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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 27, 1960

Page

15

R & G Store celebrates remodel at downtown location

R and G Store Odell Roses, secretary and treasurer of KR and G Department Store, Inc., announced Thursday the completion of the third remodeling phase at 51 West Washington St. The redesign by B L Taylor features Dusky Samarra finish Korina wood, new displays, lighted wall cases, modern tiered cabinets, and charcoal black ceilings to emphasize lighting and space. A thousand dollars in prizes including five hundred dollar savings beads and twenty five dollar certificates were offered, and the store will operate as Rosen's, consolidating four local stores for enhanced advertising and merchandising.

Odell Roses KR & G Department Store, Inc West Washington St B. L. Taylor Hermsdorf Fixture Co Manchester N. H Mr. Rosen Rosen Rosen's Washington County

Harpers Ferry Featured In Magazine

Camera 35 features Harpers Ferry with pages of photos and text praising the area. It revises Jefferson’s statement and says the scenery is worth crossing the ocean to photograph. Emphasis falls on 19th century scenes near the Catholic church and John Brown Fort at Storer College.

Harpers Ferry Camera 35 Thomas Jefferson John Brown Storer College

Martinsburgs New Federal Building Project Nears Completion

Excavation at the Federal building site at King Street and Maple Avenue in Martinsburg is about 90 percent finished and expected to be completed by July 14, 1961. The four story structure, costing 1 6,160,425, will house a post office on the first floor and federal court facilities on the second, with Limestone facings and reinforced concrete floors.

Martinsburg King Street Maple Avenue John B. Hatch Tammany David A. Reed Harrisonburg Thorington Construction Co Richmond James M. Ripley General Services Administration U.S. Marshall U. S. District Attorney Post Office Department Federal Court GSA Central Intelligence Agency Washington Post Office Federal Building

Leisure Lovers Forecast Holiday Spending Boom

AP reports Memorial Day weekend will spark a strong spending surge as leisure lovers drive auto travel and family activities. Analysts note record sales in autos, tires, gasoline, and related services as Americans hit the road, with Manchester College preparing a large baccalaureate exercise and industry forecasts predicting billions in leisure spending.

New York Sheree Magee Sai Dr. Miller Manchester College Church of Miller Frances J. Valleck Culdu Pont & Co Hunt Services Miling Lor Universal C.I.T. Credit Corp Wader Hagerstown

Autoist Held In 2000 Bond In Girl's Death

A preliminary hearing is set after Christine Smith, 9, of 355 Robinwood Drive, was struck and killed by a car driven by Norman Leroy Keants. Keants, 27, of 12000r guard, faces $2000 bond on reckless driving charges. Memorial services led by the American Legion and scouts will be held at Mt. EUB Church in Beensboro with a parade and cemetery rites scheduled for 4 p.m. The case is being brought by State's Attorney James Manor.

Honer Legion Pest Donald Gants, Jr Amer Licam Mt Eub Cherch Beess Norman Leroy Keants Esd Christine Smith Robimweed Bas Bees Bere Ameneas Legion Kew- Koontz Pope Ave Victor Guilmino James Manor Church All Bond American Legion Organi Beensboro

Boonsboro Memorial Day Service Speaker Named

Rev. Paul Kauffman will speak at Boonsboro Cemetery on Memorial Day Sunday May 2 at 2 PM DST. Dr J Willard Newton Boonsboro High principal delivers remarks and Douglas Bivens serves as master of ceremonies. Band selections invocation and benediction accompany program.

Paul Kauffman EUB Boonsbore Boonsboro Cemetery Michael Post J. Willard Newton Boonsboro High School Pref Douglas Bivens Robrersvie Band Paul Hawbaker Zittlesbenedic

City Market Adopts Three Day Week Schedule

City Market will operate three days weekly, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays, city clerk E L Kerney announced yesterday. The summer schedule and skiing trend are noted as the market adapts to seasonal demand.

E. L. Kerney

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