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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1963

Page

4

Sharpsburg Founder Honored for Maryland Frontiers Service

B Russell Hicks notes Governor Horatio Sharpe earned enduring credit for Maryland frontier defense before the Revolutionary War. He supervised fort construction at Fort Frederick and aided relations with Native peoples, while Forbes’s expedition and the capture of Fort Duquesne led to Fort Pitt and Pittsburgh’s beginnings.

Maryland Horatio Sharpe Governor Sharpe Grant George Washington Braddock Virginia George Money Washington Dagworthy Wahaby Fort Frederick John Forbes Fort Duquesne Fort Pitt Pittsburgh

Gettysburg College Choir Heads to Europe Tour

The Gettysburg College Choir of 65 voices leaves New York Tuesday for a seven week Europe tour. Selected as an official choir for the Lutheran World Federation Assembly in Helsinki, the group will perform in The Hague Arnhem and other cities, with concerts in Lucerne Basel Bonn West Berlin and Copenhagen. The itinerary includes Stockholm Oslo London and Edinburgh before returning August 21.

Gettyseing Gettysburg College New York Tollewitchi Europe S Lutheran World Federation Helsinki Finland Althoratio Sharpe the Hague Arnhem Netherlands Evican Leidelberg Bonn West Berlin Kirchen Dortmund Germany George Washington Copenhagen Denmark Willi[ment Creektow Cumberland Tel Washington Stockholm Oslo London Inburgh Sharpe Wills Creek Hichard Virginia Hagerstown Lodge Winchester Parker B. Waognild Dester Tha N. Wickel Mouseheart Ill Fort Cumberland Luther Stoner Braddock Cumberland Frederick

County Dump Fire Repeats Near Ingerstoun

Morgansville Volunteer Fire Company battled a second five night blaze at the county dump near Ingerstoun Monday evening. Seven volunteers used 9 manhours and 2,000 gallons of water to bring it under control after hot ashes touched debris. Firefighters note July 4 blaze started likely by spontaneous combustion in dumped chemicals. a dozen firemen used 20 manhours and 1,800 gallons of water. Waugansville and Williamsport volunteers aided with pumper and tank trucks. Fire Chief Robert Baker led the response.

Morgansville Ingerstoun Maugansville Fire Company Williamsport

AF Try Out Program Urged By Hagerstown Reserve Squadron

Major Richard M. Stenger announced a new one year reserve enlistment plan allowing servicemen and veterans to join the Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron for a twelve month trial. The program offers benefits including pay rank training and retirement features. Enlistments occur at the local airport with one weekend monthly drills and a yearly 12 day tour. Applications and details available from squadron headquarters in Hagerstown or Master Sergeant Harold Schriver.

Air Force Reserve Hagerstown Air Force Reserve Recovery Squadron Richard M. Stenger Armed Forces United States Stenger Hagerstown U. S Maryland Pennsylvania West Virginia Equadron Harold H. Schriver

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