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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

10

Summer Drive-In Church Opens May Sunday At Hager Drive-In

Western Maryland launches a fifth season of drive-in outdoor worship at the Hagerstown Theater near Williamsport this Sunday at 7:30 p m led by Rev C Gordon Clews pastor of Williamsport Methodist Church Assisted by Bob Myers Williamsport Methodist music director The Myers Male Quartet will provide special music and attendees may join a coffee hour after the service

Maryland Hager Drive-in Williamsport Methodist Church Hager Drivelo Bob Myers Myers Bob Jim Tont Jack Fazenbaker Tom Jack

Fall not serious after window washing in Williamsport

Mrs. Frank Wiederhold of Williamsport took a hard fall while washing windows about 9:30 this morning. Washington County Hospital emergency room feared serious injuries and took X-rays, but they showed no serious injury and she was sent home.

Frank Wiederhold Williamsport Washington County Hospital Wiederhold

Obituaries for Reese Ellyett and Swope infant in Maryland

Obituary notices report the deaths of Mars Armenia A. Reese 91 of White Hall and Annie Kate Ellyett 78 of Bolivar West Virginia. Reese's funeral is at Beaver Creek Church of the Brethren with interment at Beaver Creek Cemetery. Ellyett’s services are at Eacklea Funeral Home with burial at Green Hill Cemetery Berryville. Brian Lee Swope infant son of Herman and wife to be buried at Rest Haven Cemetery after funeral chapel service.

Armenia A. Reese Samuel Reese White Hall Washington County Hospital Pleasant Walk Frederick County Wesley Elizabeth Castle Beaver Creek Annie Kate Ellyett Charles Town General Hospital Bolivar W. Va Summit Point Harvey G Mary E. Mowen Goode Broadfording Washington County Jefferson County Assembly of Ranson Inisters Lula Madden Brunswick Irene Everly Hagerstown Eacklea Harpara Ferry P.m J. B. Heck James B. Short Green Hill Cemetery Berryville Virginia Brian Lee Swope Herman Swope Rest Haven Earl E. Redding Rest /Haven Cemetery

Knights Templar to Attend Ascension Day Service

Knights Templar St Bernard Commandery No lg will join Ascension Day services at Washington Square Methodist Church this Sunday evening at 7:30. Dr Edward Hughes Pruden of First Baptist Church Washington D C will be the speaker. Dick Startzman Sez: Open All Day May 30 Special prices on beer charcoal bail gin whiskey at Dick's Package Liquors 488 Virginia Ave Ady.

St. Bernard Commandery Nolg Knights Templar Washington Square Methodist Church Edward Hughes Pruden First Baptist Church Washington, D. Ic Dick Startzman Dick's Package Liquors Virginia Ave Lopperatean Washington County Hovis South Hagerstown William Hovis North Hagerstown Dick's Startzman Coke Sc Momes, Inc W. Frank St. Dial Church Prospect St Green Lantern North Potomac St

Bloodmobile to Visit Boonsboro Next Friday

A Blood Center unit will be set up in Trinity Lutheran Church social room Boonsboro Friday from 3 to 8 pm donations accepted. Donors may call GE 2-5112 to schedule times with a goal of 100 pints and free blood supply to local patients.

Red Crows Boonsboro Trinity Lutheran Church South Main Street Boonsborn Washington Country Hospital Washington

Memorial Day Service At Memorial Park In Williamsport

The Spanish U S War Veterans Byron Schley Camp and Auxiliary plan Memorial Day ceremonies Monday at 11 o clock in Memorial Park at North Potomac Street and North Avenue. Rev Stan Herrell will deliver the address. A memorial for William A Tobias and remarks by John B Hetzer will honor local veterans who died this year. Wreaths will be placed by Chaplain Rinehart and by Rush Rinehart. Taps will be played by Harry Sprecher and a firing squad will fire a salute. Other camp members who died include George B Alexander and Charles W Weller. Mrs Grace R Sharrer of the Auxiliary died this year. A correction notes Seiberling Tire ad includes plus Federal Excise Tax and free mounting only for tires purchased from Domenici Tire Co.

Rush Rinehart John H. Hetzer D. John South Conococheague Street Markey Williamsport Alpha Tau Alpha Fraternity Robert L. Schindel State Teachers’ College Frost Burg Joba Rosh Ihre Taps Harry Sprecher North High School Tobias George B. Alexander Charles W. Weller Grace R. Sharrer

Police Officials Return To Posts After FBI Academy Session

Police Captain Harold Kiser returns to his post at police headquarters after illness. Chief Blair Overton, Lt. Grayson Wigfield, and Sgt. A. C. Palmer also resume duties following an FBI Academy session in Wilmington, Delaware. Lt. Grason Doornberger had been acting chief in their absence.

Harold Kiser Blair P. Overton Grayson Wigfield A. C. Palmer FBI Wilmington Delaware Grason Doornberger Kiser

Big April Traffic Jump At Weverton Reported

State Roads Commission figures show a 44.3 percent April rise on U S Route 301 at Weverton and across 31 locations with permanent counters and four toll facilities. George N. Lewis notes gains reflect southbound vacation traffic and earlier March weather kept drivers off highways, with overall state traffic up 12.4 percent.

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Pennsy Facing System Strike Threat Across Network

chaotic traffic warned as Pennsylvania Railroad workers including yardmen and machinists threaten nationwide walkout. TWU leaders urged action, with potential complete halt of lines from New York to St Louis if talks fail. Local downtown routes and freight corridors face heavy delays and detours amid Labor Day weekend timing.

Revoke Licenses Of Two Countians

The Department of Motor Vehicles announced the revocation of driving privileges for two Washington County drivers. Wilbert D. Clinton of Sharpsburg and Maurice E. Tedrick of Big Pool had their licenses pulled. The notice lists eligibility details and regional implications.

Dept. of Motor Vehicles Washington County Wilbert D. Clinton Chapline Street Sharpsburg Maurice E. Tedrick Big Pool

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