Chicago Civil War Round Table Plans Battlefield Tour
The Chicago Civil War Round Table will tour Shenandoah and Antietam battlegrounds May 14 to 19 with help from the Hagerstown and Winchester Round Tables. A joint dinner is May 17 in Winchester, featuring Lee Bushong on The Three Battles for Winchester.
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Ferry Hill Farm
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Leesburg
Ball's Bluff
Washington
Chicago
Building costs hold steady here amid auto collision report
The article notes that building costs in Hagerstown show no change from six months to a year ago, with a state survey finding costs stable across 26 southern and western cities. A separate incident describes an auto collision near Bunker Hill, West Virginia, while a monument to the founder of Brownsville is planned on a two acre lot at Brownsville Road.
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Bunker Hill
W. Va
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Inland Fish Commission
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West Virginia
Basie
Elmer Wale Dennison
Martins
Burg
Noel
Theodore Way
Hagerstown
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New York City
Ian Club
Maryland
Brownsville Road
Sarah
Raritans
Dane Clark and Critics Align on Role Portrayal
Actor Dane Clark agrees with critics about his role in Wire Service. He argues the show uses a reporter as a symbol for the newsroom, not a documentary. Clark notes the series aims to engage audiences with concise, dramatic storytelling.
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Cynthia Lowry
Philip Wylie
New York
Dane
Clark
Wire Service
Duke Ellington
CBS
Keedysville Voting Light I All Re-Elected
A small turnout of 15 votes occurred in Keedysville as all town officials were unopposed. Carl B Rowe replaces Harry C Skank as councilman due to illness, Mayor Charles K Taylor secures another term, with Lester F Hines as assistant mayor and George J Miller and Clarence L Smith as councilmen.
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Illess
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George J. Miller
Clarence L. Smith
Japan Minister Gengo Suzuki to Speak in Chambersburg
Minister Gengo Suzuki of Japan will be the final speaker in the Ambassador's Forum series in Chambersburg. He is set to address the public at 8:00 PM at Chambersburg Area Senior High School, with admission open to all, arranged by the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce.
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Japan
Gengo Suzuki
Chambersburg
Chambersburg Area Senior High School
Boy Escapes Serious Harm in Road Incident
Five year old Jeffrey Shafer darted into the path of a station wagon driven by Edward Miller of Hagerstown. Miller stopped the car, and Jeffrey was taken to Chambersburg Hospital with multiple abrasions and contusions. Separately, Robert Daihl of Greencastle High School will study graduate mathematics and science at the University of Pennsylvania under a National Science Foundation Institute scholarship awarded to six teachers in the Middle Atlantic states.
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Jeffrey Shaffer
Paul EB. Shafer
Edward L. Miller
Hagerstown
Miller
Chambersburg Hospital
Jeffrey
Robert Daihl
Greencastle
University of Pennsylvania
National Science Foundation Institute For
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