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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1956
Page
3
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A week ending in July showed a strong rebound for cinema with higher attendance than any seven day period since Thanksgiving week in 196. Drive-ins accounted for a significant share of business and fresh releases drew crowds, easing the slump of a ten-year downturn. The industry may study causes to sustain gains and restore dominance in evening entertainment.
The Montgomery County Fair closed with attendance around 95 000 to 115 008, a livestock show led by champions in Holstein Ayrshire Guernsey Shorthorn Hampshire Berkshire and Jersey breeds. Winners included Jin Claggett Germantown and Kristin Westfall Boyds in various senior junior grand and reserve titles. The Leaders Bible Class at Calvary Methodist held a Sunday session led by George Lockard with scripture by Carl Thomas and lessons on Christian growth. Local reports also noted Miller’s return to the US amid a contempt citation and Cyprus Mons Makarios described as an activist in Cyprus terrorism by a Cypriot paper.
Miss Catherine H Roderuck wed Harold L Shriver at St John s Catholic Church Walkersville The ceremony featured bridesmaids led by Catherine Hedges Roderuck and a matron of honor in pink nylon tulle The couple planned a September home welcome in Stewart Manor Apartments The bride a Walkersville High School graduate will attend Towson State University and pursue graduate study in Maryland The wedding drew attendees from Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania with parish and 4H club affiliations noted For travel the couple will reside at 101 Stewart Manor Apartments after September 3
Susan Naomi Lighter daughter of Mr and Mrs Richard Lighter Gettysburg Pa and Ellis Chad Shaffer son of Mrs Elis Shaffer Harrisburg Pa were married in a double ring ceremony at the Church of the Trid ing Presence Lutheran Theological Seminary Gettysburg Pa The Rev Jacob Ruduli D D Harrisburg and Rev Edworth Korte Gettysburg College pastors officiated The ceremony featured organist Robert Clippinger and a reception for about 300 at the seminary. The bride wore a white gown with princess lines and a veil of white beads The bridal party wore blue cloud waltz time dresses and crowns The couple will reside at Seminary Apartment Dormitory Gettysburg The bride is a Gettysburg College graduate and a medical technician at Annie Warner Hospital The groom is a Gettysburg College graduate and a senior at Lutheran Theological Seminary
Miss Alice Elizabeth Brown daughter of Mr and Mrs Clarence Brown and Luther Leonard Souers son of Mr and Mrs Robert Souers both of Jefferson were married Saturday at 7 30 pm in St Pauls Lutheran Church. Rev Calvin Moreland officiated. The ceremony featured white gladioli palms and four candles. An organist and vocalist provided music. Bridesmaids wore yellow and blue gowns with matching gloves while the maid of honor wore taffeta. The groom’s best man was Marvin Brandenburg with ushers Richard Coran and David Allen. A reception followed in the church Sunday School room. The bride and groom plan to reside in Jefferson.
Evelyn KR White of Frederick attends the 72nd Annual Convention of the Dance Masters of America in New York August 19 to 26 with 500 teachers at the Hotel Roosevelt studying latest dancing trends. Also charged: Ray G Baugher for operating after license suspension and Donald L Brachey charged with exceeding 30 by Officer Evans summoned to a hearing.
Weathered notes reveal a Braddock Heights hymn service led by Oscar B Coblentz with Friary RB Coblent directing. Prohibition party’s Sixth Congressional Convention set for 11 30 in the county courthouse grand jury room with state chair Finley C Hendrickson of Cumberland in attendance. Miss Georgie A Schley of Baltimore dies at home from heart ailment, a descendant of Frederick’s first settler Thomas Schley.
Twenty years ago a temporary bridge used by M J Grove Lime Co. for the new Harmony road project washed about half a mile downstream when Middle Creek breached its banks during a heavy storm. A blaze damaged an apartment above Harry B Coblentz store Braddock Heights. a mother narrowly saved her two infant children as fire units battled the blaze. Approximate damage totaled $1,000. Associate Judge Charles W Woodward underwent appendix surgery at Garfield Hospital in Washington. Frederick Bar Association member W Keiffer Delauter attended sessions of the American Bar Association. other notes from the period include routine reports on local legal figures.
Bussard and Frances Bussard depart to attend Optimist International board meetings in St Louis and visit three new clubs in Louisville. They will address councils in Missouri and Illinois, present charters in Edmonton Calgary and Winnipeg, attend a banquet in Toronto, and return home by mid September before a further Central States journey.
Arrangements are complete for the Jog Brice Homemaker’s club dinner at 6 30 PM Saturday in the Church of the Brethren on Magnolia avenue. Mrs Carl Kan and church members assisted, with Mrs Russell Michael as dinner chair and Mrs Harry Z Hamilton directing the program. Mrs F Russell Young handles invitations, aided by Joyce Gresorve, while Thomas is anniversary chairman. President Charles F Murphy notes many former members will attend to renew acquaintances.
Mr and Mrs Gus T Creager and children Joanne and Alen North Market street return from Avanule City vacation and registered at Senator Hotel. H Q Miller celebrates seventeenth birthday. Terry is vice president of Road Angels. Elsie White Haines will observe her birthday Tuesday. Joan Coulter stayed with Elizabeth Pierce. Al Shaft and family returned from California. their son George A Shaff discharged from San Diego Naval Hospital after treatment for a terminal ileum tumor and plans to return to duty. Mrs Shaff accompanied by sister Mrs George Harwood Braddock Heights.
Clarence M Merriman Jr patient with virus infection at Frederick Memorial Hospital. parents Mr and Mrs Clarence M Merriman. Lewis H Enock from North Market Street back home after treatment at Frederick Memorial for injuries from a fall. W Wilson Stop from West College Terrace had emergency appendectomy Sunday night at the same hospital. condition satisfactory.
Margaret Wehler assistant chief of the Circulation Department at the New York Public Library will retire after a 29 year career at month end. Harriet Kemp Richmond named to succeed. Wehler credited for shaping branch book selection and staff guidance across Manhattan Bronx and Staten Island. Wehler born in Pennsylvania educated at Hood College Sorbonne and Columbia. honored with Hood College Doctor of Letters. Minam Folsom also to retire from the library after long service since 1918. Kemp to take over duties September 4.
In Orphans Court today the wills of Mrs Maria Tyler Hayward a Harmony Grove resident and Harry F Kase a former Frederick grocer were probated. Mrs Hayward leaves property to her sister Elizabeth Tyler and to a cousin Elizabeth Daugherty with the residue placed in trust with Western Maryland Trust Company for her sister as beneficiary. The trust can appoint successors by testamentary means with a fallback that the corpus and income vest in Mary Holman if no appointment is made. James McSherry serves as surviving executor. The Krise will leaves 31000 to Catoctin Episcopal vestry for church use and lists multiple legacies to relatives and friends contingent on survival. Harry E Blackiston is named executor with William Storm assisting.
Associated Press recap of exhibition games listing results: San Francisco 49ers 20 over Washington, Baltimore Colts 37 over Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers 14 over New York Giants 13, Chicago Cardinals 21 over Delta Lions. Includes quoted aphorisms about unity and virtue.
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