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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
10
The free Learn to Swim program from Roc Cross chapter schedules registration on Tuesday July 2 at 2 AM in front of McCrory's on W Washington St. Enrollment is first come, first served and not by phone. Courses run July 15 to 26, with children 9:30 to 11:20 mornings and adults 5:30 to 7:40 evenings.
A meeting is planned at the Sage Cabin Revival Conor 770 Frederick St Stoxday al 2H Guest speaker will evinge Wayne Commer of Tonmke Va Music and vocal numbers by solists dutela and trios will be featured Reverend J Wilson and his congregation will welcome guests from Virginia West Virginia Pennsylvania and Mary
Local notices advertise Montmorency cherries with pick your own options at K J Gaver Rhaggold near Smithsburg Md with a July 29 evening card party at McClellan Gun Club Keedysville Publicity. Also listed are sweet cherries, hard crabs, shrimp, clams, and take out crab soup from Delmar to Baltimore area vendors along Route 18 near Waynesboro Pa with contact TOR 1.
Merle Boyle of 15 Elizabeth St died Wednesday. Funeral Saturday at 2 p.m. at Sutre-Rouzer Funeral Home with Reverend Dr Karl B. E. Redding officiating. Burial at Cade Lawn Cemetery. Visitation Friday 7 to 9 p.m. at the funeral home.
Boonsboro participant Stephen Printz was elected comptroller at the Withanal Boys State held at the University of Maryland. The event featured mock elections with factions including the Nationlist Party ticket, and preparations for Maryland’s Boys Nation delegates in August.
AP report notes chief authorial interest at Miami Jai Alai Fronton as bettors pursue legal parlays in a distressed betting scene. Unclear names and details reflect fragmented OCR text from a historical newspaper snippet.
Advertising blurb lists nightly dine and dance events at the Wayside Inn in Chewsville with a Friends night and a calendar of upcoming dances by Johnny Wafer and the Blip Nales, plus a local economy section announcing self service washer prices at 15 cents each at 40 Frederick Street.
Allegheny Airlines reported a new all time cargo record for May and a monthly high for passengers. The airline moved 2,527,462 pounds of cargo and carried 4,652 passengers in May, up 14 percent from the previous year. Nelson B. Fry, senior vice president and general manager, noted the gains and cited pressuring demand and service expansion.
Logan's Tavern at 18 N Potomac St received approval yesterday from the county liquor board for a class D liquor license. Attorney William J. Dwyer represented the application, with Logan Gallagher Sr. tied to the venture.
A teacher from Ga Reane of GO Lew A enrolled in a 12 week summer program at Pennsylvania State University University Park to keep high school teachers updated on science. The program provides a grant covering tuition living costs books and travel for the educator. Mr Brunner teaches physical sciences at Buonsbora Sr. tie.
A brief compilation of mixed local business snippets mentions summer tutoring for grades 1 through 12, roadside items like rubber stamps, and a variety of seafood offerings including hard shell crabs, clams, and shrimp. Also referenced are Staller Printing Co, Wayside Inn, and Park Circle Tavern with casual promotional chatter.
Rev Dr DeWitt Miller, pastor at Hagerstown, elected Moderator of the Church of the Brethren at the Champaign IL conference. He will lead the church for the war era, represent it at global gatherings, and preside at next summer’s annual conference.
Cambridge racially charged episode escalates as Miss Mary Swain, a white WCBM reporter, is barred from a Cambridge Nonviolent Action Committee meeting prompting vigorous protests. NAACP raises civil rights concerns as National Guard presence debates persistent segregation issues and a pubic referendum threat.
The Exonomic Development Commission of Washington County announced the June 1, 194? finance committee membership. Chaired by Charles Greeb Jr, the panel serves as financial advisor to the EDC and to the Hagerstown Washington County Industrial Foundation on financial matters and loan applications. Members include Alfred Bendett David Cushna Jr J Wesley Deavers Fred Elbin Guy Kidwell William King Franklin Miller Leister Mobley Jr Claude H M Potterfield John Roulette Hubert Slotelmyer RF Wantz.
Hubert M. Baker aged 17, son of Mr and Mrs George E Baker of Satem Church Road Route 6 Hagerstown, completed nine weeks basic training at Naval Training Center Great Lakes Illinois. Also noting Dance Night Saturday June 2 at Variety Tri Log Cabin Inn three miles east of Hancock.
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