Strip Teaser Defends Her Art at Royal Oak Luncheon
Libby Jones defended her burlesque art before members of the Royal Oak Lions Club during a Monday luncheon. The performance drew surprise attendance and dignitaries as Libby discussed careers, earnings from 750 to 1260 dollars, and the purpose of strip tease in her life. Club President Sam Malarino presented her a certificate of appreciation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal Oak
Mich
Libby Jones
Royal Oak Club
Libby
Detroit
Sam Malarino
Real Estate Transfers List From Winchester Area
Realty transfers show multiple deeds in Stonewall and Back Creek districts around Winchester. Listings include transfers to Hawkins Dodgson Baer Lofton Carson Garber and others with parcels on U S Route 11 Route 522 Myrtle Ave Longcroft Road Montague Ave and several local subdivisions. Values cited include 30000 40000 and 2300 acres with entities such as Wilde Acres Inc Mt Olive Church and Glaize Developments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Grace Swartz
Roy A. Hawkins
Nain
William H. Butler, Jr
Charles Dodgson
Burning Knolls
Kenneth E. Whitacre
Charles A. Baer
U.S. Rt. 11
Stonewall Dist
Winchester
Burton Hoover
Rudolph C. Martin
Charles Isaac Alger
Homer W. Lofton
Wilson Blvd
Frederic County
Henry B. Smoot
Wilde Acres, Inc
Back Creek Dist
Little
Big North Mountains
Turner W. Lockhart
Peggy L. Ritter
Mt. Olive
Myrtle Ave
E. W. Mangum
Norwood
G. O’roark and
Longcroft Road
Bafflio Heights
Drapes and Roof Overhang Draw Fresh Air Force Scrutiny
Air Force faces new embarrassment over a $4500 drape bill at the Colorado Springs academy dining hall. Congressional disclosures show $90,000 financed roof overhang, intended to obviate drapes, with $2500 more needed to finish drapes on one glass wall. Under secretary MacIntyre had no explanation, and the matter was dropped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ea Washington
Air Force
Congress
Colorado Springs
Academy
Appropriations Committee
Harry M. Sheppard
Calif
Sheppard
M .A. Maclntyre
Douglas
Bank Condition Report for Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester
Charter No 6084 Reserve District No 5 reports the June 10 1959 condition of Farmers and Merchants National Bank Winchester Virginia. It lists assets including cash loans real estate and government obligations and liabilities totalling deposits 17 514 860 30 with capital stock surplus undivided profits and reserves listed. Notary public HERSER confirms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers and Merchants National Bank of Winchester
Virginia
United States
Federal Reserve Bank
Brucetown News Briefs Guests Visit Local Families
Brucetown society items list numerous guest visits and dinner and weekend gatherings. Recipients include Fredericksburg residents Mrs W W Butzner Jr and Anna Moore, Berryville’s Ann Greenwalt, Richmond visitors Ralph Costen and Carol Ann, and many others from Washington Martinsburg Winchester and Romney.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brucetown
W. W. Butzner, Jr
Anna Moore
Fredericksburg
George M. Beltzhoover
Ann Greenwalt
Berryville
Carolyn Kerns
Ralph Costen
Carol Ann
Richmond
Frank Swimley, Jr
Ashby Price
James Carrick
Elkins
W. Va
L. A. Verzi
Washington
E. V. Gleisner
Peggy
Penny
Mickey Clowser
Ridgeway
Roy Clowser
Calvin Cain
Andy Whitacre
Luther Welch
Carl Shutts
Winchester
W. B. Grove
Martinsburg
Paul Eaton
Harrisonburg
Ronald Price
Timberville
Floyd Grandle
Bobby
Sonny
Keezletown
Allen Turner
Lacy Spring
Donald Bragg and Son
Baltimore, Md
Frank Bragg, Sr
John Williams
Romney
Thornton Attends Teaching Meet At Petersburg
M T Thornton a Berryville vocational agriculture teacher and NFA adviser returned from a five day Virginia State College conference in Petersburg June 22 27 The event drew about 120 home economics 89 vocational ag 59 trades and industrial 29 business teachers and 21 principals Virginia NFA won over 2000 in National Foundation Awards with improved NFA NHA camp facilities and rising enrollments Other speakers covered out of school programs eyecatching exhibits and farming trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.T. Thornton
Johnson-Williams School
Berryville
Milton Valley
New Farmers of America
Virginia State College
Petersburg
Virginia
NFA
National Foundation
They Match OKLAHOMA CITY court cases noted
Among court cases listed are Hamburgers versus Fry and Driver versus the Oklahoma Turnpike Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma City
Fry and
Driver
Olkahoma Turnpike Authority
Tudioroids Star To Fight A Judo Match
Hollywood AP TV star Wayde Preston is barred by his studio from fighting a judo match with lawyer Arthur Crowley. Warner Brothers warns such a bout violates Preston contract. Crowley, 34, 5 feet 9, and Preston, 28, 6 feet 4, had agreed to settle a party dispute with a Japanese style contest at 6 30 p m wagering $1 000 on the outcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Wayde Preston
Arthur Crowley
Warner Brothers
Preston
Crowley
Lance Reventlow
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frederick County
James I. Grove
Max Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Dist
Roy E. Webber
Glaize Developments, Inc
Wichester
Arthur D. Hewitt
Boyd T. Davis
C. C. Dye
Second St
Virginia Land Corp
Jeane F. Lillis
Lot and
Lambden Ave
Kathryn Myers Whetzel
Samuel D. Preston
Handley Ave
W. Merlin Bly
Allen P. Emmart
N. Loudoun St
Elsie V. Henry
Roy L. Rudolph
S. Braddock St
Juli
James H. Douglas
House Appropriations Committee
J. H. Yost
Ray Robinson
Herser
Notary Public
Jef Teen
Brucetown News
Royal Regiment of Canada
Queen Elizabeth
Toronto
Thornton
J. H. Russell
Vo-Ag
C. B. Jeter
J. M. Campbell
O. R. Johnson
H. W. Sanders
V.P.L
C. S. McLaren
E. G. Thompson
J. A. Miller
Oakland
N.J
Warner Rosenschein
Catavey
Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
The
National Association of Insurance Agents
W. H. Louthan, JR
W. Boscawen St
Tudioreroids
Sears
Mme Giant I7 Co
Loudoun St
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