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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1951
Page
3
Washington County faces three days left in the annual Red Cross fund drive with about half the $19 920 goal raised. To date the total is around $10 000 as solicitors focus on house visits and avoid offices and factories. A volunteer meeting is planned for tomorrow noon at the First Christian Church.
The Golden Rule Class of Washington Square Methodist Church sponsors an old fashioned spelling bee in the church social room Thursday at 7 30 P M as part of an evening of entertainment. Anyone may participate. Noah Webster began writing the dictionary in 1807 and finished in 1828.
Clarence L. Hilleary 87, retired businessman, died yesterday in Charles Town W V after a brief illness. A Petersville Md native, he moved to Charles Town at 17 to run a drug store with his uncle. He later farmed near Charles Town and lived there for the last 12 to 15 years. Funeral services Friday at 11 a.m. at his home near Charles Town with burial in a local cemetery.
Several geysers hot springs and pools in Yellowstone Park require annual cleaning to remove debris tossed in by tourists. Officials say objects obstruct vents and damage delicate features, prompting coordinated efforts to clear water outlets and restore natural flow.
Advertisement for a sun-dress pattern No 2161 with button-on cape in multiple sizes. Includes ordering details from Pattern Bureau Hagerstown Maryland and The Daily Mail New York with instructions for pattern price and mailing address. Mentions Alice Brooks Needlework Catalog and crafts illustrations.
Edwin Barry argues in Physical Features of Washington County that wildlife could rebound thanks to geography climate and modern land practices. He cites historical abundance, forest clearing, road building and population growth as major declines and notes better management could restore balance.
The county benefits from the Potomac River basin and diverse farms that support animals like rabbits, squirrels, foxes, and raccoons. Conservation boosts deer and doves while farm ponds and marshes have increased. Birds are abundant but shore and marsh species face habitat loss. waterfowl migrations are reduced locally. Fish numbers rise with improved surface conditions.
Environmental efforts led by watershed planners and otter controls aim to improve water quality and habitat for game and fish species. The project seeks hotter physical chemical and biological conditions for lower forms, supporting healthier inland fisheries and ecological balance.
Hagerstown Junior College picks new Night Crier editor in chief Filluor Melleury Roscoe Spielman named business manager Miss McHenry tied to Grovers family daughter and dean's list student aims for teaching after graduation Nescoo Spielman editor of the yearbook student athlete plans for Boy Scout work son of Thomas Spielman of Hagera Own The staff to publish the next issue Saccharin derived from cowboy text appears in the note.
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