Routzahn Sisters Tie Double Wedding at St Pauls
Marilyn Routzahn and Terry Shankle and Ann Routzahn and Dewight Morgan wed in a double ceremony at St. Pauls Lutheran Myersville. The service was led by Rev. William M. Brown and Rev. Merlin E. Garber with a large reception following.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Routzahn
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Marilyn Routzahn
Terry Shankle
Ann Routzahn
Dewight Morgan
Paul's Lutheran Church
Myersville
William M. Brown
St. Paul’s
Merlin E. Garber
Church of the Brethren
Frederick
Louise Routzahn
Maynard Routzahn
Kay Lutz
Debbie Blundell
Bethesda
Jerry Hamrick
Tommy Wiles
Middletown
Charles Sheffield
Roger Shankle
Eau Gallie
Fla
Larry Ross
Robert Keller
Wolfsville
Edwin Falkenstein
Miss Carrole Feagly
Hagerstown
Jean Swomiey
Carole Beachley
Sharon Sheffield
Doris Keller
Connie Halder
Sally Staley
Karen Shafer
Mary Dunlap
Old Country Church Transformed Into Cory Snug Home
Miss Georgine I. Lee’s Frederick County project on the Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage converts a former St. John’s Reformed Church, founded 1884, into a cozy residence. The Lee family bought it in 1951 and rebuilt with heating, lighting, plumbing, and partitions while preserving a stained glass bathroom window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Georgine I. Lee
Frederick County
St. John’s Reformed Church
Miss Lee
Philip Lee
Lees
Buckeystown
Georgine Lee
Carrollton DAR Members Attend State Meet in Washington
Carrollton Manor Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution attended the Continental Congress in Washington and Maryland State Society luncheon at the Mayflower Hotel. Attendees included Mrs. John S. Spicer, Mrs. Gail Cathall, Mrs. Theodore R. Reeder, Mrs. Glenn A. Main Jr., Miss Jesse M. Webster, and Miss Katherine R. Bussard, with Mrs. Wilson K. Barnes presiding. Amanda A. Thomas spoke on organizing new chapters and increasing membership. More than 4,000 DAR members attended National Society sessions. The Marine Band performed at the congress, and a President Johnson message was read.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton Manor
Daughters O the American Revolution
Continental Congress
Washington
Maryland State Society
Mayflower Hotel
John S. Spicer
Gail Catshall
Theodore R. Reeder
Glenn A. Main
Jdr
Jesse M. Webster
Katherine R. Bussard
Wilson K. Barnes
Amanda A. Thomas
Ohio
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Society
William H. Sullivan Jr
United States Marine Band
Johnson
Sullivan
DAR
Gene Boucher
Congress
DAR Schools
National Defense
Piano Recital By Students At Walkersville High School
Mrs. Carl W Hinkle presented her students in a piano recital April 17 at 3 pm in the music room of Walkersville Junior Senior High School. Participants played solo pieces and duets including Chopin MacDowell Rodgers DeKoven Sibelius Hoistad Rachmaninoff Sousa Currie Thompson and a final number by Cynthia Hinkle. Refreshments followed for students and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl W. Hinkle
Walkersville
Bonnie Powell
Alton Powell
Lewistown
Chopin
MacDowell
Teresa
Belinda Troupe
Rodgers
DeKoven
Belinda
Sibelius
Robert Troupe
Elm Street
Frederick
Cathy Yingling
Ralph C. Yingling
Sylvan Heights
Currie
Kathy Norris
James Norris
Edgewood Church Road
Thompson
Diane Moser
Francis Moser
Ellerton
Sousa
Charlene McKnight
Richard McKnight
Near Frederick
Hoistad
Janet Warner
Sterling Warner
Rachmaninoff
Mac Long
Omer Long
Washington Post
Cynthia Hinkle
Carl Hinkle
Miss Yinger Engaged To A Fontaine
Mr and Mrs Robert L Yinger of Wheaton announce the engagement of their daughter Roseanne to Andre Pierre Fontaine son of War rant Officer and Mrs Pierre Fontaine of Thurmont Both are Frostburg State College students Roseanne is a Holy Cross Academy alumna and a Frostburg sophomore Andre is a Thurmont High School graduate and Frostburg State senior
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert L. Yinger
Wheaton
Roseanne
Andre Pierre Fontaine
Pierre Fontaine
U.S. Army of Thurmont
Miss Yinger
Holy Cross Academy of
Kensington
Frostburg State College
Thurmont High School
Miss Smith Engaged to Foltz For July Wedding
Miss Victoria Irene Smith daughter of Mr and Mrs C Markell Smith of Braddock Heights is engaged to Kenneth Fred Foltz son of Mr and Mrs Ross Foltz of Middletown A July wedding is planned Miss Smith is a 1963 Middletown High School graduate and a junior at the Maryland Institute College of Art Foltz is a 1959 Middletown High School graduate employed by AT&T and studying in Ashbury Park NJ Weatherproof garden boots offer waterproof protection for muddy work days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Shankle
Detrick Plaza
Niagara Falls
Mrs. Morgan
Myersville
C. Markell Smith
Braddock Heights
Victoria Irene
Kenneth Fred Foltz
Ross Foltz
Middletown
Miss Smith
Middletown High School
Maryland Institute, College of Art
Baltimore
Foltz
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Ashbury Park
Frederick Bridge Club honors Price and Crum for life master
The Frederick Bridge Club honored Charles Price and Charles Crum at the Fort Detrick Officers Club for their recent life master achievement. North–south winners included Mrs Swoger with Mrs Burns and others, while east–west winners featured Manuel Weinberg and Louise Thomas among top pairs. Next week a regular game is slated at the Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Louise Thomas
Phillips Pearson
Ross Smith
Walter Feaga
J. W. Harper
Horace Rees
George Hedstrom
Officers Club
Catoctin
Robert Smith
Frank Libman
Col
Glenn Wilhide
Also Mentioned on This Page
Soroptimist Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Ford Motor Company
Mrs
Weiral
Dwight Morgan
Maurice L. Guss
National Council of Jewish Women
Frederick Section
Jeanne Bussard
J Rolfe Castleman
Warren P. E. Smith
Frederick County Association For Retarded Children
Robert Middieman
Ways and Means
Billiott Weinberg
Card Party
Coker
Chantilly
Coort St
Carrollton
Prodarink
Mrs. Goodloe Byron
Photos By
J. Rolfe Castleman
Lee
Yinger
A. Fontaine
Miss Victoria Smith
Amvers
West Partick Street
William McMane
Hendrickson’s
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