Lovettsville Club Notes and Local Family News
Lovettsville reports from the Home Demonstration Club meeting at Mrs. Paul Ayers with co hosts Bliss Potterfield and Betty Rainard. agenda included devotions, August 13 bus trip to Alexandria, chair purchases, slides on the pure food act, and Miss Laura Potterfield as councilor at Camp Rimrock. several residents and guests cited, including Major Winifred Grove, Miss Shugars, and Rev. Michael Kret singer, with social events and several family updates across the community.
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J. DI Meister
Lovettsville
Paul Ayers
Bliss Laura Potterfield
Betty Rainard
John Keister
George Wire
Aura Potterfield
Alexandria
Ysabelle Rainard
Institute of Rural Affairs
Blacksburg
Isabelle Rainard
Charles Shoemaker
Adrian Shugars
O. L. Frye
Sue McAlister
Frank Legard
Henry Jones
Margaret Ridgeway
Wright
Washington
Ollie Reed
Elizabeth Everhart
Norvel Lowry
Alnldred Stream
Mattie George
Phillip Bower
Ard
Charlies H. Corbett
Emmitsburg
Eugene McVicker
Thurmont
E. Koontz Helwig
Walkersvile
William A. Brown
Woodsboro
Raymond Markley
Myersville
Charles Trunk
Carroll Boyer
Frederick
Ralph Miller
Bruns’wick
Dean Anderson
Doubs
W. A. Wadé
Phillip
New Owners Take Over Mutual Broadcasting
New owners take control of Mutual Broadcasting System in New York, initiating bankruptcy proceedings to address 3.5 million dollars in liabilities while continuing operations. Hebert F. Hurleigh, Bethesda resident and Washington news caster, argues business volume was too low for costs and spearheads a sales push to satisfy creditors.
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Mutual Broadcasting System
Uunder
Hebert F. Hurleigh
Washington
Aturtal
Iban
Harleigh
Bethesda
Chester H. Ferguson
Tampa
Fra
Alli
Malcolm E. Smith ‘Jr
Benjamin Weintraub
Mutual
Negro admissions suits and surgery report in 1958 Frederick paper
The News notes six Negro children seek admission to Stratford Junior High. Attorney Otto L. Tucker mailed transfer applications by the deadline. the school board rejected 22 other Negro transfer pleas. Dr. Holly Compton, 66, underwent abdominal surgery. Algerian rebel chiefs executed as France faces court cases.
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AL Arlington
Wears
Otto L. Tucker
school _ ee
Algiers
Oren
Wereeney
Press i
Charles de Ganile
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