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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1951
Page
16
Fragmentary text lists box numbers and addresses for real estate notices. Appears to reference a box 74 and 73 c/o Herald Mail with mentions of homes on Middleburg Pike and Waterstown, plus unclear restaurant and tax notes. Contains garbled names and directions.
A Maryland court petition seeks division of Mary Belle Whttersn and others estate with sale of real property in Sandy Hook village Washington County. A master may be appointed to sell under court order with proceeds distributed to heirs per interests. Also included is a public notice of dissolution of a corporation by the Maryland State Tax Commission.
Burl Ives aims to adapt beloved children's tales into a video film series titled Famous Tales. He notes his stage and radio experience and seeks a format appealing to both adults and children as TV stations begin telecasting the program.
A garbled public notice appears to announce actions related to the dissolution of the Nee Con Company, Inc. with record dates in February 1941 and references to Maryland state law and officials. The readable fragments indicate a formal filing under specified statutes and a commissioner’s involvement.
A local auction listing details a furniture sale including an extension table, dressers, two antiques, eight chairs, two refrigerators, stands, divans, and various kitchenware. The notice lists items like a 38 ft extension table and a Shavelock chair set, with tools and dishes also described.
A jumble of radio program listings and scattered local news items. Includes Time and Tunes segments, News broadcasts, Waynesboro News, a Town Crier feature, and various names like Pauline Frederick and Ray Bloch.
A fragmented radio guide lists WJEJ programs in Hagerstown including sports parade, news shows, crime fighters, red cross segments, and various music and civic updates. It references Teadlines, TV news, shoppers news, and a noon luncheon program with Lopez.
A mixed page listing musical segments and sports notes from Post Meridians News Mall. Titles include The Quiet Hour and All Aboard for Adventure alongside Midday Matinees and Sky King. Robby Benson referenced in a brief feature.
Time is eastern standard. For central subtract one hour and for mountain subtract two hours. Some local stations adjust relay times to fit schedules. Last minute changes cannot be included.
Fragmentary radio schedule lists programs from various networks with times and show names. The text ends noting a Pony Express mail route from St. Joseph Missouri to San Francisco prior to railroads.
A scrambled crossword style puzzle lists numerous clues across and down with corrupted spellings. It includes references to phrases like decision of a reguslative body and various miswritten terms, suggesting a themed wordplay grid requiring correction and fill-in answers.
Home gardeners should shield seeds from dampness cold and sun loss by using a thin layer of sifted sphagnum moss in seed boxes. The moss is believed to have antibiotic qualities and helps prevent damping off by destroying fungi and bacteria.
Charles Richard Duvall, known as Dickie to his foster mother Mrs. Ward, grows up in Hagerstown with devotion and a vow to become a priest. Raised by the Wards after a near-fatal illness, he attends St Mary’s School and attends Mass daily. He excels in school, plays basketball and Little League, and donates to a sacrifice fund. He shows steadfast religious conviction and active community life at 228 West Franklin Street.
Corn and animal fats are used in the new nonsoap detergents creating an important new market for these goods.
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