Club to Aid New Drivers in Maryland Auto Club
Nervous motorists facing a state driving test in Maryland will get pre examination coaching from the Hagerstown branch of the Maryland Automobile Club. Raymond M. Peak, local supervisor, says tests will cover Maryland traffic laws and prepare drivers for the actual exam. Detour signs will be posted on repaired streets to help travelers navigate, and the club plans to recruit more members, with twelve new joins last week and a current goal of 450 members.
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Hagers- Town
Maryland Automobile Club
Raymond M. Peak
Automobile Club
Maryland
Peak
Spickler Letter Social Visit Notes
Mr and Mrs Eugene Stahl of Hagerstown spent Sunday afternoon and evening with Mr and Mrs Ebersole. Miss Pearl Ebersole visited in the home of her brother Roy at Charlton Monday afternoon. Mr Hillard Mills spent Sunday evening with Harold Grove. Mr and Mrs Grover Forsythe were with Mr and Mrs Keiffer Moser near Chewsville Sunday afternoon. Mr and Mrs Wilbur Myers of Scotland Pa spent Sunday with the former's parents, Mr and Mrs Geo Myers. Mrs Susan Grove visited in the home of her son George at Charlton Sunday. Miss Helen Daugherty spent Sunday afternoon with Louise Myers. Mrs Elizabeth Herbert spent a delightful visit in the home of her son George at Charlton Sunday.
Afternoon Bible School Closes at St Pauls with 150 Scholars
The St Pauls Bible School concluded after two weeks of lessons with 150 scholars enrolled and a Junior group of 50. Represented were 12 Sunday schools from Clear spring Lutheran and Reformed Dry Run Charlton Kaseyville Wilsons St Pauls Hagerstown Downsville Fairview Broadfording Greencastle Pa. A picnic and photography were enjoyed by all under the trees.
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Luther Frush
Irene Sanders
Wilson's
Helen Daugherty
Catherine Corbett
John
Clearspring
Jane Daugherty
Spickler
Walnut Point
Geraldine Ebersole
Bible School
St. Paul's
Clark Seibert
Roger Burgan
Grace Martin
Luther. Frush
Dunlop Rubber Growth Questioned in Historic Prospect
The inquiry asks how Dunlop expanded to require rubber from 55,000,000 trees and whether success stems from more rubber and better cotton in tires or from the superior service of Dunlop dealers. The fragment hints at production factors behind the company’s prominence.
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Dunlop
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Smith
Ludwig Tire & Parking Co
Huyett Bros
North Potomac Street
C. D. Kenny
West
Franklin St
Hagerstown, Md
Palm Beach
Toyo
Madras
Nainsock
Clarence Wetstone
Walter ‘Myers
Lulita Downin
Elmer Snyder
Elizabeth Schasbrey
Nora Farrow
Charlton
Howard Ankeney
Huyetts
Andrew Forsythe
Fairview
Elizabeth Schnebley
Clearapring
C. Wetstone
Walnut ‘Point
R. E. Burgaw
Dry ‘Run
J. A. Seibert
Rockdale
Mr. Snyder
Wilson
Jacobson’s Furniture Store
W. Franklin St
Wareham
Phar
Franklin & Jonathan Sts
McDowell and
Salem Avenue
Best Haven
M. Or
Eee
Dunlop City
Pittsburg
Parker. Tire Company
Washingto Street
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