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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1952

Page

17

Drivers With Long Safe Records For BR Lines And Edison

Blue Ridge Bus Lines and Potomac Edison City Houses report long safe driving records. Notable drivers include Lloyd W. Rhodex with 18 years, Edwin R. Katte 12, Gehr tens MWaroline Mathna nine, Fred TM. Poften reet six, Kenneth M. Lowery seven, Woodrow W. Marks seven, and Harold Brewer three years.

Blue Ridge Potomac Edison Lloyd W. Rhodex Edwin R. Katte Liste H L. Gehr Mathna Fred ™. Poften Reet Kenneth M. Lowery Si PE Woodrow W. Marks Harold Brewer

TV Star Pick Temple to Lead Hagerstown Firemen Parade

Cowboy TV star Pick Temple will be parade marshal for the July 8 event in Hagerstown. Mil to Por terfield and the Alsatian Club helped arrange the appearance. Over 500 in prize money awaits best parade units from six city fire companies. Audrey Mae Snyder of Greencastle will be Miss Honorary Fire Chief hostess. The parade forms at Oak Ave and Potomac, 8 19 p m, proceeding along Potomac Street Public Square Wilson Boulevard to Memorial Boulevard. The bicycle parade joins at Memorial and Marsland. Temple will ride in a convertible to greet fans. his show airs 4 38 to 5 30 on WTOP.

Pick” ‘Temple Ray Snyder East Franklin Street Greencastle Greencastle M High School Roy Stoner Oak FM Potomac Avenue Potomac Street Public Square Wilson Boulevard Maryland Avenue Memorial Boulevard Hagerstown Marsland Avenue South Potomac Junior High School Poliee M. E. Eliinger Pick

Hagerstown GI Returns from Korea Duty

Master Sergeant James M. Jones of Hagerstown was among 48 Marylanders who returned yesterday from duty in the Far East. He landed at Seattle Washington aboard the Navy transport R L Howze.

James MM. Jones Hagerstown Far East Seattle Was R. L. Howze

New Washington County Hospital To Open With 344 Beds

Washington County unveils a modern eight floor hospital with 344 patient accommodations including 25 private and 174 semi private rooms, 64 ward beds and 38 pediatric beds. The facility houses dental, pharmacy, laboratories and emergency services with a 60 plus medical staff. The adjacent Nurses Hall will host classrooms lounges and living quarters for student nurses. Governor McKeldin will speak at the dedication tomorrow at 3 39 p.m. on the hospital lawn.

Washington County Washington County Hospital Ladies' Auxiliary Pungborn Hall McKeldin

Ten Room Residence Sold At Auction Near Hagerstown

A tenroom brick residence on Cavetown Pike near Hagerstown sold yesterday afternoon in front of the Court House for 11 650 by Auctioneer Lewis Renner. An acre and a half of ground accompanied the house. A nearby 100 foot frontage lot also sold for 840. The sale was for the executors of the estate of the late Daisy Stech. Renner also sold two bonds of the Chewsville Cooperative Association for 200 each and other assorted shares and stock from the same estate.

Cavetown Pike Hagerstown Lewis Renner Renner Daisy Stech Chewsville Cooperative Associ Chewsville Cooperative Association

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Dr. Edwards TV Star “Pick” Temple Audrey Snyder Elues Elizabeth Arden Blue Grass Leer Korea Ladies’ Home Journal Reliable Trunk Brothers Luggage Dept Petessae Edison Western Maryland Truat Co Frederick Noor Dunant Litke d Brothers Leiter Brothers Jorothn Johin
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