Summer Festival Of Values Best Ever Held Here
The Hagerstown Retailers Bureau announced Saturday evening the winners in its sweepstakes grand drawing contest, called by businessmen the most successful event of its kind. The two day event drew thousands of bargain seekers to 33 downtown stores. Grand prize of $200 in merchandise went to Mrs. Helen N. Poland of Laurel Maryland. Second prize $50 went to Mrs. Janet Hill of this city. Ten additional $5 merchandise prizes will be notified by mail. Winners may pick up certificates at the Chamber offices in the Hamilton Hotel Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Herald-Mail Co
C. Neill Baylor
Laurel
Helen N. Poland
Poland
Janet Hill
Vermont Ave
J. L. Semler, Jr
Security Road
Elanor
Koeisley
S. Mont Vala Ave
J. B. Scott
Cherry Tree
Lane
Williamsport
Dorothy Allen
Mary, Speck
Guilford Ave
George Buys
Hamilton Blvd
Ralph M. Miller
Boonsboro
Florence Knight
Bill Osborne
Maugansville
K. L. Kershner
Franklin St
Chamber of Commerce
Hamilton Hotel
W. Washington St
Gdell Rosen
Elizabeth Dimon
Eyerly’s Ipc
J. Rarpn Fiery
Fleisher’s, Inc
Glick’s Shoe Store
W. T. Grant 4 Co
Hays, Inc
Hoffman's, Inc
Holly's Shoe Dept
Hunts
Post Office Clerks Elect Cumberland Leader in Union Vote
Theo dore Clark of Cumberland was reelected Sunday as president of the Maryland Federation of Post Office Clerks. Delegates reelected vice presidents William Kincaid of Silver Spring and Severn Tittsworth of Ellicott City, and secretary treasurer William H. Seiler of Cumberland. New first-time vice presidents named were Robert Baker of Salisbury and B. A. Ryder of Hagerstown. A Sunday banquet closed the two day meeting with U.S. Sen. J. Glenn Beall and Rep. John R. Foley among attendees. Six resolutions urged shorter work weeks and full retirement after 30 years, contending automation has outmoded the 40 hour week. Next year's convention site to be chosen later. Local merchants listed as sponsors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Novick
College Park
U.S
J. Glenn Beall
R-Md
John R. Foley
D-Md
Owen Thompson
Bureau of Personnel
Junior Rifle Club Formed and Classes Listed At Armory
The Washington County Junior Rifle League forms under NRA and DCM, with Randall Mullennex announcing registration for ages 12 to 16 on June 25 at the Herald-Mail Building. Training will be at the National Guard Armory Saturdays, supervised by NRA instructors, with cooperative support from Captain M. C. Paulsgrove and local officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ann Mullennex
Kerth Mullennex
M. C. Paulsgrove
Charles E. Price
Elizabeth
Juniot Rifle
National Rifle Association
Washington County Junior Rifle League
Jeister Isandyle
Lester
Washington County Sea
NRA
Cor- Kerth H. Mullemnex
Ton
Charles
Robert Club
Alton
Albert €. Lowry Jr
Charles Price
Victor Ramos
al Herald
John Fil
Schilling
Mullennex
Herald-Mail
Bert C. Lowry Jr
Robert Alton
Department of
Doug Saum
George Oranczak
Hagerstown
Virginia Ave
Washington County Senior Rifle Pistol Club
Department of Civilian
Martkemarship
U. S
Mulletnex
National Guard
Sheriff's Department
Washington County
DCM
Washington County Senior Hifte-Pistol Club
Istid
de. James Sachs
John E. Shockay
Shariffs
Capt. Paulsgrove
Sheriff Price
Albert C. Lowery Jr
NBA
Also Mentioned on This Page
Are
Odell Rosen
Ery Rts
Post Office Clerks
Kerry’s
Ingram’s Men’s
Kiddie Klothes
G. R. Kinney Shoe Co
Leed's
Army & Navy
McCrory’s Stores Corp
Melart Jewelers
Miller's Auto Supply
Milter’s
Moller Music Store
Montgomery-Ward Co
Tweed Shop
Whitesex Music Co., Inc
Worth’s, Inc
In Ag
NSA
United States
Wade Ero
Mark Twain
Tony Randall
Archie Moore
Les Eddie Hodges
Pends
Wen Ur Deane Peat
Hans Christian Andersen
Snow Queen
Sensi
Tues
Nicola
Caledonia State Park
By William Gibson
Ing
Dr. Nichell
Beth
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