Lions install officers at Lovettsville meeting
The Lovettsville Lions Club installed officers at New Jerusalem Church. Robert McClain becomes President with Matthew McLaughlin as 1st Vice President and Cliff Walker as 2nd Vice President. Other posts include Edward Colbert as 3rd Vice President and Marvin Filler as Secretary Treasurer. Directors are Harold Owens, Carolton Payne, M. L. Kretsinger, and Sidney Shade. District leaders attended the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Rickard
Lovettsville
Lion’s Club
New Jerusalem Church
Robert McClain
Matthew McLaughlin
Cliff Walker
Edward Colbert
Marvin Filler
Harold Owens
Carolton Payne
M.L
Kretsinger
Sidney Shade
Lion Tanner
Vaughn Clatter
Rehobeth Methodist Church
Graham Spring
Miami
Florida
Joe Spring
Gary English
Denise
Roy Lee George
Red Bud Acres
Katherine English
Robert Moore
Walkersville
Leroy Moore
W. A. Moore
Mary Compher
Ernie Moore
New York
New Educational Unit
New Jerusalem Lutheran Church
Luther Mauner
Virginia Synod
Milton Holler
Maxine Baker
Don
Baltimore
St. Petersburg
Winifred Grove
Germany
Army Nurse Corps
Atlantic City
Hagerstown
Mary Frye
Walter Engle
Richmond
Massanetta Springs
Harrisonburg
Johnson
Thelma Danner
Harry Danner
Shenandoah Chorus
Carl Johnson
Massanetta Chorus
L. E. Brown
Jim James
Falls Church
Jack Preusser
Arlington
John Brown
Robert
Leesburg
Reggie Wilklow
Fred Graham
John Brady
Sara
Charlotte Brown
James Binkley
Herndon
Maurice
Fred Hatcher
Binkley
DECO
Families Gather for Picnic and Visits Across States
A week of family visits unfolds with Mr Brady and Uncle and Aunt in Evanston Illinois. St James Church Bible School reports 50 attendees marking its first Evening School success. Maurice Hatcher hosts a Fathers Day picnic with guests from Baltimore Brunswick and Leesburg. Funeral services for Edward Lamar Potterfield attenders listed from Catonsville Hagerstown Garrett Park and others. Elizabeth Leonard travels from Phoenix to attend William and Mary events after Edward Potterfield’s death. Tom Miller and Catherine with Ronnie visit relatives Mr and Mrs Browns uncle and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Bradys
Brady
Nick Williams
Evanston
Illinois
St. James Church
Vacaation Bible School
Maurice Hatcher
Edward Wharton
Baltimore
John Norris
Jackie Cornelius
Brunswick
Leslie Baker
Berkley Baker
Ruth Smarr
Etch Baker
Gretchen Wharton
Hatchers
Robert Lee Potterfield
Leesburg
Richard Hickman
Elizabeth Leonard
Edward Lamar Potterfield
Catonsville
Hagerstown
George Wire
Laura F Potterfield
Winifred Myers
Columbia Wire
Esther
Freida Johnson
Gilbert Jackson
Garrett Park
Phoenix
Ariz
Williamsburg
William and Mary
Edward Potterfield
Richard Hickmans
Tom Miller
Catherine
Ronnie
Mrs. Miller
Rainards mournful call as Isabella Rainard dies
Fred Martin of Roselle Park conveys family sorrow as Mrs Isabella Rainard dies, with Inez Fay of Philadelphia and other relatives gathered. Alumni Association officers for the coming year were elected at the June 13 banquet at the Elementary School, naming Daniel Turney as President Jimmy Nichols as Vice President Sue Wire Hickman as Secretary and Nancy George Mullen as Treasurer, with a hypnotist and dancing follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Martin
Roselle Park
Ulric Rainard
Richmond
Isabella Rainard
Inez Fay
Philadelphia
Rainards
Daniel Turney
Jimmy Nichols
Sue Wire Hickman
Nancy George Mullen
P.T. A
Kiwanis Learn Value Of Milk June Meeting
The Kiwanis Club of Frederick in the Francis Scott Key Hotel learned milk is essential for all ages. Speakers included Dairy Princess Jane Amoss of Harford County and Jeanne Clark of the Dairy Council of Greater Washington, with Ideal Dairy milk featured at lunch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Club of
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Sterling Bollinger
Dairyman
Jane Amoss
Harford County
Jeanne Clark
Dairy Council
Dairy princess promotes milk and diet in club event
Miss Amoss wearing a light blue dress and crown speaks on milk's practicality and the four food groups. Mrs. Clarke outlines Dairy Council work. festivities include birthdays, new member awards, and a planned August picnic. Dr. Burgess warns about ticks and Lyme disease risks in grass and brush areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amoss
Angela Remsberg
Middletown
Clarke
Dairy Council
John Underwood
Roxie Montgomery
Montgomery County
Edythe. M. Turner
Eugene Kefauver
Spotted Fever Case Reported in Frederick County
Dr Forbes H Burgess Frederick County health officer reported the first Rocky Mountain spotted fever case this year. The patient, a 38 year old LeGore housewife, contracted the disease on June 14 and is in satisfactory condition as ticks transmit the illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Burgess
Rocky Mountain
Frederick County
Forbes H. Burgess
LeGore
Welch to lead AMA at 113th annual convention
Dr Norman A Welch of Boston takes over the presidency of the American Medical Association tonight succeeding Dr Edward R Annis of Miami Fla The Tufts College Medical School graduate is consultant physician to five Massachusetts hospitals and has led the Massachusetts Medical Service Blue Shield since 1950 The AMA holds its 113th annual convention in San Francisco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Norman A. Welch
Boston
American Medical Association
Welch
Edward R. Annis
Miami
Fla
Tufts College Medical School
Massachusetts
Massachusetts Medical Service
AMA
Post Office Extends Hours After Community Pressure
Baltimore officials report weekday window hours extended by one hour at the main Post Office and Saturday afternoon service restored after patrons and city leaders criticized May cutbacks. The move aims to restore previous service levels and reduce local congestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
William F. Laukaitis
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Robert L. Smith
Sperry
Storm
Donald Koons
Glenn Main Jr
Duvall W. Sneadner
Herman A. Hauver
C. Irvine Cather
William, T. Howard Jr
Donald Trowbridge
Lyle W. Ashby
Ralph M. Sharpe
Ronald Gazzano
Nelson Langan
Edward H. Henkler
Guy E. Kelly
Lionel Burgess
Ellicott City
John Collins
Easter Branch
Ronald Edward Smith
Johns Hopkins University
Sears Roebuck and Ree
Sears
West
Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Footers Cleaners
S. Market St
N. Market St. Frederick Shopping Center
Vive
la Difference
Viz
Jewels
F. 8. K. Hotel Bldg
Village Hardware
Monocacy Village
United Stampa
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