Miss Vincent Weds Ronald Clower at Andrews AFB Chapel
Miss Margaret Louise Vincent daughter of Lt Col (Ret) Caleb Vincent of Alexandria Virginia wed Ronald Edward Clower son of Mr and Mrs Harry Clower of Mt Airy at Andrews AFB Chapel One. Lt Col Frederick Sandloff officiated. The bride wore an heirloom white satin gown with seed pearls and a fur trim train. A cascade of white carnations topped her bouquet. The wedding party included Mrs Timothy Hedgen as matron of honor and bridesmaids Lindsey Vincent Gloria Clower Judy Arnett Ann Burgess Pamela Durda. Richard Clower served as best man. ushers included several naval and air force officers. A reception followed. the couple honeymooned in Florida and the Bahamas. Both will pursue further studies and careers. the bride at Radford College and the groom in Da venport Iowa with Kelsey Hayes.
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Margaret Louise Vincent
Caleb Randolph Vincent
Alexandria
Ronald Edward Clower
Harry Clower
Mt. Airy
Andrews Air Force Base
Frederick Sandloff
Timothy H. Hedgen
Charleston
S.C
Lindsey Vincent
Gloria Clower
Judy Arnett
West Va
Ann Burgess
Ellicott City
Pamela Durda
Tantallion
Richard Clower
Douglas Phillips
Naval Air Station
Pensacola
Raymond G. Brown
Airy
Florida
Bahamas
Radford College
University of Kentucky
Kelsy Hayes Corporation
Davenport
Iowa
Stewart Nottingham
Waynewood
Bolling Afb Officer’s Club
Washington, D.C
Library News: Books on Frederick History and Medicine
The C Burr Artz Library adds a local history by Paul and Rita Gordon covering Frederick 1748 to 1972 with merchant details and rebuilding eras. A second copy is purchased for general circulation and genealogy interest alongside a selected list of medicine history titles curated by Manfred Waserman and wife.
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Paul
Rita Gordon
C. Burr Artz Library
Tn March
Market Street
Moses Hutzler
Hutzler Brothers
Balti
Manfred J. Waserman
National Library of Medicine
United States
Paul E. Steiner
Alfred H. Sturtevant
Ilza Veith
Egypt
James D. Watson
Elizabeth Blackwell
Dorothy C. Wilson
Library Journal
Frye Couple Celebrates Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr and Mrs Herman L Frye of Frederick were honored at a surprise dinner January 22 recognizing their 50 years of marriage. The event, hosted by their children RK Allen Frye Miss Idell Kemp and Wayne Speak, noted their Urbana Methodist Church wedding on January 4 1922 with Nina Trail as the bride. The Fryes lived in Dickerson 49 years before moving to Frederick in 1971, receiving many gifts from friends and relatives.
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Herman L. Frye
Frederick
Allen Frye
Poolesville
Idell F. Kemp
Wayne E. Speak
Braddock Heights
Betty
Frye
Walter M. Michael
Urbana Methodist Church
Hood Theatre Tour to Hagerstown for Comings and Goings
Hood Theatre Group will perform Megan Terry's Comings and Goings at Washington County Museum of Fine Arts in Hagerstown on Feb 24 at 8 p.m. Museum director Paul H Kotun announced the event, describing it as part of a tour the group undertakes for area organizations. The program is free and includes a brief post show discussion.
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Dennis H. Hughes
The
Hood Theatre
Hughes
Psi Chapter meets at Western Maryland College plan February agenda
The February Psi Chapter meeting at Harrison Alumni House discusses constitution by law revisions, the 1972 74 biennium theme, scholarship funding, and the June Washington DC convention. A nominating committee is named. Guest speaker Thomas Rothrock of the Maryland Rehabilitation group, who is blind, outlines independence strategies including cane use and braille tools for daily tasks.
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Psi Chapter
Phi Delta Gamma
Harrison Alumni House
Western Maryland College
Marjorie Rost
Psi
Washington, D. C
Carole Roberts
Mildred Child
Shirley Hoff
Cora Virginia Perry
Thomas Rothrock
Maryland Rehabilitation Group
Washington
Frederick
Carroll
Rothrock
Tom
Club hosts banquet at national convention in Washington
Library of Congress talking books aid education and combat boredom for blind adults. Phi Delta Gamma president Mrs Gene Sheffer led hostesses at the initial banquet in Washington D C. Ethel Troyer showcased crafts for table decorations programs and favors while members listed include Mrs Sheffer Mrs Rost Virginia Hurline Dorothy Cavenee Miriam Burleson Louise Fillion Perry Hoff Hull Saunders Roberts Child Troyer Miller Tabler and Ecker. Green-walled Garden Club met in February at Mrs Otho Ketler’s home with co-hostess Mrs W Jerome Offutt. President Eugene Kefauver presided as business reports and announcements were given. Secretary Henry Hearn announced March or April events including the Philadelphia Flower Show March 13 and District V meeting March 14 at Comus Inn with Roger Lowen speaking on Agriculture in Ecuador. Flower arrangements featured Leap Year theme by Mrs Keller I Mrs Chester Pele and Offutt. Speaker day was Mrs Judson French, noted conservation leader and Maryland environmental trust advocate.
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Library of Congress
Gene Sheffer
Phi Delta Gamma
Washington, D. C
Ethel Troyer
Sheffer
Rost
Virginia Hurline
Dorothy Cavenee
Miriam Burleson
Louise Fillion
Perry
Hoff
Janice Hull
Doris Saunders
Green-walled Garden Club
Otho J. Ketler
W. Jerome Offutt
Eugene Kefauver
Henry Hearn
Philadelphia
Comus Inn
Roger Lowen
Foreign Agriculture Service
U. S
Department of Agriculture
Ecuador
Keller I
Chester Pele
Offutt
Judson French
National Capitol Conservation Federation
Montgomery County Committee
Maryland
Environmental Trust
Potomac Valley Conservation and Recrea
Conserva tion is Everyone s Problem at Mt Airy meeting
Conner tion Council Inc. speaker urged community recycling centers to assure future resources. Bee and Thistle Garden Club of Mt. Airy met February 9 with a program on flower arranging by Mrs. Frank Harris who demonstrated basics and mechanics and created multiple arrangements.
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Tion Council Inc
Richard Costlow
The
Bee and Thistle Garden Club
Mt. Airy
Frank Harris
Marilyn Anderson
Fox Ridge
Noted Classical Japanese Dancer In Concert Weds. At Hood College
Sakomi Tachibana, renowned classical Japanese dancer, will perform at Hood College on Wednesday Feb 23 at 8 p.m. in Brodbeck Hall. The program, free and open to the public, showcases a repertory spanning ancient to humorous folk dances. Tachibana's career includes Broadway in A Majority of One and performances at Radio City Music Hall and Jacob's Pillow.
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Sakomi Tachibana
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Tachibana
Pearl Buck
Japan
Gertrude Berg
Radio City Music Hall
Jacob’s Pillow
Philadelphia
Detroit
Local Club Elects New Officers and Sets Meeting Date
Mrs Harris brought dried flowers for a wall hanging in an iron container from Mrs Anderson. The meeting at Mrs Merhle Hahn's home at 1 pm saw Mrs Charles Gendell step down as president and install new officers for two years: Mrs Latimer Watkins president, Mrs Edward McIntyre vice president, and Mrs Gendell secretary treasurer. The date moves to the second Tuesday at 1 pm, with the next meeting on March 7 due to the District V gathering at Comus Inn on March 14.
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Comus Inn
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