Local Graduates Take Notable Positions And Returns
The News notes recent graduates and students: a Hagerstown Business College graduate has a position with the Bank of Brunswick. George Edward Wire Jr a Virginia Medical College senior spent a weekend with his parents in Frederick. Barbara Hickman returns to Hood College for her senior year and Nancy Ellen Rich goes back to Shepherd College as a senior.
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Cently
Hagerstown Business College
Bank of Brunswick
George Edward Wire, Jr
Virginia Medical Colege
Charlottisville
G. E Wire
Barbara Hickman
Hood College
Nancy Ellen Rich
Shepherd College
Parkway School PTA To Resume Meetings
Parkway School PTA prepares for the first meeting of the new term on Tuesday September 25 at 7 30 p m. The program will explain reading writing and general subjects by grade with a group of teachers. A social hour and refreshments follow the meeting. Willard Markey is the president.
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Parkway School
PTA
Association
Willard Markey
Lovettsville Social News Highlights Local Visitors
Lovettsville and area residents entertain relatives and guests while others travel to Blacksburg and Knoxville. Visitors include Lucketts and Germantown residents, and addresses include Loudoun hospital and Lime Kiln. The Lovettsville Home Demonstration Group meets next Wednesday with luncheon for Catoclin Club guests.
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Germantown
Haupt
Rosamond Stream
Stream
Garland Harland
Washington
Carl Zinn
Independence
W. Va
George Wire
Raymond Mann
Loudoun Hospital
Mary Hillie McCoy
Loudoun County
Barbara Brewer
Silver Spring
F. D. Keister
Keister
W. W. Turner
Hamilton
F. N. Neff
Carol Whitney
George Mentzer
Charles Norris
Joyce
Knoxville
F. W. Fawley
Lovettsville
Henry Jones
Catoclin Club
Lovellsville Club
Robert Washington
William Washington
Brunswick
John Norris
Etch. Baker
Fred Baker
Don
Baltimore
Milton Hollar
George Louder
F. D. Brown
Othe Spring
Lime Kiln
James Williams
L. A. Womeldorph
Belya Graham
Union Bridge Notes and Reunion Highlights
Local news items from Union Bridge include visits by James Billmyer and family in New York City, hospital transport for Mrs. Calvin Lawrence to St. Agnes Baltimore, and Miss Janice Chen starting at Fort Wayne Bible School. A Rally Day program is planned at the Methodist church with Carol Huey directing the senior choir. The Stevens family reunion occurred September 9 at Elmer Roderick’s home in New Market with numerous relatives listed as attendees.
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James Billmyer
New York City
Claude Billmyer
Billmyer
Upton Gladhill
Westminster
Vernon Gladhill
Beatrice Gladhuil
Calvin Lawrence
St. Agnes Hospital
Baltimore
Union Bridge Fire Company
Janice Chen
Adam Chen
Fort Wayne
Carol Huey
Donald McIntosh
Elmer Wolfe High School
Impressions From Unionville Women’s Club Fall Meeting
The Unionville Women’s Club held its first fall gathering with 33 members. President Mrs. Stanley Eury spoke on club impressions and highlights of the women’s short course and Mrs. Monroe Lowman reported on a May tour of new and remodeled homes.
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Unionville Club
Stanley Eury
Olle Jones
Eury
Monroe Lowman
Ned Zeiler
Russell Horman
Ella Schoolman
Clinton Hughes
Charles Remsburg
Holly Albaugh
Roberta Bostain
Club
Germany
Club reports and upcoming events noted at meeting
Chairman Jed M osngng presented the street tor's report. Mrs Harry Himes led the event with remarks by Mrs A H Derr on five tea gatherings. Mrs Dudrow spoke on club women’s Blood Bank role. donors included Mrs Monroe Stup and Mrs William Howard. Demonstrations by Mrs Zimmerman and Mrs Hargett on detergents. A committee of Mrs Charles King, Mrs Himes, and Mrs Leslie Wiles will assist with the Community Show. Kitchen School set for September 28 in Frederick. cake walk by Mrs Siup. A cake given to Mrs Charles King. Next meeting October 15 at Mrs Edgar Hargett’s home.
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Iiamsville Club
Walter A. England
Lemuel Breckenridge
Breckenridge
U. N
Harry €. Swamley
Earl Ridg Jey
Leonard Neal
Claude Neal
Huston
Donard Hargett
England
Walter Engand
Jed Mo Sngng
Streetor
Harry Himes
A. H. Derr
Club
Paul Buhrman
Utica
Paul Wise
Lewistown Club
Dudrow
Monroe Stup
William Howard
Ballenger Club
William Zimmerman
Russell L. Hargett
Charles King
Leslie Wiles
Frederick
Siup
Edgar Hargett
Prince Who Was A Thief At Tivoli Opens Sunday
At the Tivoli’s Opera House run begins Sunday with The Prince who Was A Thief in technicolor featuring Piper Laurie Tony Curtis and Jeff Corey. Weekly schedule lists No Questions Asked with Barry Sullivan Arlene Dahl and George Murphy Thursday and Friday plus kiddies show and double feature Montana Desperado and So This Is Washington. Also Dean Martin and Jerry Lewis in That’s My Boy today through Wednesday with further films House on Telegraph Hill and Flying Leathernecks next week. Hydrogen peroxide solutions’ handling noted as important for rocket propulsion.
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City Opera House
Montana
Dean Martin
Jerry Lewis
Boy
Tivoli Theater
House On Telegraph Hill
Richard Basehart
Valentina Cortesa
William Lundigan
Technicolor
John Wayne
Robert Ryan
Residents split on likelihood of U S Soviet war
In a local survey six residents give cautious views on whether the United States and Soviet Russia will enter World War II. Harold Staley foresees a war possible but uncertain. others express hope for a peaceful outcome or fear of conflict unless conditions improve.
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United States
Harold M. Staley
Bloom‘field
Howard E. Riddlemose
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