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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
13
The Maryland Health Department stated it would have ample warning if an influenza epidemic threatened the state and the nation. Officials cited a statewide network of reporting stations to monitor increases in disease and ease early action.
Lieut. Berkson guest lecturer at local Naval Reserve meeting in the 2nd Army Reserve Armory corner Summit Avenue and 2nd Anietam Street. He will discuss the Uniform Code of Military Justice and its Navy courtroom procedures, tied to recent Girard case coverage. All Naval Reservists on active duty in the area are invited to attend at 7 30 p.m.
Special ads for seafood, cherries, home repairs, beer specials, and lawn products appear from Keller Lewis & Son Cagetown Dial VA. Advertisements tout cracked ceiling repairs by Armstrong and free estimates. Beer promotions mention Michlibold and 35 a case on Virginia Avenue with Cor Church and Prospect streets nearby. Lawn care ads push Scott’s Turf Builder weed killers and seeds, plus Valley Evergreen Nursery garden supplies.
Obituary notices honor John T Hynes husband of Mary J E Davies Hynes of Salem Avenue died at Perry Point Veterans Hospital after a long illness. Survived by wife two daughters six grandchildren and many relatives. Other notices list Gerald W Fishach a Waynesboro native who died at Findlay Ohio after a sudden on the job death and Charles T Wilson a longtime Western Maryland Railway supervisor with surviving wife and children.
In Cleveland the newly formed United Church of Christ draws interest from other denominations including the Disciples of Christ who may explore sharing in the unity effort. church leaders say discussions will continue after the new body stabilizes as opponents warn individual churches are not legally bound to join.
Frederick authorities announce a 10 p.m. curfew for children under 16, citing public complaints. Police will first request compliance, with repeated violations referred to Juvenile Court. Also listed is an advertisement seeking an automotive machinist via box R at Herald-Mail Co. Adv.
Magistrate today ordered Robert Shelton Turner held in a 500 bond for action by the grand jury on a charge of escaping from the Washington County Jail. Turner, a member of the county weed gang, walked off from a detail at the courthouse on June 10 while serving a larceny sentence and was to be released Saturday. He surrendered to officers the evening of his escape.
KILE THEM BUGS FUNGUS We do spraying Visit our Garden Shop for 2 complete a fine of insecticides and fungicides in a large variety Sprayers and dusters Everything for garden and lawn Valley Evergreen Nursery Ady.
ANNAPOLIS police seek a six foot husky man who posed as a caretaker to intrude on a couple on a date. He demanded money, shot the woman, and fled in a light green 1948 sedan. The dead woman was Virginia Hatold a 36 year old clerk at Fort Meade. Her date Roy Hudson, a 51 year old soldier from Moyock North Carolina, reported they were parked near a dirt road off U S 50 when the intruder appeared asking if the area was a national park.
Eight year old Charles Dick of 637 North Locust Street remained in critical condition at Washington County Hospital after a knife struck his chest during a doorway incident at home. The boy and his brother were reportedly tossing objects toward a door jamb when the knife, thrown by the brother, glanced off the wall and hit Charles.
Philea Window Air Conditioners 2 ton units available April 1 with auto temp control and exhaust plus fresh air control. Free normal installation and delivery, 10 percent down, 24 months to pay. Denner Bros located at 42 Summit Ave, phone RE ae iu.
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