Local 4H Club Activities and Community Notices
Frederick area notices include a 4H meeting and Valentine Dance at Sykes Hall, ongoing church circle meetings, hospital visits, and birthdays. Notable items: Dianne Bowen treated after horse bite. Lutherans host Lenten programs. Baptismal font dedicated at St. James United Church of Christ. Loudoun Valley Vikings lose 62 56 to Herndon Hornets on Friday night.
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Judy Kreiger
Robert Riddlemoser
George Wire
Sykes Hall
Dianne Bowen
Carroll Bowen
Bowen
Bob Peacock
Lydia Ruth
Lutheran Church
Julia Kretsinger
Dorothy Rickard
Kretsinger
Nancy Womeldorph
Leesburg
Zelia Spring
Barbara Lemp
Barbara Lowry
Elizabeth Smith
Sara Circle of Zion Lutheran Church
Neth Lawson
Hamilton
Ida Colford
Washington, D.C
Milton Hummer
Joy Keesling
Georgetown University Hospital
Asbury Smith
Loudoun County Hospital
Fred Ball
Ashburn
J. D. Keister
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Lester Mason
Robert Williams
Hyattsville
Clayton Williams
St. James United Church of Christ
Harry T
Bertie Potterfield
Anna R. Perry
Fesperman
John F. Lemp
James George
Lemps
John Jackie
Fort Detrick
Pine Bluff
Arkansas
Luther League of New Jerusalem
Loudoun Valley Vikings
Herndon Hornets
Herndon Gym
Bland Memorial Scholarship Contest Winners Named
Nancy Christner and Carolyn McClain won first place in the 9th Bland Memorial Scholarship Contest at the Lovettsville Elementary School PTA meeting sponsored by the Lions Club. Nancy took top instrumental honors with a piano piece and Carolyn won first in vocal.
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Jasper Rickard
Lovettsville
Nancy Christner
Carolyn McClain
Bland
PTA
The
Lion's Club
James A. Bland
Old Virginna
Nancy
Carolyn
Karen Duncan
Henry Pearson
Sharon Wilt
Peggy Ann Willias
Lee Riddlemoser
Peggy Ann Reed
June McKimmey
Patricia McClain
Jackie Legard
Marilyn Hickman
Walter Haxton
Peggy Dinterman
Cindy Brady
Harold Bruzee
Ronald Mentzer
James Rollins
Purcellville
Ruth G. Douglas
Leesburg
Margaret Strailman
Brunswick
Home Demonstration
Anniversary Snippets Mount From 1776 to Milk Prices
Historic notes mark Franklin warning Parliament over Stamp Act troops in 1776, Lincoln demo of an electric detonator in 1863, and a 1921 long distance call. Other items cite UMW strike, Kennedy Youth Peace Corps funding, Grant Wood birth, and New England politics plus Beatles at Carnegie Hall and January milk prices set by federal market orders.
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House of Commons
Benjamin Franklin
Fort DeKalb
George W. Beardslee
Lincoln
New York
Catalina Island
California
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Kennedy
Congress
Youth Conservation Corps
Peace Corps
Grant Wood
Anamosa
Iowa
Wood
Washington
Paris
Middle West
Daughters of the Revolution
Town City
Farrell
E. Hickman Greene
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