Fountain Head Leads Growth in Washington County Districts
In Washington County growth data show Fountain Head as the fastest expanding district outside Hagerstown, with numbers rising from 974 to 1172 households over three years. Williamsport and other areas also posted gains though some districts like Dewisville declined, while Fort Ritchie figures were excluded due to incomplete tallies.
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Washington County
Hherstown
Fountain Head
Williamsport
Tallway
Halfway
Hagerstown
Youlain Mead
Willimingport
Lettersburg
Cavetown
Tall
Mt. 1
ML. Tammany Amd
Cloverton
Evelopment
Halfway Elyetlan
Magerstown
Dewisville
Sellersburg
Witter Craninggold
George W. Comstock
Compatison
Fort Ritchie
Health Department
Fort Ritchte Hauscholds
Washington County Historical Society seeks 2500 for Hager House
Washington County Historical Society asks the County Commission for 2500 mainly for Hager House furnishings and the society library. Dr Walter Shealy Mrs Frank W Mish and others argue history's national interest and the need to translate German church records. The request exceeds the 2250 yearly appropriation. water advisement and intercity plans are noted.
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County Commissione
W Ington County Historical Society
Hager Llowse
The
Historical Society
Walter Shealy
Frank W. Mish
Nts
Damieson
Washington County
Mish
Evan Crosley
Sharpsburg
Compus
Norman Ayers
Chary
Jamieson
Society
the County
Mansion House
Federal aid to cover half cost of Cascade School expansion
Superintendent William Prish told the county commissioners federal aid will pay about half the Cascade School expansion, with total project cost around 626000 and a 16 room addition planned. The county will cover about 50 000 for books and equipment with small renovation funds for the old building.
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Cassycade
Williamye Prish
Die Camily
Cagende
Crascadel School
Brish
Board of Education
Board of
Eiducation
Lincolnshire
Panghorn
Smithsburg
New Hagerstown
Man fined for assaulting woman in Royal Bar
Bank Henson, 34, of 31 North Foundry Street, received an $80 fine or 30 days in jail in magistrate court for assaulting Patsy Golden at the Royal Bar on October 17. Golden testified Henson, her former boyfriend, grabbed her by the hair, threw her, and kicked her in the bar. Magistrate Robert Kuceyuy noted the harsher sentence for a public place assault.
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N. Foundry St
Henson
Patsy Golden
Royal Bar
Miss Golden
Stenson
Hierom
Tmobert Kuceyuy
Nellie ¥_ Kenner
Rt 2
Ensis
Virginia Ave
Rowtine
Mes Kener
Reter
Ralph Ryland Teter
Mermovial Bio
Renner
Parker
Epi Replic
William FF. Gass
Vom
Cumberland
Janes
Washington Views Blockade With Growing Uproar
Washington notes a Russian blockade of a U S Army convoy near RevLin grows more alarming by the hour. Officials fear a serious clash as intensive consultations with Britain and France continue, the incident echoing Cold War tensions after earlier convoy stoppages and a tense test treaty background.
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Revlin
U.S
Berlin
United States
Britain
France
Mrs Kefauver To Take Past Role With State Department
Mrs. Estes Kefauver widow of the late Tennessee Democratic senator will join the State Department as a part time consultant for the rest of the year. She will paint and display art objects and receive 50 dollars per day in this new role. In Washington the issue of convoy counts at a German checkpoint sparked confusion and Western demands on Moscow. The United States outlined policy that passenger counts depend on total numbers with a floor of thirty to eighty in various counts, causing Soviet officials to warn they would set the rules for the autobahn. Secretary Rusk pressed the Soviet acting head for clarification amid the incident.
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Conxilar
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South Viet Nat
United States
Gem Duong van Mint
Minh
Washington Gath
Estes Kefauver
Fear
Tennessee
State Department
Washington Post
Kefauver
the Post
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Dutzbahn
Russia
Dean Rusk
Georgi M. Kornierko
Fuiday
Kornienko
Voters to Get Bacon for Once in Charles City
Charles City voters were promised a half pound of bacon per voter in today’s election. The stunt, backed by a livestock buying concern, aimed to stir interest in the municipal contest as the city, with 5,620 registered voters, showed only 633 voting in the last election.
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Charles City
Teaching Lab Seeks Additional Tax Exemption
Officers of kicetronics Tonle Ing Laboratories Inc asked the County Commissioners for another four year extension of their two year tax exemption. They argued 1964 is crucial for the company and noted $74,600 was spent to modernize facilities in the past year. They urged relief to stay viable and join local business growth, calling the situation unique. Evan Crossley, Chairman of the Board of County Commissioners, spoke as the session continued.
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Kicetronics
Tonle Ing Laboratories, Inc
Magers
Evan Crossley
County Cammis
Ou Pape 2
Cal
Community sewage and water systems urged in county plan
Washington County engineers and health officials debate whether to priority sewer or water lines when developing outskirts. McKewen and Pyne push for publicly owned community systems as a remedy to costly private septic setups, noting lagoons suit slower growth areas while treatment plants fit dense populations. Public funds may someday finance such networks, with towns like Hancock and Funkstown watching nearby Hagerstown capacity.
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Ebersole
Washington County
FW. Pyne
Thom
Tr. D. Crosbylay McKewen
Greene
Arstown
P Stovan
Health Department
Aseu
Ana Roaus Ace
McKewen
State Health Department
Clear Spring
Funkstown
Pyne
Inige
Smithsharg
Keedlysvilley
Maryland
Maugansville
Sharpsburg
McKension
Whitey
Chesares
Hancock
Potomac
Troonshoro
St Mary's
Fox Hancock
Punkstown
Winslow F. Burhans
Parnit
Camie Lely
U S Reds Stand Firm On Rights
In the Marienborn checkpoint incident West and East German troops clashed with a United States convoy. The 12 vehicle group was boxed in by Soviet armored cars but a U.S. column later broke through with supplies. Washington and Bonn condemned the blockade while the United States demanded the Soviet side release the convoy.
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U.S
Beansk
Georgi ME ‘Kornienko
daiGires
Washington
Monlay
Hixh
Elise Ston
Gansuttaliqis
Hee
Goi
Weather Report For Washington County And Eastern PA
Cloudy and mild tonight and Wednesday with lows in the 40s. Thursday little change. Eastern Pennsylvania mostly cloudy through Wednesday with rain tonight and Wednesday. Highs around 50 to the low 60s. Lows tonight 45 to 50.
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