Library story hours expand in Frederick County
The Frederick County public libraries expand preschool outreach with weekly story hours. Ten nurseries and kindergartens visit the C Burr Artz Library while other groups meet at Emmitsburg Thurmont Brunswick and Seton Day Care. Each session includes three stories two songs and a game followed by book selection.
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Calvary
Frederick County
C. Burr Artz Library
Ferrara
Haram
Roberts
Lutheran Church
Knowles
Crowe
Crestwood
Samsville-Urbana
Oakes
Holmes
Charles
Emmitsburg
Seton
Dorothy H. Langley
Fcpl-Brunswick
Thurmont Public Libraries
C. Burr Artz
Frederick
C. Burr Arts Library
Parsons Newman
FCPL
M. L. Reynolds
F. Ross Myers
State of
Maryand
Miss Wilcom Weds SP/5 Alfred Hummel Jr at St Josephs
Rosemary Ann Wilcom and Alfred Hummel Jr united in marriage November 28 at St Josephs on Carrollton Manor. Ceremony by Rev Anthony Tomaschko with Naomi Kerrigan organist. Bride wore dacron organza gown. maid of honor and bridesmaids wore cerise gowns. Groom is stationed in Savannah Georgia after Vietnam duty. couple to reside there after a wedding trip to Williamsburg Virginia.
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Rosemary Ann Wilcom
Alfred H. Hummel Jr
St. Joseph’s
Carrollton Manor
Paul Richard Wilecom
Hamsville
Sms
Alfred H. Hummel Sr
Dover
Del
Kris Kline
Linda Simons
Jeannie Lenhart
Jill Marie Staley
Dennis Hummel
Joseph Wilcom
Donald Wilcom
Bernard Staley
Earl Lenhart Jr
Wilcom
Hummel
Croghan
Frederick
Dolly Staley
Miss Ommert and Larry Smith wed in Fayetteville church
Deborah Anne Ommert daughter of Mr and Mrs John M Ommert Fayetteville Pa and Larry Wayne Smith son of Mr and Mrs Earl J Smith Rocky Ridge were married November 1 at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Fayetteville Pa The double ring ceremony was officiated by Rev Kenneth Spangler and Rev Eugene Gardner with organist Mrs Glenn Kauffman The bride wore a peau de soie empire gown with Venise lace and a three tier veil They exchanged rings and were given in marriage by her father A reception followed in the church social room The couple reside at RFD 8 Frederick Box 411 Both are graduates and he works for Sagner Inc and attends Frederick Community College The bride previously worked for Acme Markets and he served in the U S Marine Corps in Washington DC They attended various relatives and friends at Conrad's Diner in Chambersburg after the rehearsal
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Deborah Anne Ommert
John M. Ommert
Fayetteville
Larry Wayne Smith
Earl J. Smith
Rocky Ridge
St. Paul’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Kenneth Spangler
Eugene Gardner
Glenn Kauffman
Ray Ommert
Patsy Carnahan
Sharon Ommert
Fayettevie
Mary Black
Waynesboro
Joann Smith
Chambersburg Area
Acme Markets, Inc
Thurmont High School
U.S. Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Sagner’s Inc
Frederick Community College
RFD
Frederick
Conrad
Chambersburg
Garter Toss Becomes Bouquet Tradition In Weddings
In medieval France brides tossed garters as an omen of luck at weddings. Over time the custom shifted to bouquet tossing, with the catcher believed to be the next to wed, reflecting evolving bridal superstitions.
Raymond Albaughs Celebrate 50 Years Of Marriage In Open House
Mr and Mrs Raymond J Albaugh near Detour celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary hosted by two daughters and three grandsons. They were married Oct 2 1920 in Woodsboro. The event drew about 150 guests from Maryland Pennsylvania and DC.
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Raymond J.albaugh
Detour
Betty Boone
Isabelle Smith
Mary Krom
Albaugh
Woodsboro
Patterson
George and
Ellen Albaugh
New Midway
Tillman L
Alice Grossnickle
Near Detour
Visit to sister in St Louis by Vona family
Miss Rosemary 3B Vona, Joselene Hills, returned from St Louis Mo where she flew to visit over Thanksgiving with her sister and family Mr and Mrs R R Provine and daughter Kimberly Mrs Provine is the former Miss Helene G Vona.
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Rosemary
Vona
Joseph Vona
Joselene Hills
St. Louis
R. R. Provine
Kimberly
Provine
Helene G. Vona
Why the Third Finger Ring is Linked to the Heart
In medieval custom the groom placed a ring on the bride’s ring finger to honor a belief that this finger connects to the heart, the center of love. The tradition ties wedding vows to a direct link between finger and heart.
Miss Schroyer T K Dalton to wed in December
Miss Ruth Ellen Schroyer and Thomas Keith Dalton become engaged. Schroyer, daughter of Stanley and Ruth Schroyer of Myersville, is a Frostburg State College graduate and a Maryland teacher. Dalton, son of Mr. and Mrs. Dalton of New Market Tennessee, is a Navy veteran and laboratory technician at AF Radiobiology Research Institute Bethesda. A December wedding is planned.
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Stanley W. Schroyer
RFD 2
Myersville
Ruth Ellen
Thomas Keith Dalton
Thomas W. Dalton
New Market
Tenn
Miss Schroyer
Middletown High School
Frostburg State College
University of Maryland
Frederick County Board of Education
Wolfsville
Dalton
Maury High School
Dandridge
U.S. Navy
Armed Forces Radiobiology Research Institute
Bethesda
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Maryland
Erich Segal
Third Reich
Albert Speer
Kenneth Clark
Daria Macomber
Thonx
Wm. Terhune
Muncie
Ind Me
NEA, Inc
Saale
West Third St
Cleveland
Ohio
W. Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Will Hurwitz
Miss Wilcom
Anthony Tomaschko
Naomi Kerrigan
Peggy Holmes
Alan Dudderar
Hubert Schneider
Dacron
iMasion
Robin Bell
Cerise Karate
Wetzel
Miss Ommert
Larry Smith
Karl Joseph Smith Jr
Dennis R. Ommert
Jayetteville
Jerry D. Smith
Terry Hockensmith
Garter
Thurmont
the Gentlemen of the Moving Industry
Shookstown Road
Rederick
Raymond Albaughs
Carson
Colo
Larry
Jerry
Jimmie
Ricky
Randy
Jeffrey Smith
Patricia Ann Smith
Colorado
Marvin Mandel
Richard Nixon
Karl Smith
Pennsylvania
District of Columbia
Arthur Barker
Hampshire
Mrs
Raymond J. Albaugh
T. K. Dalton
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East St
Panerns
Dawn Must
Evening Mist
Royal Latin
Spanish Lace
Grand Colonial
Stadiars
Michele
Shenandoah
Feliciana
Royal Rose
Meadow Rose
Rose Point
Grande Baroque
Debutante
Washing Star
Wallace
Sterling
Royal Jose
Dee
Elking J
Bingle
Patrick
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