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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1952
Page
2
Hot weather boosts this week attendance at the Hagerstown Municipal swimming pool. Over 1,000 swimmers visited Monday and Sunday, with 1,387 paid on the prior day and 4,472 admitted the previous Sunday. A public address system for music is being installed. The pool hours are 1 to 6 p m Sundays and 1 to 8 p m other days when crowd levels justify.
W W Wachtel of Calvert Twistiers warns that moonshining grows while legal liquor tax receipts fall. He urges cuts to excess excise rates to steer drinkers to tax paid liquor and calls for stronger enforcement with more agents to curb bootlegging.
Population growth in the United States rose by about a certain percentage between 1940 and 1950, while non-farm households increased by roughly 1 percent from roughly 748,000 to 1,050,000. The text discusses demographic and housing trends with a focus on rural and urban changes.
William Kanetsley younger teen veteran of both services returns to civilian life. The 16 year old, son of Mr and Mrs Willigmn Raetsiey Sr, enlisted in the Air Force last September and Army in December before being released to civilian status this week.
Joint memorial services by Tav erstown Moose Lodge No. 212 and Magerstown Chapter No. 342 with Women of the Amase on Thursday at the auditorium of the Manse Blome. It honors nineteen lodge members and three auxiliary members who died in the past year. Rev. Joseph Porterfield will deliver the memorial address. Vocalists include Peggy Nichols Roberta Snyder Janice Dor Jean Gosser and Perry Jean. Families of the deceased will attend. public invited.
Coast Guard recovered four bodies from a capsized sloop off Dennis Massachusetts. Seven people were aboard when the vessel sank during a Saturday night voyage. Three more bodies were found in the water, while two others were recovered earlier. Identified victims included William Minini 10 Dolores Giametti 29 Eric Sanchione 24 and Stella Sanchione 22. Donald Anastassi 29 and Angela Anastassi 24 of Newton are missing and presumed drowned.
A. F. MacDonald of Blue Ridge Lines outlined bus operation costs at 30 cents per mile with 15 cents for driver pay. The Hagerstown Optimist Club marks its sixth anniversary and the Brod erick Optimist Club its fifth with a joint dinner at Hotel Alexander. Governor Harry James will install new officers led by Sterling Levies as president, with a slate including Roman, Shircliff, Mogensen, Minnich, Hook, and a board with Evansard and Heton. Berlin reports Germany to build a new army aligned with Soviet models, inviting supporters under Littler’s flag to join.
A New Jersey woman reports relief after daily Kellogg's ALL-BRAN intake. The ad touts bulk in diet, iron, protein and vitamins, claiming non habit forming benefits and a double money back offer if not satisfied after ten days.
Rosalena Hornbaker filed for divorce from Edward T. Hornbaker yesterday in local court. The action names both spouses and notes the filing date.
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