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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1944

Page

4

Scouts Try New Waste Paper Drive In City Oct 7

Boy Scouts in the South End will conduct a waste paper collection on Saturday October 7 under district commissioner Robert Shirclim. Scouts will issue date tags and six feet of string to tie bundles. aims include expanding citywide if successful and boosting a contest for individual scouts to reach 1000 pounds for a merit button. County troops from Hancock Clearspring Williamsport and Funkstown will join, as WPB officials stress ongoing demand for scrap paper for overseas war needs.

South End Robert Shirclim Hancock Clearspring Williamsport Funkstown WPB

Wounded in France Protest Sent To Fair Officials

Mr and Mrs Clyde Hershberger of Corbett Street were notified that their son Pie Wilbur R Hershberger was wounded in action in France on September 13. A Moral Welfare Committee letter from the Washington County Council of Churches protested increasing gambling and immoral side shows at the fair. Endorsed by twenty members at a September 24 meeting, the letter urged the Fair Board to prevent open gambling and moral degradation at future fairs, citing juvenile delinquency concerns and county shame. The protest involved members from over sixty Protestant churches.

Clyde Hershberge Corbett Street War Department Pie Wilbur R. Hershberger France Plant 1 Fairchild Aircraft Fair Board Washington Washington County Council of Churches Hagerstown F. Berry Plummer Paul Minnich Robinson

Wounded Veterans Guests Of Jaycees

Fourteen wounded servicemen recovering at Newton D. Baker Hospital near Martinsburg joined a Jaycee organized tour. They visited Academy Theatre to see films and view the projection booth, then went to Playland for snacks and games, followed by a chicken dinner at Chicken in the Basket. One veteran, George H. Lawrence, suffered a leg injury in a separate crash on Jonathan Street.

Newton D. Baker Hospital Martinsburg William J. Seawright WAC Playland Hagerstown South Potomac Street Horn Dale Kindler Frank Kroeger United States

List of names with religious figures and titles

The text presents a roster of individuals with titles such as Mrs, Dr, Rev, and Mr. including Grace B Downin Frank F Lusby Harry K Zeller H A Fesperman Omer T Kaylor J C Mowen G Aubrey Young Frank Leiter Paul Y Helm Donovan R Beachley Harry Snavely P L Russell Cyril Hoover Luther Hare Paul B Kretzer Albert Bell Harry Marsh and Rev Joh Barnard The Rev Mr Robinson last.

Grace B. Downin Frank F. Lusby Harry K. Zeller H. A. Fesperman Omer T. Kaylor J. C. Mowen G. Aubrey Young Frank %. Leiter Paul Y. Helm Donovan R. Beachley Harry Snavely P. L.russell Cyril Hoover Luther Hare Paul B. Kretzer Albert Bell Harry Marsh Joh Barnard Mr. Robinson

Hagerstown business leaders back committee letter endorse

A statement claimed by the night states that business and professional men in Hagerstown and Washington county are in agreement in approving and endorsing the committee's letter.

E Night Hagerstown Washington County

Rice Grows in Lena Peterson's City Yard

In a city backyard at 117 East Antietam Street Lena Peterson reports rice grew in her plot during the summer. The crop, likely exaggerated, appears to have originated from rice being planted in the back yard.

Washington Ounty Lena Peterson East Antietam Stree

Rice plant grows indoors as cooler weather comes

Miss Peterson notes a rice plant kept inside reaches 18 inches, drinking two quarts daily and closing at night while unfurling leaves by day like a fern. The item suggests using a classified ad to sell items quickly for cash.

Miss Peterson

Joining the WAC Promises Education and Service Benefits

The message promotes joining the WAC as smart and patriotic, offering advanced education options during service and a postwar college opportunity. Enlistment lasts for the duration plus six months, with resignations possible if a spouse is discharged, and potential future openings in hospital technician roles after the war.

WAC Army WACS

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Next Scout Chatkin’s Summit Avenue H. P Potomac Street H. R. Rudy Pharmacy Washington Street Schindel, Rohrer & Co Potomac St Fair Committee of Council of Churches Jaycees George H. Lawrence Singanore Avenue Jonathan Street Isanogle Ige Oxydol Arthur Dorsey Locust & Randoipk Kays Kay WJEJ Washington S AIT Moroline Manbeck Ella Mae Pipich Women's Army Corps Station Hospital Camp Carson, Colorado Helen E. Wolfrill Cpl Women's Army Corps Fort George G. Meade Maryland Marie Ridenour Pvt. Women's Army Corps Basle Lois M. Wolfe Pvt Ada. F Betty Hollinger Women’s Army Corps Alexandria, Va Vivian Webber Fort Benning, Georgia Betty L. Martz Fort Ogerthorpe, Georgia WAG P. X Veterans Administration Victor Products Corporation Hagerstown Rubber Company Hagerstown Leather Co., Inc M. P. Moller Pe Organ Works Brandt The Potomac Edison Co Beachley-Reichard Furniture Co., Inc Hagerstown Shoe & Legging Co WAC Wea City Hall Court Room Women's Army Corps Recruiting Staffon Patterson Hotel Hagerstown, Maryland
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