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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1952
Page
3
In Miday Sask Mey 8, the Ordon Gemmill household reports two kittens with split eye colors. Each kitten has one blue eye and one green eye, while the mother carries green eyes and the father blue.
City Park Board may convert the tennis court at City Park into shuffleboard courts this summer after about 100 residents petitioned for the project. Croquet areas are also desired while Panghorn Park tennis courts will stay in use. city parks open for the summer season on Mother's Day.
The Hagerstown Rotary Club hosted a National Music Week concert at the Hotel Alexander with conductor Edwin Danfelt leading the band. The program included plans for a hand booster to help cover expenses and was organized by Oscar Raup. Rotary attendees Tom Spotford and Mike Denlinger shared notes from the Altoona district conference.
The Washington County Cancer fund has reached 11600 dollars toward a 15000 goal by May 16. A final house to house solicitation meeting is set for May 14 at 2 p.m. in the Magistrate's courtroom City Hall. Local organizers and numerous volunteers across Chewsville Funkstown Jonathan Street Downsville Beaver Creek Keedysville and other areas are listed as chairmen and canvassers for the drive.
Script lists names such as Pauline Lowe Catherine Smith Lorraine Garnand Floyd Will son Harlan Rine hart Robert Bledsoe Harlan Barnes Paul Butter haugh Myre and William Young with a note on Rome’s water need at 92 million gallons daily and apples as relatives of pears.
Two women were injured when their car struck the front of a Western Maryland freight locomotive No. 1405 on Route L1 across the Chambersburg area. Mrs. G Wye Duvall of Crystal Springs Pa and Mrs. Harry Kint of Crystal Springs were taken to Chambersburg hospital with head injuries and a possible ankle fracture. The locomotive was en route to Hagerstown and stopped after the crash.
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