Home Beneficial Promotes Two Men in Winchester District
The Winchester District of Home Beneficial Life Insurance promotes George Melvin Clark and Hugh Patton from agents to superintendents effective January. Clark, a Frederick County native and Handley High School and University of Virginia alumnus, has 17 years in insurance and holds a Life Underwriters Training Certificate. He chairs Martinsburg Methodist Church and has a daughter Elizabeth Ann. Patton, who joined the company in 1950, has qualified for all company conventions and will attend the Daytona Beach meeting again, married to Maxine Ludwig.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Clark
Hugh Patton
Winchester
The
Home Beneficial Life Insurance Company
George Melvin Clark
Clark
Frederick County
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Washington, D. C
Life Underwriters
Local
Life Underwriters Association
Mr. Clark
Elizabeth Ann
Martinsburg
Local Dinner Guests and Holiday Visits Listed
Community notices list multiple families hosting dinners and holiday visitors from Front Royal Arlington Philadelphia Jessups Martinsburg Winchester and Frederick with names including West Morrison Shearer Hilderbrand Castleman Welsh and Beltzhoover as well as a note about M M A asking how long the Federal government has published its Monthly Labor Review and answering since 1895.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
G. B. West
Loreen
Front Royal
J. S. Morrison
Ricky
Arlington
Arnold Gordon
Charles W. Shearer
Philadelphia
S. J. Swimley
William Hilderbrand
George Hilderbrand
Frederick
W. B. Castleman
Jimmie
L. M. Welsh
W. B. Grove
Martinsburg
W. Va
Merenes Castleman
Louise
Winchester
Labor Review
Congress
Social Notes From Slanesville and Nearby
Slanesville West Virginia scene reports visits among families from Cresaptown Maryland to Heavner and Kidwell households. Local activities include Mt Union Ladies Aid meeting January 5 with listed members and a Modern Method party hosted by Edna Kinnie with demonstrator Neva Crouse and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iversity
West Virginia
Morgantown
Fred Snyder
Mt. Union Ladies Aid Society
Mabel McDonald
Leona Baker
Flossie Bucklee
Etta Moreland
Lyneth Landis
Lutie Kidwell
Thelma Bailey
Evelyn Northcroft
Geraldine Loy
Dorothy Moreland
Edith Cowgill
Court Notices and Political History Snippet
Court records cite Delmar Keeler of Frederick County fined $9.25 for drunkenness and Joseph Edward Smith of 568 North Loudoun Street fined $9.25 for public drunkenness. A civic question notes it is the 29th time in U.S. history the executive branch has represented one party while the Senate and House are of another.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delmar Keeler
Frederick County
Joseph Edward Smith
N. Loudoun St
Senate
House of Representatives
L.L. A
United States
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Deanna Dea and
Mitchell
East St
Slanesville
Carl Long
Cresaptown
Ray Heavner
Kathryn Taylor
Lynn
Baltimore
Robert Shelley
Russell
Cliff, N. M
Shelley
Frank Thorne
Earl Grubb
Lorena Kidwell
Kennis
Edith Bloom
Bertha Alkire
Cleveland
Hameworth
Ohio
Ken Snyder
Carr Publishing CO
N. Braddock St
Kool-Vent Aluminum Awning Corp
Virginia
Leslie C. Jones
George Washington Hotel
Grove's
the Food Center
DIAL
Morrell
Windsor
Borden
Carnation
Armstrong
GAFA
Aaraacianai
T.niece
Coil Noeareacy
Vymarunme
Wen Aes
Grove Furniture Coq
Loudoun ST
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