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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1951
Page
3
Mrs Zdllien May Evans parked her car on an incline in Arcadia California and reportedly the brakes failed. The vehicle rolled into the market striking a plate glass window after she walked inside. Pogonology is described as the study of beards.
Paul Gordon Pyle, 14, of 100 block South Locust Street, had the end of his thumb amputated in a truck incident. He was treated in the emergency room and discharged. Beverly Campbell Lestch, 8, of 900 block Oak Hill Avenue, dislocated her kneecap and was released with a plaster splint. Others treated yesterday included Clyde Edwin Cross Jr, who fell and cut his right knee, Raymond Barger Jr, who suffered a forehead laceration, and William Calhoun Viar with a chin laceration. The first practical carpet sweeper was invented in 1876 by Melville R. Bissell. The Indian name Shenandoah translates to Daughter of the Stars.
Charles W. Sigler son of Mr and Mrs Vernon R Sigler of 44 North Cannon Avenue will be ordained pastor at Christ's Church Sunday at 11 am The sermon will be by Rev Allan S Meek D D president of Lancaster Theological Seminary Sigler has held youth leader roles and served in Boonsboro and East Mauch Church He earned a bachelor of divinity from the seminary and married Martha Black on June 23 1950 He will assume duties at First Church East Mauch Church Pa after cremation Sunday The Academy of Natural Sciences library is described as highly important with about 150000 volumes
Members of the Men's Club of Itha Church of the Brethren hosted their wives and friends for an annual Ladies Day gathering in the church social rooms. Rev. Carl Myers gave the invocation. Miss Catherine Beachley spoke on Japan and its democratic progress, sharing experiences from a four month stay. She was introduced by Dr. Paul M. Robinson.
A forging process drew interest as church hosts showcased songs and selections. Awards were given to Rachel Buchanan Harriett Clark Audrey Buchanan Helen Snyder and Donovan Beach for contributions. Birthdays were noted by Orville Fox while men wore white carnations and women red rosebuds.
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