Stein-Prichard Vows Exchanged at Highfield Church
Miss Rebecca Mae Prichard and Terry Joseph Stein wed March 20 at St Henrys United Church of Christ Highfield in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Claude H Carl. Attendants wore grape and moss green linen gowns. After a reception at Blue Ridge Mt Fire Co social room the couple left for a unknown honeymoon destination. Both hold local ties with Cascade and Hedrick Iowa and Fort Ritchie NC Naval Center. The bride is a Smithsburg High School and Columbia Business School graduate employed at Tab Books while the groom serves in the U S Navy. A rehearsal dinner was hosted by the groom and bride's parents at the Big Dipper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Mae Pricharde
Terry Joseph Stein
St. Stephen’s United Church of Christ, Highfield
Luther L. Prichard
Cascade
Kenneth L. Stein
Hedrick
Iowa
Claude H. Carl
Freddie Pryor
Betty Mentzer
Quincy
Pamela Prichard
Dior
Linda Rogers
Vanessa Nagle
Edward Coyle
Maid of Honor
Tracey Benchoff
Carl Frisby
Tim Gray
Freddie L. Pryor
Dennis C. Prichard
Parish Benchoff
Blue Ridge
Smithsburg High School
Columbia Business School
Tab Books
Pekin Community High School
Iowa Tech
U.S. Navy
Fort Ritchie National Military Command System
Mary Brown
Frederick Bridge Club and others hold weekly games
The Frederick Bridge Club met last Monday night with north-south winners Dr. Walter Snow and Mrs. Edward Thomas leading the field. East-west winners included Mrs. Evelyn Krantz and Mrs. William Fuhrman. A 7 15 p.m. regular game is planned tonight at the VFW Country Club. The Catoctin Bridge Club met last Wednesday with top teams led by Mrs. Charles Arotsky and Mrs. Edward Thomas. The Afternoon Duplicate Bridge Club met last Thursday with winners Mrs. Edward Thomas and Mrs. Manuel Weinberg, and others, at Erin's Italian Kitchen Rosemont Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Bridge Club
Walter Snow
Edward Thomas
Dennis Kalberg
Gerald Yonetz
Charles Crum
Leonard Spero
Frank Castle
E. L. Neff
Evelyn Krantz
William Fuhrman
Scott Welty
Manuel Weinberg
Jack Groth
Richard Bernstein
Dorsey Shipley
Harry Hamilton
Catoctin Bridge Club
Charles Arotsky
J. Weldon Harper
Robert Remsburg
Jules Shapiro
Ross Smith
Marlowe Cline
James A. Kime
Walter Feaga
C. Douglas
The
American Legion
Thurmont
Duplicate Bridge Club
R. G. Kline
J. A. Kime
Erin’s Italian Kitchen
Rosemont Avenue
Wiles Celebrate Golden Anniversary in Middletown Area
Mr. and Mrs. Harry D. Wiles observed their 50th wedding anniversary at Serenity near Middletown hosted by son William H. Wiles and daughter-in-law. A three-tiered cake was cut and a yellow white color scheme with spring flowers highlighted the event. The couple wed March 26, 1921, in Frederick by Rev. Ulysses G. Rupp. they have spent their entire married life in the Frederick area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry D. Wiles
Serenity
Inlaw
William H. Wiles
Middletown
Linda Lea Wiles
Elsie Wiles
Wiles
City Couple Honored With Cards And Gifts
Mr Wiles a retired city employee and avid sports fan will be 73 in May. Mrs Wiles, 71, remains a very active housewife sharing her husband's sports interest. The honored couple received many cards and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiles
Miss Myers Bride of C S Valentine
Miss Betty Marie Myers and Clarence Samuel Valentine united in marriage March 18 at Keysville Lutheran Church. Attendants included Mrs. Mary Ann Scire and Miss Jeanie Kaetzel. The couple reside in Frederick. The bride taught in Frederick County and the groom is a Drug Fair store manager in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Marie Myers
Clarence Samuel Valentine
Keysville Lutheran Church
Dennis Myers
Westminster
Edgar A. Valentine Jr
Taneytown
William Markley
Leonard Reifsnyder
Susan Martin
Mary Ann Scire
Point of Rocks
Jeanie Kaetzel
Mr. Airy
Marcie Barr
Frederick
Fred Seire
Melvin Bostian
James Graf
Baltimore
Wool and wigs in old crime lore spur phrase origin
The World Almanac Facts traces the saying to a wig worn by gentlemen in wool. It notes highwaymen of the era used a trick by pulling a victim’s wig down over his eyes before stealing valuables.
Rolly Colorado Funny to Frances Benson Today
A brief humorous note from Rolly, Colorado to Frances Benson circulating today. The message plays on small town wit and friendly tone in local correspondence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Benson
Rolly
Colo
Guy E Bakers Celebrate 50th Wedding Anniversary
The 50th wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. Guy E. Baker was marked with a March 16 reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel attended by about 200 relatives and friends. Lions Club Libertytown Unionville presented a tribute. The couple, married March 16 1921, reside in Libertytown area and attend Singapore Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy E. Baker
Francis Scott Key Hotel
James E. Baker
Frederick
Pamela
Vincent
Lions Club of
Libertytown-Unionville
Guy Baker
Bakers
James O. Wrightson
Methodist Church
Baker
Ruth Engler
New Windsor
Libertytown
Singanore Methodist Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
VFW Country Club
Catoctin
Bahamas
Boyer Travel Agency
S. Market St
Frederick Health
Gene Smith
Mrs
Miss Myers Bride
C.S. Valentine
Catherine Coshun
Melissa Graf
Florida
E. Second Street
Westminster High School
Bridgewater College
Frederick County
the Groom
Emmitsburg High School
University of Maryland
Drug Fair, Inc
Sheroken House of Hair Fashion
East Third St
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge
Loa Theta Rho
Maryland
Robin Rippeon
Donna Hahn
Carol Lydard
Ruthie
New Girls Club
Loa Theta Rho Girls Club
Odd Fellows Temple
Samaritan Rebekah Lodge No
Rebekah Assembly
Katherine Kohan
Theta Rho Assembly
Virginia Mae Ramsburg
Doris Ramsburg
Clarissa Jewell
Ruthie Gross
Jean Johnson
Wanda Lydard
Finan
Treas
Debbie Gravely
Virginia Ramsburg
Kelly Kinna
Lea Ann’ Rice
Donna Smith
Robin Rippean
Teresa Lewis
Inside Guardian
Dorothy Nothagle
Sandra Bergmann
Cheryl Stewart
Herald
Mary Wortman
Samaritan Lodge
Jennie Sue Pearson
International Assoc
Rebekah Assemblies
Kohan
LeRoy Schlimme
Grand Lodge of Maryland
Virginia
Tylers
Fine Jewelers
Charct
Lawson
North Market ST
Guy E. Bakers
Davis Studio
Dean’s Village
East 9Th St
Berger
N. Market ST
Mase Shop
E. Patrick St
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