Wedding Attendants Entertained for Miss Miller in Frederick
Miss Jean Miller of 427 North Market Street plans to wed Mr. George T. Sulcer of 356 Park Avenue Easter Monday at First Baptist Church, eight o'clock. Attendants were entertained Thursday at Miller home with jewelry gifts for the ceremony. Rehearsal set for Sunday. Many out of town guests arriving in Frederick for the wedding from York, Hanover, Baltimore, Washington and Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Miller
North Market Street
George T. Sulcer
Park Avenue
First Baptist Church
Frederick
William Lease
York
Carl Lease
Charles’ Spring, Jr
William Horton
Dorothea Sloop
Washington, D. C
Nellie Stottlemyer
Paul Swartz
Jeanne Forsythe
Hanover
Carolyn Putman
Baltimore
Russell Sulcer
Taneytown
Easter Visitors Reach Thurmont And Baltimore
Mary residents plan Easter visits with relatives in Baltimore and Thurmont. A J Williar of Thurmont travels to Baltimore to join his wife’s sister, the Misses Moore. Irene Domer leaves Thurmont for Baltimore to live with son Walter Domer. Lloyd W Wastler and family host in Washington after visit. Anna M Jones returns to Thurmont from Baltimore. Margaret Wehler from New York joins Rev Dr Charles E Wehler’s family for Easter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
A. J. Williar
Thurmont
Baltimore
Mrs. Williar
Misses Moore
Irene Domer
Near
Walter Domer
Charles B. Wastler
Washington
Lloyd W. Wastler
Wastler
Margaret Wehler
New York
Charles E. Wehler
Wolfe Moore wedding at Germantown Bethel Church of God
Jerolene R. Moore and Cpl. Earl S. Wolfe Jr. wed in Germantown near Cascade on April 5 at 6 30 p m in a Church of God ceremony. Rev. Clarence McGaha led the service with relatives and friends present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolfe—Moore
Jerolene R. Moore
Walter Moore
Cascade
Cpl
Earl S. Wolfe, Jr
Walter S. Wolfe
Smithsburg
Germantown Bethel Church
Clarence McGaha
Fielder Gilbert
Uniontown
Doris Tingle
Hagerstown
Eileen Pryor
Edward Bachtell
Paul Moore
Richard Rice
Highfield
Baltimore
Wolfe
Camp Forrest
Tenn
Smithsburg High School
Margret Pryor Weds William Long In Thurmont Ceremony
Miss Margaret Virginia Pryor and William Joseph Long wed in a seven oclock service at Thurmont with a double ring ceremony. Rev. A Dean Kesler officiated. The bride wore white net over taffeta and carried white rosebuds. After a reception the couple departed for their Rockville home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Virginia Pryor
Samuel P. Pryor
Thurmont
William Joseph Long
Washington, DB. C
John F. Long
Emmitsburg
A. Dean Kesler
Donald Kuhn
Edgemont
John Long
Jay Long
Margaret M. Fogle
Ruth Freeman
Miss Fogle
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Rockcrest
Rockville
Claire Frock Company
Corson & Gruman
Washington
Double wedding ties Mt Airy families in first ceremony
A March 28 double wedding at Mrs. Laura V. Brown's Mt. Airy home united J Edward Chaney Jr and Catherine Poole, sisters marrying brothers, in a single ring ceremony by Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe. Brides in navy blue and soldier blue with pink and red corsages. The couples plan to live with the Chaney and Poole families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura V. Brown
Mt. Airy
J. Edward Chaney, Jr
Catherine Poole
Cpl
Walter Eugene Chaney
Ralph M. Sharpe
Brown
Groom and Bride Married in Simple Middletown Ceremony
The wedding was performed by Rev. Philip E. Saylor with no attendants. The couple, Mr. and Mrs. Crone, will live at the home of Mr. Crone’s brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wooten, south of Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sykesville Exchange
Lisbon High School
Fred McCracken
Cooksville
Cronue
Philip E. Saylor
Weather and Agricultural Update from Maryland
The report shows 0.04 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours ending 8 am today and April total 7.0 inches. Normal April rainfall is 3.39 inches, with 1943 and 1944 year totals noted. Yesterday’s high was 116 and the low 43, with prior year highs and lows listed. The Agricultural Adjustment Agency allocated 1860 tons of soybean meal and 540 tons of linseed meal for April distribution through state and county feed committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Agricultural Adjustment Agency
Palm Sunday attendance figures across city churches
Rain did not deter Sunday School turnout with 2844 in attendance last week. Enrollment and attendance by church follow: United Brethren 302 157, Salvation Army Evan 92, Lutheran Evan 0, Reformed 1012, First Baptist Church of God 715, Trinity Methodist 39 209 318 196 112 72. Easter expected stronger turnout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Salvation Army
Reformed First Baptist Church of God Trinity Methodist
Local Church Listings Note Variety of Dated Congregations
A compact notice lists Calvary Methodist Grace Evan Grace and Ref 508 Church of the Brethren m2 All Saints Episcopal 170 St Timothy's Chapel 82 St Barnabas Chapel Presbyterian ocsns 85, indicating a directory-style survey of area congregations and chapels with uncertain formatting and names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Grace Evan
Church of the Brethres
All Saints Episcopal
St. Timothy's Chapel
St. Barnabas
License Issued for Marriage in Hagerstown
A marriage license was issued in Hagerstown to Fred Winfield, 37, of Boyd Station, and Louis K. Rau, 31, of Gaithersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Fred Winfield
Boyds Station
Louis K. Rau
Gaithersburg
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Jennie £. Baker
West Third Street
Earle O. Baker
Arcadia Place
Keedy
Clayton ©. Keedy
West Church Street
Fred Young
East Third Street
Sandra Kay
Frederick City Hospital
Phyllis Hillier
Philadelphia
Katharine R. Bussard
College Place
Joseph H. Apple
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
North College Parkway
Paul S. Payne
Apple
Albert Killingsworth
Ordnance Replacement Training Center
Aberdeen Proving Ground
Ordnance
Charles E. Leatherman
Annie K. Leatherman
Middletown
Leatherman
Africa
Valley Forge General Hospital
Phoenixville
Co. D
Fort Geo. G. Meade
Alfred W. “Wade
Hoar
S. Fife
U.S.N
Seabees
Southwest Pacific
Brunswick
California
Camp Parks
James W. Hoar
Rosemont
West Brunswick
Rockdale
Elisabeth, Shaw
Mt. Rainier
Kenneth Robert, Jr
Roy Allen
Kenneth R. Downs
Downs
Anna Eyler
Pvt. Downs
U. S. Army
England
Almeda Shafer
Oliver Snyder
Laytonsville
Ridgeville
James Burgess
C. H. Norris
San Francisco
Calif
Elmer Bussard, Jr
Braddock Heights
Poole
Jefferson Street
Mr. Bussard
C. J. Maught
Locust Valley
Mr. Maught
Grayson ,Wise and Family
Clarence Gaver
George D. Toms
Myersville
Clark OQ. Routzahn
Burkittsville
Maurice Wolfe
Oliver Hooper
Toms Farm
Frank Jackson, Jr
F. Jackson Bryce
Bon Secour Hospital
Bryce
LaRue Thomas
Clyde E. Thomas
College Avenue
William A. Hahn
Mr. Hahn
Mrs. Hahn
Maurice J. Albaugh
Harry Lorentz
Berwyn
Hood's Mill
Mr. Lorentz
Raymond C. Putman
Creagerstown
John W. H. Magaha
Route 4
Ross Eigenbrode
Raymond N. Reeder
Charles W. Putman
Mr. Putman
Bruce B. Dotterer
Bethlehem
Frederick County National Bank
Rederick
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick Fatinty
Jug Bridge
Rose Hill Manor
Calvary Church
Carrilon
Catoctin Furnace
Hood College
Kemsberg ‘S Towerty Store
KEY Hotel Bldg
Anna M. Jones
George Riker
Long—Pryor
Palm
Bbride
Francis Bidinger
Sykesville High School
Hobby
Storm & Shipley
Frederick, Maryland
Doll Jewelry Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
DOSH
Virginia
Earl Dosh
Dosh’s Livestock Market
Stokers
Cates
THE
Frederick Iron & Steel CO
Markell & Ford
South Carroll ST
OLY
Sia
Bedford
Monrovia Supply CO
Monrovia, Maryland
Farmers Supply CO
Walkersville, Maryland
der. Salsbury
Purina
West South St
Maryland Chick Hatchery Inc
U. A. Lough
York Fair Grounds
Bang
T. B
Louis McL. Merryman & Sons
Sparks
Cockeysville
Patrick St
College Ave
West Fourth St
Camp Detrick
West Seventh
Wilson Place
North Market St
Square Corner
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