The News from Frederick Maryland August 10 1964
This edition reports local events in Frederick Maryland with brief notices and community items dated Monday August 10 1964. It covers civic updates, society notices, and shop or school notices typical of a mid 1960s local newspaper page.
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the News
Frederick
Maryland
Breckenridge Choate Nuptials At St. John's
Miss Carolyne Anne Breckenridge and Richard Vincent Choate wed at St. John's Catholic Church in Breckenridge. Rev John L Lippold officiated the noon ceremony. The bride wore a silk peau de soie gown with Alencon lace and a pearl headpiece, carrying white roses with a white orchid. Matron of honor wore pink burgundy nylon crepe, bridesmaids in matching attire, and the groom's sister served as maid of honor. The couple will reside in Stewart Manor after a Cape Cod trip. the bride is a Frederick High School graduate of 1959.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Carolyne Anne Breckenridge
Richard Vincent Choate
Lemuel Martin
Breckenridge
Iamsville
Vincent A. Choate
Brockton
Mass
John L. Lippold
Robert Lee Rice
Ijamsville
Anne Marie Choate
Virginia Lee Alexander
Wenonah
N. J
Karlene Godenour
Washington
John Carl Greenan
Bristol
N. H
Michael O'Shea
Springfield
George Pepin
Randolph
Vincent Vannah
Gloucester
Robert Hess
Delores Shook
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Bernard Hargett
Stewart Manor
Frederick High School
Western Maryland graduate ties knot at Walkersville High
A 1963 Western Maryland College alumna with an A B in English and Education, active in the College Players and Delta Sigma Kappa, married a Springfield High School and St Anselm's College graduate. He earned biology A B and did post graduate work, now stationed at Fort Detrick. Out of town guests came from Washington New Jersey Pennsylvania Massachusetts and New Hampshire.
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Western Maryland College
National Education Association
College Players
Junior Follies
Delta Sigma Kappa Sorority
Western Maryland
Walkersville High School
the Groom
Springfield High School
Springfield
Vermont
St. Anselm’s College
Manchester
N. H
Boston
Northeastern
Fort Detrick
Washington
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
New Hampshire
Supply Plant To Be Built Near Cocke ysville
A medical supply manufacturer plans a 120000 square foot plant at the Greater Baltimore Industrial Park near Cocke ysville. Groundbreaking is set for August 12. Fairleigh S. Dickinson Jr. says the facility will broaden BD’s manufacturing and researching operations in the expanding diagnostic research area.
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Baltimore
Cockeysville
George W. Hubley Jr
Maryland Department of Economic Development
Bacten, Dickinson and Co
Greater Baltimore
Hubley
Fairleigh S. Dickinson I Jr
Today in History and Birthdays Highlight 19th Century Facts
This entry notes key historical anniversaries and births including James K. Polk signing the Smithsonian Act in 1846, Bonaparte's Washington visit in 1861, a 1945 note on surrender terms for Japan, and Antarctic treaty ratification in 1960. It also marks Horace White's 1834 birth and outlines his journalism career and writings. Willard Abel is listed among today's birthdays.
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James K. Polk
Smithsonian Institution
Napoleon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte
U.S
Washington, D.C
Lincoln
Hirohito
Senate
Soviet Union
Antarctica
U.S. Public Health Service
Horace White
Colebrook
N.H
Beloit College
Wisconsin
White
Chicago Evening Journal
Chicago Tribune
Douglas
The
Tribune
New York Evening Post
Lyman Trumbull
Appian
Willard Edward Abel
Distinguished figures born in different cities headlined
Executive born in Vancouver Washington 58 years ago and singer Eddie Fisher born in Philadelphia 36 years ago highlight a list of notable births. Actress Rhonda Fleming born in Los Angeles 41 years ago and former President Herbert Hoover born in West Branch Iowa 90 years ago also noted along with Sen. Thomas Henry Kuchel born in Anaheim California 54 years ago.
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Vancouver
Wash
Eddie Fisher
Philadelphia
Rhonda Fleming
Los Angeles
Herbert Hoover
West Branch
Iowa
Sen
Thomas Henry Kuchel
California
Anaheim
Calif
Judge Rules Wives May Sit and Fish in America
Clearwater judge acquits and suspends a seven day jail term for Edmund Gibson after he assaulted his wife who had gone fishing. The judge asserts a wife’s right not to work and to fish if she wishes, framing the decision as a defense of suffrage and personal freedom amidst a Barbados background note.
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Clearwater, Fla
Clearwater
Edmund Adolphus Gibson
Barbados
Owen Allbritton
America
Allbritton
Gibson
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St. John’s
Kennedy Studio
Richard V. Choate
Pembroke
Cline
S. Market
E. Patrick
Know
Notone
Sonotone
Roy
Farr
South Potomac St
Hagerstown
Regent
Fredericktown Savings and Trust Co
N. Market ST
W. Patrick ST
Frederick, Md
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
DIAL
Allgood
Kormel
Srexc
Braunschweiger
A&p's
Valencia
Morton's Chicken
Sultana
IONA
Hershey’s
PONA
Ocean Glen
Bor
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