03 Jun 1954
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1954
Page
1
The World Today reports Lincoln captured the cup with Love fettsville placing second amid a crowded June 3, 1934 issue. Nearby items note social visits across Arlington McLean and Frederick and a Lutheran Synod meeting in Gettysburg with Rev Kretsinger to service Lovettsville.
Miss Wanda L. Baker and Jane Whorton wed in Uniontown on May 8. After a two week Tennessee honeymoon Mrs Whorton visits her parents while her husband returns to camp there. Families in Lovettsville report several moves including Williams to Taylorstown and Whorley families relocating from Kreiger apartment to Williams home. Vacancies shift as Hollar and family move to Washington and Pearsons relocate to the Lytle Baker residence. Wright Washington to tenant house near Georges Mill joins Boothe family visit. Rev Kretsinger dined with G B Kings. majority of Lovettsville 4 H members attended Leesburg rally where prizes were awarded.
The Lovettsville report notes the baptism of Sandra Elizabeth Atley Sandower, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry. Sponsors included Mrs. Keller and Mrs. H. S. Keller in Jefferna Sandower. The family, with Rev. Dr A. H. Crawford, visited relatives in Pittsburgh and at the Lindsey and Jo Beatty homes.
Clyde M. Roney and Clyde M. Roney Jr of Roney Motor Company attended Chrysler’s first closed circuit TV sales conference in Washington. E C. Quinn outlined division plans to gain market share in the next six months. The telecast originated in New York City and featured the FirePower V eight and power features.
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