Lovettsville Community News Highlights And Notices
Lovettsville reflects a busy period with multiple social visits and gatherings. Local families including the Keisters, Smiths, and Lindseys host and attend Christmas parties and New Year's celebrations in Lovettsville and nearby towns.
Youth Burns Self While Cooking French Fries
Ali year old Gaithersburg youth received first and second degree burns on his face arms and hands while cooking french fried potatoes alone in the kitchen of his home Friday at 5 30 p m. His mother Mrs Juanita Fortin said the grease boiled over onto the burner of the electric stove and ignited. He was rushed to Montgomery County General Hospital by the Gaithersburg Rescue Squad and reported in fair condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaithersburg
Vic McGowan
RFD 3
Frederick
Montgomery County General Hospital
Juanita Fortin
McGowan
Crosby Undergoes Kidney Operation
SANTA MONICA Calif AP Two stones were removed from the left kidney in a two hour and 20 minute operation performed by Dr Frederick Schlumberger He said it was similar to a 1957 procedure on the 57 year old crooner Bing Crosby described as a stone farmer by the surgeon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Monica
Calif
Bing Crosby
Frederick Schlumberger
Bing
Crosby Undergoes Third Operation For Malignant Kidney Stones
Crosby is reported to have had a successful operation with no complications. The surgeon indicated malignancy was not found, and Crosby will stay in St. John’s Hospital for a week to ten days possibly missing his Pebble Beach golf appearance. The doctor noted this is his third such operation since 1952 and that future procedures become harder each time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bing
St. John's Hospital
Pebble Beach
San Francisco
Crosby
Maryland cattlemen plan convention attendees and 4-H meeting notes
The Maryland board approved three members for the American National Cattlemen's Association convention in Tampa January 24 to 27. Nominees include Lawrence Downey, A Leland Clark, and Amos Meyer from the Department of Markets, University of Maryland. Feeder cattle sales and the 1962 spring beef cattle field day were discussed. The Monocacy Valley 4-H Club met at Robert Renn’s home with nineteen members present selecting projects for the year. A gardening winter prep demonstration was given and the next meeting is February 6 at Richard Doll’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Beef Cattle Producers, Inc
Baltimore
West Friendship
Fred C. Ernst
Clear Spring
Stanley P. Stabler
Brookeville
E. Brooke Lee
Damascus
A. Leland Clark
Poolesville
Edwin A. Hevnet
Union Bridge
Elmer E. Hodges
Frederick
John B. Hudson
Q. Jackson Pearre
Earle K. Stonesifer
Taneytown
Jonathon Dorsey
Sykesville
Arthur MacArthur
Port Deposit
C.J. Shinham
Sharpsburg
Edwin 4. Hevner
C. Jackson Pearce
American National Cattlemen's Association
Tampa
Florida
Lawrence E. Downey
Amos R. Meyer
Department of Markets
University of Maryland
Monocacy Valley
Robert Renn
RFC
Ninteen
Jwore
Richard Doll
East Church St
Florence J. Cecil
Harry E. Ramsburg
Fishing Creek Reservoir
Lewistown
Marshall
Ramsburg
George L. Ramsburg
City of
Amos A. Holter
Edwin F. Nikirk
Murray H. Fout
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Lovettsville
John Keister
A.N. Smith
Myron McCartney
Donna Barger
Silver Spring
James Smith
Lynn
Frank Keesling
Owen Frye
Charles Elbert Compher
Ebb
Francis Lindsey
Laxdties Guild
Paul Grove
Frank Fesperman
William Washington
Mike
Linda Grove
Robert Myers
Paul Myers
Laura Potterfield
Henry George
Katherine Stevens
Edith Brain
Norma Frye
Melba Working
Irene Spring
Stanley Mentzer
Eilene Beach
Lillian Keister
Keisters
Glen Lloyd
Bluemont
C.K. Davis
Purcellville
Thomas Rose
Carl Neff
Paris
James Hobbs
Carol
Carrie
Dianne Stapp
Orlean Thompson
Arlington
Olive Johnson
Schaum
Mary Beth Lantz
Beethoven-Schaum
Paula Hackley
Karen Duncan
Patti Cummings
Heller
Brenda Deener
Tchaikovsky
Aaron
Pegg
Ann Reed
Kremzlin
Charlene Hardesty
Walsh
Carolyn Ann Reed
Mazuiika Chopin
Sheryn Hardesty
Indy Donohoe
Howard Mullen
Paul Hackley
Henry Christner
Walter Duncan
John Donohoe
Leo Reed
Carolyn Hackley
Mary Lynn Duncan
Pam Dawson
Brunswick
C. Herbert Pearson
Leesburg
Loudoun County Civil Defense
Lovellsville
PTA
Robert Welsh
Sima Welsh
C.H. Welsh
Jasper Rickards
John Lemp
M.W. Kretsinger
Shirley Keister
Alexandria
Pat Lewis
Knoxville
Robert Keister
Lynn Biller
Elbert Wirts
Loudoun County
Frank Fesperman Jr
Richmond
Winifred Grove
Fort Bragg
North Carolina
St. James Church
Antoinette Carpenter
Joyce Grove
Brenda McClain
Richard Hick
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Man
George E. Wire
Quantico
Frederick Hickman
Chillum
James Hayes III
Daugher
Cumberland
Elizabeth Potterfield
Glenmerrie
Jefferson
George Wire
B.D. Hickman
Toby Rickard
Nellie White
Essie Frye
W.S.C.S
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Ethel King
Stanley P. Brown
Pal
Stanley Brown
Brown
Jeanette Sandower
Nellie Thornsbury
Christine Courtney
George Reed
Daugher Carolyn
Lula Williams
Albert White
St. James United Church of Christ Consistory
Hart
Marguaret Washington
Marguerite Mentzer
Raymond Frye
Carlos Myers
Guld
St. James
Fesperman
Major
Joseph Wheeler
Phyllis White
Wheelers
Frederick County
Hiram Winchester
Winchester Hall
Frank Lewis
West Frederick
F. J. Cook
Clyde Dinsmore
Frederick Cortified
J. Rolfe
Castleman
Reel’s Mill
Patricia Rosencrantz
The
Frederick News
Howard W
Franklin
Carroll County
D. H. van Pelt
van Pelt
D.E. Horn & CO
York, Penna
Maryland Artificial Breeding Cooperative, Inc
Lower Montgomery CO
Henry H. Conley
COMUS
Waverly
Upper Montgomery CO
David Patrick Huntley
Compact and Revelation Vacuum Cleaners
N. Market St. Frederick
Sovereign
Oye
Hess-Surge Equipment CO
Wadel Brothers Surge Dairy Equipment
Airy
Westminster TI & Laverne J. Swope
Emmitsburg
Nual Spring
Hood College
Baker Park
Ang
Walkeraville
Tulip Hill
Sanner Realty CO
Wyngate
W. Patrick ST
Norma Ave
Cloverhill
Rosemont Ave
FT. . Detrick
Cloverhill Drive
FHA
E. W. Ausherman, Inc
Ausherman Construction CO
Circuit Court
Maryland
Elsie May Ramsburg
Ella May Leveronne
Dublin Road
Walkersville
Dublin
Glenn Trout
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