Community Drive Aims For 200000 Goal
Ellsworth K R Roulette treasurer of the Hagerstown Washington County Industrial Foundation praised volunteers at a Dutch treat dinner for the drive to raise 200000. He said totals should reach at least 197000 and urged pledge cards be turned in. no further report meetings planned and new totals will be announced when available.
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Ellsworth KR. Roulette
Hagerstown- Washington County
Tortuga
Roulette
Operation CHIEF Division Reports Summary
Division reports for Insurance and real estate show combined totals to date across multiple sectors. Notable figures include Industrial Manufacturers $45,300, National firms $116,191, and Grand Total $165,554 with a goal of $2000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Long Meadow
Dixon Troxell Post Nominates New Legion Officers
Dixon Troxell Post nominates new officers for Funkstown American Legion with a second nomination night slated for Monday June 11. Nominees include Commander Bill Barber senior vice commander Richard A Showe and James Cogan junior vice commander George Fundis finance officer John Hunter chaplain Cathy Knodle Bob Powles sergeant at arms Tom Lowman historian Harry Spielman Jr executive committee Ed Slayman Jack Showe Bill Barnes George Howards Randy Walker.
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Dixon
Troxell Post
American Legion of
Funkstown
Bill Barber
Aenior
Richard A. Showe
James Cogan
George Fundis
John Hunter
Cathy Knodle
Bob Powles
Tom Lowman
Harry Spielman, Jr
Ed Slayman
State's Attorney At Convention Increases Power Use
State's Attorney James F. Folomac and Edison Co. plan to attend the Maryland association convention. A reported gain of 81 kilowatt hours in electricity consumption for PE customers is noted, with Judge James K. Cullen delivering a talk. The two month period shows a gain compared to a previous year, with references to Metro City and a December January period in 1958.
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James F
Folomac Edison Co
Strine
Association of Maryland
Ocean City
Alwas
James K. Cullen
Supreme Bench of
Ballison
Metro City
Maryland
Ber
Ernest English to Head Club at Hagerstown Shrine
The Hagerstown Shrine Club of Ziah Temple appointed Ernest English to act as president to fill the vacancy caused by the death of E D Plummer. All club functions are cancelled for June out of respect. A joint picnic with Waynesboro Martinsburg and Hagerstown Shrine Clubs is planned for July with date and place to be announced.
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Offhhe
Hagerstown Shrine Club
4Ui
Ghan Temple
Ernest English
E. D. Plummer
Plummer
Waynesboro
Martinsburg
Hagerstown
Air Force Burkholder Enlists From Greencastle Area
Charles L Burkholder son of Mr and Mrs Glenn S Burkholder of Greencastle Rt 3 has entered the U S Air Force and is stationed at Lackland AFB Texas for basic training He plans to attend an Air Force electronics school after basic He is a graduate of this year s Greencastle Antrim High School He invites friends to write to him at AF 13 683 308 First fall Box 1511 Lai i
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Charles Leon Burkholder
Glenn S. Burkholder
Greencastle Rt. 3
U.S. Air Force
Lackland Afb
Texas
Air Force
Greencastle-Antrim High School
Charles L. Burkholder
Lai i
Water and Sewage Experts Open Parley Here
A conference on water and wastewater treatment opened with speaker Mr. Croft noting industrial water use rose from 1940 levels by 150 percent by 1950 and 250 percent by 1960. He urged pollution control through prevention via process changes and by product recovery, stressing the need for technical know how in treatment. Organizers announced tours of Moller Organ Works and the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts for attendees.
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Croft
Moller Organ Works
Washington County Museum of Fine
Larta
Norman
Chapman
Defense bill fate hinges on restored Navy goals and missiles
Senate leaders restored funds to build a new large attack aircraft carrier and boosted Polaris submarine construction, anti air missiles, and B70 jet bomber development. They also added money to finish Pacific Northwest missile bases and to modernize the Army, while limiting airborne alert funds and addressing post office dead letter backlogs.
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Saltonstall
Senate
House
Navy
Farjy
Senate Group
Pacific Northwest
Strategic Air Command
Chavez
Sandy Hook Leaders Clash Over New Deputy Role
Sandy Hook Citizens Group and Lem Kirk clash over a full time deputy for the area. Kirk says sheriff and county must not promise county police protection beyond towns that hire constables. He urges study, cites State Police as better trained and available, and questions Deputy car funding and selection process.
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Sandy Hook
Kirk
Sharpsburg
Keedysville
Boonsboro
Williamsport
Hancock
Fockler and Downey
Price
Miller Picked For National Committeeman
Miller was chosen in a deal among Butler Beall and Rinehart to back Miller for national committeeman, pressuring McKeldin to yield the post held eight years. The 24 Maryland delegates will name the winner at the Baltimore Republican convention Saturday. Miller, a 12 year former U S Representative, was ousted in 1958 by Thomas F Johnson.
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McKeldin
Baltimore
Beall
Butler
Rinehart
William Gresham
Micheldin
Schnebly Cow Crown Stone Le Holly Records Milk Fat
A registered Guernsey cow Crown Stone Le Holly owned by Sth K Schnebly of Clear Spring achieved 8330 pounds of milk and 475 pounds of fat. The senior three year old was milked twice daily for 305 days with the University of Maryland supervising the test.
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Guernsey
Crown Stone le Holly
Sth K. Schnebly
Clear Spring
University of Maryland
Williamsport FFA Elects Officers for 1960 61 Year
Williamsport High School Future Farmers of America members elected officers at the annual election. Charles Hower was named president. Ronald J. Rowe vice president. Frank Downey secretary. Tom Downing treasurer. Daniel Hammond reporter. Edwin Smith sentinel. Summer meetings set for June July August with a state contest at College Park and a picnic and boating event planned.
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Charles Hower Wesed
Fartleg Ametion
Williams‘port
Ronald J. Rowe
Frank Dow Yney
Tom Downin
Daniel Hammond
Edwin Smith
College, Park
Youth Center Bible School Set for June Each Year
Christian Youth Center at 919 Corbett Street will host its annual summer Bible School starting Monday June 13 for two weeks excluding Saturdays and Sundays. Classes run 9 to 11 30 am for ages three and up with themes for each group and Rev Reuben Cantrell directing. Registration opens Monday with the school ending Sunday June 26 at 7 30 pm.
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Christian Youth Center
Corbett Street
Diane Myers
Evelyn Kent
Reuben Camtrell
Lois Huff
Geri Irving
Jesus
Larry Cantrell
Mary Cantrell
Reuben Cantrell
Community Rescue Service details aging fleet and volunteers
The nonprofit Community Rescue Service in Hagerstown notes a fund of 3300 dollars for replacing older ambulances and gear. In the past year volunteers responded to 1785 cases ranging from routine transport to disasters, with 17 certified instructors among staff. The group operates two ambulances and a Civil Defense rescue truck, is unaffiliated with government, and relies on local donations. Chief Myers calls it a vital life saving investment.
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Lus
C.B.5
American Red Cross
Federal Civil Defense School
Olney
C.R.S
Ths
Community Rescue Service
Hagerstown
C.A.S
Community Rescue Service, Inc
Myers
Prayer for daily kindness and cheer from rector in New York
A brief morning prayer asks for gentleness and cheerfulness, seeking small acts of kindness today. The supplicant asks for forgiveness of hurtful thoughts, to feel God's presence through daily tasks, and to have chances to show love to Christ. attributed to James W. Kennedy, rector, New York City.
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Hrivia
Christ's Home
James W. Kennedy
N.Y.C
Church of Thir
Sandy Hook Group Elects New Officers
Sandy Hook group elects new officers for a two year term: Robert Himes president George Desnes Jr vice president Edwin Holler treasurer Agnes Deaver secretary. They vote to donate 5 to Harper's Ferry volunteer park funds and host a roast. Next fundraiser dance set for Friday June 10. Grand Coulee Dam crosses the Columbia River in Washington with a height of 173 feet.
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Sandy Leek Cinemne Association
Robert Himes
George Desnes, Jr
Edwin Holler
Agnes Deaver
Harper's Ferry Volun ‘Magiee
Bronewick
Lo Wether
Notice of Optional Exchange Offerings For Bonds Dated 1960
The Treasury announces an optional exchange offer for holders of two and one half percent treasury bonds of 1961. The exchange would convert existing securities to new treasury notes under specified terms and dates. The instrument details include dates in 1960 1961 and 1969 with a total potential amount around 15 million dollars. The program operates under section 1007 of the Internal Revenue Code and is administered by the Secretary of the Treasury.
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Treasury
Heider
Monte
Robery
Anderson
Terssery
Treasury Department
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Boonshoro
Fonkstown
Dixon-Troxell
Post
United States
Detroit
Post Office Department
Rogers
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Miller
Schnebly
FFA
West Wash
Ene
Grand Coulee Dam
Columbia River
Washingon
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