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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1951

Page

12

P E Power Demand Up Nine Percent Loc Studied For Next Unit

Potomac Jaltson Company forecasts nine percent output rise this year with 30 000 kws in negotiation for new generating capacity. Smith cites large underground government installation near Blue Ridge and allies in Camp Ritchie area driving demand. PE serves Fairchild Letterkenny Depot Camp Detrick and DuPont plant near Martinsburg among others. 182 kv line Willianport to Reid to be used by interrunner. total PE customers 152 423. five month operating income up nine percent. merchandise sales down ten percent due to credit and shortages.

Potomac Jaltson Company R. Paul Smith Frederick Presidant Smith New Understand Communications Camp Ritchie Blue Ridge Swimmit Smith Fairchhild Letterkenby Camp Detrick DuPont Martinsburg Ladsdate Fabe Company Roderick Industrial Power Rates Department Smuth Alnbright West Virginia Atrandy Monongshela Power Company Tiacapas City Albright Cumberland Onn Willianport Reid Interrunner Smitt

Realty Market Still Lively

Realty market remains active with numerous property transfers noted. Listings show multiple deeds: couples, single buyers, and families purchasing dwellings and land along highways, streets, and avenues in Funkstown Hancock and surrounding areas.

Mayor Says City Tax Rate Never Too Low

Mayor Hernan L Mills defends expanding water sales beyond city limits to keep rates down. He claims the city has a water monopoly and should sell more outside, noting the light plant profits are falling and government money pressures. The piece critiques tax policy and urban economics with satirical tone.

Hernan L. Mills Art Night Mille

Resident to display flag for July 4th anniversary

A Hageratown resident reports a flag will be shown at home on July 4 to mark the 175th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence. The writer also seeks to enter a con test for a Herald Mall Company prize and provides an estimate of pennies stacked on a drum display at Hays Incorporated.

Hageratown Herald-Mall Company Hays Incorporated

One Bid For City Housing Construction

A single bid was received yesterday for a 210 unit housing project on Main Avenue Lanvale Street in the West End. The Victor Heating Company of Washington submitted the bid which was considered too high by the Yagerstown Housing Authority. The authority will negotiate to reduce the bid and may decide at Monday night’s meeting.

Weal Hageratown Yagerstown Lanvale Street West End Suma Avenue New North Street Blue Ridge l Construction Company Hagerstown

Pattern Catalog Advertisement for Crochet and Embroidery

An OCR fragment advertises halter patterns and needlework catalogs. It lists pattern numbers like C7229 and invites readers to send 25 cents to a Maryland and New York address for catalogs and illustrations of crochet knitting and embroidery. It mentions a free pattern in the book and references Mr Alice Hround Needlework catalog.

Calor Metalibe Iperiint Inka Truatisker Tholingerstown Maryland Trousehold Artsr P.O Old Chelgen Station New York Nyy Alice

Relief Urged For Two Overcrowded County Schools

County Superintendent William Brish told the county commissioners that overcrowding in two elementary schools requires relief by the start of the new school year in September. Fountaindale School north of Hagerstown will be short two rooms, with shifts or moving students to other schools planned. Clear Spring Elementary also faces crowding, with possible renting or converting another building or shifting students. Planning underway for an eight classroom addition to Fountaindale, while a new school at Clear Spring is future consideration. Brish warned Hagerstown High School may need relief within three years and possibly shift-based classes if no new high school is built. An early meeting will discuss overall county school needs.

William Brish Fountaindale Hagerstown Brish Clear Spring Hagerstown High School Ftre

Potomac Edison Announces Series Of Promotions For Its Officials

Potomac Edison board members yesterday announced promotions among PE System officials to support West Penn Electric System expansion. H H Startzman becomes armed forces liaison and assistant vice president, Eugene Gordon named superintendent of power plants, and Cecil McVay promoted to assistant superintendent of power stations. Prior service spans from 1923 to 1945 with roles in engineering, power management, and system supervision.

Potomac Edison H. H. Startzman PHI Asstant Potomin Mac Edlaun Company R. Paul Smith Fredday Crick Gordon George Humphrey West Penn Electric System Humphrey West Penn Smulth Startzman Jak Hill Avenue Cumberland Merchandise Department Power Anies and Engineering Eugene Gordon Summit Avenue Power Ylass Eugene Gordon Itams Cecil McVay Tammany Williamsport McVay

Health Better Here This Year in Washington County

Washington County shows healthier conditions in the first quarter this year with more births and fewer deaths, mirroring Maryland trends. Notifiable diseases dropped to 8 cases from 252. chickenpox fell to six from ninety. tuberculosis and pneumonia also declined, while pneumonia stayed relatively high at 17 cases. Births rose to 409, deaths fell to 193, and state health reports noted record lows for several diseases during the period.

Washington County Health Department Maryland State Department of Heath

Screen On Chimney Keeps Out Insects From Heat

An ordinary window screen placed atop the trepice or furnace chimney blocks mosquitos and flies during summer. Wire screening can be held by a brick at each chimney corner to stay in place and prevent sparks from escaping the roof.

Brish Denies Annapolis Lobbying on Teacher Pay Raises

County officials heard Brish deny lobbying in Annapolis for higher teacher salaries. He claimed reports of a school teacher lobby are exaggerated and said he met county delegates and a senator only once in Hagerstown to discuss raises. Commissioners push state funding via sales tax to cover cost of living boosts, noting local raises of up to 200 annually as a stopgap.

William Bueh Annapolis Brish Hagerstown Wrish Fedt Briss Buel Washington County Winslow Burtons

Outmoded Closet Put To Good Use

The article describes transforming old-fashioned storage closets into modern, functional spaces. Closets now house bridge tables ironing boards vacuum cleaners ladders and aprons while fitted wardrobes with sliding doors save space in bedrooms. The kitchen counter with drawers or shelves extends into the bedroom as practical equipment.

Sewing Room Can Be Made Cheerful

A small old house sewing room often becomes a neglected gloomy space. Brightening it can transform it into a valuable area for sewing reading or study. The article notes Downing Street in London as a famed address linked to an American namesake, George Downing, son of Massachusetts Governor Winthrop’s sister.

Downing St London George Downing Gov. Winthrop Massachusetts

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