State Line Church May Stop Settling
The Evangelical and Reformed Church at State Line faced danger after basement excavations caused settling. The wall motion slowed to near stop yesterday as a stained glass window broke loose but did not drop. Braces were added inside and outside by the contractor with local volunteers. workers fear a side of the brick building, about 50 years old, may need replacement.
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Evangelical and Reformed
State Line
Jericho
Dr Mileham Speaks at DAR on Korea
Mrs Elsie Kingston hosted the local DAR chapter at Country Club Road with co hosts Mrs John Smith and Mrs Stewart Bowman. Regent Mrs Leo Miller chaired the session before guest speaker Dr James W Mileham dean of Hagerstown Junior College spoke on Korea and its customs. Refreshments followed. November meeting set for Mrs Frank Hoffmeier’s home.
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Elsie K. Kingston
D.A.R
Country Club Road
John G. Smith
Stewart Bowman
Leo Miller
Mark Reed
James W. Mileham
Hagerstown Junior College
Korea
Frank Hoffmeier
Hoopes to Speak at Michigan Conference on Cost Accounting
Herman B Hoopes newly elected president of the National Association of Furniture Manufacturers in Hagerstown is slated as a principal speaker at a cost accounting conference at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor. Glucoside is noted as the pepper heat ingredient.
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Herman B. Hoopes
National Association of Furniture Manufacturers
Hagerstown
University of Michigan
Ann Arbor
Roe to Lead County Division of 1950 Community Chest Drive
Massey H. Roe, wire chief for Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone, will head the county division of the 1950 Hagerstown and Washington County Community Chest campaign. Leo J. McCarthy will co chair Roe's division with local leaders named for Smithsburg Sharpsburg Boonsboro Williamsport Clear Spring Hancock and Hagerstown. The drive runs November 9 to 17 with a goal of 10771010, up nearly 20 percent from 1949.
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Massey H. Roe
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Hagerstown
Washington County
Paull S. Shields
Leo J. McCarthy
Mr. Roe
Joseph Gardenour
Smithsburg
Howell Davis
Sharpsburg
Douglas Bivens
Boonsboro
Albert Leaf
Williamsport
Charles Clopper
Clear Spring
Walter Blackwell
Hancock
Harvey Miller
Red Feather
Roe
Telephone Company
Community Chest
Red Cross
Lions’ Club
The
Lions
Program Given By Rotary Club
The Hagerstown Rotary Club held a stag night at the Ter race Restaurant replacing the usual luncheon. The entertainment committee led the event with a post dinner program of entertainment.
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Rotary Club
Hagerstown
The Hard Shell Crab and Its Soft Shell Stage
A concise note explains that a hard shell crab becomes a soft shell crab as it sheds its crusted exoskeleton during a growth stage. The transition marks a temporary period when the crab is soft and vulnerable before forming a new shell.
Youth FFA Delegate Returns From National Convention
Jacob Shank president of the Clear Spring Chapter FFA is back from the national FFA convention in Kansas City Missouri where he was elected as a delegate to represent the chapter. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Garrett Shank of Big Pool.
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Jacob Shank
Clear Spring
Future Farmers of America
FFA
Kansas City
Clear Spring Ffa
Young Shank
Mrs
Garrett Shank
Big Pool
Rumpled Clothing Gets New Wardrobe
In Denver on October 19, District Judge Robert W. Steele halted a burglary trial when the defendant appeared in rumpled clothing and ordered a wardrobe change for the prisoner. The judge noted a State Supreme Court reversal in 1946 over courtroom attire in a prior district court conviction.
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Denver
Robert W. Steele
State Supreme Court
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State Line Church
Dr. Mileham
DAR
Hoopes
Harte Building
County Group
Philip Morris
Paitie Moris
America
To & P
Lobell’s
W. Washigton St
VOR
Stosmanch
Sesterss Gante Gantre M
Segaiging
Amitone
Rand’s Rexall Store
Washington Street
WATT
v.Wus
Maker's
Bowen
OWE Kays — Jewelers Sers
Washington St
Aati
Otte
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