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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1952

Page

13

Victor Cullen Hospital Seeks Nurses Through Yearlong Course

Victor Cullen State Hospital near Hagerstown seeks candidates for a twelve month practical nursing program. Eligible applicants aged 18 to 45 with at least a high school education or equivalent can enroll with no cost. Training includes classroom work at the hospital and on site at Washington County Hospital with room, board, books, uniforms provided.

Victor Cullen State Hospital Here Hagerstown Maria Lagardia Victor GuNen Hospital School of Practical Nursing Doris Virginia (Dixon) Bollinger San Maxine Nuterhaugh State Washington County Hospital Cullen Hospital Owith Sahillasville Victor Cullen Hospital Strdent State Sanatorium Eirt Maryland State Board of Nurses Maryland Leon Hetherington Bureau of Tuberculosis State Department of Health Tr. I. V. Lyon Flagerstown Stata

Origins of the word head linked to prayer ritual

The Saxon verb hiddau meaning to pray formed the term head, historically tied to rosary heads per the Encyclopedia Britannica. This etymology connects the word to prayer practice and religious objects in early language.

Britannica

Storer College Names New President at Commencement

The Rev. L. Terrell was named president of Storer College in Harpers Ferry. He has pastored a church in Jacksonville, Fla. and will assume duties Sept. 1. The college had lacked a president since June 30, 1950, with governance by a faculty committee led by Dean Leroy Jotinson.

Harpers Ferry W. Va

Plane crash near Charles Town injures pilot but he walks away

Edward Lloyd 18 of Charles Town lost engine after takeoff from Martinsburg airport. He steered toward an alfalfa field near the Charles Town track and the cub trainer overturned. He unfastened his belt and was shaken but unharmed as damage hit the propeller wing and motor.

Charles Town W. Va Diane Edward Lloyd Martinsburg Lloyd Ile Richard Zebley Martinshburg

Fruit Meeting Scheduled Here

County Agent Mark Miller hosts the second in a series of fruit initiative checkups open to all orchardists starting at 8 30 p m next Thursday in his office Talks cover disease problems insect control and hand spraying with university Extension Service researchers L O Weaver Arthur Thompson and Graham from Hancock.

Mark Miller L. O. Weaver Arthur Thompson University of Maryland Extension Service Graham University of Maryland Field Laboratory Hancock

German Families Plan To Live In County Area

A group of German farming families will settle in Washington County through the War Relief Agency. County Agent Mark Miller says three families will come soon with more to follow among sponsor farmers who must provide housing and basic furnishings. The first boatload arrives June 10 in New York, with transport costs paid by the families and repaid via wages over months.

Washington County Mark Miller New York The War Relief Agency Germany Fanilies United States Miller Pee‘gram Gyea Hagerstown

Baltimore Steel Workers Strike Expands Across Six Plants

About 25 000 Baltimore area workers are affected as six local plants join a strike triggered by a Supreme Court ruling returning steel industry control to private hands. Oscar Durandetto of District 8 USWA relayed the call from CIO headquarters in Pittsburgh.

Baltimore Supreme Court Oscar Durandetto United Steel Workers of America CIO Pittsburgh

Man Releasa From Habit Forming Baseabees

An ad promises a cereal product that claims rich iron and high protein with essential vitamins. It urges consuming three cupfuls daily with ample liquids and offers a double money back guarantee if not satisfied after ten days by sending an empty carton to Kellogg's in Battle Creek Michigan.

Kelloge Battle Creek Miah

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