The Daily Mail from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 18

EIGHTEEN--THE DAILY MAIL, Uagerstawn, Md. ftknari C. Wm. Hetzer Director Of New Company BALTIMORE (AP)-A newly or- ganised insurance corporation is setting its sights on the 328 unln surcd savings and loan associations in Maryland. The Guardian Insurance Corp.

will also insure accounts of building and loan associations ani mortgages on privalc and small apnrtmcnt houses. The Securities and Kxchangc Commission flu's week gave clearance for the directors to oflcr 300.000 shares of common slock. At an offering price of $11 per share (he corporation hopes to raise f3.MO.000. Samuel II. Ilaflncrgcr, Bnlti more attorney and principal pro motor of the new lirm, explains that Guardian will compete will the Federal Savings and In surance i i account! up to $10.000.

In Maryland, f7 savings am loan assoclolians insured by (he FSUC had njijiresnto nsscLs rnorc than million dollars (lie first of last yciir, The 3HI uninsured siivlnKs loan nnsnclnllnnx us of Ibiit tirm had nsscls lolalinij some 170 mil Hon. Mimy of Iheso urnnllcr ones do not cftinlify for fnsiirnncc thrmiuh fi federal nifciicy. Cluiirinim ol Hie Ixiard Cliinrdinn Insurnncc Corp. Is lor iricr sctmlcir Mlllnrrl K. Tydintis lie nnil nr" lln board of directors.

AinrniK oilier are Hiiyiuoml (liltclmtm. WnKli inglon, 0, lawyer, nnd Wll Ham Ilclzcr. biillilci and contractor. Local Student On Dean's List Miss Dorothy I.ee Anderson of Mr. nnd V.

Anderson, 2(100 i i Avenue, llatieriluwn, sopho more In (lie School of Commerce of Bob University, Clrccn ville, S. was line of eixlit stu dents Included on Hie Denn'. List for (lie first semester. Porch Encloiurii Ucsl price In Free Slorm Doors ft iic Chnln Link Kenec. Dlnl KKO-MM Adv BAND FAIR, FEB.

4 Jlulirmvllle Jliirol Jlnll. "The llceilcr Tnmlls 1 Adv. I SHOOT Ti')). II 7 Law Iznak Wnllon l.cnKiie, Oppos fjnnncorhrnxuo 1'nrk, HI. 4D West.

Adv A 10 Puum) X. ir SO Pnimd (Wo CIlbllSK i Iftt N. Prospect St. flK mini, tlilrd Adv. cDiivli'lliii) nil revukcil liccnso, OBITUARIES Mrs.

P. Mrs. Mary (Pelffcr) Myers, 1 St. Thomas, died Friday morning at 4:45 at the Cham- bcrshurg Hospital after being 11 for nine months, aged 42 years. Born In Quincy Franklin County, she was daughter of Mrs.

Bertha 'Sliockcy) J'clite-, flagcrstown, and.llic late (Jcorgc Pelffcr. She was a member of the Church of he Brethren, Surviving husband, Glenn Myers, St. Thomas; 1,11, Mrs. licrtha i'ciffcp (lagers- town, and (he following brothers! and sisters: Fred Grccncusllc; I i and John Pciffer, both of Route 1, Green- cosllc; llobert 1'clffer, Houle Grecncastlc; Airs. Ilobcrl IlarncH anil Kenneth Tciffcr, both of Williamson, Frank I'ciffcr, Chambersburg; Mrs.

Karl Bailey, Koule Waynesboro; Mrs. Itlchnrd Shu man and I'ciffcr, both of Marlon, fa. Funeral services will be held al the i i Funeral Home, Monday at 2 p. m. with tlic Samuel and the flov.

(ilcnn J. Jones, i i a i Interment in SI. Thomns Cemetery. The f.im ily will receive friends nl Hie home Sunday evening from 7-0. Harvty L.

Boward Iftirvcy L. (toward, Wnshlni! Iwi County, died at Ibc inglon County Hospital Friday moniiii)! following a 10 yenrs' illnom, ajjuil 71. lit WJIK a member of the Chnreh of Hie Brethren. i i son, Ilownril, Iliigcrslown Bister, F. A.

lliirrlsbnrg, I brother, Mlehncl V. Ilow- urd, HoijurHtown; mid ber of ulcccit and The body wns removed (o Ibo licst Funeral where friends rmiy call. Funeral eH will lie held Mmtfuiy nl p. in. In chiirgo of Hie Kcv, Uonald K.

Buriiil In (tost Cemetery. The a i will receive nl (he 2 and 7-D on Siintlny. Infant llobert Friitiklln Thoniaii, son of Uabprl '('. nml lintel It. A Tliomns, died at tin: WiiKliiimlim County Ilospl- Inl Friday morning lit 435 fol- Illness of com i i iifieil IB i i lionideH his iiro sisters, Donna Knc, Knrcn (ConiiHiicil mi I'liur 2, Cat.

30 Days Given In License Count Convicted driving revoked llccHKO, Dnvld 10. Clucss- oril, 30, i i wns neii- oncnd In dnys hi Jnll by 1nKislnile Wllllnm 1'. Kroykcii- mliin toilny, lie wrested llrnn 1,. linw- $20,000 Loss In Sears Fire A conservative estimate of the damage In (he fire at the Scars and Roebuck Store in the Long Meadow Shopping Center last night wan this morning placed at $20,000 by he store manager, Jama M. Clement.

Mr. Clement said the damage ram the fire Itself was ncgllgl- lc, but that caused by the smoke and water was considerable. Ife Bald the smoke and water got into the upper floor stock area and leaked through the lower stock area. The alarm in (he store and downtown went in about n.m., sending trucks of three ire companies to Ihe scene. The fire apparently started In wo trash barrels in Ihe second loor storeroom.

This set off the i a and Ihe automatic sprink In if system. Firemen used carbon tctrncli oride to extinguish the blaze and probably held the loss iy spreading salvage covers ver the basement store area. Many ttghltmcm were at- Iractcil to the scene, Two police cruisers and a Stale police car verts needed (o direct traffic keep profile out of the store. W. W.

McPhail Dies, Aged 51 Walter Willlnm i a i 27 Mcfilcy Parkway, well-known biisincssinfin, ant! iwncropcralor of the Mcl'luiil i nnd (lift Store, ilicd nt the IVfisliinKton County Hospital MS p.m. yesterday, following a eligibly lllnc.SB. Me was 51 )f atfc. Ifo retired from active parllcl- mlion in the llajjcrslown store localise, of III health, hut re 'nnJncd active in another Me- I'hall store located In Windiest- IT, VlrKlnla. Mcl'hnll was horn near noro, Hie son of the lute tricl Clementine Me 'hull, lint hjwl resided in lla- Kcrstown tor 30 years.

WHR a member of the United Church of Christ, nnd a ncmhrr of the KUvnnLs Club. lie is survived hy Ills wife, Mrs. a Waiounun a i ons, M. and Waller Will I I ilmiiililer, Mrs. Mnry I i all of llafiorstov One KrnnildnuKhlcr, and several nieces and nephews also snr vivo.

Tlio body was roinovctl to the K. i Home vhere It iiiny he viewed. Scrv- i.T.1 will )jc liclrl Kinirlay nl p.m., the Itcvcrcml Hoy K. Sny- Ilev. Dr.

Scoll It. icr i i riiterinent will he Diiitln In Itnsl The a i will meet i it the fimcnil homo a 7 p.m. Satiirdny. FRONT END ALIGNMENT I A During Our Warehouse Tire Sale GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Cor. Balto.

Locust Sts. RE 9-0470 USED TV APPLIANCE SALE Wringer Washers, as low as $30.00 TV SETS, as low as $50.00 Sec Many Olhcr Good GOODYEAR SERVICE STORE Cor. Gnlfimorc Locust Sis. RU 9-0'170 BRIGHTWOOD ACRES One of Hiigerslown's Finest Now Developments Lccnled just North of U. S.

Route '10 Two Miles Enst of Town Select nnd Buy Yovir Future Home Site Now! ALL LOTS RESTRICTED E. D. PLUMMER SONS Oii-nei'j ami' Developers Gill RErjcnt 9-1986 SEE REST HAVEN Loc.illy Owned and Managed Lots Moderately Priced 2 Grave Lots Available TERMS TO SUIT YOU As Low As $5.00 Monthly NO BANK NOTE FINANCE CHARGE INTEREST CHARGE More than 1000 lots with lawn rc.idy for use, Telephone Rest Hovcn Cemetery For Reliable Information RE TV A A A i Svlvnnln TV. Iso nelnctloii of used TV. Mulberry It Terms Open I) In Adv Firemen Plan New Truck The Clear Spring Volunteer Fire Company set plant recently fpr a new fire truck, jti 2Sh nnlven- celebration, and meml and fund, drives.

Next year will mark the 25th anniversary of the founding of the lire Company by 33 charter members, and a banquet is scheduled for January, 1960. The fire com also plans to buy a new fire for delivery' at carniva time, 1960, The company's mem tership drive Is held at carnival time, which this year will be July 31 to August 8. Because of rising costs, the fire company has for the past several years set aside a day in March tor a door-to-door donation drive The drive will be.March 14 this year. Hos Received 218 Pints Of Blood Silns '('. Shank, 70-ycnr-oltl, retired weaver, is shown above as lie was photographed yesterday at his 213 Ross Slreet, Ihi.i city.

Suffering tram ulceralivc hemorrhages for the pasl six ycar.s, he ba.s received 2)8 pints of blood in transfusions--currently at the rate of one pint a week. Local Man's Life Depends On Bi-Weekly Blood Transfusions Silas T. Hhank, 213 Ross fit. Ibis city, is in a better position to appreciate the role of the Reel Cross Hilood Program than anyone else in this area. For tin: pn.st six years his life has depended receiving blcuH Ihinsfusions at regular Inter vals.

A retired silk mill foreman and one-time railroad conduc tor, Kliank lias received plnls of blood since M53. A 1 Ilis ciiirciil rate of two every other week, he probably will receive another two--mak ing a of 220 pints--before Iliis week Is out. Shank, now 70, unclcrwcn corrective surgery of ulcerativc hemorrhage!) of the stomach six years ago. Removal of portions of (he however, dii not a i a decrease Ihe -MOBILEHEAT- Tho elonn burning oil. Martins a a Impls.

Dial HE 0-5275 Adv DANCE I A SAT Nights. Hagerstown Kirc a Adv Shlloh Church Juppe Country Klylc. I'tb. 7. Adults SI.2S; child.

Wlc. i Adv ONE WEEK SPECIAL Delicious Tuna or One of Any Topping Large 14 inch $1.25 inch $1.05 Spaghetti Sauce With Ment or Meat Balls 1 quart of S.uicc nnd two Ibs. Spaghetti $2.00 I I POU II I i 3 MRS. CORSI r.2S W. Wilson Blvd.

3-34RO I I A (o 12 i liu'lmtiiiK Kumliiy INDOOR PICNIC ELKS HOME South Potomac Street SUNDAY, FEB. 8 1 lo 5 P. M. Half Fried Chicken And All The Trimmings Prcc Entertainment Irom 'j until 9 WHEN MONEY COUNTS COUNT ON INVESTORS It's good to have a friend on whom you can depend for the money you need. You can count on the manager at INVESTORS LOAN for helping hand.

LOANS UP TO $1,500 Investors Loan Corporation 2 South Potomac On The Square Jack Wclty, Mgr. REgent 3-6420 OAK. Hagcrstown's Choice Sub-Division Some wooded lots still available in section B. Section A completely sold out. OAK RIDGE DRIVE Between Downsville Pike and Virginia Ave.

A. B. WAKENIGHT Owner and Developer RE 9-05-15 loss of blood as result of hemorrhages, A subsequent operation tp minimize the pain of Ihe condition made his lot more bearable, and pcrmittctl him to conlimie in his job at the Federal Silk Mills, in Williamsport, until his rcliremcnt in 1958. A year ago, Shank could go several without receiving blood, then an "attack" would put him in the hospital and necessitate transfusion of seven or eight pints of blood at a time. Ilccently it has become necessary for him to receive two pinls approximately Pane 2.

Col. I A A A I Ml. Lena, The Spol. "The Blue Crass Boys." Open Fri. Nights.

I'll. HE 9-4621. Adv. ANNOUNCING New Store Hours At DENTLEU 1G25 Ta. Ave.

Kri. and Sat. 0 to 9 Wed. and Tluirs. 9 to Adv.

Views Sought On Halfway Rt. 40 Plans The views of Halfway area residents in connection of the Rt. bershlp 40 by-pass of Hagerstown through that section are being sought by the Washington County Delegation at Annapolis. Delegate Charles Coss said the Delegation is conducting an in quiry into the State Roads Com mission plans for the Rt. 40 by- Dass and the' plan to locate the road in the vicinity of the block of Virginia Avenue.

He said the Delegation welcomes ietters from all interested parties on the question. Three Jailed For Stealing License Plate Three young men were given Jail sentences today on charges of stealing a license plate from the auto of Bertha L. Warren feltz, 800 block Salem Avenue when they were convicted before Magistrate William P. Kreykenbohm. Robert K.

Barnes, 22, Hagers town, was sentenced to 60 days in jail, and Harold E. Crabtree 400 block Wyoming Avenue, anc Donald W. Hawks, 900 block Sa lorn Avenue, were each given 15 days in jail. The men were arrested after a neighbor of Mrs. Warrenfeltz saw a plate being taken from her ear and placed on another car and then called police.

Police Officials Attend Parley Lt. Harold Kiser and Sgt. Grason F. Doarnberger of the local police department yesterday attended a National Traffic Safety Conference in Wilmington, Dela. The purpose of the parley was a discussion of plans to cut the accident rate during the coming summer months when more traffic than ever is expected on the highways.

Grocery Store Broken Into The Gossard Grocery Store in the 400 block of Elizabeth Slreet was broken into during the night and about $6 worth of coins taken. The thief or thieves entered through a small window on the side of the building. The store is operated by Paul B. Gossanl. House Owned By Countian Afire Fire, starting from an overheat ed chimney yesterday threaten ed tho home occupied by Franl Hc-bb, Pond Bank and owned 03 Gcorfie Kline, Smithsburg Rt.

2 The side of the house around ttie chimney was charred. Firemen from Mont Alto had to rip holes in the weatherboard ing to fight the flames. 500 Card Parly 7 8 P.M.--Fairplay Fire Hall. 60c Prizes refresh. Ladies Aux Adv SQUARE DANCE.

SAT. FEB. 7 0 to 12. Iiaak Walton Club. Pub lie invited.

Adv SHOOTING MATCH SUNDAY Feb. 8th. 1 P.M. Ham, turkeys etc. South Ml.

Hod Gun Club Smithsburg, Mel. Adv. FOR A New 3 Bedroom Brick Home 2 ceramic tile baths, carport. Located in Eastern suburbs on Patrick Road. F.H.A.

approved. Guaranteed workmanship. For Appointment Coll RE 3-0976 EARL H. HENESY CONTIUCTOK FOR SALE 2 Greenbrier Circle $3000 LESS THAN COST Will sacrifice beautiful two-bedroom home in Fairgreen Acres. Ideal for couple or couple with one child.

Quiet, safe, no traffic, near bus stop. 1 ceramic baths, dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, draperies, abundant storage and closets, garage, work shop, large cool patio, nice lot, planned landscaping and fencing. Immediate possession. Phone Owner RE 3-7269 JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER VAN LOAD OF USED OFFICE EQUIPMENT LARGE ASSORTMENT DESKS, CHAIRS, FILES GET YOUR FREE TICKETS FOR THE FLORIDA TRIP HAYS, Inc. 2035 Pennsylvania Ave.

I THANKS LOADS! Your Enthusiastic Acceptance Of Our Fine Imported Cars Has Mode It Necessary For Us To Expand. To Serve You Even Better We Are Now At TWO Locations 817 and 1317 Dual Highway Open Evenings Except Saturday 'Til 9 P. M. CHINCOTEAOUE OYSTERS On Half Shell, Fried Oysters, Park Circle Tavern. Adv.

WOBURN BOARDING HOME For the Aged. Openings for 4 men. Reasonable rates. Dial CA 3-5041 Adv. PIZZA PIES And Spaghetti Sauce--11 a.

m. lo 12 midnight. Mrs. Corsl, RE 3-3466. 528 W.

Wilson Blvd. Eagle Award Dinner Will Climax Week Climaxing Boy Scout which officially begins today, will be the second'aonual Eaglt Award recognition dinner scheduled here on Feb. 13. Sponsored by the Masob-Dix- on Council, Boy Scouts of America, this yearly event pays tribute to all Scouts in the areas 1600 serviced by the Council who last year earned their Eagle awards in scouting, or'the Silver award for exploring. This year 11 young men from Hagerstown, Waynesboro, Hancock, and Mercersburg, will be recognized with a dinner in Iheir honor.

The event will be held at Hotel Alexander and will begin at 6:30 p. m. next Friday. As in past year, members of Ihe Council and the two districts it serv.es will act as hosts. Roland G.

Hebb, chairman for the dinner meeting, announced earlier today that an individual recognized as outstanding in his chosen career field will address the group. Complete details concerning the sppakerand subsequent program, will be announced in a few days. Purpose of. the dinner, in addition to recognizing the Scouts for their outstanding accomplishments the year before, is (Continued on Page 2. Col, 2 STAMPS We make 'em in a jiH! Stouflel Printing Co.

Dial RE 9-1200. Adv. A I Red Men's Hall, 33 Antietam Dixie Ramblers; Saturday Royalaires. a guests. Adv.

SHOOTING MATCH SUNDAY Feb. Blh-1 p.m. Hind Quarter Beef, Hams and other prizes. Western Mil. Sportsman's Club.

Dam No. 4. Adv. NUT COAL Henner's Co'al Company 1 2 3 Per Ton. Dial RE 3-7030 or RE 9-4387.

Adv. BLOYER'S RESTAURANT 7 Miles West of Hagerstown on Route 40 THIS WEEK-END Platters, Stuffed Shrimp Dinners, Deviled Crabs 21 SHR'lMP Butch and Dotfie Bloyer, Prop's A The Students of the North Hagerstown High Band wish to thank their many friends and patrons for their considerations and donations in making the trip to Buffalo possible. The North Hi Band Boosters Assoc. Now in effect on Living Room Suites, Bedroom Suites, Dining Room Suites and Rugs. Entire stock reduced for this special event! MEYERS BERKSON, Inc.

4IM3 W. Franklin St. Opposite Post Office PUT BT We will paint your home for you. Interior or Exterior by Master Painters "THE O'BRIEN WAY" No Down Payment Terms To Suit You WE FURNISH EVERYTHING Call Us For Free Estimate Get Booked Now For Spring Painting SETTEE H( 65 W. Franklin Street RE 3-1200 The Price Label On All New Cars SAYS HOW MUCH YOU PAY it Does Not Say: How Much You Get For What You Pay! Before you buy any car foreign or domestic Compare the PLUS features that are standard on the 59 Chevrolet ah Hoffman Chevrolet Sales Co.

Washington Cr Locust St. RE 3-5000.