Mohler Foster Wedding at Calvary Methodist Church
One of the season’s most beautiful weddings occurred Saturday evening at 7 at Calvary Methodist Church. Miss Jun Virginia Foster, daughter of Mrs. John Foster, married Douglas BeGler of Brunswles. The ceremony included a standard nuptial rite with the bride given away by her father.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Jun Virginia Foster
Muar
John 5. Foster
Reser
Douglas BeGler
Berthol T. Meyer
Brunswles
WSS
Frank Haas
Gowr
Mouguet
Erdna
Bride and bridesmaids in pastel bouquets and lace gowns
Fragmentary OCR describes a wedding scene with Joyce Sheabridge of Burkitsville as junior bridesmaid. White lace with puff sleeves and pastel ribbons adorned the bridal party. Details are garbled.
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Joyce Sheabridge
Burkitsville
Junor
Brunswick Bride Ties Knot Amid Maryland Ties
The bride, a Brunswick High School and University of Maryland graduate, affiliated with Sigaia Kappa Sorority, teaches at runswick Hirth School. The groom, Brunswick district manager for the Massachusetts Protective Le Te ECG and Paul Revere companies, hails from New York and Philadelphia with a reception in Castile.
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Brunswick High School
University of Maryland
Sigaia Kappa Sorority
Therunswick Hirth School
Brunswick
Chevhoot Zs
Massachusetts Protective le Te Ecg Company
Paul "Revere Company
Omecs Opine Pathlan Castile
Eereg Neoxy
Honeymoon Tour of the New England States
A couple plans a honeymoon tour visiting New England states and will be at home after April 21 at 72 South Market Street.
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New England States
South Market Street
Taft Aims Bill To Ward Off Strikes In Court Injunctions Move
Washington April 7 Senate Labor Committee began work on legislation authorizing court injunctions to block strikes deemed to imperil national health or safety. Chairman Taft R Ohio announced the measure at a news conference.
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Washington
Senate Labor Committee
Taft ‘R-Ghio
Taft reveals draft labor bill aims to curb union power
Vision of a preliminary draft of a general labor bill would outlaw the closed shop require a two thirds majority for a union shop ban secondary boycotts and jurisdictional strikes and outlaw unfair labor practices by unions. Taft said he would vote for the bill and seven of thirteen committee members were in general agreement.
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Senate
Taft
Railroad freight cars loaded reach new high in 1947 first quarter
The Association of American Railroads reports 13 weeks of 1947 saw 10,518,015 freight cars loaded, the best start since 1930 when the total reached 11,269,184. Also notes that sheep ticks are insects while wood ticks are not.
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Washington
Apri
Association of American Railroads
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Y James
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Harry James
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Ir Lane
Jim Jusy Dorese
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Jack Fina
Frank Sinatra
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Cg Beware
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Harry Mansions
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the Deggens
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Este
Tex Williams
WFMD
Dapper Dan
Frederick
Pin-Worren
SATNE
Dr. D. Jayne & Son
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Isrees
RENT
Singer Sewing Center
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NED S. Zeiler Insurance
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Dayton
Dayson
Bierley's Auto Service
East Street
Frederick, Md
Utilo
Storm & Shipley
Pearbe’s
RED Cross
Ruth Phobus Beauty Shop
Mrs. Helen Myers
Doll’s JeWeLry Store
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RED Cross Fund
Markell & Ford
Maryland
Maryland Telephone Traffic Union, Inc
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