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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1928
Page
3
Tonight the dance event at Bridge Park in Chambersburg welcomes everyone. Public advertisement signed by P. D. Rhodes invites community members to join for an evening of music and dancing.
The Board of Education met yesterday to elect a president to fill Charles A. Weagley’s vacancy but the position remained open. Newly appointed Robert H. McCauley took his seat. Harry R. Rudy was named temporary chairman. The budget for the next year was discussed pending John B. Ferguson’s cost report on Broadway Building repairs. another meeting will follow. Reorganization is planned for the next meeting early next week. Mary B. McDonald to graduate from St. Agnes Hospital nursing school May 15, with exercises led by Archbishop Michael J. Curley. Miss McDonald, an orphan, is a ward of Miss Myrtle Moser of Tragerstown.
An ad offers 23500 day old chicks 9 cents each in various breeds and mentions a special price for 100 and 500 lots. Another notice from The Rose Tea Room marks its anniversary on Monday May th with a chicken dinner 5 to 7 pm and thanks patrons for support, with reservations requested by noon.
Potomac River receded after a rapid rise earlier in the week with conditions easing at Williamsport. River stood about six feet above normal, with minimal damage aside from coal swept from the Potomac Edison Co. plant. Temperature reached 83 degrees, the warmest in about 40 months.
Fishermen fear the rising water levels could wash away stored bags downstream, threatening this season's catch. Concern grows as crews discuss how to cope and resume normal activity after the flood.
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