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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
10
Commander Bill Lewis of the U S Navy Ordnance Supply Office Mechanicsburg Pa will speak at the Mason Dixon Youth for Christ Rally tonight at Leilersburg Grange Hall at 8 o clock The 194 graduate of the Academy served aboard the battleship Wis
Consigned participated in five major engagements during World War II and will return soon to the Far East. Commander Levis expresses interest in Bible study and national spirit. Camp Hi Pr members and Mason-Lison Youth for Christ report weekly rallies with 20 attendees in good weather. Rohrer s ville Band Fair, Band Hall closing night on March 2, and Dine N Dance at Wayside Diner with Andy Birmingham at the organ. Nite Shoot Feb 1 featuring turkey and beef items.
Local notices list Irvin M. Rase Iveld ML Rase of Barberton Ohio formerly of Hagerstown died Thursday at Barberton Hospital. He was a noted baseball pitcher in the Blue Ridge Longo era nicknamed Stub. Survived by son William J. Rose and three grandchildren, services in Frostburg Maryland Monday. Also memorials for Articus Milburn of Sharpsburg aged, son of the late W. and Sarah Milburn, with a large family and church affiliations. services Monday in Williamsport area. Mary Hardy of Chestnut Grove died Thursday aged 72, survived by husband Bruce Chesil Grove, daughters and son William S. Hardy. funeral Sunday at Brownsville Church of the Brethren with burial in Brownsville Heights Cemetery. Also notices for Mrs. Mary Hardy and family death details, and a rental/reading advertisement for rubber stamps and a rummage sale at 127 W. Franklin St.
A Washington County Suburban Sanitary Commission spokesman told City Councilman Francis Cordell that Hagerstown would pay about 1 percent more interest on sewer bonds under Cordell’s Halfway annexation idea. The commission backs gravity flow, warns city pumping costs and bond rates would raise total costs, while remaining within city limits to fund a pay-as-you-go system.
Orchard laborer Howard F. Householder files a $35,000 suit against Walter D. Bromley and Bromley Jr trading as Walter D Bromley and Sun for injuries in an October 5, 1951 incident. He alleges he was loading crates from a fork lift when he was thrown from the tractor and suffered severe permanent injuries due to negligent lowering of the fork lift.
Howard Wayne Geiss of 1215 Prospect Street was held on a $1500 bond after a preliminary hearing in Magistrate's Court on forgery charges. The case cites an alleged forged endorsement on a Pangborn Corporation check payable to C. A. McKinsey and cashed by David P. Miller of 827 Pine Street, an employee at Grand Union Stores.
Stratos Corp will hold a regular session at 8 o clock this evening in the Junior Fire Hall with a full turnout urged. Also notice a chicken and oyster supper set for Saturday March 2 at 4 30 PM and various local ads for Newmans Apple cider and Heck's Beauty Salon hours.
Two certified public accountants formerly with Charles J. Carter announce the formation of their own public accounting practice. They will operate from offices in the Earle Building. Richard J. Chaney, CPA, leaves Carter after eight years. Sandra Titlou, CPA, joins after two years with Carter.
An unsuccessful attempt to steal a car was reported by Thomas D Dively of 8 Elizabeth Street Bam this morning. The garage door lock was broken and the dashboard ligation removed but nothing was taken. A separate late night attempt at Manchester Parking Lot failed to break a parking meter coin box.
A 65 000 damage suit regarding injuries to a Boonsboro area child from a September 9, 1960 auto crash in Anne Arundel County will be heard this afternoon in Circuit Court. The collision involved Georgia Eliott Eliott and cars driven by Howard Nalley of Boonsboro and William W Foote of Edgeware Maryland. Plaintiff James Elliott is represented by attorney Irving M Einhinder.
A community notice advertises a big night shoot sal at the Sportsman Club featuring Hains and beef turkeys entertainment for women and a lively program in the evening. Proceeds go to club activities and local support.
Philip K. Adu and four other local boys earned Dean’s or Jean’s List honors at Franklin and Marshall College for the 1962 89 academic year. About five percent of students maintained 3.75 to 4.00 for honors while Dean’s List requires 3.00 to 4.74. The named students include Clifford C. Hudson J Michel Cloffman Henry Shields and Harry P. Ridenour with addresses on Dual Highway Blus Ridge Oak Hill and Crehard Roads respectively.
Washington County officials note residents carry unusually high life insurance. The Life Insurance Fact Book reports Maryland total at 10.864 billion, with Washington County households averaging 8,600 in coverage. Net monthly income around 458 dollars places per-household coverage at about 8,600, amid rising group life policies linked to employment and savings growth.
An Army Reserve unit moves from Sacramento California to Hagerstown. The 337th Transportation Co will have openings for personnel in heavy aircraft maintenance and supply. Announcement comes from ELS and Senator J. Glenn Dealt. ENTERTAINMENT Nee Men's Mall at 33 Wy Antietam hosts tonight.
Boy Scouts of America Troop 2 0 in Boonsboro held a Court of Honor at the Boonsboro Lions Club Monday evening. James Smith Jeffrey Stouffer and Edward Messinger earned Life rank. Lester Grimm was named Star. Don ald W Gantz Sr Scoutmaster presented awards and a plaque to Mr Gantz for 13 years of service.
Marlin Hardware Co invites public to Sunday auction offering beef turkeys and hams. Auction set for 2 2 noon at 4015 Ta Ave. Funkstown Rod and Gun Club hosts as the sale location.
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