Fiery Elected President Of Ungerstown Salon Executives
Max Fiery, manager for Hie Brands Cabinet Works, was elected president of the Ungerstown Salon Executives yesterday, succeeding Walter Pollard. Officers include Morris Hasmreed as vice president and Maxwell Vineling as secretary, with a full list of directors. The next officers and meeting are set by the States Managers Council on Friday.
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Hie Brands Cabinet Works
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Walter Pollard
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Morris Hasmreed
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Maxwell Vineling
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Kenneth Gyre
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Archey Sica
Maxwell Vingling
Morris Raksfomt
Kenneth Leneh
Max Wits
Red Wanta
AL Harry Wirne
Wesley Cooper
India Cor Merman
A. Jay Sehears
Sates Maentives
Se Pean
Safety program readied at Broadway School grounds
A safety event at Broadway School playground features demonstrations by the Junior Fire Brigade and local police. students will observe a fire truck display and practice procedures for fire safety. The program includes a mini drill, speaker from the county schools office, and coverage by the school’s listed sponsor.
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Wishbigerton
Caine Pany
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Sehool Wases
Methenda
iSlemennes
Farry Schwarzabanyh
School to Host Owl Group Progeny Event Postponed
Archie Cauffman custodian oversees round equipment while Tel Foreman of WIKY will announce. All Lenehera at the school worked with their owl groups to prepare the progeny. Rain delays the program, now set for tomorrow at 2 p.m.
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Archie Cauffman
Tel Foreman
WIKY
Lenehera
Youth Not Guilty In Fatal Accident
In a Circuit Court verdict a jury found William Bo Kuegper of Sprove Street not guilty of a fatal crash that killed Mary Leneed Masgard Polaten of Funkstown. The incident occurred as Dilfey was crossing the street. Attorney Charles Witeanian represented Knepper.
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William Bo Kuegper
Sprove Street
Munkstown
Klipper
Mary Leneed Masgard Polaten
Funkstown
Dilfey
Charles Witeanian
Seniors Honor Guidance Counselor At Legion Banquet
Hagerstown seniors gathered at the Legion Home for an annual banquet honoring Jaserstinen High School graduates. The event featured a dedication to Affee Kiger, senior guidance counselor, with remarks by Al Davis, Jack Warrenfelly, and others. A guest speaker was Dr. Ver nok Wellett, with additional honors announced near the program’s end.
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Janes Schaalbakere
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Flirehl Ferkioy
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Seniors Bid Farewell at Banquet With Song
Liam Donaldson led a farewell to the seniors at a banquet attended by about 160 people. The event featured choir performances of Old Lang Syne and Auld Lang Syne directed by Dorks. Tables were decorated with white cloths blue streamers and floral arrangements.
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Liam Donaldson
Dorks [Himviehouse
Ike Awards Ceremony Description With Streamers and Diplomas
A hazy account describes a room with blue and white streamers and a large 62 centered banner. Mentions a small diploma presentation and references the Orinoco River with its mouth 30 miles distant, linking to Venesuela and the Atlantic.
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Orinoco River
Vedesuera
Atlantic
Bees Swarm Reported at West Franklin Street Home
Edward Howlett and Dalbert Stavenson reported a honey bee swarm in their backyard at 22 West Franklin Street after school yesterday. The bees gathered on a fence and a tree near their residence.
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Edward Howlett
Dalbert Stavenson
Auhool
Franklin Street
Anxious Neighbor Fears Bee Thief Will Strike
A resident worried about a theft of beehives reports anxiety over someone learning of the bees and possibly taking them away. The note describes ongoing concerns and calls for vigilance.
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