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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1960

Page

4

CRS Drive Lags Behind Last Year’s Fund Drive

The Community Rescue Service reports only 35,600 collected toward a 12,270 quota for the coming year. Persistent bad weather and frequent rain have slowed street canvassing and donations to its volunteer ambulance service. The drive continues to meet a bare bone budget covering annual operations and equipment replacement. Chief Carl J. Myers notes the service runs 24 hours daily, 365 days a year despite volunteers.

Carl J. Myers Community Rescue Service

State Park Entrance Fee End Sought

Frederick AP report notes a Legislative Council committee voices shift to end entrance fees at State parks. Chair William M. Houck cites motorists paying $1 and other charges, while Maryland’s western park acreage dominates. Committee plans Hagerstown meeting June 29 with members from Garrett Allegany Washington Frederick and Montgomery counties.

Frederick Legislative Council William M. Houck Sept Pennsylvania General Assembly Maryland Hounk Hagerstown Sens, Bernard , Gonder Garrett Charles M. Lee Allegany Nels Charles W. Coss Washington C. Clifton Viris J. Grahame Walker Montgomery

Scout Troop Four Faces Severe Storm on Appalachian Trek

Scout Troop Four of St Pauls Methodist Church led by Dr. Frank E Brumback huddled through a ferocious storm along the Appalachian Trail from Boonsboro to Weverton. Nearly three inches of rain and vivid lightning tested the group as adults and about fifteen scouts endured a rain soaked night with no nearby telephone service. The party was set to rendezvous at Weverton the following day, weather permitting, and continue their trek back to civilization.

St. Paul's Methodist Church Frank E. Brumback Tikting Boonshora Weverton Boonsboro

Rummage Sale at Markethouse and Legion Dance Tonight

A rummage sale is set for Tuesday June 21 at the Markethouse starting 7 a.m. Proceeds benefit C.W.R-H Ady. A Saturday night dance by the Dixie Ramblers at the Clear Spring American Legion is announced for tonight.

Markethouse C.w.r-H. Ady Clear Spring American Legion Dixie Ramblers Ady

Two Larceny Cases Probed By Police

Police investigate two larceny cases as obituaries note local deaths. John K Wheeler, Frances Louise Pallading linked to recent thefts. pager details indicate residence changes and access via basement.

Moser Nominated for NEA Post at National Meeting

Mise Jean R. Moser, former city resident and Baltimore County high school supervisor, is nominated for the NEA executive committee. E. Guy Jewell, Montgomery County principal, will be her campaign manager for the June 26 to July 1 Los Angeles gathering. She is a former Maryland State Teachers Assn president and current executive board member attending as a state delegate with Baltimore County.

Mise Jean R. Moser Baltimore County National Education Assn Los Angeles Calif E. Guy Jewell Montgomery County Miss Moser Maryland State Teachers’ Asso California Moser Faveht South Hagerstown High School

Barn Burned After Lightning Strike Near Myersville

A dairy barn on Lloyd Hicbaet’s farm near Myersville burned to the ground last night after a lightning strike. The blaze destroyed a 14-stall log barn with equipment including a combine, feed chopper, sprayer, and tanks. Insurance covered the loss. no cattle were in the barn and the Michaels were away when they saw the reflection of the fire. Police are investigating a series of break-ins in the area, though the only loot recovered was a coin bank.

Lloyd Hicbaet Myersville Gland Herold George Ridge Ave Lovering Spieler Michaels

Dickinson Grad Robert Wachter Receives Dickinson Degree

Robert C Wachter son of Mr and Mrs W C Wachter 750 Fountain Head Rd earned a B S degree from Dickinson College He joined the I ROTC program and was commissioned a second lieutenant in the Army Reserve He will reside in Wilmington Del with his wife and daughter Robin Lynn Mrs Wachter is Norma Colvin of this city

Frank &. Helmuth Frank E. Helmuth Hqimbersburg Rt Wayersboro Helmuth Franklin County William and Catherine (Stoner) Helmuth Fagies Club Waynesboro Hazel Talhelm) Helmuth Robert H Albany Dorothy Minter Nashville Tenn. John Chambersburg Glenn Wingert Shady Grove Charles Hartman Paul Diehl Clark Diehl John Myers Pleasant Hall Harold Miller Charles Robert van Pleasant Hall Zimmerman Greencastle Luther G. Heist, Jr Browns Mill Cemetery Robert C. Wachter W. C. Wachter Fountain Head Rd Dickinson College IROTC Army Reserve Wilmington Del Iesides Delvin Terrace

Five Attend Teacher Confab on West Coast in LA

Maryland State Teachers Association sends five delegates to the National Education Association convention in Los Angeles June 36 July 1. Delegates include Reginald S. Bailey Gladys V. Taylor and Harry Poole from Washington. Local delegates Virginia Richard and Marguerite R. Sodergren join from Washington County. The group will represent Maryland at the NEA representative assembly with exhibits screenings and discussions on teaching profession topics.

Maryland State Teachers’ Assn National Education Assn Los Angeles NEA Reginald S. Bailey Coffman, Ave Gladys V. Taylor Virginia Ave Harry Poole Summit Ave Washington’ School MSTA Washington County Teachers Assn Virginia Richard W. Franklin Sr Marguerite R. Sodergren

Kreh Wins 1500 Fellowship at University of Richmond

Donald W. Kreh son of Mr and Mrs Donald L Kreh of 75 Redwood Dr was awarded a 1500 Puryear Fellowship for 1960 61 at the University of Richmond announced by B C Holtzclaw chair of the scholarship committee. Kreh a 1955 Hagerstown High graduate earned a B S in chemistry from Richmond in 1959 and did graduate study there last year. This summer he will conduct medical research at Richmond laboratories.

Donald W. Kreh Donald L. Kreh Redwood Dr University of Richmond B. C. Holtzclaw Mr. Krett Hagerstown High University Krett University W Richmond Laboratories

Local Driver's License Revoked and Reissued

The Department of Motor Vehicles revoked the driving privileges of Lloyd D. Sales, 49 Madison Ave, this city. It also announced the re-issue of a driver license to Ralph Wayne Houser, 705 Forrest Drive, this city. HARD SHELL CRABS Soft Shells Steamed Clams PARK CIRCLE TAVERN dv

Dept. of Motor Vehicles Lloyd D. Sales Madison Avé Ralph Wayne Houser Forrest Drive Park Circle

State Line festival opens with free parking and band

The State Line festival at State Line Community Park features free parking and a playground for kids. Entertainment by the Mercersburg American Legion Band. Sponsored by the State Line Raritan Club. Cady.

State Line Mercersburg American Legion State Line Raritan Club Cady

Dog Tag Licenses Go On Sale Across Washington County

More than 10 000 dogs in Washington County must be licensed starting July 1 with sales beginning June 20. Revenue funds dog damage to livestock. County officials urge full tagging this year and list numerous local and outlying sale points and agents in Hagerstown and surrounding towns.

Washington County Hagerstown Walter R. Baker Summit Ave Harry L. Corderman Washington St Delphey E. Franklin St H. W. Domer Georgia Ave William Dwyer City Hall Irving Einbinder John McKinsey Fred N. Morrison P.C.A Maugansville Emmett S. Dagenhbart Gapland Thomas Davies Highfield Leslie H. Gehr Clear Spring Roy E. Godlove Security H. F. Grm Dataan Guy W. Griffith Sharpsburg Owen Lambert Fairplay T. Largent Big Pool E. Roy Line and Son Keedysville William O. Lum Boonsboro John W. Long Elmer G. Miller Jacob H. Mills Williamsport Jona Stottemeyer Hancock Homer Shetrompf E. A. Springer Pep Mar Herman C. Stouffer Chewsville Raymond Wasson Smithsburg George W. Wolf Carl J. Woylick Lakin Ave Lyndon Zecher

Prep for Winter Coal and Fuel Gig at Summer Prices

Chewsville Cooperative Assn offers winter coal and fuel at summer rates. Contact RE 3-2131 for details and arrangements.

Chewsville

Chewsville Lions Club Festival This Saturday

The Chewsville Lions Club hosts a festival in Chewsville with country ham sandwiches music by Jimmy Ma and games at Station WCHG scheduled for Saturday morning.

Eatu Jimmy Ma "Hue WCHG Chewsville

Eagles And Auxiliary Pass Resolutions at Maryland District Meeting

The Maryland District of Collare Eagles and Auxiliary announce officers for state district and regional positions at Hagerstown. Contested trustees number six with five to be chosen. nominees include George C. Tracy and others from Aeries in Hagerstown Brunswick Washington Baltimore and Frederick. Installation of officers is set for tomorrow at the local Aerie Home.

Maryland Collare Milton A. Harris Freder- Umbia John H. Sms Creeerpal Order of Eagles Thejaptown Aerie Lewis J Johnson Cumberland Aerte No The Eagles Hagerstown State District Ing Leon Ringler Washington Aetie Lewis J. Johnson Cumberlild Maryland-D. C National Organization Radio Free Europe Truth Libraries Crusade For Freedom CARE Tor Maryland District of Columbia

First Of New Apples Soon

The first new apples, Transpar ents, will debut next week with Keller Lewis of the Smithsburg area predicting a bumper apple crop. He plans to have the Transparents at City Market next Saturday, noting fine quality amid ongoing strawberry and cherry harvest. Local prices show strawberries 35 to 69 cents per quart, black raspberries 50 cents, Blackheart cherries 25 cents, and Bing cherries 58 cents per quart.

Transparents Harvest Keller Lewis Smithsburg Lewis

Driver Fined Totals 175 On Two Counts in Md Case

Bruce W. Thompson of Oxen Hill Md was fined 175 and costs on two charges following a rear collision with Watson Vandercrift of Severn Md at Franklin and Mulberry Streets. One count for following too closely and one for driving while intoxicated. Thompson appealed the DUI verdict. bond set at 1000. Gary W. Carter of Waynesboro Route 3 was fined 100 and costs for driving on an out of state license while Maryland privileges suspended.

Bruce W. Thompson Oxen Hill Robert Funk Watson C. Vandercrift Severn Franklin and Muberry Sts Irving M. Einbinder Thompson Gary W. Carter Waynesboro Maryland R. G. Detwiler, Jr Carter Marsland

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CRS Big Storm Alva Luther Huta Alva Luther Hutzel First St Feary Broad Run Frederick County Daniel E Emma (McBride) Hutzel St. John’s Lutheran Church Leon Slatbaugh Hagers Roscoe Smith Martinsburg Ralph D Wilmer C jRoscoe Pinesburg Austhin W East Funeral Home Munday George E. Whetstone Rose Hill Cemetery East Funeral Boonaboro John K. Wheeler Frances Louise Pallading Washington _ County Hospital Gailwas Edward Godlove Gay St Charmaine Dad Mrs. Godlove Christins Cindy Jean Moser NEA Post Michael Eetersville Dickinson Grad West Coast Donald Kreh Robert W. South Dorothy M. South Barly and Childron Nwo Hagerstown Gas Company Fleigh -Motors Oak Hill Ave Home Economics Cailor Roper Sale Pce Hagersts N Gas Company Adv Steffy & A Lig Conococheague Park Harry Washington Street Central Motors South Potomac Street South Potomac St Dodge Sales and Service Potomac St Auxiliary Dunn Sherwin Wiliams Glidden Bettex Homes, Inc Frank, St. Dal RE Greenmount Avenue Cavetown Pike Turner Potomac Heights N. End Maryland General Insurance Agency Potomac SL Fridinger Ritchie Co., Inc
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