Society News Highlights Local Readers and Births
A collage of society notes shows birthdays anniversaries and births from area families. Mrs Bertha E Stouffer celebrated a milestone while Kathy granddaughter of Roscoe Gregg and Mrs Robert Weddle marked family events. Births include Scott Douglas to Mr and Mrs Donald Lindsey and other local congratulatory notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Little
Donald Lindsey
Ebensburg
Scott Douglas
Span
Potomac Edison Company
Bh Lindsey
Double Ring Ceremony in St Pauls Episcopal for Springs
A January wedding described as a double ring ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal. The bride wore a white silk ballerina length gown with lace and a fingertip veil, and carried white crops and freesia. Attendants included Ann Grimes of Catonsville and others in formal dress. both families noted academic and professional ties. The groom, a student at the University of Maryland, and the bride resided at 2101 Guilford. The report details attire and social background of several attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
St. Pauls Episcopal
Aims
I Caari Lisson
J . Ann Grimes
Catons
Taneytown Social Roundup Includes Guest Visits and Funeral
Sunday guests visited numerous families across Taneytown and nearby towns including Perc y Boiman and Ralph Davidson along with Strevig and Dieterle families. Attendees traveled from Frederick Baltimore Washington Latitusown and Lat Yestown areas to attend services and meetings. The Missionary Society held its monthly meeting at Piney Creek Presbyterian Church while the PT A plans a Monday session led by Dr. Gertrude Gross on psychiatry with a question and answer period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Leister
Taneytown
Percy Bo Iman
Russell Blacksoo
Kreymar
Edgar Strevig
Frederick
Enfield
Simoner Springs
Deck Dieterle
Baltimore
Ralph Davidson
Walter Hilterbrick
Geary Bowers
Willem Warner
Fozziesburg
Luther Rodker
Clifford Omn
Carroll Heights
Mer
Clarence Glover
Blanch Ecker
Westster
Circe Hesson
Air
Martin Keons
Harold Mehring
Frederic Mann
William Little
Lat Uestown
Litie
Lanestown
Everett Cobb
Gerry
Washington
Los Angeles
Missionary Society of Piney Creek Presbyterian Church
Brotherhood
William T. Haycraft
Towson
Hayeraft
Wiliam J. Hayeraft
Darrell
Bobbie Essig
Quincey E.U.B
Quincer
Clarence Eckard
Margaret Fair
Asi
Walter Eckard
John Eckard
Donna
Roy Fair
Hanover
Fred Shaner
Ronnie
Patapsco
Eckard
Gertrude Gross
Spring State Hostal
Tanestown High School
Parent- Teacher Association
Gross
Ivland Medical
Weddings Paine Gosnell Ties the Knot in Frederick
Bernard Gosnell and Paine Gosnell staged a wedding with Rev. Charles F. Travendaris officiating at Stull in Dicker Dive Knit. The bride wore a winter white dress with a picture hat and red rosebud corsage while the groom wore brown accessories and a white carnation corsage. After a brief honeymoon they will reside in Frederick. J. E. Alquist, 51, head of operations for American Commercial Barge Lines, died of a heart attack in Louisville, Ky. He had served as vice president of the company in Jeffersonville, Indiana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tanuwanner
Gosnel
Bernard Gosne
Charles F. Travendaris
Stull
Gosnell
Frederick Taning Company
Washington
Frederick
J. E. Alquist
Louisville, Ky
J. FE. Alquist
American Commercial Barge Lines
Jeffersonville
Ind
Ohio River
Louisville
Posture and Poise Training For Frederick Homemaker Leaders
Homemaker club leaders in Frederick county gathered at Winchester Hall to learn posture correction and poise techniques. Miss Lavonia Hilbert led exercises and demonstrations for 34 clubs, with tests for good sitting and standing, grooming, and appearance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lavonia Hilbert
Extension Clothing Special
Frederick County
Winchester Hall
Wil
Milton Fry
Adamsiov
James Turner
Braddock
Robert Moran
Brunswick
Ladies Auxiliary Fire Co Meets and Newcomers Luncheon
The Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Co meets at a hotel banquet with officers and honored guests including Mayor Jacob Ramshurg and Chief of Police Charles Main. A Newcomers Luncheon for the Welcome Wagon Club is set for February 12 at Francis Scott Key Hotel with speaker Bruce Etchison, director of the Hagerstown Art Museum, discussing local history and museum offerings. Miss Ruth Ellen Nicholson enrolls at Washington Missionary College Takoma Park as a freshman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enauer
Dent
Irs Harnes
Viargaret Hass Charlotte Loy
Mu Akeruing
Marx Lare
Bessie Marshall
Harry Schroeder
Albert Blumenauer
Jacob R Ramshurg
Melkin Fos Howard Walch
James Walsh
Ester
Catherine Blumienauer
Sarah Biser
Charles Main
North End Civic Association
Virginia Danner
Francis Scott Kes
Wedewood Room
Bruce Etchison
Rederick
Hagersown Art Museum
Charles Murray
Eugene Kefauger
Ruth Ellen Nicholson
Washington Missionary College
Takoma Park
Miss Nicholson
Seventh-day Adventist College
Bertha Nicholson
February Musings on Groundhogs Lincoln Washington and Love
Wilma Smith Layman reflects on February’s quiet start and Groundhog Day anticipation. The piece honors Abraham Lincoln and George Washington, contrasts their legacies with teenaged ambition, and winks at St. Valentine while noting February’s blend of weather, patriotism, and romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilma Smith
Graud
Willisten
Abraham Lincoln
United States Postal Service
Virginia
George Washington
U.S
Lincolin
Washington
Lincoln
St. Valentine
Trio joins Kappa Mu Chapter of Alpha Iota Sorority
Three young women were inducted into Kappa Mu Chapter at a January 23 ceremony in Hagerstown. Carol Ann Price Ruth Holter and Loretta Jean Wiles were among 33 honored at the International Honorary Business Sorority banquet held at the Masoni Temple. Price Holter and Wiles received Alpha Iota necklaces as the 100th initiates into Kappa Mu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kappa Mu
Alpha Yota Sorority
Hagerstown
Carol Ann Price
Robert L. Price
Magnolia Avenue
Ruth Ron “Holter
S. Harley Holter
Loretta Jean Wiles
Leslie Wiles
RFD
Frederick
Masoni
Kappa Muisses Price
Holter
Hood College Music Judge Heads Debut Contest
Charles J. Warner, Hood College music department chair, served as head judge for the Baltimore Music Club Professional Debut Contest. Along with two others, he selected pianist Reynaldo Reyes as the winner, who will give a debut recital next month in Baltimore and receive a $500 prize funded by the club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles J. Warner
Hood College
Baltimore Music Club
Warner
Reynaldo Reyes
I Conse
ENGAGED COUPLE ANNOUNCE WEDDING PLANS IN LETTER
Engaged Mr and Mrs Ca Grabie announce their daughter's engagement to a son from Watertown Massachusetts. Patricia Annie Garland Jr will graduate Hood College Nursing in May after training at Massachusetts General Hospital. The message mentions Mr Garland an engineer and details a family celebration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. Melvin Lescalleet
City
Patricia Annie Joan A. Garland Jr
John Garland
Watertown
Mass
Garland
Miss Lescalleet
Hood College
Massachusetts General Hospital
Gineert
Frederick Girl Scout Council Directors Meet for New Year
The Frederick County Girl Scout Council board met for the first time in the new year at the Girl Scout Headquarters in Winchester Hall. President Frances L. Bussard chaired. Dora Good outlined new members and council policies. reports covered Training, Neighborhood Areas, Personnel, Camping, Public Relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Cov
Girl Scout Council
Incorporate
Girl Scout
Winchester Hall
Eas
Bussard
Dora
Margaret Neel
Be Eigelsbach
Jared Morgan
Joseph Vena
Grace Butcher
Frances L. Bussard
Grace Stickel
Betty E Celsbach
Evelyn
Helen Saffit
Mildred Morgan
Margaret Neely
Ann Daffin
Joseph Vona
da Enfield
Baéer
Beatrice Toms
Estate Noted for Reese Sole Beneficiary Claim
Probate records list Mrs Reese as the sole beneficiary of the estate of Charles C Hoover with heirs including Constance Stoutlemver and Gladis Sundstrom. The notice references a December 8 1939 filing and a dissolution by W Cly Helen Steward ton McSher ration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Reese
Reese
W. Cly
Helen Steward Ton McSherration
Charles C. Hoover
Constance Stoutlemver
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Honolulu
Berter
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America
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Ture
Seri
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Arranzemer
Rebecca Kandel
Paula Abelow
Charlotte Glick
Zelda Hirsch
Shirley Neu
Berry Wagman
T m Bo
Jeremy
Hebrew School
Robert FE. Delaplaine
Upper College Terrace
Wayne C. Neely
Lood College
Vance Packard
Howard
Thermonr
Universiments
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Hyville
Spaulding
Unive
Vmarsland
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David’ Tasior
The
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Paine
Moss Lavonia Maryland
Earl Remsberg
Buckeystown
Earl Remsbert
Brown
Fred Evler
Charles Irs
Austin Hoffman
East Frederick
Paul Beaie
Emmitsburg
Ira Carroll Harn
Russel Young
Jug Bid
Randolph S
George Stew
Bernard Bereh
Austin Cob- Xusbaun
James Monocacy
MM. Tucker
Robert Pleasan
Edward Fatken- Stein
Miyersville
Jack Mac Golerick
New Market
Marion Lawson
Pleasant Grove
Sneder
Prospect
Putman
Rosedale
Roy Culler
Skyline
Merion
Mir
Homer W. Palmer
North Market
Elte
Jo Jan Harold Carer
Harold F
He Burdette
Fredheis de Amer
Joan H Ar
Tt Si
Ladies Auxiliary of Fire Co
Hime Serif
Sord Layne
Ruth Ann Holter
Wiles
Frederick High School
Hagerstown Business College
Boonsboro
Kenneth Crouse
Lionel Prout
Anne Warner
Sburg
Washington County Hospital
Virginia F. Holder
Middletown
Geraldine A. Boyd
Ruth V. Ridenour
Mary E. Welty
Mary C. Kline
Laniz
Waynesboro General Hospital
Ca. Grabie
Daudhter
Leeses
Robert Lee Welch
Francis Welch
Welch Jr. Hessong
Barbara Jean
Walker Emma Eckenrode
Ken Jimmy
Jo Ann
Darlene
Betty Forest
Peter
Rodvehter Kim
Larry Pormer
Linda
Wayne
Betty
Sandra Cool
Diane
Buddy
Debbie Valentine
David Wisner
Alice Welch
Leon
Bruce Unger
Christ
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Monrovia
al Dickerson
Elkton
Church of the Brethren
Eileen Mr. Dickerson
Locust Grove
Century Youth
Staley Park
Brethren
Tenth and Motter Washington
New York
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Trousseau
Berger
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