Dinah Shore and George Montgomery Plan Grand Hollywood Home
Dinah Shore and George Montgomery build a lavish Los Angeles residence with 8,500 square feet of living space, white quartz fireplaces, waterfalls, seven bathrooms, and extensive art collection space. The $200,000 property, plus a projected $225,000 construction, sits above the Sunset Strip with a cantilevered pool and tropical landscaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Dinah Shore
George Montgomery
Montgomerys
Mont
Rurse
Bath
Dinah
George
Montgomery
Los Angeles
Ain
Anniversary Observance Of Church Of The Brethren
Local residents will join a 1958 anniversary program marking the 256th year of the Church of the Brethren founded in 1708 at Schwarzenau. The event includes a Holy Communion service in Philadelphia and a special litany, with Dr. Edvard Ziegler and Rev. Freeman Anknim among speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brethren
Schwarzenau
de. A. H
Edwin Germany
Geere
Alexander Mack
Cially
Town Church
America
Philadelphia
Edvard Ziegler
Allending
Iginia
DeWitt L. Miller
Miller
Hitt
Sharpsburg Fire Co
Beachley
Arive
Total Church
Juniata College
Fahney-Keedy Memorial
Freeman Anknim
Emmert Bitlinger
Church of the Brethren
Middle
Maryland
Firemen To Pick Up Funds Jan 1 in Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg firemen appeal for contributions to several funds including a truck fund for two men worth about 2000 dollars a building fund for a kitchen and addition a general expenses fund and a maintenance fund Residents who have envelopes should have them ready when called on Wednesday The carnival netted 1700 and the horse show 200 A luncheon at noon will be hosted by Dr DeWitt L Miller of Hagerstown with greetings by church and fraternal delegates from various groups Syracuse notes: Ed Goldberg 5-10 the only member under six feet on the basketball squad
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sharpsburg
DeWitt L. Miller
Hagerstown
National
World Council of Churches
Tall Business Syracuse
NEA
Ed Goldberg
Syracuse
Hugh
Williamsport
Potomac River
Potomac
Edison
Victor B. McLaughlin
Anterast
Sharpsburg Pike
L. Boyd Hamn
St John's Lutheran Church
Leesville
D. C
Guy RB. Hebb
Burgess
Funkstown
Armed Forces
City Water Board
Northern Avenue
Hagerstown High School
Herb Score
Lawrence Brown
Western Maryland Railway
John M. Baer
Washington County Board of Education
Western Maryland Chronic Disease Hospital
Blair Qverton
Tees
Richard Grumbacher
Pons River
Bester-Long, Inc
Church Street
Con-Llengthen
Contit Rach
North American
Halti-Cement Corporation
Harry Hurd
Hagers‘egular Oosis
Edward J. Sauffman
Tauffman Manufacturing and Supply Company
R. Richard Summer
Christ Lutheran Thureh
Federal Youth Center
Ashland
Mark William Dutan
Union and Company
Pangporn
Citizens Party
L. Beard Miller
Max Swartz
Glenside Avenue
Martinsburg
Department of the Army
Army
Reeserve
Harry C. Marsh
The
Methodist Church
Winslow
Hagerstown Year Lacked Major Disasters In 1957
A 1957 review of Hagerstown and surrounding county highlights a quiet year with no large-scale tragedies, major fires, or nationwide shocks. The era saw steady population growth, rising wages, a strong labor scene, and new contracts for key industries. Weather brought a notable drought and a rare cold snap, but local economy and municipal services remained robust into 1958. International ties with Wesel continued, and infrastructure progressed including a dual highway project and grade crossing work while passenger rail service declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Chazige
Jonathan Hager
United States
American Cement Corporation
Fairchild Aircraft di Y Vision
Panghorn Corporation
Ed Fron
Wesel
Greece
Faneien
Cquity
Fife
Isidnzen
Pennsylvania
B. T. Michael
Fammany
Uaw-Cio
Ars
Robert Eisiminger, Jr
Paramount
Maryland
HR. Davey
South Potomac Street
North Iagerstown High School
Competiton
Bad Weather May Subdue Loud Welcome To New Year
Weather worries in Hagerstown may dampen New Year crowds as tomorrows watch night services and late night clubs schedule events while rain snow and possible ice raise road danger. Theaters plan midnight shows, many workers enjoy a two day holiday, and most businesses resume Thursday with schools reopening then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Legion 1
Weather Bureau
New Yune
Fearchild Aircraft
Annanual
Draft board seeks address for James Montgomery John Istone
Efforts are under way to locate James Montgomery John Istone whose last known address was 825 Guilford Avenue. Citizens with information are urged to contact the local Selective Service Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Montgomery
John Istone
Guilford Avenue
Ats
Selective Service Office
New Year Calendar History and Paper Cap Ornament
Julius Caesar helped form a calendar nearly two millennia ago, based on the solar year though not perfectly accurate. The piece notes various calendars and New Year dates, and adds a simple New Year craft: color two faces, cut and paste to a cap to display old and new year faces.
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Husband
Church of Brethren
Yeas
Troy Laundry and Dry Cleaning Co
West End
West Washington
Charles D. Hose
Gay Biecet
Susan Diane Davis
Resh Road
Bradley Nash
Harpers Ferry
Carlos H. Geisbert
Daniel M.mcgrath
St. Mary’s Catholic Church
Longmeadow
Wagerstown
Clear Spring
Potomac Edison
Williamsport Hall
Jack Miller
Deer's Head
Montebello
Elsworth A. Ronlelle
McKeldin
N. Plan
Antietam
United Fund
Santa Claus
Times
Public Square
Beth Chambers
Com Herte
Vaceyten County
Snee
Purple Heart
Keedysville
Mercury
Washington County
Zion United Church of Christ
Sally Burhans
Karl Heinz Busch
Imann
Hage
Wesel Mumkin
Pad Delilia
Waener
Fairchid Aircraft
Ronald James Polis
Cowpeocheague Speedway
Rachael Sheetz
Edwin M. Dale
Chesapeake and Ohio Canal
Jacob E. Herstiman
Hancock High School
Harold ©. McGraw
Sepember S
L. Mills
Grand Union Company
Maugansville
Hagerstonians
Russia
Chamber of Commerce
Florenié Aidtratt
Epprevs Teri Wee Creyere
William H. Peters
Willard Custer
San Quentin
Calif
Tenviers
Federa-ion of
San Francisco
Hagerstown, Maryland
Colonial Hardwood Flooring Co., Inc
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