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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1970
Page
8
Frederick County youths in grades 1-6 report on books for the Circus Reading Club. Reports and art works are shown at Bookmobile and at C Burr Artz Brunswick Emmitsburg and Thurmont libraries.
The C Barr Artz Library will display a collection of De pression Glass for August loaned by Mrs Pat Reeves of Frederick. The glass, produced in the 1920s and 1930s, is a transparent pink, green and amber ware molded into varied patterns. Once sold as dinnerware in dime stores and by mail order houses, it is now a popular collector’s item.
The World Almanac notes Mt Fujiyama is an extinct volcano and Japan’s highest mountain. Its white coned peak, rising about 112,388 feet, is revered as sacred and has long inspired Japanese art and literature.
Mrs Daisy M Hatcher of New Market announces the engagement of her daughter Lois Jean to Marion Smith Jr of Bartonsville An August 16 wedding is planned They will reside in Bartonsville Lois Jean is employed by Sagner Inc Frederick Marion Smith Jr works for Bowers Cement Co Frederick
Miss Schultze and Mr Burtner announce the engagement of Eleanor Lee Schultze of Braddock Heights to Charles William Burter of Locust Valley Middletown. Eleanor is a 1969 Gov Johnson High School graduate and works at Farmers and Mechanics National Bank Frederick. Charles is a 1968 Middletown High School graduate and works at Burt er's Meats. The wedding is planned for September 19.
Miss Diane Cooley was guest of honor at a surprise shower at the home of Mrs. Lewis F Wood in Hyattstown with co host Mrs George W Cooley. Attendees included Mrs Raymond Spring Mrs Garrett Cooley and many Cooley family members. Miss Cooley will wed Clark L Beall at Damascus United Methodist Church on August 22.
Dear Polly readers offer techniques for treating shells live or dead with bleach soaking, freezing or boiling, and oil for shine. They discuss removing periostracum with brushes or acids, and deodorizing jar and pickle tops with baking soda or bleach plus sun drying for odor removal.
The Family Section notes Bruce Craig De Grange and Sherry Lynn Wolfe wed with best man George E Ward of Derwood and ushers Scotty McLaughlin of Bethesda Thomas Welsh of Woodbine Christopher Gamble and John Burchardt of Frederick. Ring bearer was Anthony Wolfe Jr. of Rockville.
Miss Carol Jean Delbrook and Robert Michael Offutt united in marriage at St. Peter's Catholic Church Liberty town. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Delbrook, wore a rayon acetate gown with lace and a lilac wreath veil. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Karen Loraski and sisters Ann Peggy and Jane Marie Offutt. Best man was Douglas Offutt with ushers Harold and Eugene Offutt. A reception followed at St. Peter's Hall. The couple, both Walkersville residents with family ties to Offutt and Delbrook lines, were later honored at a miscellaneous shower.
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