Lovettsville Elections and Community Notes
Lovettsville district re elects Freida Johnson and E Marshall to the Loudoun county school board for four year terms ending June 1959. Carleton Penn named chairman with J E Douglass and Robert J McCary as members. Ruth Emerick elected clerk for four years. Graduation events at Loudoun county high school feature Harold Knott presenting diplomas, John Carl Lang delivering address, and choirs under Chester Cable. Bliss Joann Palmer and Harriet Spencer deliver addresses. Local clubs report meetings, demonstrations, and upcoming sewing class in Leesburg. multiple social events include a wedding shower for Mrs Clifton Walker and a United Daughters of the Confederacy luncheon with Confederate Cavalry Leaders program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Meister
Lovettsville
Freida Johnson
E. Fern Marshall
Broad Run
Loudoun Courty
Carleton Penn
J. E. Douglass
Robert J. McCary
Ruth Emerick
Loudoun County
Consolidated
Lmeght School
Harold Knott
John Carl Lang
George Washington University
Chester Cable
Bliss Joann Palmer
Waterford
Loudoun
Harriet Spencer
Purcellville
M. G. Wooten
George Olver
Wade Palmer
W. Alien Gaines
Middleburg
Loveusvile Home Demonstration Club
Kathleen Jones
Frank Beesling
Melva Werking
Charles Shomaker
Mildred Stream
Ruth Wire
Leesburg
Powell
Fort Valley
Jamestown
Elizabeth Everhart
Paul Myres
Isabella Rainard
Frank Keesling
Joy Keesling
Lena Hess
Betty Rainard
May Spring
Melva Working
Edith Brain
Esther Shumaker
Frank Legard
Ciara Fiye
Helen Mann
Leary Ridgeway
Ollie Shugars
Norvel Lowry
Virgie Bishop
Frances Lowry
Sybal Cochran
Round Hilton
Lowry
Clifton Walker
Walker
Jame Anderson
Joe Votel
Alice Holsinger
Patrica Bullenberg
Harriet Myres
Murial Corn
Net Foulds
Goldie Wison
Nancy Lambert
Leon Snoots
Brunswick
Virginia Snoots
Violet Kubat
Howard Cooper
Oretta Weber
Richard Stride
Mary Jo Roudabousch
James Shanbaltz
Helen Jacobs
Ansa Tucker
Phoebe Harrison
Betty Hahn
Qwen Frye
Richard Greenbaltz
Tam Kenneth
Rosie Moss
Susan Brubaker
Gary Free
Shirley Snoots
Paulette Harrison
Patsy Siewin
Catherine Greenholtz
Rose Lindsey
Laura Potterfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Myres
Cliiton Warner
U.D.C
Funds Refused For Harbor Project
The House Appropriations Committee said the administration's ban on new public works would strand four nuclear submarines under construction at Pascagoula Mississippi. It allotted 1 242 000 dollars for deepening the harbor but warned immediate work is needed to launch the subs upon completion. The panel cited Pascagoula as an example of absurdities from the policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Pascagoula
Miss
Eisenhower
Seaway seen as threat to Baltimore port balance
Maryland Port Authority officials say the St Lawrence Seaway will not kill Baltimore but adds risk amid broader worries. A Maryland Press Association review notes plans for pier rebuilding at Hawkins Point, a general cargo facility at Harbor Field, and deeper dredging to serve mega freighters. Authorities finance port work via corporate tax and revenue bonds, aiming to expand Baltimore’s share of world commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Delaplaine Sr
Maryland Port Authority
St. Lawrence Seaway
Balti
Baltimore
Maryland Press
Old Harbor Field
Maryland
Hawkins Power
Harbor Field
Frederick County
Port Authority
St.Lawrence Seaway
Frederick Ki‘wanis Club
Mid-West
New York
Halpin
Atlantic
Gulf
Virginia
Maryland Port Authority Seeks Maryland Port Business Boost
The Maryland Port Authority targets Maryland port growth, deploying agents across the United States and Brussels to attract business for Maryland Ports. Western Maryland plants are diverting substantial foreign trade via other ports, prompting calls for corrective steps and enhanced public relations and port developments along the East Coast. The talk, led by Halpin, contrasted U S ports with rebuilt European ports fully mechanized after World War II. George B. Delaplaine Jr chaired the event with attendees including Richard R. Kline and guests from Baltimore Mt Airy and besides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norfolk-Newport News
Maryland Port Authority
Baltimore
Maryland
United States
Brussels
Belgium
Baltimore Radio
Halpin
Puan Ik
George B. Delaplaine Jr
Richard R. Kline
Kir
Firemen Buy Land for Carnival Grounds in Frederick County
A Montgomery County fire company bought seven to eight acres of former Manion land in Mountain View Park north of Hyattstown on Maryland 355 for a permanent carnival site. The sale, reported by local attorney Jerome Offa, was public and part of estate proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Jerome Offa
William Vernon Manon
Manion
Mountain View Park
Hyattstown
Maryland
Offutt
Hyattstown Volunteer Fire
Lire
Jesse
Rippeon
Hyatt
Town Volunteer Fire Department
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Loudoun County High School
Mass Addie Purcell
Addie Purcell
May Weadon
Catherine Kilgour
Charles Steele
Marquarete Potterfield
George Phillips
Kate Payne
Hawkins Point
Harry Harper
Air Force
Air Force Band
Armory
WAF
Fort Hol Athority
Prinbird
Puerto Rico
Cuba
Buddy Dean
Representa Baltimore
Lackland
Air Force Base
Texas
Recruter
East Church Street
Helen Crecht
Rotterdam
Cottman
Balttimore
Cline
Arm Omar
Eng
Benjamin Shuff
This City
Asal Watkins
Mt. Airy
Karl Ruback
Baltumore
Dean
Miles
Bennett
Imperial Vintage Milk Glass
Yesteryear
Imperial
Cafe & Valance
Valance
Ennett
Olympia
Royal—Underwood—Remington Smith-Corona
Hermes—Olivetti
Everest
Williams Typewriter & Supply
E. Patrick Si
Farmers and Mechanics Citizensational Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office
Union Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Blue Ridge Home Comfort Club
Blue Ridge
Aero Oil Co
P. O. Box
Frederick, ML
Coffer Tasle