Art Exhibit Ends Soon at Washington County Museum
Parents and students are reminded that the annual Public School Art exhibition at the Washington County Museum of Fine Arts wraps up May 6. Visitors from Williamsport Hancock Surrey Big Paulus Mangansville and Antietam schools toured the galleries despite bad weather. Notable works include a North Gallery mural telling Why the Chimes Rang by Fountaindale pupils, plus pieces linking Maryland history and local resources. The show features ceramics from Woodland Way South Potomac and Clear Spring Junior High, plus prints and chip carvings from Washington Street and South Potomac Junior High. The exhibit also highlights linocuts, watercolors, and a kindergarten cut-out display. Museum hours vary by day with holiday hours on Memorial Day.
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Washington County
Washington
County Museum of Mine Arts
Jung
Williamsport
Hancock
Surrey
Big Paul
Mangansville
Antietam
Ajpeal Wae Ong
Fountaindale
Maryland
Woodland Way
South Potomac
Clear Spring
Hlett
Washington Street
Lincoln School
Keedysville
Broadway
Alm
BP. Mt
Bride Elect Feted At Cedar Lawn Shower For Virginia Paulsgrove
Mes Richard Hammond and Miss Kathleen Beckley hosted a miscellaneous evening shower for Miss Virginia Paulsgrove at Cedar Lawn home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry G. Snyder. Miss Paulsgrove will wed Lester C. Snyder June 1 at Beaver Creek Christian Church. Guests included Mrs. Morris Paulsgrove, Sr. and Jr. and many Snyders and Beckleys.
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Richard Hammond
Kathleen Beckley
Virginia Paulsgrove
Harry G. Snyder
Cedar Lawn
Creeb
Paulsgrove
Lester C. Snyder
Beaver Creek Christian Church
Morris Paulagrove
Morris Paulsgrove
Roy Snyder
Bruce Snyder
Richard Snyder
Roger Snyder
Robert Paden
Grace Beckley
Dr Miller Honored by Woman's Auxiliary for Fifty Years Practice
Dr Victor D Miller received an award of honor from the Woman's Auxiliary of the Washington County Hospital during a Wednesday afternoon event in Panghorn Hall. Auxiliary president Mrs Frank Gusby presented the tribute, praising his fifty years in general medicine and his role as a mentor and Christian gentleman. He credited women’s support for hospital progress, recalling early hospital days and noting the 1952 hospital standing in Maryland.
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Victor Ed, Miller
Washington County Hospital
Frank Lushby
Patehorn Tall
Woman's Auxiliary
Victor
Miter
Ladies’ Aid Society
Washington County Hospital Association
Miller
Corps of Red Cross
Arthur Baptinti
Women's Club
Frank Hoffmieter
Hagerstown
Ymlc.a
Washington County
Fairground Avenue
North Potomac Street
Halstead
Cullen
Bloodgead
Maryland
Sram and the Sucepan That Must Follow Concerted Efforts
The fragment hints at a discussion of sram and the sucepan elements tied to concerted efforts. It lacks clear names, places, or dates, making precise identification difficult while preserving the core terms presented.
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Sram
County Group Stages Meeting in Clear Spring
The Clear Spring Planning Group for the Washington County Farm Bureau held a meeting this month to study how a bill becomes law led by former Maryland delegate Charles Mason. Marshall Kretzer presided. the group met at the Kershners home and discussed upcoming events and devotions for June.
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Clear Spring
Washington County Farms Bureau
Charles Mason
Maryland House of Delegates
David) Kershner
Marshall Kretzer
Clear Spring Group
Seth Schnebly
Associated Women
Washington County Museum
Millard Kretzer
Washington County Farm Bureau
Williamsport High School
Roy Schnebly
David Kershner
Fred Ernst
Paul Kretzer
Kieffer Seibert
Clarence Mason
Gon
Keller Seibert
Yvonne
Lucille Eby
Homemakers Chorus Change Rehearsal Date at MD University
The Homemakers Chorus of 26 voices will rehearse Thursday afternoon at the home demonstration office instead of Friday. The group is invited to sing before 1,400 Homemakers from Maryland during the University of Maryland short course the week of June 16. Under director A. R. Snes, the PRONE group from Washington County will perform at 11 a.m. Wednesday, June 18, for a 15 minute concert at the new state university armory.
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Homemakers
Maryland
University of Maryland
Washington County
A. R. Snes
The
State University
Hatter Hat Pattern and Needlecraft Ad from 1952
Public notice style ad listing Pattern 7229 for hat embellishments with embroidery options and color choices. Includes mail order details and price, plus an offer for an Alles Brooks Needlecraft book and a note about Manizales Colombia’s longest cableway.
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Daily Mail
Homehold
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
Alles Brooks
Bowlers End Season Here
The Fountain Head Country Club Women’s Bowling League closed its season with an annual banquet. Prizes were awarded for high averages and scores, top teams the Sludies and Niblicks, and gifts for perfect attendance. Next year’s committee includes Odell Leiter and co-chairs Startzaman and Stine.
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Fountain Head Country Club Women's Bowling League
Wilson Caskey
Odell Leiter
Robert Flarper
William Thomas
Ivan Rohrer
Charles McKee
Robert Fridinger
Ales George
Woodrow Harner
William Murphy
Sludies
Emerson Thomas
Charles Newman
Ross Copley
Hugh George
Victor Miller, Jr
William Startzman
Niblicks
Harry Fridinger
Nancy Kunkel
Charles Mobley
John Corderman
Richard Wantz
Edwin Inglis
Coulbourne Jones
William Noel
Frank Wachter
Samuel Wells
Frank McCraw
Howard Carrie
Edward Caskey
Arthur Chambers
Samuel Strite
von Rohrer
Harry Zimmerman
Charles Wagaman
Beason
William Startzaman
Lee Stine
Hush George
Robert Triesler
Lee Stite
Start Bueshoneg
Expert counts tricks in pivotal bridge hand analysis
In a Joswy on Bridge column, Leonard B. Harmon demonstrates how counting tricks reveals defensive chances. South ruffs the opening lead and defends as the hand unfolds, showing why two spade tricks are needed to defeat the contract and how accurate play neutralizes declarer threats.
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South
Barnt
Leonard B. Harmon
Dia
Harmon
East
Woat
Dummmy
Art Club Hosts Beaux Arts Ball An American In Paris
The Hagerstown High School Art Club stages its third annual beaux arts ball this evening at the Halfway Fire Hall. The theme An American In Paris features student designed costumes with prizes for originality beauty and best theme fit. Local merchants donated prizes and Parisian decorations set the scene. Dancing will be to recorded music with entertainment from club members. Committees cover decorations refreshments program and music with students and faculty named.
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Art Club of
Hagerstown
Paris
Lay Religion Gets Praises at Hood College Chapel
Rev Robert Delp of Hagerstown praised lay religion saying sincere men and women living consecrated Christian lives are essential to serve at home and abroad. An assistant pastor from Zion Evangelical and Reformed Church said Christianity is waking up as the Kingdom of God comes gradually through hearts and human effort.
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Robert Delp
Hagerstown
Hood College
Brodbeck
Hospital EK Discharges At Washington County Hospital
A list of patients discharged over the past two days at Washington County Hospital includes Mrs. Paul L. Reeder and infant, Mrs. Martha Jane Stoner, William R. Weller, and many others with addresses across Greencastle Mercersburg Martinsburg Williamsport and beyond. The note also mentions Dr. Howard W. Yeager and Wesleyan Class activity at St Paul’s Church and a Women’s Society cake sale at Emmett’s Hardware. A fact about bituminous coal mining and a note on metal reacting with water are included.
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Washington County Hospital
Paul L. Reeder
Franklin Street
Myers
Compton
Charles Street
Leetiea A. Hykes
Greencastle
Martha Jane Stoner
Mercersburg
William R. Weller
Elizabeth Avenue
Jame H. Yates
West
Washington Street
Barbara A. Yates
Thomas F. Thing
Grenfield Road
Dixie L. Mehaffay
Salem Avenue
Carolyn R. Abbott
Bay Street
Steven la. Mason
Martinsburg
W. Va
John , Rudy
Oak Hill Avenue
Donald C. Grubbs
Funkstown
Paul K. Higgins
George Street
L. Brown
North Potomac Street
Hiram B. Wantz
Theodore H. Beck
Woodland Way
Lawrence Easterday
Sharpsburg
Raymond G. Miley
William A. Hendrickson
Bester Street
Samuel W. Stank
Williamspord
Louring Huff
Judith A. Hoover
Frederick Street
Woodrow W. Rock
Willamsport
Edward J. Newey
Amawalk
Robert. Forevytha
Nottingham Road
Daniel Drury
Carrolton Avenue
Marguerite Bond
Elizabeth Street
James E. McNamee
Lloyd Romaine Stone
Penny S. Holsapple
Beechwood Drive
Terry G. Steiner
North Prospect Street
Ann Clark Lee
W. Thackara Brown
Central Chemical Corporation
St. Paul's Methodist Church
Lions ‘Club
James F. Barger
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Emmett's
South Handles Ruff and Trumps to Save Contract
South ruffs a club to gain the lead and draws trumps. He attempts a diamond trick, but West plays the king of diamonds to protect the suit and force a spade lead. Harmon then captures the ace and ten of spades, defeating the contract.
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South
West
Mr. Harmon
On the Air Tonight Radio and TV Schedule Mix
Network and local telecasts list tonight include NBC and CBS primetime with The Grand Ole Opry and Gun Smoke, ABC Dancing Party and Parade of musical shows, plus NBC One Man's Family and Sammy Kaye on CBS. Also theater, wrestling, baseball, and kids’ programs appear in Eastern Daylight listings with multiple start times and host names.
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NBC
Jane Ace
Ralph Edwards
Judy Canova
Vaughn Monroe
CBS
Gene Autry
ABC
MBS
Guy Lombardo
One Man’s Family
Martha Kaye
Sid and Imogene
Dagmar
Sammy Kaye
Ken Murray
Mike and
Buff
Whiteman
Dumont
Pet Shop
Chicago
Vom
Abe
Abe Smiley
Whitley
H. V. Kaltenborn
NBC Symphony
Aba
Muale
Cba
Aber
Abe Gene Autry
Tarzan Dramaschs Theater of Air
Nbs
Vaughan Monroe
Waxtworks
Cbs Music
Chicago Theater
Basin Street
Nbe
Neta
Wizard
Abe Ken Murray
Sid Caesar
Nbr
Burt
Saturday Radio Schedule and News Highlights
WJEJ Hagerstown lists a Saturday lineup with 90 ABC Late News at 4 15 Finnegan's Box Scores 4 30 Hawaii Calls and Roseland Ballroom Bands for Bonds. Pee Wee Reese Show News 4 Sports Parade Juke Box Bets Saturday Review of Religion 4 Preston Sellers Organist. Al Helfer Sports Digest Twir Views of the News Down You Go & Cecil Brown Twenty Questions Bread of Life. Lombardoland USA Chicago Theatre of the Air The Record Room Mutual Reports the News Sign Off days program 7 30 Concert Hour 5 00 Old Fashioned Revival.
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WJEJ
Hagerstown
ABC Late News
Hawaii
Bonds Pee Wee Reese
Preston Sellers
al Helfer
Cecil Brown
Bread of Life
Lombardoland
USA
Chicago Theatre of the Air
Record Room
Mutual
Time adjustments for network programs explained
Eastern Local Time notes that for central time one hour is subtracted and mountain time two hours. Stations may adjust relay to fit local schedules and cannot include minute program changes.
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Cannet
Saturday May 24 TV Schedule Snapshot
A scanned listing shows varied programs across networks including News, Sports, and Entertainment. ABC CBS NBC and DuMont air Uncle Smiley broadcasts, drama episodes, variety shows, and concerts with time slots from early morning through late night across Eastern Daylight Time.
Sunday Radio Schedule Highlights And Local Programs
A dense list of daily and Sunday broadcasts including Elder Michaux, Back To God, Radio Bible Class, Voices of Prophecy, St Marys Catholic Church, College Choir, Frank and Ernest, Van Deventer and the News, Health Quiz, Lutheran Hour, Honor Roll of Him, Films for Three Quarter Time, Plano Playhouse, Hour of Deciation, Under Arrest, The Shadow, True Detective Mysteries, Bobby Benson, Peter Salem, Today’s Headline News, Stop the Music, Drew Pearson, Serenade in Blue, Mr. President, Music for local schedules, and numerous afternoon and evening programs with notes on schedule changes and channel listings.
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Michaux
St. Mary's Catholic Church
bin Cunningham
Frank and
Ernest
Plano Playhouse
Pries
Matthew Bell
Bobby Benson
Fido
Nick Carter
Cecil Brown
Peter Salem
Drew Pearson
John J. Anthony
Saturday Salutes Reservists and CBS News Evening Program
Stan Daughtery hosts a Saturday salute to reservists featuring a broad radio lineup from Sound Music to Broadway, My Beat, and Gene Autry. The schedule includes News and musical segments with orchestra performances and a sign off to Sunday programs.
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Stan Daughtery
Newa
Larry Leanaur
Gene Autry
My Beat Roberts
Waxworks
CBS News Orchestra
CBS News
Karamu
Hancock
Miles
Unity
Moira
Assembly of God Salt Lake Tabernacle News
Bill Costello
the News
Evangelical Services
Senate
Hearthstone
Robert Trout
Irma
Miss Brooks
Jack Benny
Amos
Andy Charle McCarthy
Philip Morrin Playhouse
Screen Guild
Playera Meet
Millie
Television Tonight Listings for Washington Stations
TV schedule notes for WNEW WMAL WTTG WTOP and VO News with shows across hours from 4:00 PM to 11:00 PM and game recap. Includes film shorts cartoons comedies dramas sports and late night variety with EDT and notes on time adjustments.
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WTTG
Weahington
Ghannel
Cartoon Theatre
Beulah
Jack Brickhouse
Wmal—Washington
Potomas
Family Playhouse
Defensa Theater
Defense Theater
Adventure Playhouse
VO News
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Dr. Miller
Rua
Chris Walkin
Walkin
Fashion News
Occ Bros
Manizales
Colombia
Fountain Head Country Club
Jacoby
MARTI
Whkimortea
Fuat Pass
Michael Denlinger
Lester Querry
Donna Rowe
Dick Poffenberger
Nancy Porter
George Jennings
Mary Man Gabe
Phyllis Huggin
Larry Andrews
Jack Powell
Ronnie Jones
Doyle Hodges
Shirley Grimm
Marshall Twier
Hospital EK
Mr. Brown
United States
Dhs Marines
Abe Trendler
Mbns
Baseball Net
Nbo
Nbo TV
Dhs
Abe Jimmy Carroll
Nba
Martin Kane
Abe Bobby Benson
Newasa
Afiss Brooks
Aba Amos and
Andy
Phil
Alice
Abe Charlly McCarthy
Corliss Archer
Cos
John J
Three Suns
the Preas
Tvp
Europe
Gloria Parker
Che
Gino
All Nets
Herald
WEMND
ARC
WARK
WTOP
Cowboy Playhouses
Kit Carson
Everly Bhoy
Sones
Eiles News 11118
Late Show
Art Baker
Chs Horizons
Abo
Cbs Film
TV Playhouse
Fred Waring
Four Square Court
Red Skelton
American Forum
Civil Defense Headquarters
Tedsy
Civil Defense
Kodak Film
Mies
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