Lovettsville Fair Queen Crowned as Community News Abounds
Gaithersburg Bethesda resident Meth, 18, was crowned Montgomery County fair queen in Lovettsville amid community notes. The issue includes births, anniversaries, a hospital update, a baptism, travels, camp visits, and a carnival planned by the Lovettsville Game Protective Association with prizes for locals.
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Lovettsville
Gaithersburz
Beth Seymour
Bethesda
Montgomery County
Norman
Malls
Frank Fesperman
United Church of Clist
Winnired Myers
Mis
Laura Porterfield
Tom Porterfield
Tampa
Pia
Evelyn Porterfield
Beth Piler
Warerenton
George Whe
Aund
John Childs
Romney
W. Vae
Childs
Matthew
Independence
Matthews
Leroy ‘Thompson
Raymond Nitts
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Mar UN
Slaves Emancipation Spurs 1863 Union Army Enlistment
About 80,000 African Americans, former slaves, joined the Union Army after Lincoln signed the Emancipation Proclamation on January 1, 1863, serving as soldiers for the remainder of the year.
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Abraham Lincoln
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Mars Opticians
West Second Street
Coblentz & Smith, Inc
J. Vernon Coblesiz
Robert J. Smith
N. Court Street
Sands Sprites Community Club
Montgomery County Sheep and Swine Club
Amon
Walter Johnson Jrl
University of Delaware
Toulse V. Mentzer
Johnny
Peggys
Christopher Scott
Perry
Luigene Hidvenas
Floyd Baker
Clifton
Great Lakes Training Center
Ona Mae Khelbaugh
Weverton
Margie Baker
Bert Smith
Gapland
Wifred Webber
Fomms
Knoxville
Frankhelbaughu
Prankie Jr
Brownsville
Larry Helbaush
Angie
Dianna
Laudan Roberts
Brentwood
Loridine
Sher Hardy
Brankie Jenkins
Sterling Park
Kandi Baker
Frankie
Susan
Debbie Jeguid
Tommi Ambrose
Gerald Hatcher
Edward Colbert
Hugh Gudger
Nancy
Camp Rimrock
Yellow Springs
West Vic
Jack
Portsmouth
Guy P. Breads
Frederick, Md
Weer Rete
Avaite
Afr
Mat Storas Publ
ECE
Frederick
Ted Poole
Volos
Volos Ltd
Baltimore, Maryland, U S.A
BankAmericard
Fundable Trust Bank
First National Bank of Maryland
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
First National Bank of Mary