations. Community events feature Christmas decorations, a fire company roast, charity drives, child activities, and church programs across several local churches.

Odd Fallows Oider of Ould Fallows Ho Gland Isaac Forsythe Honey L. Forsythe Ing Adam J. Ireh A.W. Chrinman Veasurer Grove Trusters Neal M. Grove J. N. Grove J. N. Foltz Grand Lodge Adam J. Flarsh Adanal Britton Edward Miller Canovaceague Tribe No Ad Ted Men Williamsport Propher Leodore Fritz Sadium Merle Whittington Sagamiore Robert Ayers Homer L. Porsythe W. A. Speaker Theodore Fritz H. €. Kottler Me. Kottler Kottlers Keedysville Maryland Charles Huffmaslee Brunswick Mary MM. Wissinger S. Congcocheague St Zion Lutheran Church Beckley Harsh South Artizan St

Hagerstown Shoe Co honors new 25 year club members

Hagerstown Shoe Company officers hosted the eleventh annual Quar ter Century Club dinner for 220 members and guests in the Ballroom of Hole Alexander. Nine new members were introduced with certificates and mementos, bringing total veterans to 151 with 4,793 years of service.

Vinton Hershey Hagerstown Shoe Co Shonare Mr. Hershey W. T Bowers Jedia K. Maus Grover W. Carr Hagerstown Shoe Company Quarter Cannry Club Hole Alexander Potomac Ballronama L. Vinton Hershey Charles F. Shank Quarter Century Club Mary Donegan Nowe S.tidd Byron Earl P. Schlotterbeck Earl L. Stoner Katie R. Hepler George, Loover Anna May Mart Jedda K. Maus Mary St. Clair Dorothy E. Sanders Willliam 2. Shuman Helen la Smith W.T. Bowers Charter Century Club Joseph Smiley Jack Wini Andrews Roy Picard Frank Slettler David W. Byron Byron Vaughn J. Byron Tidd Byron Mercersburg Pennsylvania Robert Lee O'Brien, Jr Washington, D. C A. Ross Hastelter Hanover H. H. Heeler James E. Byron W. D. Byron & Sons, Inc Williamsporl, Mary

Crowds Deluge Hagerstown Stores On Yule Shopping Spree

Christmas shoppers filled Hagerstown streets as thousands thronged downtown blocks after dark. Merchants noted heavier than expected spending, aided by prior rainy Fridays and Saturdays, with buses busy and parking scarce. Clerks brace for a final push tonight before Christmas Eve hours.

Hagerstown Christemas Antietam Street Christomas

Dinner Meeting Arranged by Local Leaders

Mr. and Mrs. Guy and Mrs. Kidwell are noted in yant's dinner meeting arranged by co chairmen W. T. Bowers and Earl L. Stoner. Their committee includes Glenny E. Brown C. William Eaton Mrs. Are Tene R. Fairtney Miss Evelyn A. Johnston Hubert E. Miller and Earl P. Schlollerbeck.

City deficit trimmed by $5,362 in 1957 budget cuts

After a week of revisions Mayor and Council reduced the potential city deficit from 238,352 to 232,990. Major cuts included 348,000 for a 85 foot aerial ladder rack and 46,000 in proposed salary raises, with additions for urban renewal, traffic signals, land acquisition, and traffic signs. A municipal election looms and the 85-cent tax rate remains in question.

Counvil Hagerstown Page Cownell Pioneer Bank and Ladder Company Fundy New City

Family Faces Bleak Holiday in Local Crisis

A western town family of six faces a hard Christmas as the baby stays hospitalized and the father cannot work due to illness. Three young boys risk missing Santa’s bounty without community aid and support from local authorities.

Santa Claus

Eight Thousand Dollars Awarded in County Girl Death Case

A circuit court jury awarded Mrs Hazel Masters eight thousand dollars for the loss of her daughter Sheila Masters who died in a highway collision on Route 40 between New Market and Frederick on November 1 1955. The verdicts also gave one thousand dollars to the daughter's estate for funeral expenses and suffering and seven hundred fifty dollars to Richard Alexander Smith driver of the car. Damages were awarded against Floydie Lee DeGrange George E Stines Jr and Charles Upton Mehring and Son. The case involved cross claims over negligence and proper signals on the highway and required two days of trial with Judge D Kenneth McLaughlin presiding.

Washington County Hospital Sheila Masters Route 40 New Market Frederick Hazel Masters North Cannon Avenue Charles Upton Mehring and Son John Wagaman Smith D. Kenneth MclLaughlin

Countian Held By Authorities In Armed Robbery Attempt

Robert Eugerte Pike aged 14 from Magers town and Leon Eugene Triniwell 25 of Mercersburg along with Mabel Lewiseia Stoner 25 of Mercersburg are in Franklin County Jail on armed robbery attempt charges tied to a December 1 gas station holdup near Wayneshare. Triniwell also faces a firearms act violation. Police say Pike and Triniwell planned to rob the Waynesboro station managed by Donald L. Murray while at a local plant. the plan faltered when others were present and the robbery was postponed and then aborted. Pike aided police by remaining calm during the shooting, aiding his apprehension.

Robert Eugerte Pike Magerstown Franklin County Wayneshare Pike Leon Eugene Triniwell Mercersburg Route One Mabel Lewiseia Stoner Triniwell

Cascade School Hosts Christmas Program in Crowded Event

The Cascade school held a Christmas program drawing about 400 attendees. Students performed songs and poems while a welcome speech was read by the principal. The event concluded with a family service and refreshments. A family faced eviction from their living area associated with the school property, and a pupil named William Shrink required hospital care.

Cascade School West Virginia Mareen William Baltimore Ant Eupres Ted Ingla

Maryland Counties Rated for Sewage Upgrading Funds

Washington County and other Maryland communities were placed in the top priority group for federal water pollution funds totaling 750,300 dollars annually for ten years. The list includes Ellson Havre de Grace Laurel North Beach Perryville Paco S moke City Princess Anne Rockville and others in need of sewer system upgrades and plant additions. Priority is based on need and readiness to begin construction, with further communities categorized by discharge of raw sewage, treatment adequacy, and water supply without sewers.

Baltimore Maryland State Water Pollution Control Commission Department of Health Ellson Havre de Grace Laurel North Beach Perryville Paco Smoke City Princess Anne Rockville Mead Barton Denton Federalsburg Frostburg Greensboro Haney la Vale Lonaconing Lake Miland Oakland Port Deposit Progton Salisbury Sherptown Shay Tit Vienna Westernport Betterton Centreville Chestertowi Crisfield Delmar Easton Emmitsburg Hagerstown Hurlock Indianhead Leonardtown Ocean City Ridgley Rising Sun Savage Westminster Williamsport Boonsboro Chesapeake Beach Clear Spring Cresaptown Mkrridge Ebbott City Celle Funkstown Halfway Hampstead Manchester Alount Airy New Windsor Northeast Oxford Queenstown Rock Hall Smithsburg Trapper Uniom Bridge Walkersville

Man Hurt In Route 11 Crash In Kingston Pa

Pennsylvania man Robert Jones of Kingston injured when Route 11 accident near Middlebury left him with a fractured left leg. Maryland State Police are investigating the incident after he was taken to Washington County Hospital by Community Rescue Service for treatment and preliminary examination.

Pennsylvania Alto Pika Robert Jones Kingston Washington County Hospital Community Rescue ‘Service Jones Maryland

Fort Ritchie to Host Christmas Party for 30 Children

A Christmas party for about 30 children of military and civilian personnel is planned at Fort Ritchie Maryland on Sunday after 1 PM in the mess hall. Refreshments will be served and Santa Claus will be part of the entertainment. Col Gverstreet, post chaplain, and Chief Warrant Officer Sunyak will oversee the event.

Anual Fire Company M.D. Miller Tite Hall EB. L. Shank B. W. Warrenhltz J. K. Cushwaard Lewla Plelte Phoebe P. Dunn W. Foto Fort Ritchie Santa Claus Col Gverstreet Sunyak

Early Christmas Display In View

A July heat wave story references Potomac Edison Company and a Christmas display project. The article mentions a quick diagnosis related to the display and notes a receptionist leaving the North Potomac Street waiting room as a patron disappeared with a typewriter during the event.

Potomac Edison Company Mexico City Clint North Potomac Street

Injured Hancock Girl Moved for Further Treatment

Patsy Smallwood of Hancock was injured in a Sunday night accident near Hancock and was moved to Washington County Hospital for further care. Her condition was listed as fairly good with severe facial injuries including cuts and broken teeth. Anna Mae Bowman, 17, also of Hancock, was discharged to return home after treatment for facial and head injuries.

Patsy Smallwood Hancock Berkeley Springs Washington County Anna Mae Bowman Miss Bowman Mink Elmer

Hospital Treats Minor Injuries in ER

The Washington County Hospital emergency room treated several patients yesterday. Mrs Hilda Molwr, 473 North Pe ormac Street, sprained ankle. John R Grumbacher, 11 92 The Terrace, lacerated lip requiring four stitches. Paul M Dattilio, Medway Ra, cut hand from a window needing five stitches.

Washington County Hospital Hilda Molwr Pe ‘Ormac Street John R. Grumbacher Richard Grumbacher Terrace Paul M. Dattilio Medway Ra

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