Stores hire extra help for Christmas rush
Hiring by stores to handle the Christmas rush gets underway after Thanksgiving weekend. Hyarly's Department Store plans about two dozen extra clerks at 18 AW. Washington St, with preference for experienced workers. Leiter Brothers at 34 W. Washington St will add about 20 temp workers, post Thanksgiving. Miracle Mart at 095 W. Hillcrest Rd will hire around 24 extra staff starting after Thanksgiving. Rosen's Downtown at 31 W. Washington St will take on about 15 additional workers gradually after Thanksgiving. Other outlets including Corn and Fine, Hancock, Fleisher's, 20 Public Square AY.Y., Grant Co., 60 W. Washington St., and Kresge Co. Long Meadow, McCrory's 32 W. Washington St., Montgomery Ward 33 W. Washington St., G. C. Murphy Co., Sears-Roebuck, FW Woolworth Co. at Long Meadow Shopping Centers may add 2 extra staff.
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Hyarly's
Washington St
Leiter Brothers
Miracle Mart
Hillcrest Rd
Exetra
Rosen
Downtown, Inc
Washingtoh St
Chelstias
Mirlug
Odell Rosen
Corn and Fine
Hancock
Fleisher's
Pablic
Deaths in Mercersburg Area Mrs Angle 105 Linden Ave
Mrs Astella S Angle wife of Clarence Angle of Mercersburg died suddenly at home at 3 30 pm She was born Sept 12 near Mercersburg daughter of George and Mary Smith She was a member of Welsh Run Church of the Brethren Survived by ten children including Myre Clement Gerhart Lloyd Alvert Angie Fred Yeager Clayton Paul Zeger Jobe Horst Roy C Robert Johan and two sisters Grandchildren and great grandchildren Funeral will be Sunday at 2 pm at Welsh Run Church with Rev Clarence Hunsberger and Rev Russell Martin Interment in the church cemetery Viewing at Leininger Funeral Home Mercersburg 7 to 9 pm and in state at church one hour before services
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Mercersburg
Astella S. Angle
Clarence Angle
Linden Ave
Adr
George and
Mary Sottenberger Smith
Church of the Brethren
Myre Clement Gerhart
Lloyd
Waynesbort
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Prayer eday from bitterness and suspicion in juries
A prayer asks deliverance from bitterness and hatred and for unity across disputes. It calls for reconciliation and breaking down walls of misunderstanding to face differences in the Spirit of Jesus. The appeal is signed by Marvin East, Columbia, S.C., executive secretary of the Methodist Board of Education.
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Jesus
Marvin East
Columbia
S.C
Methodist Board of Education
Campaign literature distributor gets six months
Walter K. Orvis was sentenced to six months in jail with a suspended sentence on a charge tied to distributing unsigned campaign literature aimed at harming State Senator George E. Snyder and Clerk Merlin Snyder. Magistrate John Hollyday noted questions about how Orvis obtained ballots. The case references election practices and potential prosecutions if identities of other involved parties are found.
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Orvis
John. Hollyday
James I. Stine
Orris
State Senate
George E. Snyder
Merlin Snyder
Strine
Stchiyenr
Finn
Albanian Red Boss Attacks Khrushchev Claims amid Cold War rifts
The article describes Soviet leader Khrushchev clashing with Albanian positions on national liberation and East West winds. It cites his refusal to accept shifts toward aggressive front movements and critiques his stance toward the United States, Soviet science, and revisionist allies. The piece mentions real estate and local government contexts in a broader political frame.
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West
United States
Luger
Hoxha
U.S.S.R
Tilo
Yugoslavia
W. Paul Settles
Moss Trix
Cost Of City Services Continue Up
City costs rose across departments with wage bills and pension related expenses increasing. General fund subsidies and allocations show municipal service costs growing, including recreation culture rises and utilities allocations. debt service totaled $984,023 with offset reimbursements from Light Water and Sewage funds.
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Sewer Dept
Aielpal Electric
Wis
Water Board Fund
Water Board Quan
Mrs FDR's Family Ties and Busy Public Life
Eleanor Roosevelt's busy travel schedule contrasted with her strong family devotion. She kept track of a growing list of grandchildren and great grandchildren while managing homes in Albany and Washington. Fielded by Cynthia Lowry, the piece highlights her thrift, practical living, and the lens she used to balance public duties with personal life.
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New York
Eleanor Roosevelt
Franklin Roostwelt
Roosevelt
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Riand
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Galil
Marine Latice Corral
Curtis W. Bender
Rand Ais
Bonde
George St
Hagerstown
Marine
Terci Elhours
Corps
Camp Pendieton
Galit
Bender
North Hagerstown High School
Korea
Army Gt
Kenneth
Haken
Main SL
Waynes
Rakentine
Army
Four Liquor License Cases Before Board This Morning
Four liquor license cases were presented to the board this morning. Citizens and attorneys debated permit requirements for off sale beer and wine licenses at locations including 717 Potomac Ave, while officials and council members weighed applications and adjourned to continue discussions with applicants and town counsel.
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Inginia Horne
Alha
Potomac Ave
Paul Oltinger
Alio
Fred Kramer
W. Wallovietor
Local Deaths Continued From Page 22
Obituaries list Junia Lucille Sprecher wife of Max J Sprecher of 1740 Howell Rd died after two months illness aged 40. Services at A K Coffman Funeral Home, interment Rose Hill. Also details for Robert Leroy Toms and others, with neighbors protesting traffic near a liquor store and church. Funeral plans and family notes included.
U S Ships Ready To Check Russian Vessels For Missiles
The article notes U S ships prepared to inspect outbound Soviet vessels for missiles though a UN conference failed to resolve Cuba tensions. It references Moscow’s possible move to avoid on site inspections and details funeral notices for local residents amid the broader wartime context.
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U. S
District 12 Ruritan Club Christmas Meeting Plans
District 12 Ruritan Club held a Christmas planning meeting at the Fairplay Fire Hall last night. Members discussed distributing Christmas baskets and treats to families and children, erecting a Christmas tree, and setting a deadline for activities while noting ongoing community service efforts.
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Raritan Club
Fairplay
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