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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1959

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2

Harpers Ferry Bolivar Lions install officers and social notes

Harpers Ferry Bolivar Lions Club installs officers with Gordon of Paw Paw leading the ceremony. New president Herbert Sperr and officers are announced alongside other club roles. Local social notices include visits, family travel, and Scout activities at Harpers Ferry Town Park. A glass window break at East Church street building is reported with police noting possible drinking. Dorothy Dix column offers advice on a watch theft misunderstanding and reconciliation.

Food Price Trends Highlight Roast Beefs and Pork Skews

The weekend food review notes chuck roast returning to supermarket shelves as households seek budget balance after the holidays. Pork prices drop 4 to 10 cents a pound over a wide area with further declines expected, while hogs hams and bellies soften for the second week running. Lamb legs remain a bargain in some regions as fryers and eggs also tilt downward.

Associated Press Filberts Ughest

Bolivar News Roundup From Bolivar Harpers Ferry Area

Reports from Bolivar Harpers Ferry note a P O A Camp meeting at Mrs Lenora Staubs home. Rev Alfred Collins and Mr and Mrs John Snider spent days in Ocean City. The Hoffman family moved from Zerger Street to Washington Street. Betsy Barker and Charles Barker visited grandparents the Spenslers. Strother Watsor family visited Bolivar. Richard Robinson Frederick announces birth of son David Richard weighing seven pounds thirteen and a half ounces. Harold Schaffer returns to duty at Patuxent Naval Air Base after leave.

A. E. Webb Bolivar-Harpers Ferry P.O A. Camp No Lenora Staubs Alfred Collins John Snider Ocean City Mid Bmr Ronald Hoffman Oram Zerger Street Bolivar Angelo Washingtontreet Betsy Barker Charles Fown Charles Barker Martinsburg Bill” Spensler Strother Watsor Williamsport Richard Robinson Frederick David Richard Clayton Robinson Harold Schaffer Patuxent Caval Air Base

Dear Dorothy Dix and Social Security Notes

A column quotes Dorothy Dix on personal letters and etiquette for in laws. It then reports Jere R. Hays death at 60, and a Dallas social security official urging accurate employer records for social security credits and self employment tax, noting back years may still be filed.

Dorothy Dix W.i S. King Hagerstown Kong Internal Revenue

Lincoln Park Hat Show Attracts Crowd With Decorated Styles

Lincoln Park held a Wednesday event showcasing hats of all sizes and shapes decorated and modeled before a judge. The program included a smelling bee as part of the evening’s activities and drew local residents to enjoy the display.

Lincoln Lincoln Park

No Mountain Cat Rolls With The 2134 Fleetside Chevy

The Utah Fish and Game Commission profiles a 2134 Fleetside Chevy with Positraction as a rugged mountaineering vehicle. The article notes high brush country, stream crossings, talus climbs, and about 60,000 miles of use before trade.

Utah Fish and Game Commission

Community event honors prize winners and upcoming family dinner

Elizar Brows details a craft show with prizes won by Emerson Dorsey Sandra Charity William Reid and Renee Reid. Other participants listed include Robin Arsey Leona Proctor Thersa Chase Marie Thomas Glen Dorsey and Phyllis Swann. A blindfolded smelling bee saw Sandra Davis and Barbara Wars win first prize. The leaders host a "family paper bag dinner" next week. Cornerstone laid at Baltimore social security building with Heath Secretary Arthur Flemming calling it a key step in economic security for 130 million Americans.

Elizar Petusia Emerson Dorsey Sandra Charity William Reid Renee Reid Robin Rsey Leona Proctor Thersa Chase Marie Thomas Glen Dorsey Phyllis Swann Sandra Davis Barbara Wars Baltimore Arthur Flemming U- 5

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