None Hurt In 6 Car Crashes Near Hagerstown Route 40
Six cars were damaged in two separate crashes on Route 40 near Hagerstown with about 1200 dollars in damage. In Hancock Robart J. McCandlish stopped to discharge a passenger, Edgar W. Shives hit his car, and David Lee Lingd from Baltimore struck Shives, pushing his car into McCandlish. Five miles west of Hagerstown William Potacki, a Marine from Detroit, skidded to avoid a car, hitting Grant M. Jackson, then Chester Popko crashed into Potacki’s car. State Trooper Richard Garvey investigated both wrecks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Hancock
Robart J. McCandlish
Edgar W. Shives
Alao
Wancock
McCandliah Auto
David Lee Lingd
Baltimore
Shives
Gie Shives
McCandiah Auto
William Potacki
Detroit
Potacki
Grant M. Jackson
Chester Popko
Ila
Richard Garvey
Smashupa
231 County Cows Bred Artificially
Report details artificial breeding in the Washington County Artificial Breeding Cooperative. 231 cows bred, with breed breakdown Holsteins 144 Ayrshires 61 Jerseys 9 Brown Swiss 6. Largest herd Elmer Newcomer managed by Reed Fader Ringgold with many services, followed by Hubert Toms Benevola. Eleven new breeders joined the cooperative last month. Also notes a June proclamation by Gov. McKelty extending Independence Day weekend to three days and mentions the Rio Grande as the largest river in Mexico.
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Washington County
Reed Fader
Ringgold
Hubert Toms
Benevola
Clarence Harshman
Jacob Horat
Leon Cushna
Donald Martin
David Eby
Robert Harrell
Joe Horst
Paul Sinil
Melvin Lehman
Jh. McCauley
Paul Welter
Russell Wolfinger
Dale Heard
David Brewer
Martin Burkholder
Lawrence Coul
Annapollo
Landers
MoKelt
Local youth treated after farm and street mishaps
Robert Lee Benner, 12, Route 1, cut his left hand on a truck fender and needed six stitches before being discharged from the hospital emergency room. Clifford Shinde of Waynesboro Route 4 fell from a hay mower and broke his right arm. a cast was applied and he was discharged. Mary Mae Ridenour of Smithsburg on Nante 4 fractured her left clavicle and left hospital after treatment. Janice Lorraine Gordon, 212 years, Route 8, fell down steps and required three stitches for a forehead laceration.
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Robert Lee Benner
Hea
Clifford Shinde
Wayneshoro
Mary Mae Ridenowr
Smithsburg
Nante 4
Janice Lorraine Gordon
Howard Grove Is Hancock Lions Head
Howard Grove elected new president of the Hancock Lions Club at a meeting in the American Legion hall. Outgoing president Darsey Flening. New officers named: Aaron Steiner First VP, Bernard Truax Second VP, Gene Kershner Third VP, Harold AMcGraw Secretary, Jack Steiner Treasurer, Charles Power Tail Twister, Harold Shaw Director. Next meeting July 7 to swear in. FBI headquarters in Washington reports more fingerprints on file.
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Howard Grove
Hancock Lions Club
American Legion Hall
Darsey ‘Flening
Aaron Steiner
Bernard Truax
Gene Kershner
Harold Amcgraw
Jack Steiner
Charles Power Lian
Arold Shaw
Cam McCray
Grant Bowser
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company of
Baltimore City
May's Optical
Kryptok
Washington St
Appia
ST. Joseph
Ter
Lewis Eby
M. D. Kefauver
Lester Martin
William Rohrer
Rio Grande
Mexico
THE
Potomac Edison Company
Boy Lacerates
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Washington
Montgomery Whid
Washington Street
Sheers
Taffeta
Batiste
Seersucker
Chambrays
Shantung
Lace
Gabardines
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