Demolition Aims at Site for New Post Office Foreseen
The Treasury Department reports plans to demolish several buildings to clear the way for a new post office. The largest structure slated for removal is the former Horner furniture store, a steel girder building. Demolition will take time and create substantial employment for workers. Affected property owners include David Horner heirs, M. Sater & Sons, Dr. William R. Pender, Baechtel and Armstrong and A Jacobson.
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Dweare
Sitserstown
Ferest
Inga
Tréasury. Department
Demolion
Horner Furniture Store
David Horner
M. Sater& Sons
William R. Pender
Baechtel Ang Armstrong
A. Jacobson
Prospects Improve for Apple Crop Across Regions
Harvesting of yellow transparent apples is complete in parts of Hancock belt with Duchess variety next. Some Virginia orchard areas began harvesting early this week as growers report small fruit due to prior droughts and pests. Prices hoped to achieve fair returns amid mixed yields.
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Hancock Belt
Duchess
Virginia
Clever Brown Glass Ornaments For The Finger Bowl
An article by Margery Taylor in the Herald-Mail describes brown glass finger bowl ornaments to spark conversation at meals. It highlights fish shapes in brown glass, yellow or green swimming figures, duck ornaments with white bodies and yellow bills, and floral touches like mint sprigs and water lilies in pink white blue or yellow to liven finger dipping occasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margery Taylor
McCall Company
Herald-Mail
Summer Dinners Minus The Oven
A guide to no oven meals stressing nutrition with vitamins minerals and energy. It lists a Sunday dinner menu including Honey Dew Melon Breaded Veal Cutlet New Potatoes Parsley Whole Wheat Bread Butter Salad Blackberries and Cream Chocolate Cookies Iced Coffee Milk for Children and a Monday Dinner plan Cheese Omelet Scalloped Onions String Beans Butter Sauce.
Cornatiche and Butter Sliced Tomato Balad Peaches and Cream
Fragmented food items list includes Cornatiche, Butter, Sliced Tomato, Balad, Peaches and Cream, Fig Newton, Tea, Milk, and Hot Coffees. No clear event or names to set a full story.
Shiloh Church Notes July 19 Update Services
Community notes from Shiloh detail Sunday July 22 services at 9 30 am Sunday school and 10 45 am worship led by Rev H Dixon Baughter with teen groups at 7 pm. Local residents and families share visits and gatherings around Mt Aetna Road and Antietam Creek including Holmes Fouke Henesy Dehart and Zeigler households during the week.
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Ola Betta
Mary Seward
Irene Henesy
Mildred Smeyer
Kathleen Holmes
Raymond Henesy
Paul Dehart
Carlton Dehart
Ray Tom’s Meadow
Leroy Henesy
J. L. Holmes
Kathleen
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Sunkist
Luscious
Elberta
Swift
Meat Department
Public Square
Toade
Folsom
Cal
Hagerstown
T.G. Gardner
Mgr
Washington St
Ney
A Et
Ell
Wisconsin Ae
Sweitzer
Limburger
Shiloh
Etter
Milean Keller
Robert Palmer
Sarah Weaver
Edith Harsh
Williamsport
Walter Shifler
Richard
John McNairy
Violet McNairn
Elmer House
Thelma
Percy Zeigler
George Zeigler
Chambersburg
Howard
Russell
Fouks
Thei
Plummer
Garlock
W.M. A. Society
Wikmer Price
William ‘Harbaugh
J. B. Harbaugh
Lela'Cromer
Douglas
Fletcher
John
Audrey
Joyce McNairn
Cuinaenta
Iris Mae Fouke
Anta Klick
Louise Munson
Gladys Munson
Lester Plume
Maurice Munson
Charles Lewis
Floyd
Munson
Donald
Paul Smeyer
Antietam Creek
Seaboard
Exelusive
Bond Tires
Sdrduuet
Chamois
Med
Chevrolet
FORD
W. Franklin St. Hagerstown, Md
Joan Wask-Doage
F. .B. Detroit
Fabre
Nolan Motors Inc
Ford and Lincoln
East
Hagerstown, Md
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