Lovettsville Community News Highlights Local Events
Lovettsville area residents tally community efforts from litter pickup to poster contest wins and Easter visits. Students and a D C guest collected 51 bags along Route 673 while a Keep Lovettsville Beautiful contest honored Mike Coakley Cheryl Cordle Andy Weldon Gail Wenner and Pamela Frye. Easter visits included New York City Baltimore and Frederick nursing center guests. Upcoming events include Mt Olivet church groundbreaking April 25 and a May 22 Lovettsville Fire and Rescue community auction with article pickup and lunch sales.
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Lovettsville
Loudoun
Washington, D. C
Adrian Shugars
Raymond Mohler
Rachel Rice
Mary Hongton
Washington
Kandi Baker
Bobby Frye
Lynn Smith
Patty
Susan Warner
Milltown
Charles van Baskirk
Connie
New York City
N. Y
Luther Frye
Billa Hickman
Maurice Cost
Sonny Cost
Baltimore
Sonny
Winnie Myers
Laura
Dot) Patterfield
Claude Moore
Old Braddock
Mildred Washington
William L. "Washington
William Edward
Williamsburg
John Rickard
Jimmy Wharton
Bill Petro
Cleveland
Ohio
Wharton
Petro
the Richards
Frank McGaha
Newton D. Baker Veterans’ Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Frank
Joseph Shoemaker
Purcellville
Joe
Mary Pugh
Billy Reno
Raymond Stone
Melvin Riley
Ralph Cooper
Carrie Arnold
Frederick Nursing Center
Arnold
Earl Bramhall
Mt. Olivet
David Balcom
Northern Virginia Board of Missions
Rudy R. Smith
Clark Deener
Phil Bramhall
Edgar Painter
Cumberland
Painter
Madge Wharton
Tom Fletcher
Ralph Flet
Mathias Seeks Expansion of Amtrak Routes
Senator Charles Mathias of Maryland asks NRPC to add Western Maryland to Amtrak routes now limited to two lines through Maryland. He warns Cumberland and Brunswick residents would face hardship without rail service, risking work commutes and future economic growth as Railpax launches May 1.
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Washington
Charles McC. Mathias, Jr
Maryland
Cumberland
Brunswick
Amtrak
National Railroad Passenger Corporation
Mitchell Demands Probe of Housing Conspiracy
Rep. Parren J. Mitchell requests a congressional investigation into alleged collusion between Baltimore's Jefferson Federal Savings and Loan and real estate speculators to defraud homebuyers. Activists Inc. alleged that Jefferson Federal funded 76 percent of moving mortgages to Morris Goldseker’s clients, with Goldseker’s 1930s activity showing heavy house turnover and high markups. Patman praised the report as thorough on insidious housing speculation and its bank links.
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Washington
Parren J. Mitchell
D-Texas
Jefferson Federal
Morris ‘Goldseker
Aso
Goldseker
Patman
Bishops Weigh Giving Priests Freedom
In Detroit AP report bishops weigh recommendations to broaden priest freedoms at their semiannual meeting. Studies indicate many favor ending celibacy and scholars argue ordaining women is scripturally and pastorally supportable. Cardinal Krol cites findings may influence future discussions ahead of the Rome world synod.
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Detroit
John Cardinalro
Philadelphia
Cardinal Krol
Richard V. Bomelyn
Bomelyn
International Synod of Bishops
Rome
World Synod
U.S
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Louise V. Mentzer
Arthur Kreiger
Catherine Everhart
Richmond
Mike
Brian Walsh
Cher
Ralph Jdr
Ralph
Melanie Livesey
Leesburg
Fannie Fletcher
Lee Williams
Potomac Valley Home Extension Club
Kenneth Harrington
Mathias
Cial Torine
Fords
P.T.A
Charlotte Smith
State of Maryland
Richard Meyer
North Frederick
Amos L. Brown
Mitchell
Mustang
Ford
Torino
Ford Dealers
Rockville
Travilah Road
Stubbs
Douglas Stubbs
Col
Ken McGrew
Fairchild Hilfer
IBM
Fairchild Hiller Space & Electronics Systems
Fairchild Drive
Germantown
GEICO
Clerrical
Francis Scott Key
Frederick
Greyhound Line, Inc
Chevy Chase
Government Employees Insurance Co
Western Ave
Chevy Chase, MD
Singer
Bakersfield
Singer Sewing Center
Singer Company
Hachive