31 Jul 1956
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1956
Page
1
A small town classified page blends funeral home service listing with a large used car department advertisement. It promotes Kraiss Funeral Home at 143 N Potomac Street and a car lot on Frederick Street offering numerous 1950s era autos including Chevrolets Dodges Studebakers Lincolns Buicks and a 1955 Ford. It references a Benjamin F. Moss Agency and Howard J. Rohrer associate with telephone numbers for inquiries.
A compact convertible and a range of 1950 two and four door models from Mercury Pontiac Chevrolet Nash Studebaker Bel Air Ford Oldsmobile Plymouth are advertised. The dealer promises low prices and an in person demonstration on how to buy one.
Automobiles for sale include 1956 Pontiac hardtop four door with radio and Hydra-Matic transmission, 1956 Mercury Montclair and Monterey models, 1956 Lincoln Capri with power steering and brakes, 1955 Dodge and Mercury hardtops, 1954 Mercury Montclair and Cust models, 1953 Chevrolet Bel Air and Ford and Dodge entries with radios heaters overdrives and automatics. Dealer listings feature many equipped with power features and comfort options. Located at 225-231 Frederick Street and Memorial Boulevard ready for quick sale.
A well established national auto finance company seeks a driver or aisleman for local routes at Hagers Town Laundry Tuc. 137 W Frank Street Ti vo. The role offers starting pay with advancement to manager in a structured program. Training provided with Home Office supervision. Candidates aged 22-28, high school graduate, some college preferred, must absorb rigorous earning potential. Apply ARuneiaten Dik enunt Cormeration hi Weet Frankl Street.
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