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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1951

Page

13

It Happened Here Despite 8000 To 1 Odds

Ruby Gilbert and Jane Messersmith at City Hall Selective Service Headquarters conducted an inventory of files. They called names from a master list and card files to verify records on 8 000 registrants. Norman R Rickett of Hagera town entered to report a change of address.

Ruby Gilbert Jane Messersmith Selective Service City Hall Norman RF Rickett Hageratown Norman R. Rickett

Field Day Attracts 87 Jerseys At Western Maryland Event

The 13th Jersey Field Day at the George Stiles farm near Avonsboro drew 87 Jerseys from Washington Frederick and Baltimore Counties. Junior champion and grand champion bull were shown by John Stiles. Glenellen Farm dominated top honors with senior champion bull junior champion female calf and grand champion cow. Judging contests were held but group classes were canceled due to event size. Albert Stagg Westminster served as judge. It is noted that about 24 percent of American coal comes from Pennsylvania.

Maryland George Stiles Avonsboro Washington Frederick Baltimore John Stiles Mt. Airy Glenellen Farm Iamsville Albert Stagg Westminster

Resignation of Church of the Brethren executive secretary

Rev. Mitchell resigns as executive secretary to accept the pastorate of the First Church of the Brethren in Roanoke Virginia effective September 1. Rev. David Hannawalt named to the vacancy by district boards.

Har) Mitchell Church of the Brethren of First Church of the Brethren Roanoke David Kirk Hanawalt Mechanicsburg Middle and Eastern Maryland Western Maryland Board Westminster Mitchell Church of the Brethren Maryland District of Columbia Mr. Mitchell Virginia Bridgewater College Brownsville Washington County Bethany Biblical Seminary Chicago Naperaville Ind Vera Woodle North Carolina Hagerstown Lemoyne

Noland Company Elects New President in Newport News

Lloyd A. Noland Jr. was elected president of Noland Company Inc. at a directors meeting in Newport News Virginia, succeeding Charles A. Ferguson who resigned. Noland serves on Antietam Hotels Co. board. R D Etzler manages the 205 North Prospect Street branch. Leadville Colorado claims America s loftiest regular post office at 10 162 feet.

Lloyd A. Noland, Jr Noland Company, Inc Newport News Charles A. Ferguson Noland Antietam Hotels Company Alexander R. D. Etzler North Prospect Street America Leadville Colo

Fifth Dog Victim in 3 Days Here

The fifth dog bite victim in three days was treated at Washington County Hospital yesterday afternoon. Three people were bitten Tuesday, one Wednesday, and Ronald Stitzel, age 4, Liberty Street, was bitten on the right shoulder and hip yesterday. He was discharged after treatment. James Murray, 6, North Potomac Street, fractured his left arm after slipping on stairs yesterday. Keith Hornbaker, 20 months, Big Pool, cut his head in a fall. Hubert Harbaugh, 3, West Franklin Street, fell and cut his forehead and went home after care.

Washington County Hospital Ronald Stitzel Liberty Street James Murray North Potomac Street Keith Hornbaker Hubert Harbaugh West Frankin Street

Home Furnishings Feeling A Pinch

New York June 1 The stow down in home building under federal restrictions on credit is expected to affect house furnishings and related retail dealers. Frederick HB Gibson president of the Long Island Home Builders Institute cites surveys showing new home buyers spend about 1450 for furniture appliances hardware drapery and tableware. A total of 64000 dwellings were built in four Long Island counties last year. He says 1951 production may fall 60 percent, reducing furniture and home accessory spending from 92000000 in 1950 to about 37000000.

New York Frederick HB. Gibson Long Island Home Builders Institute Long Taland

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