Judy Corrigan and her mother run four dance schools
Judy Corrigan, a dedicated dance teacher, leads fourteen classes weekly across Martinsburg, Chambersburg, Waynesboro, and Hagerstown with her mother Nora Corrigan as co founder. Nora, once dancer and teacher, drives the enterprise from East Franklin Street while Judy manages a busy family life with son Terry and grandson Ricky. Nora loves Bingo, Judy devours mystery novels, and neither has time for outside pursuits.
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Nora Corrigan
Navy
Cheater Hale
Franchon Marco
Roxy
Corp Dé Ballet
Lee Wipter
Cumberland
Corrigan
Judy
Terry
Martinsburg
Chambersburg
Waynesboro
Women’s Club
Ricky
East Franklin Street
Pud Files
Fuzzy
Chuck
East Easter
Airline Business On The Increase In September
All American Airways completed 2,000,000 passenger revenue miles of scheduled service in the Mid Atlantic without incidents affecting eight crew members since starting in March 1949. In 20 months the carrier carried 190,000 passengers across 46 cities and resorts, setting a local service record. Police reported a separate accident on Locust Street. no further details provided.
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All American Airways
Mid-Atlantic
All American
Thomas A
Miller
South Locust Street
Locust
Earle McKinley Harris
North Mulberry Street
Air Express
Woman suffers rib fracture after early morning three car crash
Mrs. Jack Cassatt of 905 Woodland Way sustained a fractured rib and cuts when a three car pileup on Pennsylvania Avenue Park Lane occurred in light rain. Stewart Moore of Wheeling and Carl C. Hahne of Brunswick were involved. Hahne was charged with reckless driving and speeding.
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Jack Cassatt
Woodland Way
Pennsylvania Avenue
Cassatt
Stewart Moore
Wheeling
W. Va
Carl C. Hahne
Brunswick
Frederick Area Boy Is Wounded At Burkittsville School
State Police investigated the wounding of sixth grader William Richard Bloyer of Jefferson Route One near Burkittsville School Friday. He was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital after a bullet struck near his left shoulder. Police pursued a theory the bullet may have come from a trash fire he was burning.
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Burkittsville
William Richard Bloyer
Jefferson
Boonsboro Plans Democracy Contest at High School
Preparations underway for a Democracy Contest at Boonsboro High on November 1. Seniors and juniors read stories speeches essays and poems on democracy and must write an essay on its meaning to Americans. Participants include Janet Griffith Shirley Greene Kathleen Boyer Betty Shaffer Naomi Witmer Jeanne Harrell and Helen Poffenberger. Last year's Boonsboro winner was Anne Ford who reached the state finalist stage. Faculty advisors are Alfred P Fehl and Page Gardener.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boonsboro High School
Janet Griffith
Shirley Greene
Kathleen Boyer
Betty Shaffer
Naomi Witmer
Jeanne Harrell
Helen Poffenberger
Boonsboro
Anne Ford
Alfred P. Fehl
Page Gardener
Polio Victim Kay Pryor Shows Improvement at County Hospital
Kay Pryor nine year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Pryor of 142 North Avenue improved yesterday at Washington County Hospital where she is receiving polio treatment. She was stricken last week and is the fourth local resident to contract the disease this year.
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Kay Pryor
Robert Pryor
North Avenue
Washington County Hospital
Washington County
Driver Charged After Collision Near Locust Street
Charles F. Straub of 400 block George Street was charged with reckless driving after his car crashed into a vehicle being parked on Fast Franklin Street near Locust Street Saturday night. The parked car was driven by David W. Keefer of Mercersburg Route Three.
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Charles F. Straub
George Street
Franklin Street
Locust Street
David W. Keefer
Mercersburg
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Broadway
Judy Corrigan
Terence T. Triggertwitch
T. T
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Company
Baltimore City
Washington
Gotreat
Cate A Catalog Sales Department
Thc
Frederick Area
Boonsboro Plans
Hershey's
America
Mercury
Wat
Tom
Baltimore Street
Antietam Motors, Inc
Hagerstown, Md
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