Cecil McVay Heads Lions At Williamsport
Cecil G McVay longtime Williamsport Lions Club member was installed as club president at the latest meeting Hlaaucoeada W Wallace Taylor McVay a Winchester Virginia graduate attended Virginia Polytechnic Institute earning his HANS in industrial engineering served in World War I two with the ith engineers on the Alcan Highway and in Europe he held rank of Re Lieutenant coronel and now commands in the Army Organized Reserve as 309th Logistical Command He was previously plant superintendent at Williamsport for Potomac Edison Co and is now assistant superintendent of power stations for that company with duty in Hagerstown Other new officers of the club.
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Cecil G. McVay
Williamsport Lions Club
Hlaaucoeada
W. Wallace Taylor
McVay
John Maundley High School
Winchester
Local Lions Club officers and directors listed
Joseph K. Scott first vice president William H. Babylon second vice president D B Ebersole third vice president Adam J Harsh secretary CO A M Reichter treasurer Claude Davis lion tamer William D Doub talk twister Leroy Rider R H Miller Jr A I Leaf and M B Grove directors.
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Joseph K. Scott
William H. Babylon
D. 8. Ebersole
Adam J. Harsh
CO. A. M. Reichter
Claude §. Davis
William D. Doub
Leroy Rider
R. H. Miller, Jr
A. I Leaf
M. 8. Grove
Washington County Fish Licenses Sell Fast Before Bag Season
Eleven agencies report a total of 1720 fishing licenses sold at the Clerk of the Court’s office before the bag season opens. The bass season runs to November 30 with a ten inch minimum and a daily creel of ten. A complete list of agencies includes Hagerstown and nearby towns such as Sharpsburg Boonsboro Williamsport Hancock Smithsburg and more.
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Washington County
Hagerstown
Howard
Ankeney
Cisar Spring
Thomas Davies
Highfield
Chester Delphey
Godlove's
W. Washington Street
D. Kretzer
Sharpsburg
FB. G. Miller
Boonsboro
George W. Wolfe
Williamsport
William R. Younker
Hancock
Lydon B. Becher
Smithsburg
Judging Events Slated By Washington County 4-H Clubs
Washington County 4-H members will take part in two judging practice events. The 4-H Dairy Club sponsors a morning session at Walrath Farm from 9 to 10 o clock. In the evening the Beef and Pig Clubs inspect cattle hogs and sheep at Fred Ernst Farm from 7 to 10 o clock with University of Maryland Livestock Specialist Kiyod T. Whittle in attendance.
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Washington County
Dairy Club
Walrath Farm
Fred Ernst
Kiyod
T. Whittle
Hvestock
University of Maryland
Three Scholarships Awarded to Boonsboro Students
Boonsboro High School seniors and graduates received three scholarship honors. John W. Dorsey of Sharpsburg earned an alternate English high school scholarship from the Kinamen Trust after high rankings in national contests. Naomi Witmer, a Boonsboro graduate, won an AAUW scholarship to Hagerstown Junior College and aims to teach English. Herbert Coss of Boonsboro, resident of Bresthedsville, won a senatorial Johns Hopkins University scholarship to study industrial engineering. he participated in band and chorus.
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Boonsboro High School
John W. Dorsey
Sharpsburg
Einglish
Kinamen Trust
America
Dorsey
National Education Foundation
Boonshoro
Studentouncil
Future Teachers of Amerca
United Nations Club
Naomi Witmer
Hagerstown Junior College
Boonsboro
Tha Vta
Johns Hopkins University
Herbert Coss
Bresthedsville
Coss
Cumberland Firemen and Police Seek Higher Pay
Cumberland officials urged city leaders to stop buying equipment and raise wages for firemen and policemen. Commissioner John W. Long cited an average monthly wage of 245 dollars and warned that low pay could drive men to moonlight or even lead to dishonesty. Mayor Roy W. Hynes supported a raise but cited budget constraints.
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Cumberland
John WL. Long
Long
Roy W. Hynes
Multicolor Tulip Transfers for Quick Iron-On Designs
Advertises three color iron-on tulip transfers Pattern No 286 with 6 by inch motifs and 2 inch motifs. Includes complete transfer and instructions. Send name address and pattern number to Carol Carns Daily Mail Box 229 Madison Square Station New York 10 NY. Patterns available with optional first class mail service.
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Carol Carns
Daily Mail
Madison Square Station
New York
N. Y
Stores Announce Week Schedule For July Observance
Hagerstown retailers will close Wednesday afternoon July 2 and Friday July 4 for a holiday, reopen 9 a m to 9 p m Saturday July 6. Governor MecKeldin’s proclamation designates July 6 as a legal holiday, affecting only institutions that close for legal holidays.
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Hagerstown
MecKeldin
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