The Morning Herald from Hagerstown, Maryland • Page 36

THIBTV-SPC THE MORNING HERALD, HAGERSTOWN, MARYLAND FRIDAY, MAY 4, IMS Ridenour Outlines Platform Installation Of Rabbi Set For Tonight D. Keller Ridenour said yesterday be bad three prime reasons for deciding to become the lie publican candidate for state sen ator this year. Ridenour, a native of Washing ton County and a resident of the Boonsboro district, was named as Brown's Baud Plays At Ixcal High School Brown and His Band of i i ir 11 U-H -ii i i distinguished themselves Rabbi Hmold Miller will be am wumc formally installed as ovvil ig sc h0 leader of Na, Ab-, Thc TM this evening o'clock. LOCAL DEATHS Errwtt F. Munion Krnest V.

Munson, 220 East Avenue, died yesterday afternoon at the Gateway Convalescent Home, after illness of live years, aged years. Born in llagerstoun, tie the son of Frederick and Amelia Schalcr Munson. cal 770. American FederalTM of! lie was a member of Ihe foupl, both of Myersvillc; Mrs. Catherine Horine, llagers own; two brothers, Oscar Green imithsburK; John Green, Frcder- ck, The body was removed to (lie iast funeral Home in Boonsboro The instiulins rnblii will IK was staged in the a Fire Company, Modern Wood, man Kiihn Kaplan, director of of Die local high school.

I men of America am! Fourth Pennsylvania Omno! of the Union. KilK soio pcl fonnimtes wcro War( Democrat dub. if American Hebrew Longrega- wn l)v Ncwsomc lcnor Mr. Munson was a truck farm. vhere services will be held Sat inlay at 2:30 p.m.

with the Grossnickle officiating. In-! The ermcnt i be made in the etcr; Hoy Main, allo saxophonist: Itho old city market at the city he University of Cincinalli and Rob Williams, pianist: and Bob hall location, then the present lie Hebrew Union College Vocal soloist with market building. Institute of JU'IifjiTM. Ithe band tins Siw X.tro. i Surviving are Mrs.

Cora A former U.S. Army chaplain, Rabbi Kaplan served at Ihe West Point Knox. ions. lUibbi Kapbn is a graduate of saxophonist: Fred Ilaller, I rump- or for 60 years, attending first anil i a a He was fmuictim: rabhi of Temple Belli' cl of Niirllieri) VYe-itchcster. N'i'iv Ynrk.

where he served ten years De-fore being called tn bead the Greater Philadelphia federation of lleform Synagogues, liabbi a a is also senior advisor to ihe Middle Atlantic Federation of Temple Youth. The installation will include welcoming remarks by Norman Rosen, president of the congregation. An Onei! Shabbath will follow the Service. An a i bit of comciy i sons cr uas turned in by Mulch 1 A Hobcrt 10., Hagerstown: and Stumiiy llrottii, hrolher of i i Stevens, al home; brother, Thomas son. Baltimore: 16 grandchildren and seven great grandchildren.

The body was a to the Minnich Funeral Home, llagers- lovsj). Funeral plans will be announced later. Lurhtr C. Green C. Green, died at the (home of his daughter, Mrs.

Ethe Howe, near Boonsboro Wcdnes at 5:30 a.m. of paralysis af South High Scholarship Pins Given Scholarship received reward a i a a a South Hagerstown High Schooljter an illness of two years, aged receptionjP''W Wednesday years. when students, nidslly i wils lonl Mycrsville, son Art Exhibit To Continue Until May 6 Patients At Western Md. Hospital Here Keep Cool The Cumberland Valley art exhibition at Ihc Washington County Museum of Fine Arts will be extended through Sunday, May 6. it was announced yesterday.

Forty six patients at Western Maryland Stale Hospital in Hagerstown should be a lot more A patients who, as a result at spinal disease or injury, had lott ability lo perspire. On hot, comfortable this summer than muggy days their suffering was last, thanks lo the hospital's new $22.000 air conditioning unit. The new unit will mean belter exhibit, which has becnpre tor paraplegic, respiratory, Boonsboro Cemetery. The family will meet friends at the funeral 'lome this evening. Victor Buhrmsn Victor P.

a aged 70, ilied suddenly on Tuesday at his home, 11 North Mulberry St. Born in Foxvillc, he was the discussed, has drawn large crowds and much interest. One unusual feature of this year's show is the fact that more paintings have been purchased from it than from any previous exhibit. Not only have the paint- and cardiac patients, many of this," son of the laic William vhom are elderly, according to ntenclent of Ihe Stale Chronic )isease Hospitals. Dr.

McCallum also believes that the installation vill effect a considerable saving ings been purchased locally, bui out-of-town buyers as well. a i a I a a a i The Pangborn Corporation once hart resided in Hnfwstownlagatn led Ihe way by obtaining Hie past 14 years where hciten paintings for i(s permanent operated a grocery store for a collection. The selection showed number years. He is survived by his wife, G. (Flair) a daughters, Mrs.

Mary Jane Bit- Ul Mrs E(lan a wide diversification ol subjects and interests. The senior class of Shippens- lurg State College purchased a Local Stiulenl Wins At Union SCHKNKCTADY, N.Y. David Ij. Drungiirt of Hagcrslown, deep interesrin as among Ihe students honored ity action on our unemployment traditional D. KELLER RIDKNOL'R GOP candidate earlier this week by the Republican State Central Committee.

"First of all," declared the candidate yesterday. "I have were awarded latc 15 i (keen. 'in re a scholarship i retired farmer. pupils must make at leaM a Ji average in al! subjects i(( rs Gomez a a The and i pamitsjMrs. Ethel M.

Howe, liuonsburo; heard Douglas M. Hivcns, director Gladhill, Sabillasville; one son, Victor, Myersvillc; one brother, Grover, Koxville; sister, Mrs. Esther McPherson, Lanlz; five grandchildren, 3 great grand children. The body was removed to the is suivivc hy dirce (laugh- and Susat Cl 'K C1 '''uneral Home in Thur- te was a Funeral services will be held luday al 2 p.m. with the Kev.

C. H. Corl i i a i Inter- of i and supervision, speak on the importance this country must place on scholarship. is lo compete with problem. Having personally experienced unemployment for a year and a half, I know the feelings of Ihe many jobless we still have in our midst." Secondly, said Ridenour, "I am very disturbed by continuing increases in Maryland's laxalion.

And far too much of the increased spending is for expansion of 'overhead' costs of state government are not Continued on Page 16 2 MILLER'S ASPARAGUS At City Market, Fri. and priv.e day exercises Thursday. Brungarl, a senior liberal arts- engineering major, won the $25 Lawrence A. a i Prize awarded annually lo the engineering student who makes Ihe greatest contribution in the i of arts and music. He is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Franklin Brun- garl. 9)4 Salem and a graduate of McDonogh (Md.) High School. Sat. Morning.

Adv. BPS PAINT Hardware Glass Mariin Hardware Co. RE 9-5275 Adv. oilier nations where scholarship is placed on a very high plane. Following the program, students und parents attended a reception in the school cafeteria, prepared minder the supervision of Mrs.

Mary Miller, foods instructor. Mrs. Charlotte E. Dixon, College Park; llirce sons, Jacob P. Green, Reid, Harry L.

Green. Hagerstown Rt. floy W. Green, Boonsboro: 18 grandchildren, two great grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Harry Schrnyer, Mrs.

Eva HARD SHELL CRABS Clams Platters Park Circle Tavern Adv. iient i be made in (he Blue tidge Cemetery. Survivors Omitted from the survivors of Guy Zimmerman Eavey were tep daughter, Mrs. Florean Wi- ey; step mother, Mrs. Lila Shafcr) Eavey, Hagerstown.

4 half sisters and one Iialf brother. PATRICIA OREEB A FULL TIME COUNTY COMMISSIONER By Aulh. of Cand. ENTERTAINMENT fled Men's Hall. 33 A i a Tonile J.

B. Combo Saturday The a a Members and Guests. Adv VOTE FOR A C. A for a full i County Commissioner in the Democratic Primary May 15. A Saturday, May 5 Hagerstown Washington County House Tour $3.75 For Complete Tour Tickets At Each House Luncheon St.

James School p.m. Price $1.50 FREE This Coupon Good For FREE 100 Bonus Triple Blue Stamps Plus Your Regular Stamps When Presented To 1101 Jefferson Blvd. DialRE3-1742 Provided A Purchase Of $3.00 Or More Is Made At The Same Time OTfcr Expires May 8 Mmil: 1 Coupon Per Family I The Offices of CHAPMAN AND ASSOCIATES ARCHITECTS ore now located at 49 Summit Avenue Second Floor Phone RE 3-5676 ntense. Mrs. Sehweinhaut, then a member of the House Wayi and Means Committee, dttw mined "to do something about At Ihe next budget hearing la Annapolis, she presented the need for air conditioning a jection of the hospital, and did not let the' mailer rest until the money waj presentee the school as a gift from Ihe class of 1962.

Another out-of-state buyer was Dr. Lester J. Abend, New York Dr. and Mrs. Abend i visiting Ihe museum over the wcckcnc found the exhibition so interesting that I hey purchased two art works from it.

Perhaps Ihe most unusual sale came a feiv days ago. when Sir. and Mrs. Karl G. Wcstin, Stockholm.

Sweden, visited Ihe museum and bought a a i i they anted for their home Sweden. Arrangements have been made send the painting to them after the exhibition. Mr. Wcslin is president of A-B Weslin and Backlund. They "are the executive representatives and manufacturers of Pangborn Corporation equipment in the Scandinavian countries of Norway, Sweden, Denmar and Finland.

by reducing the need for oxygen madc avai a bi and oxygen tents. A ui, i Tlle cmef value of Ihe air con- All hough Ine hospital had sub- Boning will be in reducing th, m.tted a request for funds, the humidit according to TM money was not forthcoming until Ca lura That vjj grea(l an a ret Scl J- those patients who are unable i a D. Montgomery), sweal i( ou( he chairman of the State Commission on the Aging, appeared on Ihe scene. During a visit to the hospital last year, Mrs.Schweinhaut saw for herself the pathetic condition CALL US For estimates on roofing and spouting. No down payment.

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Floor model. Save $90 North Main Street Call or See Page Otto at POTOMAC EDISON Boonsboro APPRECIATION 1 We, Of The Hopkins Gruber Co, Desire lo express our gniliturte to all our friend-, and patrons for thicr most loyal support i i our i sale. It was phenomenal. THANK I Your patient indulgence while a i i i.il i desired and early season's i ly appreciated. We are now in our new home al I 1 i i TOMAC STREET, a i i i merchandise arrives, fiusyins; i a opening.

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$79,95. $5 down. General Electric REFRIGERATOR Like new. $109.95. $5 down.

$5 month. ABC Washer. $79.95. $5 down, $5 a month. Many more used appliance bargains All are tested, approved, guaranteed Call or see Boyd Wiggens at POTOMAC EDISON North Potomai 9-140Q.