Engagements Highlight Beginning Of New Year
Multiple engagements announced in Frede rick area households. Sarah F Ifert of Middletown to Wayne W Holter of Frederick. Shirley Ann Beard to David Eichelberger of Rocky Ridge. Sharon Lee Spahr to William Edward Miles of Buckeystown. Marlene Grace Ramsburg to Alan Carnes Weintraub. Linda Londell Tritapoe to James W Panter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall Beard Sr
Keymar
Shirley Ann
David E .Ichelberger
Joan E. Eichelberger
Rocky Ridge
William EF. Spahr
RFD 1
Walkersville
Sharon Lee
William Edward Miles
George E. Miles
Buckeystown
Homer B. Tritapoe
Knoxville
Linda Londell
James W Panter
James E. Painter
Brunswick
Anniversary fete for Mr and Mrs Charles M Stitely
Mr and Mrs Charles M Stitely of Thurmont celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with an open house at their home on December 19. They were married December 20 1905 at Woodsboro Lutheran Church by the late Rev R Poffenberger. The couple have five children ten grandchildren and two great grandchildren. A grandson Rev Dale R Lind was absent. About 75 attendees attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Stitely
Thurmont
Stitely
Woodsboro Lutheran Parsonage
R. Poffenberger
Annie V. Speak
Charles E. Speak
William H. Stitely
Helen M. Wantz
York, Pa
Bessie Dougherty
Taneytown
Mary Louise
New Year Kitchen Makeover to Save Time and Space
A New Year guide urges home makers to redesign kitchens for easier chores and better posture. It suggests adding a head-high cabinet with partitions, converting closets with perforated hardboard, and using door shelves to store canned goods, reducing bending and reaching. It also advises eye breaks and soothing drops to reduce strain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephanie Abramson
Winchester Hall
Elizabeth Goodman Weds James V Devilbiss in Frederick
Elizabeth Goodman and James Vernon Devilbiss were married December 18 at 7 p.m. in the First Baptist Church of Frederick with Rev. Robert F. Woodward officiating. The ceremony featured a double ring rite as family and Hood College connections tied the service to Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Goodman
James V. Devilbiss
Baptist Church
Elizabeth Anne Goodman
James Vernon Devilbiss
First Baptist Church of
Frederick
Robert F. Woodward
Eda Byll
Hood College
Bonnie Strine
Mimsie Goodman
Connie Devilbiss
Bonnie Devilbiss
Bride
Frederick High School
Devilbiss
Capital Institute of Technology
Washington
Polly's Pointers: Practical Home Hints From Polly
Readers share quick tips from including the photographer in group photos to marking birthdays on cupboard doors. Suggestions cover stamp carries, meal trays, grocery bags, refrigerator labeling, purse security with bells, and minting reminders for grandchildren. Send ideas to Polly for a dollar if used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Polly Cramer
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Polly
Frederick News and Post
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sarah Ifert
Davis
Shirley Beard
Sharon Spahr
Marlene Ramsburg
Linda Tritapoe
Charles E. Tfert
Middletown
Sarah F
Wayne W. Holter
D. Vernon Holter
Miss Ifert
Middletown High School
Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Holter
Western Maryland College
Brunswick High School
Miss Beard
Walkersville High School
Government Employes Insurance Co
Bethesda
Eichelberger
Thurmont High School
Cambridge Rubber Co
Miss Spahr
Sagner, Inc
Miles
Misner’s Ceramic Tile Shop Inc
Maurice A. Ramsburg
Maryland
Marlene Grace
Alan Carnes Weintraub
Robert L. Weintraub
Fleming Avenue
Ramsburg
Towson State College
Weintraub
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
California State College
Miss Tritapoe
The
State Farm Insurance Co of
Painter
Frederick Iron and Steel, Inc
Mrs
James H. Goodman
Linden Hills
Kenneth F. Devilbiss
West 14Th Street
Kathy Jordan
Gerald E. Howard
John Goodman
James Goodman
Robert Garrett
Michael Stogsdill
Winston Shipley
Adrian Chappell
Linden Avenue
Mr. and
James Devilbiss
Sears Tad
Arlene Dahlays
Carole Christine
SEARS
West Patrick ST
Frederick, MD
Facters Cleaners
Rederch Shopping
DNTER
S. Market St
N. Market St
South Market St
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