Bolivar News Highlights From Northern Virginia and Maryland
Several Bolivar residents visited relatives in Harpers Ferry Winchester and Leesburg while others attended a Maryland Teachers Association meeting in Baltimore. Interments included Myrtle Mae McDonough whose son Kennett Earl was in Korea. A plastics party featured Mrs Truman Wey as demonstrator and about twenty guests. Local band marched in Shepherdstown parade. Fishing saw Pat Sponseller land a 3.25 lb bass. A Bolivar couple welcomed daughter Gail Regina on October 9.
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Gentry Muse
Camp Hill
Virginia Murphy
Kron, O
Anne Smith
Grace Frye
Leesburg
Florida
John Muse
Washington
Leon Donavan
Allen Dinkle
Bruns Wick
Bolivar
Catherine Butts
Lenora Staubs
Silver Grove
Harpers Perry
Fannie Leman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Shepherdstown
Raymond Murphy
Harbers Ferry
Fred Icenhower
Bf Washington
Carp Hill
Emma Evans
Harpers Ferry
Ted Sager
Moorefield
W. Va
Charles Whitmore
Guilfords Rest
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Gateway
Hagerstown
Fred Beall
Steven
Liberty
Reno Eaton
Pat Sponseller
William Lancaster
Buckton
Perry Eackles
Richmond
Charlies Town
W. E. Fitzgerald
D. C. Cook
G. E. Webb
Edgar Bartles
Paul Bartles
Norman Clevenger
Atlanta
Gail Regina
Clevenger
Harpers Ferry High School
Catherine Trundle
Charles Trundle
Esther Clevenger
Wilde Derry
B. F. Eackles
Cumberland
Kittie Reigger
Fam
Weekend notices and a Tokyo air crash headline
Local society notes detail visits and travel around Harpers Ferry and nearby towns including George Green family in Baltimore and Enoch Vickers on furlough. A Japan HaNeda Airport C-47 crash injured two of seventeen aboard but left most unscathed. touring show members survived.
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Ily
Baltimore
George Green
Enoch Vickers
Dhaban
Arabia
Imogene Turner
George Jones
William Spickles
John Glover
Charles Wolfe
Lloyd Haugh
K. K. Cavalier
John Glover Sr
Nancy Campbell
Harpers Ferry
Jefferson Roller Rink
H. T. McDonald
Frank McDonald
A. S. Wavy
Perry Point
Donald Fackles
Annapolis
Judy
Patty
Richard Walke
Sally
Long Island
Marion Hallam Gladman
Lakeland
Fla
Scottish Castle
Bolivar Heights
Leon Edwards
Camp Hill
LeRoy Beans
Round Hill
Preston Millard
James Harris
Camp Hull
Tokyo
Haneda
Japan
United States diplomat meets Soviet foreign minister in Moscow
The United States charge d affaires Hugh S. Cumming Jr met Acting Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in Moscow on November 7. Cumming gave no details of the interview, which lasted about an hour, as he declined to reveal the contents of discussions during the briefing at the Soviet Ministry of Foreign Affairs. The event occurred as part of ongoing exchanges between the two countries amid troop morale shows in the Orient.
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Elirver Rom
RTC
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Andrei Gromyka
Gromykk
Moscow
Cumming
United States
Hugh S. Cumming, Jr
Gromyko
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