Ham And Turkey Big Favorites For Remainder Of Holidays
Ham and turkey dominate holiday dining ads across supermarkets as Memorial Day shifts the weekend focus. Hog prices at a two year Chicago high, but hams stay costly while turkeys remain plentiful and affordable. Outdoor cooking boosts ads for hot dogs, hamburger meat, bread, and cold cuts along with plentiful vegetables from nearby fields. Local crops offer radishes, green onions, spinach, beets, lettuce, and storage potatoes as standout buys, with cabbage, carrots, and squash also highlighted. Florida sweet corn and rhubarb lead fruit and produce, while watermelons rise as a holiday value in the market.
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Goodwill Truck to Visit Nearby Towns
The Hagerstown Goodwill Industries truck will visit nearby towns on the Pennsylvania and Maryland border next Monday. Residents with goods for Goodwill are urged to call RE 3-7330 or Waynesboro 2318 to be listed for pickup. Stops include Leitersburg Ringgold Routerville Waynesboro Shady Grove and Greencastle.
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Clear Spring Lions Club Charter Night and Elections
Clear Spring Lions Club held its eighth annual Charter Night on Monday June 3 in the Wacohu Grange hall at Hay. Roy Myers president for two years and Charles Janevitur as president of the Rene Raymord Hall, first vice president and Theodore Snyder director for one year. John Salvatore second vice president. Clopper and Theodore Snyder others elected as officers. Airman Robert L. Hartle, 18, son of Mr and Mrs John A Hartle of Funkstown, is completing the first phase of basic training at Lackland Air Force Base San Antonio Texas. Propulsion history noted with squids and cuttlefish as a late parenthetical reference.
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Flu Epidemic Closes 96 Tokyo Area Schools
Up-Asia reports influenza spread in Tokyo and Kyoto areas from 80 000 to 100 000 cases. No deaths, cases mild and lasting three to four days.
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