Veterans of World War I Meet in Hagerstown
Distinguished guests from national and state American Legion and Veterans of World War I will speak at the sixth national convention in Hagerstown. Schedule includes calls to order at 9 30, noon recess, resumes 1 pm, 4 30 pm, banquet at 6 20 pm at Morris Frock Post with National Commander Charles A McCarthy, dancing after 9 pm. Sunday features business sessions, memorial service, officer elections and installation by Past National Commander Harry Millen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion
Hagerstown
Maryland
Morris Frock
Northern Avenue
Charles A. McCarthy
Harry Millen
U.S.A
Hotel Alexander
Harry J. Miller
Samuel Cohen
John A. Matthews
District of Mary
Ordered To Pay Back Dealer Loss in Franklin County
Judge Chauncey D. Depuy sentenced Harry F. Gilmore of Hagerstown to 19 days to three months in jail for a drunken driving charge. Gilmore must pay a $150 fine and prosecution costs. Chester V. Mills of Hancock received a six month suspended sentence after admitting a $3,525 bad check to a Waynesboro auto dealer and must restitution $2,500 plus $50 fine and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin County
Chauncey D. Depuy
Harry F. Gilmore
Hagerstown
Waynesboro
Chester V. Mills
Hancock
Synod Plans for Potomac Synod Meeting at Hood College
The twenty first annual Potomac Synod of the Evangelical and Reformed Church will meet June 810 at Hood College Frederick with the theme We Have This Ministry. Delegates from 101 congregations will hear the president Reverend Frederick D. Eyster D D. preach at Coffman Chapel Wednesday evening. Four candidates for ordination will be presented. Roy C. Snyder of Jon Church Hagerstown is synod president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Synod of the
Evangelical and Reformed Church
United Church of Christ
Hood College
Frederick
Lawrence N. Strunk
Hagerstown
Frederick D. Eyster
D. D
James E. Wagner
World Alliance of Reformed and Presbyterian Churches
Coffman Chapel
Arthur W. Barley
Woodstock
Louis R. Batzler
Baltimore
Frederick E
Kurowski
College Youth To Take Part In TV Program
A Hagerstown youth, David Brumigart, from Union College in Schenectady New York, joins the team to appear in a television contest. Union College faces Rutgers University champions on a program titled College Bow at 5 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
David Brumigart
Union College
Schenectady
New York
Rutgers University
College
Completes 32 Years At Mill
Clarence Robb RobinsRobinson retires from Peoples Supply Co in Charles Town after 32 years starting in June 1928 to operate a mill for Joseph Warrenfeltz. From Hagerstown, he witnessed the shift from burr grinders to roller mills and the 1957 mill fire. He is an avid fisherman and veteran, living in Charles Town with his wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence
Robby) Robinson
Peoples Supply Co
Charles Town
Robinson
Hagerstown
Joseph Warrenfeltz
Peoples Supply
Eld Burr
Warrenfeltz
Robinson Ves
Brownsville Couple Have 9 Graduates Of Boonsboro High
Mr and Mrs Devil Haines of Brownsville honored as Mr and Mrs Boonsboro High after a school survey showed their nine children graduated from Boonsboro High School between 1936 and 1957. Names include C Elwood Arthur L Adell V Gerald C Me Merce Jene M Zombre Me Vaines Robert M Esther C Elaine K and others. The family, all born in the same house, attended Rohrersville and Brownsville churches setting roots in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro High School
Cecill. Haines
Brownsville
Bred Youckins
Devil
Haines
Boonsboro High
the Star
Ffrom
C. Elwood
Arthur L
Boonsboro
Elizabeth A. Duncan
Atdell V
Snow
Carlos Sera
North
Miami Beach
Merce
Jene M
Miller's
Long Meadow
Merle
Iwife
Aleida Ball
Rohrersville Raritan
Laurence Heffner
Heffners
Brunswick
Navy
Devil Field
Jacksonville
Fla
Robert M
Beans
Naneva Breeden
Esther C
Kenneth Bolt
Newberry's
Hagerstown
Elaine K
McCrary’s
William Smith
SA Salvation Army drive starts in Mercersburg Monday
The Salvation Army fund drive in Mercersburg will begin Monday with a quota of 600. Mrs. Eva Glaser will chair the drive. A committee will be named later, with attorney Thomas Steiger as chair of the Mercersburg unit. Other members include Mrs. Glaser, Arthur Hoeh, Mrs. Anna Gabihaney, Dahon McN, Myrrs, and slarney Varlen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Mercersburg
Eva Glaser
Thomas Steiger
Mercersbuty
Salvalian Arany
Mercersbills
Serpide
Rail Workers Win Raise Reaches 40 000 Members
Chicago report says Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers won a two stage pay increase for about 40 000 railroad workers nationwide. The arbitration board ordered a two percent raise now and another two percent on March 1, 1961, with existing fringe benefits preserved and a cash living allowance to be phased in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Aware Cal
Cnion Ad Railroad
Pabont
Io Jr
Also Mentioned on This Page
Keey
Robert C. Reno
Martin F.verson
John Barbara
Reno
JAUTO
Laval
Farmers & Merchants Bank
Hagerstown, Maryland
Smithsburg
Federal Deprsu Faeirance Corp
Miller’s
Summerama
Miller
Rotary
Mulder
Spain
Beicherve
Atort
Sting
Gemco
Magnificent
Kuba
Adastohze
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