Staley Grabill Wedding at Westminster Chapel
Miss Rose Marie Grabill and Edward Lee Staley exchanged vows Saturday at Westminster Chapel within Baker Chapel at Western Maryland College Westminster. Rev Cyril Hoover officiated and the ceremony featured chrysanthemums pompous gladiolas palms and ivy. The bride daughter of Mrs Clemson Wilson and Carville T Grabill. the groom son of Mr and Mrs Joshua Staley of Union Bridge. The bride wore a pure silk organza gown with a chapel length train.
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Baker Chapel
Western Maryland College
Westminster
Rose Marie Grabill
Edward Lee Staley
Cyril Hoover
Union Bridge
Methodist Church
Miss Grabill
Clemson Wilson
Carville T. Grabill
Johnsville
Scott Clemson
Clemson
Staley
Joshua Staley
Wedding in Union Bridge features peacock organza attire
A detailed wedding description from Union Bridge covers the ceremony at a campus venue with bride and groom Mr. Staley of Walkersville. The bride wore a fingertip veil attached to a lace cap and carried a cascade bouquet of stephanotis, chrysanthemums, and orchids. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Cartzendamer and bridesmaids Mrs. Bowers and Miss Landers, all in peacock silk organza. Best man Frederick Staley. ushers Ronald Grabill and Robert Proutz. Reception at the McDaniel Lounge. travel in New England states in a grey and white suit. Postnuptial residence on South Main Street Union.
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David Cartzendamer
Bel Air
Robert Bowers
Taneytown
Wayne Bowers
Keymar
Pamela Landers
Union Bridge
Frederick Staley
Walkersville
Ronald Grabill
Robert Proutz
New England States
Mrs. Staley
Juniors Receive $140 In Prize Money In Parade
The Junior Fire Company of Frederick s earned $140 total for having the most men in line of march in Rocky Ridge Thurmont and Littlestown parades. Charles F. Bell secretary announced the awards with $100 in Littlestown and $25 portions for the other towns.
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Junior Fire Company of
Fredericks
Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Littlestown
Charles F. Bell
Fire company juniors join force for city events
In Rocky Ridge and Thurmont Bell said the Junior Fire Company uniformed ranks will join Independent and United fire companies for a series of funds at Fred ned Shopping Center. Proceeds fund a parade and beauty contest during Frederick Fire Prevention Week the first week in October. They will also take part in the Labor Day parade in Gaithersburg and the Frederick Halloween Parade. Martin J. Walsh is president of the Junior Fire Company uniformed ranks.
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Rocky Ridge
Thurmont
Bell
Independent
United Fire Companies
Fredned
Fides
Frederick
Gaithersburg
Washington Grove
Frederick Hal‘lowe
Fall Near Cottage On Po Falls Under Mystery
A fragment mentions a fall near a cottage on the Po with unclear details and no clear date or named individuals. Further readable facts are insufficient to identify persons, places, or outcomes.
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Po- Hiowital
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Saveon High's Milk
Ee Ee
Charles Lanner
Bee
Imian Woheustmeer
Ea Cran
Preston
Adolph
Adolph’s
Withest
Clairol
Beauty Salons
Frederick Frederick Shopping Center
Hagerstown
Long Meadow Shopping Center
Helene Curtis Parmanent
Letartens
Tae
South Main Street
Elmer A. Wolfe
A.wolfe
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market
Sé& Phone Monument
the News
Maryland
Martin J. Walsh
Junior Fire Company
Johannesburg
South Africa
Justice Ministry
Sharpeville
Sunday Times
Cumberland
George L. Buchanan
Cumberland Lumber Company
Prescription
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
South Market St
Frigidaire
Your Potomac Edison
Frederick—Taneytown
Mt. Airy
Brunswick
Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
E. Patrick Si
A. C. Simms
Seentes Aor
Gudivox
Frederick Hearing Aid Center
W. Patrick St
Corts
Frederick News-Post
Frederick, Md
Royal Canadians
Frederick Lodge
ELKS
National Guard Armory
Gaver and Son Insurance Agency
East Patrick St
E. Robert Bowlus
Stheel
Frederick Optical Co
G.A.C. Finance
Third Telephone Monument
Maryland Industrial Finance Laer
Colonial Music Shop
Bonnie D. Caplan
East Patrick — Frederick, Md
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