Garden Club Bas 1 Meeting News and Social Mix
Members of the Garden Club of Frederick met last Friday at the Wedgwood room for luncheon. Dr Charles Phillips and Glen Swisher attended as guests. A garden project update followed, with a host of committee announcements and plans for September at Walkersville home of Mrs Hooper.
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Garden Club
Bas
Frederick
Wedgwood
Francis Scow Ber
William Kemp
G. Harris Stanifer
Dwight Collmus
Charles Philips
Glen Swisher
Phillips
Historical Society
Charles 5. V. Lanner
Jarboe Grove
Ciwie
J. Harold Hooper
Sam Maples
Margaret Motter
Byron White
Andrew Tama
Frank Nicodenms
R. E. Town
Philip Winepreser
Goodloe Byron
Peter Chichester
R. E. Delaplaine
Charles ‘McC. Mathias Sr
Charles Ross
Edward D. Shriner
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Walters Martz
R. L. Warfield
Byron Hughes
William McC. Holzapfel
Ernest Dettbarn
Helena Stauffer
James H. Grove
Hunter
Bowers
Hooper
Walkersville
Rhodes–Miller engagement announced in Frederick area
Mr and Mrs Charles L Rhodes announce the engagement of their daughter Norma Jean to James W Miller son of Norman E Miller Walkersville and the late Mrs Adel M Miller The bride to be is a Frederick High School graduate class of SQ and works at Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company The groom to be attended Frederick High School and works for J I Case Company in Ellicott City A fall wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles L. Rhodes
RFD
Frederick
Norma Jean
James W. Miller
Norman E. Miller
Walkersville
Adel M. Miller
Miss Rhodes
Frederick High School
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
Miller
J. I Case Company
Ellicott City
Ethel Clary
Gloria Jean McGaha
Henry Clay Thompson
Joseph M. Thompson
Seilman
Miss McGaha
Frederck
Goodwill Industries
Thompson
Montgomery Vault Company
Rockville
Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital
Frederick Memorial Hospital reported births from August 1 to August 16. Wilton Stitely Jr. and JoAm Thibodeaux welcomed Wilton Francis NT, a son. Clinton Myers and wife welcomed Wayne Michael, a son. Jesse Winfield and Edna Ford welcomed Debra Jean, a daughter. Harold Lenhart and wife welcomed Clayton Calvin, a son. Robert Twigg and Rebecca Moser welcomed Rhoda Marie, a daughter.
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Winfield
Edna Ford
Middletown
Harold Lenhart
LeGore
Clayton Calvin
Robert Twigg
Burkittsville
Rhoda Marie
Twigg
Rebecca Moser
Benefit Auction Partners At Arlington Event With Local Leaders
A community table of co chairs and volunteers led by Mrs. Jo seph Lantz and Mrs. Cletus Hickey coordinates programs tickets decorations and publicity. Featured soloist Miss Effie Fulmer will perform, with homemaker Mrs. John Xutter and others assisting. Funds benefit Frederick Memorial Hospital and the C Burr Ariz Library.
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Table
Joseph Lantz
Cletus Hickey
George Waxter
Robert Pennington
J. W. Spaid
W. F. Miller
John Xutter
M. Chase
Arlington
Effie Fulmer
Welcome Wagon Plans Benefit Fashion Show at Hood College
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers club will sponsor a fashion show and card party at Gambrill Gymnasium Hood College on September 12 at 7 30 p m to benefit Frederick Memorial Hospital and the C Burr Artz Library. Gilbert Lowenthal will provide commentary models include ten local women, proceeds support two local groups. Tickets on sale from members or at the door.
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Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Hood College
Gymnasim
Fred Clip
Frederick Memorial Hospital
C. Burr Artz Library
Gambrill Gymnasium
Earle Officer
Married at Gettysburg Miss Molly Estelle Lighter Weds William Haus
Miss Molly Estelle Lighter daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard C Lighter Gettysburg Pa became the bride of William Calvin Haus son of Mr and Mrs William G Haus Coraopolis Pa in the Church of the Abiding Presence Gettysburg Saturday afternoon at 2 30 o clock The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev Ralph F Eberle Jr and Rev Dr Paul L Reaser The bride wore Chantilly lace with sabrine neckline and a fingertip veil She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid The church was decorated with palms and candles Organist Miss Elizabeth Sheffer The matron of honor Mrs Ralph F Eberle Jr sister of the bride wore lilac iridescent tafetta The bridesmaids wore identical gowns The flower girl Polly Jane Eberle wore a dotted nylon dress The best man Frederick B Zikeli The ushers included William J McCloskey and Richard L Holdcraft The junior usher was Gregory Haus The reception for 250 guests was at the Seminary Refectory They will reside at Race Street Greenville The bride is a 1956 Gettysburg High School and Thiel graduate
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Molly Estelle Lighter
Richard C. Lighter
Gettysburg
William Calvin Haus
William G. Haus
Coraopolis
Ralph F. Eberle Jr
Paul L. Reaser
Janie Holdcraft
Middletown
Elizabeth Sheffer
Fleetwood
William J. McCloskey
Drexel Hill
Eleanor Paddock
Rt 2
Polly Jane Eberie
Frederick B. Zikeli
Richard L Holdcraft
This City
Gregory Haus
Ralph Frederick Eberle III
Seminary Refectory
Williamsburg
Race Street
Greenville
Gettysburg High School
Trim Blonde Passes Test For Space Travel
Jertie Cobb, a 29 year old trim blonde executive pilot from Oklahoma City, was named the first of 12 women volunteers to pass the same rugged tests as America s seven male astronauts. Dr Randolph Lovelace announced in Stockholm that women will take part in space travel in due time, citing advantages such as lighter weight and lower oxygen and food needs, though the first female into space is not yet, yet the plan is under study.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Jertie Cobb
Outer Space
America
Stockholm
Sweden
Randolph Lovelace
Space and Naval Medicine Congress
Space
Miss Cobb
Christian Women To Meet Monday Luncheon With Frozen Foods Ideas
The Christian Women's Club at the Francis Scott Key Hotel will hold a noon meeting Monday. Irene Caton of Potomac Edison will demonstrate home freezing with samples including brown n serve rolls TV dinners and frozen centerpieces. She notes 15 percent of food is in the frozen line and stresses planning ahead.
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Christian Women's Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Irene Caton
Home Service
Potomac Edison Company
Caton
Local Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
Mrs. Harry Buffington of Taneytown and Mrs. Dorothy A. Thompson of Sandy Hook were admitted to hospitals in Gettysburg and Charles Town respectively. Discharges included Mrs. Francis Adelsberger, Gerald Ryder, and Daisy Burtnner. Births at Charles Town Hospital include a son for Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Pendergraft and a daughter for Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. Hodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Buffington
Taneytown
Annie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Francis Adelsberger
Gerald Ryder
Emmitsburg
Dorothy A. Thompson
Sandy Hook
Charles Town General Hospital
Daisy Burtnner
Middletown
Frank Zientek
Dennis Tinney
Carol Lee Stottlemyer
Knoxville
Nellie Snoots
Brunswick
Charles Town Hospital
Robert L. Pendergraft
Charles D. Hodge
Frederick
Illnesses and hospital updates from Frederick Memorial area
Among the sick Mrs. Sunnie Koogle of West Patrick Street remains in treatment at Andrews Air Force Base Hospital in Washington. Requests are for letters and ecards to her daughter Mrs. Walter J. Eddins of Branch Avenue Southeast Washington 22 DC. Mrs. Ellsworth Welch of Thurmont was admitted for observation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Cameron Hill of Thurmont RFD 1 underwent surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Allen B. Ramsburg near Walkersville is receiving treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Irvin Stride of 257 Washington Street had surgery Wednesday morning at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Luther Gladhill of Mount Airy? Mountain? remains listed at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunnie Koogle
West Patrick Street
Andrews Air Force Base Hospital
Washington
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Allen B. Ramsburg
Walkersville
Irvin Stride
Washington Street
Luther Gladhill Mountaindale
Frederick Memorial
Hospital patients and a premier election in Korea
Be is a cardiac patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital with Mrs. Blair and Mrs. Tobery listed as inpatients. Mrs. Brandenburg is improving after medical treatment and expects to return home Saturday. John M. Chang is elected premier of South Korea by the National Assembly, aiming to unite factions and push economic reform amid wartime strains. Flood fears rise in Vientiane as Mekong swells, prompting evacuations of embassy and aid staff. Wall Street opens with a small loss then moves to an uptick in moderate trading.
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William E. Rhoderick
RFD
Thurmont
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Florence Blair
North Market Street
Gradon Tobery
Baker Valley Road
Taft Brandenburg
East Ninth Street
Seoul
South Korea
John M. Chang
Syngman Rhee
National Assembly
Miss Mary Eby Guest in Europe Tour
Miss Mary N. Eby of Thurmont is visiting Europe staying with Mrs. and Mrs. Ernst Gruber Sr. in Bargen Switzerland after a trip from London to Zurich and on to Bargen. She will return in several weeks after visits to France and Italy.
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Europe
Mary N. Eby
Guy Eby
Thurmont
Ernst Gruber Sr
Bargen
Switzerland
Eby
London
Zurich
France
Tealy
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Society News
Frederick Assemblies
Francis Scott Key
M. Franklin Birely
Everett E. Champlin
Rosemont Avenue
Robert E. Clapp Jr
Araby
Charles H. Conley Jr
Poplar Terrace
Allan M. Creed
Old Braddock
Wiliam B. Culwell
Airy
Jesse
Harriet
Susan Ambrosen
Lioyd Ambrosen
Daytona Beach
Harry H. Covey
St. Augustine
Fla
Ambrosen
Mr. Ambrosen
School For Deaf
Maryland School For the Deaf
Mr. and
Mrs
H. B. Neal
Hazen B. Neal
Quinn Orchard Road
Ralph Burnl
Poplar Heights
Jack Neal
Bonnie Neal
Jerry Neal
Alice O'Brien
Kenneth Neal
Evelyn Neal
Alan Neal
Kenny Neal
Nelson Main
Tom Main
Teena Main
Grace Burall
Warren Carr
Charles Bell
Steve Oden
Stevie Oden
Clark Stull
Faye Main
Shauna Main
Irene Fox
Cora Cromwell
Ralph Burall
Tommy
Jeffrey
Martin Burall
Herman Brust
Bascom Neal
James D. Neal
Ernest O. Mort
Near. Frederick
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Mort
LaConcha Hotel
Boyer Travel Agency
John E. Lillex
Cumberland
Hammaker Sisters
Esther Maye Hammaker
Lydia Ellen Hammaker
Ernest P. Hammaker
Windy Woods
Tourmont
Feft
New York
Jet
England
Scotland
Denmark
Germany
Austria
Italy
Human Resource Research Department
George Washington University
City Hospital
Boston
Mass
Hammaker
Idlewild
Ralph Hessong
RFD 1
Vinning
Minn
Carl Nyberg
Hessong
Mr. Nyberg
Carroll F. Newcomer
Charles Eyler
Olive Owler
Vernon Mathers
Richard L. Clem Land
Joseph
Graydon
Clem
Roger
Peggy Ogle
Carroll Shorb
Alton Powell
Carroll
Ronald
Donald
Kenneth Wastler
John Boyer
Joan
Shirley
John Lentz
Florence Shorb
John M Seiss
Hazel Etzier
Eugene Newcomer
Badge Club
Amsets Club
Gerald Yonetz
Everett Neff
Benjamin Warshowsky
Raymond Newell
Edwin
Eugene Skovronski
Melanie Anne
Mary H. Rowan
Baltimore
Helen Smith
Braddock
Miss Rowan
Miss Smith
Maryland Institute of Art
Ruth D. Thomas
Elm Street
Watertown
N.Y
Henry H Willmott
Charles Dixon Willmott
Tom
Harley S. Smith
San Francisco
Mr. Smith
West Coast
Frederick Boys
California
National Association of Public Accountants
Kansas City
R. Ames Hendrickson
West Second Street
Robert DeWitt Moss
Ralph W. Stauffer Sr
Charles H. Himes
Herbert R. Eiker
Michigan
The
Unversity of
Col
Edward H. Drake and Son
Near Central
Wisc
Lloyd C. Culler
Carroll Parkway
Grosse Ue
Mich
Arthur E. Fox
Susan Fox
Nancy Fox
Culler
James Marks Jr
Sentra
Gregory
Ocean City
Buckingham Hotel
Lewis L. Branden
Elmendorf
Anchorage
Alaska
Laura Lee
Brandon
Elizabeth Wills
New Market
James £. McClellan
Denver
Colo
Dr. McClellan
American Veterinary Medical Association
Nick Yinger
Ann Kay Kirsch
Fred T. Kirsch
John C. Gilbert
Fort Bragg
N. C
Harry C. Gilbert
Harry Gilbert
Mr. Gilbert
Crosby Deaton
Lutheran Church of the
Tide's Inn
Allen Routzahn
Howard Smith
John Coker
Frank Castle
C. Burr Ariz
Davis Studio Ie
Sigma Kappa Sorority
Hickory Township
Sharon
Coraopolis High School
Thiel College
Sigma Phi Epsilon Fraternity
Dallas Institute
Gupton Jones College of Mortuary Science
Dallas
Tex
Trim Blonde
Trousseau
Berger
Market St
Vientiane
Laos
Mekons
Banghok
Thailand
Upside
Kemp’s Fashion Center
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