Salvation Army Work Described by Capt Wixson
Capt. Wixson spoke to the Rogerstown Exchange Club on The Salvation Army in Your Community detailing officer qualifications, six years of study, and two-year probation. He outlined services for transients, families, camps for children, and care for shut-ins, with a trained social worker handling case work. The Army’s history traces to 1865, and the organization spends about 30,000 yearly on its mission, with youth guidance and community betterment stressed. President Luther Phillips led the meeting and announced a ladies night dinner dance at the American Legion Home on June 19 with cocktails, dinner, and dancing.
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Ernest J. Wixson
Salvation Army
Rogerstown Exchange Club
Terrace
Matthew Summer
Capt. Wixson
Charles A. Bechtor
William Booth
Wixson
Luther Phillips
John Hyde
Kenneth Alling
Hagerstown
Phillips
American Legion
Ike Waltons Plan Carnival At Park
The Izaak Walton League Washington County Chapter plans a carnival at Gonococheague Amusement Park Route 40 the week of June 14 at its clubhouse along Colnoco cheagua Creek Wednesday evening June 11 at 7 30. A State Game Commission trailer will display wildlife and fish with a hillbilly dance orchestra providing music each evening and many prizes to be awarded.
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Gonococheague
Italy
Washington County
Izaak Walton League
Colnococheagua Creek
State Game Commission
Fuah
Hennish
Chibhouse
Fringed Arctic Perch And Pancakes On U S Eight
A fragment describes a cold perch with a layer of pancake ice in the Arctic Ocean off Alaska and a submarine labeled FRINGE TV IMPROVED for transmitter use. It mentions antenna improvements boosting energy capture at New York tests and fringe reception zones with a 12 foot bar whip.
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U.S
Arctic Ocean
Alaska
New York
Nower
Houston
Bus Drivers Add To Safety Marks
Hagerstown City Bus drivers lead a safety list with 20 years for Jacob W Vorous and others such as Fred W Jones and William J Troupe. Blue Ridge drivers include Charles B Miller and Clinton J Gillis among several with multiple years of accident free driving.
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Hagerstown City
Jacob W. Vorous
Fred W. Jones
William J. Troupe
Marvil G. Hutzel
Richard L. Crilley
Edgar R. Hoover, Jr
C. A. Stevenson
Frederick W. Higging
Blue Ridge
Rye better withstands cold than wheat when grown
Five Kee and Gordon G Hileman with sons Gerald Newhouse and Roy Button note rye yields more warmth when eaten and grows better in cold weather than wheat on the land.
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Capt
Wixon
Exchange Club
Aunt Dora
Troxell's Coffee
Kraft Macaroni Dinner
Miller's Kesher
Filbert’s
Mr dC
Armour’s Cloverbloom
Oleo
Araono
Artex Motor Oi
Alice
Taylor's Pork Roll
Easkay
Wade
Merrell
Tri-State Grocers
Troxell's Market
Fairground Ave
Mulberry Street
Ike Waltons
Greenland
Cence
Dad
DuPont
Barcalounger
Everly’s
Artemis
A. Rose Fresco
B. Rose
Eyerly
Municipal Electric
Panama
Ingram’s Men’s Shop
Jonathan Street
Everlys
Everly