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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

09 May 1957

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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1957

Page

5

Chewsville Lions Elect Marvin Hoover Club President

Marvin Hoover was elected president of the Chewsville Lions Club at the meeting last evening in the Chewsville EVB Church. Outgoing president Romayne Miller, 45 members present and one guest Ray Honot from Myersville Club. Officer slate includes Edward Bachtell first VP Ralph Rohrer second VP Ralph Stotler Jr. secretary Homer Kendall treasurer Tyson Waltz tall twister Franky Snyder. Directors for Rowe and Theodore Axtine. Next events include Frederick club charter night May 22 at 6 p.m. at Peter Pan Inn with International President John Stickley speaking.

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Marvin Hoover Chewevilla Lions Club Chewsville EVB Romayne Miller Ray Honot Myersville Club Edward Bachtell Ralph Rohrer Ralph Stotler Jr Homer Kendall Tyson Waltz Tall Twister Franky Snyder Lion Jamer Wilbur Smith Rowe Theodore Axtine Miller Frederick Club Peter Pan Inn John Stickley Chewsville Club Wasyon Morgan Frederick Barracks Will Belt Baltimore
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Octogenarian Keeps Active In Two Jobs

A. T. Sherman of 909 Mulberry Avenue marks his 80th birthday today while still employed for a third year at Moller Organ Works. He also runs several home greenhouses growing vegetables and flowers for farmers and customers. He notes he has never been laid off at the local organ factory.

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A. T. Sherman Mr. Sherman Moller Organ Works Sherman
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Dawson Finds Stockholders Are Getting More Dividends

American stockholders receive higher cash dividends in early 1957, with the Commerce Department reporting over 24 billion dollars in the first quarter, a 25.0 percent rise from 1956. NYSE-listed companies paid 2.124 billion, up 5.1 percent, driven by more common shares outstanding and increased equity financing, though the number of dividend raisers is shrinking and a plateau appears likely.

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Sam Dawson New York Commerce Department New York Stock Exchange Nion Exchange Magazine
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Moisture Tester Checks Planned at Maryland County Farm

Dick Smith of the University of Maryland weights and measures department will visit Haverstown on Wednesday May 29 to inspect moisture testing devices. He will be stationed at the office of County Agent Mark Miller from 9:30 a m to 3 p m. Farmers invited to bring equipment for checks.

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Dick Smith Weights and Measures Department University of Maryland Ha Serstown Mark Miller
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Ambiguous 1983 Profits Shift Despite Rising Demand

The text notes 1983 pay December figures around nine billion with a broader 12 billion total in the year. It cites two drivers: a rapid rise in similar leveling off in net income adding about a billion for many corporations, and high demand for funds for expansion in the next three years.

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Yorkshire Amazon Newberrys Hagerstown Halfway and Fountaindale Hagerstown Exchange Club Newberry’s Ichewsville Club Dawson Wards Atiocipal Regent Peeee Montgomery Ward Plumbing Department Washington Street Scftsman
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