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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
2
The Washington Avenue library sets a new first day total surpassing 2 000 circulations against a typical summer day of 300. Adult and juvenile checkouts combined to 1 995 with many visitors staying to read and enjoy the space.
LA-based adventurer Lee Quinn sails the Neophyte with an all female crew around the South Pacific for 30 months. A day before Sunday the keelboat was struck by the Woomera near Sydney harbor, splitting and sinking the forward section. Quinn and three crew members Helena Anderson 18 Barbara Sodlt 29 and Jonjmnifer Stadock 22 were rescued after about 30 minutes in the water and treated for abrasions and shock.
Marlene A Young of 1420 The Terrace sustained slight injuries in a two car collision Monday as she attempted to cross North Ave via Cramers Alley. She was not hospitalized. Police say her vehicle was struck by a car driven by Charles Leidig of 239 N Mulberry St. Young was charged with failure to stop and yield the right of way.
Washington County Tuberculosis Association directors at a Monday meeting approved funding for two research and health projects. A pilot by a Johns Hopkins graduate student will survey respiratory disease relationships to the environment, with a four month study in Algine County. A second proposal seeks a county health agency acting as a breathing school and information clearing house. The next meeting is set for 12:30 p.m. June 28.
WAUKESHA Wis AP The board approved 1005 for a project with 795 for equipment making a licensed blaster. George Goetsch Sr retired custodian turned hobbyist continues to work on river ice jam projects and suburban developments. The board heard suggestions and notes about quarry and rock work as part of a five thousand project.
Registration for the summer session at Hagerstown Junior College is set for Thursday from 5 30 to 8 30 p m Late registration possible Friday or next Monday with a late fee The six week schedule runs Monday through Friday starting June 18 Final meetings occur Friday July 30 Courses include biology chemistry accounting English geography history mathematics political science psychology and sociology Open to men and women with good academic standing Also open to high school graduates planning college transfer Students must apply and submit transcripts Tuition and fees due at registration Refunds available If the text mentions Houston Miss AP story about prison in Chickasaw County is partly included with unrelated details about alcohol seizure and transfer rules
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