05 Oct 1960
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1960
Page
1
United Fund announces E Swart Bushong as chairman and Charles B Huyett as co chairman of the public civic division for the 1968 appeal. The drive runs October 13 to 27 with a goal of 264446 to sustain 19 agencies next year.
Washington County Hospital emergency room treated several children last night. Kevin Parks, 5, lacerated forehead needing six sutures. Forrest Laupert, 9, fell from a horse with a fractured right ankle and received a cast before discharge. David Grabill, 7, lacerated lower lip after falling from bed requiring sutures. Peter Mobley, 4, lacerated chin with several sutures after a fall.
The Masser's Motel and Restaurant, about three miles west of Frederick on US Route 40, sold yesterday from Arthur P. Trout and wife to Garland and Edna L. Dunn of Martinsburg. The 32-unit property reportedly fetched about $165,000. Masser opened the business about ten years ago.
Police report a 41 dollar purse theft from Mrs Elsie May Edwards of 800 block E Franklin St while shopping, with burglaries noted on a back seat purse left unlocked at a market. Dawn Addams, actress, reported jewel theft of 8400 from her London home via a blond 15 year old girl, who attempted refunds without a sales check.
The United Brethren Church may open a mission in Halfway with plans by the Pennsylvania Conference of Evangelical United Brethren. The board of missions reports the executive committee has held two meetings to discuss establishing a new mission site at Halfway and notes involvement by several denominations.
Frederick Fair reported an attendance record of over 11 000 paid admissions last week. A garbage truck backed into a midway stand, causing it to collapse, maring what officials hoped would be the county's greatest fair despite two rainy days reducing turnout.
Milwaukee dairyman Benton Williams claims his cows increased milk yield after listening to baseball commentary. He placed a radio in the cowshed and says every cow now yields an extra pint per day after hearing a particular set.
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