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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 09, 1957

Page

5

Unique Church Sets Rigid Membership Rules Nationwide

The Universal Week of Travel Association reports in this city detailing a church with strict requirements for prospective members. Plans include a morning breakfast with lay participation and a noon gathering, followed by an evening prayer vigil led by Rev. Gordon Cosby. Also noted are youth events in February at the Episcopal camp with the Washington County Youth Council, plus ongoing ministerial appointments and health board participation by Rev. Dr. Earl Redding.

Universal Week of Traverterial Association Washington, D. C Allenight Gordon Cosby Hvening Earl Redding Grace Evangelical United Brethren Church Washington County Church of the Saviour MCA District of Columbia Cosby

Lawmakers Seek Driving Law Reform to Cut Maryland Toll

County ministers join a movement to reduce deaths on Maryland roads by urging state lawmakers to raise driving standards to national levels. The Washington County Ministerial Association backed legislation, citing fatalities from autos and trucks and plans for joint religious events in the coming weeks.

Maryland Washington County

Fire destroys large house north of Hancock

A Monday blaze wrecked a framed house 12 miles north of Hancock along Route 22. The George Ward family became homeless while the property owner, John Johnson of Mercersburg, faced loss. Hancock and Cumberland firefighters battled the flames as roof residents broke through the blaze. Furniture had been moved out before the fire consumed the redecorated building.

Hancock George Ward John Johnson Mercersburg Cunnelisburg

Minor Accident Cases Treated

Mrs Nellie Conkling of 254 Frederick Sr fractured her right shoulder in a fall yesterday. She was discharged after treatment in the emergency room of Washington County Hospital. Curtis L Cooper two year old son of Richard Cooper 53 North Cannon Avenue hit his head on a coffee table when he fell and cut his left eyebrow requiring three stitches. Mrs Grace P Dorsey of 116 N Jonathan St was in an auto accident yesterday afternoon and cut her right knee requiring four stitches to close the cut. Charles H Rowland Boonsboro Route 2 suffered contusions of both knees in a minor automobile accident.

Nellie ¥. Conkling Frederick Sr Washington County Hospital Curtis L. Cooper Richard Cooper North Cannon Avenue Grace P. Dorsey N. Jonathan St Charles H. Rowland Boonsboro _Route 2 Amaulo Agrident

Man Promoted By Air Reserve

Allen Elridge of 18 Husewood Drive was promoted from first lieutenant to captain in the Air Force Reserve. Effective last November 28, he is a veteran of 13 months of overseas service in World War II. He holds the European Theater and American Theater ribbons, plus Reserve Force ribbons, the Good Conduct Medal, the National Defense Medal, and the Victory Medal.

Allen Elridge Husewood Drive Air Force Reserve

Mercer Sees No Dearth Of New Comedians For TV

New York columnist Charles Mercer argues television will find fresh comic talent despite vanishing vaudeville and burlesque. He notes many current TV stars began in clubs and vaudeville, reminding that longevity and persistence shape success. he asserts new comedians must develop on television rather than rewind past stages.

Mercer Charles Mercer New York Julia Jonathan Winters Tack Paar Herb Shriner Buddy Hackett Ernie Kovaam Levenson Johnny Carson Steve Allen George Gohel Bob Hope Groucho Marx Jackie Gleason Phil Silvers Suville Ball Bob Cummings Robert Young Burns and Allen Jack Benny Spring Byington George Gobel

NRI Alumni Chapter Plans Meeting on Colorimetry

The Cumberland Valley Chapter of the NRI Alumni Association schedules a Thursday 8 p.m. meeting at the YMCA featuring a lesson in colorimetry and discussions on aerodynamic topics. R. A. Darby of Fairchild Aircraft will moderate a panel on STOL and VSOL aircraft with military applications.

Cumberland Valley NRI Alumni Association YMCA John H Pearl Harry F Weane W. Straub Edwin J. W. Klopp USN Bureau For Aeronautics Cal G- P. Seneif USA Offief C. G. ‘Strathy USAF Headquarters, Air Research and Development Command

Fun Night Forms Meeting's Topic at 4-H Council

Washington County 4-H Senior Council met in the extension office to discuss a fun night planned for March 2. Committees were named for refreshments and decorations, with the event split into two groups by member size and a film titled Unconditional Surrender shown about polio vaccine.

Washington County 4-H

Colorado senator proposes trash pickup for DUI offenders

Colorado state senator A Woody Jlewelt of Boulder proposes making jail inmates convicted of driving while intoxicated collect whisky bottles and beer cans along highways. Hewett said a bill would be drafted if no legal obstacles exist.

Denver Colorado Sen A. Woody Jlewelt Boulder Hewett

Polio Drive Yields 156 Dollars in Greencastle

Members of Harry Zeigler Post VFW and ladies auxiliary in Greencastle collected 156.90 for the March of Dimes during a Blue Crutch Drive Saturday. The nearby Pennsylvania post joined many communities in fundraising as part of a statewide polio relief effort.

Harry Zeigler VFW Greencastle Ladies Auxilary Pennsylvania Janet Bittner Twabelle Henson John Conrad Walter Shives W. Max Izer D. D. Moore Karl Glasser Harry Unger Raymond Barnes Robert Myers W. C. Potts Eugene Goetz Charles Fitz J. Clyde Bittner Jr Harald

Jubal Early Topic for Civil War Round Table Meeting

Jubal Early, the Confederate general who led an 1864 attack on Washington, is the subject for the next Tagerstown Civil War Round Table. Speaker Millard K. Bushong of Berryville Va will present at Terrace Restaurant Prospect and Pennsylvania Avenues. All men interested in Civil War topics invited. reservations to A H Bennett.

Uibal A. Early Washington Millard K. Bushong Berryville Terrace Prospect Pennsylvania J. Walter Coleman A. H H. Bennett Trey Lange Piastow Hagerstows

Timmerman Named Commercial Manager of Sales

Mrs Timmerman begins as commercial manager of sales for the telephone company. She started in Roanoke Virginia in 1963, spent 12 years there, then moved to Aberdeen North Dakota as a service representative in the business office. Her new duties require travel across western Maryland from Oakland to Elkton with headquarters in Hagerstown.

Timmerman Roanoke Aberdeen Maryland Oakland Elkton Hagerstown

C and P appoints new official for service in county

Four 4-H programs begin as Mrs Elles W Timmerman is named service official for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone area in Bath County. Nick Pope and Walter R Riddie announce programs including an enhanced 4-H farm and home electric work, tractor maintenance with summer competition, the baby calf weight and feed conversion project, and the spring hog show and sale set for late March. Two county youths will attend a Frederick meeting to plan the new programs. Charlie Krepp and Bill Roth star for Coach Ralph Casey's UNC swimming team.

Elles W. Timmerman Chesapeake and Frederick Pops Pope

Fire destroys sixty five homes in Tendara Tendara Tsushima

An early morning blaze in Tendara on Tsushima island in the Korean Straits left sixty five homes destroyed and about 420 people homeless, according to police reports. Local responders battled the fire but most structures were lost, with authorities assessing the damage and relief needs.

Nagasake Japan Todiay Tendara Tsushima

Ford glamour wagons and Ranch Wagon tease buyers

Ford promotes five new glamour wagons and a four door Country Sedan with extra seating and a single central mechanism for liftgates. The Ranch Wagon line, including the Del Rio version, emphasizes subdued tones and higher styling with 2 doors and six passengers. Ford touts quiet operation and easy handling, urging test spins to prove its appeal.

Ford del Rio

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