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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1968

Page

4

Long Meadow Drug Store Bomb Scare Revealed as Prank

A bomb scare at People's Drug Store in Long Meadow Shopping Center led to a 90 minute evacuation and search by City Police, store personnel, and fire units. Det. Lt. Grayson Wigfield identified the caller as a prankster and noted the toy bomb with a red fuse in a children's game. The store reopened at 5:30 p.m. No bomb was found.

CE Richardson City Hall Grayson Wigfield People’s Drug Store Long Meadow Shopping Center Pioneer Hook and Ladder Co Wigfield People’s Alan Long Meadow

HJC Announces Over 100 Courses for Second Semester

Hagerstown Junior College reveals a complete schedule for the January start at the Robinwood Drive campus. More than 100 courses are listed with early and late registration through January 30. One course surveying carries an extra fee. Saturday morning sessions also offered. separate evening schedule available.

Hagerstown Robinwood Dr Creager

drop in Greencastle and Waynesboro Christmas mail volume

Greencastle reported 12 120 fewer pieces of mail and Waynesboro 30 382 fewer cards and letters this Christmas season. About 400 fewer packages were delivered in Waynesboro. Postmaster Lloyd M Rowe Jr credited early mailing and ZIP codes, while Mail Superintendent Robert O Bouder cited higher postal rates as reducing volume and improving addressing.

Waynesboro Outer Space U.S Greencastle Lloyd M. Rowe Jr Robert O. Bouder

Youths Held For Stealing Charity Box

City police arrested two juveniles for taking a charity collection box from Coach's Supply Co. at 25 N. Potomac St. They chased the pair who were seen racing with the box. The youths were handed to juvenile authorities after being linked to thefts in Hagerstown and Monmitsburg as officers expanded the probe. In other news Sen ator-elect Charles McClain Mathias Jr. announced 11 nominees from the Sixth Congressional District for attendance at U S Service Academies for 1969 including Gregory Cummins Sharpsburg Steven Diehl Hagerstown Michael Henderson Ijamsville Timothy McAllister Catonsville Robert Rice Em City Police said the two juveniles admitted to the box theft and implicated themselves in related robberies. The list includes Melvin Main Jr Baltimore Robert Myers Jr Hagerstown Francis Ryan Emmitsburg and Joseph Walker Hagerstown nominated for the U S Military Academy in New York.

Washington Charles McC. Mathias Jr United States Service Academy Gregory W. Cummins Sharpsburg Steven L. Diehl Hagerstown Michael David Henderson Ijamsville Timothy J. McAllister Catonsville Robert S. Rice Coach's Supply Co N. Potomac St Eterna Earl Williamson City Detective Bureau Monmitsburg Daviel J. Whaley Charles W Young Jr Baltimore S. Potomac St U.S. Air Force Athorities Colorado Melvin H. Main Jr Robert E. Myers Jr Francis X. Ryan Emmitsburg Joseph H. Walker U.S. Military Academy New York

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