City survey presented to officials in Hagerstown
A senior class project by the Problems of American Democracy class at Hagerstown High School produced a comprehensive city survey in book form. Students observed and interviewed officials to document government, streets, finance, police, fire, water, sewerage, parks, and utilities. The work, typed by the students and dedicated to loyal city workers, praises present civic adequacy and credit stability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. M. Wertz
Hagerstown
Donald G. Kaylor
Dorothy Baker
Ruth Caskey
Mildred Bowman
Leah Bakle
Helen Dayhoff
Jennings Dawson
Frances Biter
Helen Ethelberger
Charlotte Newkirk
Robert Garvin
Alan Habercom
Robert. Gilbert
Stuart Warrenfeltz
Ruth Crogan
Elizabeth Schnebly
Kenneth House
Kenneth Newkirk
Mildred Shadrach
Helen Shadrach
Mildred ‘Shifler
Kathryn Sayles
Edwin Smead
Carl Stonebraker
Bill Reisner
Helen Eikelberger
Doris Fleigh
Elma Guth
Frances Biler
Helen~Fisher
Ruth Detbert
Virginia Stouffer
Eikirk
Beverly Moser
Kenneth
Newkirk
Ail
Plum Puddings a Ready to Eat Distinctive Treat
A canned ready to eat plum pudding from S.good's imports to England offers convenience. Heat in boiling water, open with the attached key, and serve with whipped cream and holly. For traditionalists a Christmas pudding recipe blends sweet potato, carrot, suet, molasses, walnuts, citron, currants, orange peel, grape juice, eggs, flour, and spices, steamed for three hours to serve eight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.good
England
Kentucky Wildcats boast seven players over six feet tall
Lexington Kentucky December 27 The Kentucky basketball squad lists seven players taller than six feet with LeRoy Edwards as the tallest at six feet four inches and 212 pounds. He is regarded as one of the best pivot men to ever play for the Wildcats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
University of Kentucky
LeRoy Edwards
Edwards
Wildcats
Fire destroys Advance Industrial Supply plant at Green Stone
The Advance Industrial Supply Company plant near Blue Ridge Summit burned completely, causing a loss estimated at 235000. Owned by S C Wright of Chicago and operating for about seven years, the site was a major local facility. In other news Colonel Joseph C Roulette died at 433 North Potomac Street aged 67 after heart trouble. General Wm Ruffin Cox, Confederate Army veteran and one of its last ranking officers, died in Richmond Virginia after being wounded eleven times in the Civil War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Advance Industrial Supply Company
Green Stone
Blue Ridge Summit
S. C. Wright
Chicago
Joseph C. Roulette
North Potomac Street
Wm. Ruffin Cox
Richmond
Wedding of Miss Williams and Lieut Zell in Baltimore
Years ago today the marriage of Miss Mary Priscilla Williams to Lieut Edward M Zell of the Seventh Cavalry U S Army occurred at St Michael and All Angels in Baltimore with Bishop Paret officiating. Also notes include Allegany County Bar ballots, Fair Board finances, and local charity gifts amid a mix of local events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Priscilla Wiliams
T. J. C. Wiliams
Edward M. Zell
Seventh Cavalry
United States Army
Protestant Episcopal Church of St. Michale and All Angels
Baltimore
Paret
Gifts Flood Orphans Home as Christmas Cheer Spreads
W Walter Esmer, longtime superintendent at Washington County Orphans Home in San Mar, reports an unprecedented Christmas for the children. Donations of gifts, trees, foods, and toys poured in from numerous local groups and individuals, with the Potomac Edison Co illuminating the grounds nightly. Community clubs, Scout troops, churches, schools, and many residents contributed, making this the most generous Christmas in twenty years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Walter Esmer
Washington County
San Mar
San Mark
Potomac Edison Co
Hagerstown Kiwanis
Leiter Bros
William H. Kretzer
Maryland Tuberculosis Association sees larger seal sale in 1934
Receipts from Christmas seal sales in Maryland counties up to Christmas Eve show an increase over last year, according to Tuberculosis Association officials in Baltimore. The rise does not include Calvert, Howard, or Wicomico counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland “Tuberculosis Association
Baltimore
Calvert, Howard
Wicomico
Counties report seat sale totals across counties
Washington County to date reports $1 212 65 from seat sales, $238 64 ahead of 1983. Montgomery County leads with $1 818 80, Allegany second at $1 450.
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Washington County
Montgomery ‘County
Allegany
Also Mentioned on This Page
Husky
Goodyear Service, Inc
Goodyear Tire
Best Paint Hagerstown Paint and Glass Company
SUN Proof
W. Franklin St
Safety and Service
Roe
Robinson
Thomas H. Robinson, Jr
Berry Stoll
Louisville
Bal Ste
Potomac St
U. S. Government
Albert A. Doub
Daniel W. Doub
This City
The
Allegany County Bar Association
the Fair Board
J. M. Rice
Hamilton Lodge No. 28
S. of H
William H. Neikirk
Wheeling
W. Va
Waltz
Newcomer
Jonathan Street
Richard Henson
Hammond, Ind
Santa Claus
F. C.lchroder
J. J. Galor
Schindel
Rohrer and Co
R. D. McKee
Shaffer
Waynesboro
Charles Bowers
Emma Heironimus
Harry Burger
Jacob Ziegler
Harvey Moats
F. H. van Ness
M. T. Ward
Jenfeltz and Sons
First Christian Bible School
Arma Club
Myron L. Bloom
Roessner Bros
Charles K
Bon Ton
Swagger
Sale
Ath
North
Potomac
Hicks
Edward Bearinger
R. & G. Dep’t Store
Rudy
Hamilton Corner
Howard’s
E. Balto St
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