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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1957
Page
2
Mayor Thomas D'Alesandro of Baltimore will speak at a Mother’s Day breakfast in Hagerstown hosted by St. Mary’s Holy Name Society. The event at Hale Alexander starts at 8 15 a m on Sunday and honors parish men with a long-standing breakfast tradition. The talk is described as interesting and humorous.
Guy R. Hebb was re elected burgess of Funkstown by eight votes in a spirited election. He will start his 28th year in office, employed at Leiter's Brothers in Hagerstown, with 135 votes to Leonard K. Ohler's 12. Hoffmaster defeated Edward P. Brady for assistant burgess 144 to 117. New council members are John Hi. Moore 213 Ray Iseminger 121 W. Stanley Mumma Jr. 99. Incumbents Frank Stockslager Paul Reynolds and Ellis Duffey were defeated. new candidates Clark Spitzer and Jerry Grier won seats. Major issue may be sewerage system construction linking to Hagerstown disposal plant or building their own.
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