Merchants Win Trophy in Hagerstown Clean-Up Campaign
A group of 16 merchants collaborate in the Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce window display contest. Clyde Dyer, the campaign’s general chairman, says the winning merchant will receive a trophy, judged Friday morning May 23 and awarded that afternoon. The trophy becomes permanent after three wins. Cooperating stores include Sears Roebuck and Company, J Ralph Fiery Wallpaper, Hagerstown Palet and Grasg, R C McKee Hardware, Shaffer Wallpaper, Howard Paint, Schindel Rohrer, Montgomery Ward, Emmett Hardware, Letter Brothers, McCrory’s, J J Newberry, Harvey C Garvin Wallpaper, Sherwin Williams Paint, and McPhail Paint and Glass.
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Hagerstown Junior Chamber of Commerce
Clyde Dyer
Seara Roebuck and Company
J. Ralph Fiery
Hagera
Palet -and- Grasg Company
R. C. McKea Hardware
Shaffer Wall Paper
Howard Paint
Schindel Rohrer and Company
Montgomery Ward
Emmett Hardware
Letter Brothers
McCrory's
J. J. Newberry and Company
Harvey C, Garvin Wallpaper
Sherwin-Williams
iMcPhail Paint and Glass Company
Bishop Powell To Speak Here At Antietam Parish Visit
The Rt. Rev. Noble C. Powell bishop of Maryland will visit Antietam Parish next Sunday. He will confirm a class and preach at St Mark's Church Lappans at eleven in the morning. He will assist with singing in the evening service. He will confirm another class and speak at St Paul's Church Sharpsburg at 7:30 PM.
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Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Antietam
St Mark's Church
Lappans
St. Paul's
Sharpsburg
Housing Authority Moves Office to Westview Homes
Robert Shank, executive director of the Hageratown Housing Authority, announced the office will relocate tomorrow from City Hall to Westview Homes at 926 Lanvale Street. The Tenant Selection office stays on City Hall's first floor. about 50 tenants have moved to Westview Homes with more expected as additions finish.
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Housing Authority
Robert Shank
Hageratown Housing Authority
City Hall
Westview Homes
Lanvale Street
Shank
Sheriff’s Office Still Very Busy in County Work
Sheriff's officers report ongoing heavy workload despite traffic and crime shift to State Police. Deputy Leister Isanogle notes high activity across duties including serving papers, transporting prisoners, taking people to state institutions, and operating the county jail with miles driven: January 7070, February 6010, March 6323, April 5363, ten days in May totaling 3277.
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City Hall
Leister Isanogle
Sherif
Isanogle
Two Properties Sold At Auction in Front of Court House
Auctioneer Joseph C. Snyder oversaw sales of two properties yesterday afternoon in front of the Court House. The brick three story residence at 220 North Potomac Street sold for 15,900 to the Coat brothers. The single frame house at 417 West Antietam Street sold for the Will estate and fetched 2,808 dollars.
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Court House
Joseph C. Snyder
North Potomac Street
Coat Brothers
West Antietam Street
Will
Baltimore policeman accused in drunken driving case
May 13 report notes Pvt. Robert R. Jones of the Washington police department faces a magistrate hearing May 31 for drunken driving and failing to stop after striking a pedestrian last week. Hagerstown High School sewing department held a large fashion show last week but space limitations prevented full publication.
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Baltimore
Robert R. Jones
Washington Police Department
Hageratown High School
Legation
English
Washington
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Bobbser Surr
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Jimmy Stewart
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Amin Foot
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