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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1949

Page

3

Sunday Movies Bill Submitted in Annapolis

Sunday movies would be legal in Hagerstown and Washington County from 1 to 6 pm and 9 pm to midnight if a referendum provision passes the House of Delegates in Annapolis yesterday. Delegates discussed the plan after a public meeting at the Court House and considered extending the referendum to the rest of the county. Irvin Linebaugh of the Hagerstown motion picture projectionists union supported Sunday screenings, noting workers prefer not to work Sundays.

Washington County Court House Annapolis Hagerstown Irvin Linebaugh Motion Picture Projectionists Union Linebaugh

Stotelmyer To Head Local Bank In Hagerstown

Fubert J. Stotelmyer was elected president of the Farmers and Merchants Bank at the organizational meeting. He is among the oldest bank officials in Hagerstown, entering the business in 1911 with the First National Bank. New officers include Harry R. Rowland as board chairman, W Norman Reed as cashier, Earl M. Hoffman as assistant cashier, and J Elvin Unger as executive committee chair. Directors named are Edward M Beslinger D Webster Groh Jr Bruce N Hoffman Omer T Kaylor Frank W Mish Jr Dr Hubert L Porterfield Hubert J Stotelmyer Alvin FP Thumma and J Elvin Unger. Longest kickoff return of 1948 NFL season was Joe Scott of the Giants, 99 yards against the Rams.

Fubert J. Stotelmyer Yeaterday Farmers and Merchants Bank Onei Hagerstown First National Bank West Washington Street Harry R. Rowland W. Norman Reed Earl M. Hoffman J. Elvin Unger Omer T. Kaylor Edward M. Beslinger D Webster Groh, Jr Bruce N. Hoffman Frank W. Mish, Jr Hubert L. Porterfield Hubert J. Stotelmyer Alvin Fp, Thumma Joe Scott New York Giants Los Angeles

Blue Ridge Drivers Win Long Safety Awards Across Years

A large group of Blue Ridge Bus Lines drivers earned safety awards for accident-free years. Names and years include John W. Wagner 15, Richard J. West 18, Mor rie M. Steinour 14, Norman Miller 11, Edward Kefauver 10, Clarence Esworthy 9, Irvin Williams 6, Gordon Hileman 1, and others with four to two years. In Baltimore three babies died of measles last week per health commissioner Dr Huntington Williams, a rise from last year. The National Physical Laboratory in England unveiled a 670 by 30 foot test tank for scale model ships to study speed and seaworthiness.

Blue Ridge Bus Lines John W. Wagner Robert J. Appel Morrie M. Steinour Richard ‘J. West Norman Miller Herman R. Willard Edward W. Kefauver Clarence A. Esworthy Irvin I. Williams Carl Dev Baltimore Huntington ‘Williame National Physical Laboratory Teddington England

Digestive Tonic Claims Relief for Gas and Weakness

An advertisement touts 583 Tonic and 885 Tonic as remedies for sour stomach gas loss of appetite and nervous fatigue by increasing digestive juice flow. It promises stronger blood nutrition with anemia relief and better sleep and energy, citing lab proofs and mass sales.

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Bill Normandy High School St. Louis Aagg Agdae General Electric U.S. Pat Wolf and Son Franklin St Forsyth Hager Park Schindel-Kohrer & Co. Inc Patemae St Stotelmyer Farmers and Merchants Head McCrory DuPont Denier Shaditiona L! Trervistel Howard Paint Store Washington Street Middlekauff N. Potomac St Coats Ict Fridinger & CO Cushwa Blue Ridge
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