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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Apr 24, 1947

Page

15

Local Bolivar Wedding Sees Rosa Owens and Charles Zombro Wed

In a Zion Reformed Church ceremony at Hagerstown on April 6 Rosa Belle Owens daughter of J. W. Owens Martinsburg and Charles W. Zombro son of C. W. Zombro Harpers Ferry were united in a double ring marriage. Dr. R. Wagner performed the service as families and close friends attended. The couple planned a wedding trip and will reside in Bolivar.

Bolivar Bolivar Zion Reformed Church Hagerstown Rosa Belle Owens J. W. Owens Martinsburg W.va Charles W. Zombro C. W. Zombro Harpers Ferry R. Wagner Patterson’s Jefferson Publishing Company Charla Town

Marshall Beck Wedding in Brookneal Virginia

Mr and Mrs George Marshall of Brookneal Virginia hosted a double ring ceremony conducted by Rev Thomas Healey in the presence of the bride and groom’s families and guests The bride wore navy with pink accessories and a rose corsage The attendant Miss Mary Hoimaster from Baker City Washington wore a dusty pink fur The best man Ridgeway from Harpers Ferry stood with the groom and wedding party A short reception followed with plans for a southern wedding trip and home later in Washington The bride is employed as a secretary with the associated tobacco markers program The article notes other local visitors and residents including Mr Norman Clevenger returning to Atlanta after a visit to Bolivar and surrounding areas with several mentions of neighbors and friends in Bolivar and nearby towns

Grocen C. W. Zomvoro J. W. Owens M. William FL Price Mary Johnson Wu Ernest James Ar Grubb Johnson Howard Dillon Akillville W_ va A. Walker and Son Bau Chew Brunswick Garet Zombro Washington J. K. Mauzy Jay Mauzy Edmund Mauzy Bolivar C. W. Zombro Joan Zombro Harpers Ferry St. Peter's Rectory Betty Lou Beck Eugene Beck Camp Hill Charles Douglas Marshall George Marshall Brookneal Thomas Hea‘ley Richard Beck Marshall Mary Hoimaster Baker Ridgeway Au Washiungton Twharco Loral Bolvar Newce Bolvar Carl Jenkin Gaugster Jane Shumaker Loudoun Norman Clevenger Atlanta Wand N Bolnar

Local Social Notes From Washington and Camp Hill

A string of social mentions reports visits by Messrs Charles Noland Harvey Staubs Reno Eaton Vernon Sauyder and Thomas Russler in Washington with a basketball game against Chicago. Other items note Philis Blagdon visiting Camp Hiltheous, Edward Smallwood of Camp Hill and his wife returning from Alexandria, and a Easter parlor party hosted by Mrs John Edmondson at Camp Hill.

Pect Atlanta Charles Noland Harvey Staubs Reno Eaton Vernon ,Sauyder Thomas Russler Washington Chicago N Philis Blagdon Camp Hill Alexandria Elsworth

Quinsy illness in Harpers Ferry hosts visitors from nearby towns

A severely ill man from Harpers Ferry suffers quinsy at home. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Harwood Potts of Hagerstown and Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Beck. Other guests from Strasburg and Stras were received at the Edmondson home as hearings on dam funding in Maryland were announced for late April.

Harpers J Ferry Harwood Potts Hagerstown Lewis 'Beck William Tangle Robert Sherman Daugh Narey and Sturley Stras- Va John Edmondson PiRep Bestl R-3d Savage River Cumberland Progess

Outstanding Biology Work Recognized at Hood College

Miss Frances Grove receives award for outstanding biology work in Hood College reconditioning program. Recognition highlights her dedication and achievement in the biology field.

Nm Biology Hood College Frances Grove

Hood Science Club Spring Diner Honors Students

The Hood Science Club hosts a spring dinner in Coblentz Hall. Miss Grove, daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert N Grove, receives an award. Dr Jane D McCarrel will present a garlanded corsage to Miss Grove, club president. Miss Lashinsky and Miss Bower receive honors for chemistry work. Josephine Jenny Coblentz and Philip Harvey attend as speakers on laboratory matters.

Robert N Grove East Third Street Hood Science Club Coblentz Hall Jane D. McCarrel Miss Grove Margaret Lashinsky Connelisy Elizabeth BL Bower Ann Jenny Coblentz Jourse Philip Harver Frederica Cittlers Cind Dery Wall Grace E Lipps

Biology professor to present Ping pins to five seniors

A biology professor awards Ping pins to five seniors at a WM club meeting. Recipients include Miss Grove Miss Serene Quynn of Frederick and Brooklyn NY Miss Millicent Pascault of Easton Miss Vivian Cass of Allertown PA and Mrs Aan Weisburger of New York. Miss Grove then hands meeting to new club president Musa Adelaide DeLamater of Rutherford. No.

Grove Serene Quynn Frederick Brooklyn Millicent Pascault Easton Vivian Cass

Regulation of Transported Dangerous Substances

Chemicals including explosives form the majority of a government regulated list of dangerous substances. The list also covers acids flammable materials compressed gases and poisons.

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