Canal Parkway Bill Clears Committee
Washington AP A long pending bill to create a Chesapeake and Ohio Canal Parkway was cleared by the House Rules Committee. Chairman Howard Smith said two hours of general debate would be allowed, with no immediate action date set. He opposes financial features but backs the project’s land purchase to 10,009 acres along the canal from Washington to near Cumberland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Rules Committee
Howard Smith
D-Va
House
Smith
House Interior Committee
Cumberland, 3Rd
Lovettsville Ladies Plan Bake Sale and Meeting
Mrs Roxie Johnson hosted the W S C S at Mr Ofer Methodist Church with March program by Wilma Deener and family Bible study led by Louise Mentzer. Mrs Fleming presided as plans for a Purcellville bake sale on March 26 were set and a nominating committee was named. Refreshments served to a list of members as William Washington of Lexington Park visited. The Rust farm sale drew strong prices with Harry Wilt buying the 118 acre tract and the Rust family preparing to move to Florida.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Keister
Lovettsville — Mirs
Roxie Johnson
W.s.cs
Ofer Methodist Church
Wilma Deener
Jeanette Fler
Louise Mentzer
Fleming
Purcellville
Elizabeth Riley
Pearl Cooper
Virginia Nek
Lydia Cooper
5Ernne Johnson
Louise Menzier
Margie Arnold
Wilmer Deener
Jeanette Fleming
Phy Ridgeway
Leona Fleming
Anna Dixom
Virginia Nelson
William Washington
Lexington Park
Wright
Washington
Mason Rust
Harry W. Wilt
Rust
Florida
Community club workday amid falling snow and events
The ladies of the demonstration club met at the clubhouse for basketry and chair reseating as snow began. Several stayed until evening, while others left early. Notices include births, visits, showers, and local obituaries and social events across Loudoun and nearby towns.
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Stration
Eugene Everhart
Loudoun County Hospital
Paul Douglas
Tommy Lindsey
Arlington
Francisys
Roy Lee George
Janet Wilklow
Gertrude Rickard
Miss Rickard
John Rickard
Eilene Frye
Harriet Frye
Amna Wut
Richard Cummings
Clayton Williams
Mason Fleming
Alvin Fleming
Sue Ellen Palmer
Joan Stauffer
Jasper Rickard
Evelyn Brown
Elizabeth Smirh
Katherine Ann
John Carroll
Ann Carroll
Katherine
Rose Lindsey
Leith
Birthday party and family news from Lovettsville area
Local items record birthdays, family visits, and moves. Betsy Harris birthday party in Rawson W Va features relatives from Rawson, District Heights, Arlington and Neersville. A second child born in Loudoun County Hospital. Scot Ridgeway welcomed by Ridgeway family. St James Reformed Church Ladies Guild to sponsor Woodrow and Mrs Turner for a lecture on East Pakistan slides April 5 in Lovettsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James W. Harris
Tir
C. E. Imes
Ransea
W. Va
Samuel Pearl
Exa Pearl
Keys Gap
Washington, D.C
Alfred Johnson
David Lee Ridgeway
Loudoun County Hospital
Scot Wa Little Dale Ridge
Way
R. J
Mowry
Irvin
Ladies Guild of
St. James Reformed Church
Mirs
Woodrow Turner
East Pakistan
Lovettsville
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Robert Peacock
Clarence Welsh
Susie
Kenneth Settle
Edith Bruin
Hazel Yakey
Wiliam Petro
Cleveland
Lovellsville
Loudoun High School
David Jackson
William Jones
Jones
Jackson
Brenda Piece
Elene Grove
Linda Belle Green
Joyce Ayres
Janet Mann
Nancy Baker
Shirley Russ
Pat Fagg
Broad Run Farms
Clarence Tubb
al Aviation Agency
Norfolk
Welshes
Fred Ball
Ashburn
Dudley Webb
Arcola
George Welsh
En of
Airs
Alma Welsh
Robert George
Junior Aid Society of
New Jerusalem
Frederick
Stearns & Foster
Line’s Furniture
Cliore
S. Market
E. Patrick MO
Leslie Baker
Buddy Fetcher
Lancaster
Charles Kauf
Everhart
Ridgsley Albaugh
Ms. Louis
Henry George
Stanley Frye
Garland Walker
Rawson
the News
Frederick, Maryland
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Phone Monument
Farmers Supply CO. Delaval Milkers AU
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Woodsboro
AID
North Market Street
Fina
Arcadia
New York State
E. P. Thom
Etoile de Hollande
McGredy
Briarcliff
EL Jeoples Qik
Crimson Glory
Ieee RS
W. Patrick St
N. Market St. Shopping Center
Shaw
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