Open Line Questions on Social Security and Constitution Aid
A regular column invites questions on issues from readers with responses on Social Security death determinations for Black Lung, requests for copies of the Constitution, and details on FHA funds for rural water and sewer projects. It includes notes on VA aid for blind veterans, Lovettsville Homemakers meeting outcomes, and a Loudoun County deputy’s remarks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. House of Representatives
Washington
D.C
Social Security Administration
United States
FHA
Office of Management & Budget
House
Congress
Lovettsville Area News Notes Local Events
Community notices include a 45 minute program at 10 30 am and safety talks by the Ladies Club. Recovery well wishes go to Luther Frye after a stroke. Local visits span Rectortown to Pittsburgh with Keister and Lindsey families. Keep Loudoun Beautiful cleanup by Pack 926 and Fire Rescue auction on June 10 are announced. May 6 events feature Mt. Pleasant UMC supper and a paper drive. Pearl Frye’s birthday is celebrated this Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louise V. Mentzer
Lovettsville Home Demonstration Club
Virginia Tiffany
Bernice Stallings
Ruth Stevens
Mary Cooper
Front Royal
Howard Keyes
Loudoun County
The
Luther Frye
Loudoun Memorial Hospital
Tommy Overton
Richmond
Bo Overton
Broad Run
Viola Overton
Leslie Painter
Lillian Keister
Damron
Jasper Rickard
Freddy
Rectortown
Leonard Neff
Johanna Keister
College Park
Francis Lindsey
Pittsburgh
James Lindsey
June Dinterman
Eva Payne
Lena Hess
M. W. Kreisinger
John
W. F. Lindsey
Fire and Rescue Companies
Game Club
Mt. Pleasant United
Boy Scouts
John Lemp
Pearl Frye
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Washington, DC
Goodloe Byron
Maryland
Lovettsville
Lemp
Elizabeth Frye
Roanoke
Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church
Kreisinger
Richard Hickman Jr
Samuel George
Robert Keister
Prc-Way
East Street
Mongcacy
Aropeing Center
News-Post
RCA
Rez
AccuColor
Routzahn's
East Patrick
A.F.T
AccMatic
Accu- Color
E. Patrick
Diag
Rans
Functional Contemporary
Routzahn’s
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