Stitelys Mark 55 Years Wed With Family Dinner
Orville D. Stitely and wife of RFD 3 Frederick were honored by six of their nine children at a Cozy Restaurant dinner in Thurmont. The couple wed November 7, 1916 at Centerville near Woodsboro and they have 27 grandchildren and 27 great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville D. Stitely
RFD 3
Frederick
Cozy
Thurmont
Ellis G. Frock
Robert L. Keeney
Richard D. Stitely
Alvie Cecil
Gerald Stitely
Roy Hosler
Stitelys
Centerville
Woodsboro
Anniversary fete for Mr and Mrs Roland Myers of Walkersville
Mr and Mrs Roland H Myers of Walkersville were honored at a Dec 19 reception at Walkersville Fire Hall marking their 25th wedding anniversary. Hosted by son in law and daughter Gary F Otto and wife, the event featured refreshments and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roland H. Myers
Walkersville
Gary F. Otto
Happy Marriage Dos Donts from a Lighthearted List
A playful look at everyday acts that mark a happy marriage. The piece contrasts small gestures and routines like shared calls, notes in pockets, morning coffee, and thoughtful gifts with the underlying theme that mutual awareness of each other’s routines and finances sustains harmony.
BPW Year-End Meeting Covers Travel, Awards, and Plans
Frederick BPW members review a Morris Stride travelogue from Thailand and Bangkok slides, with art, clothing, and library gifts. The program, chaired by Helen Biser and Louise Hammell, details ROPEM, orientation team, and community awards efforts, plus a Christmas dinner at Bettys Restaurant with gifts from local sponsors and a call to support the ERA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Frederick
Morris Stride
Thailand
Stride
U.S. Air Force
Far East
Bangkok
Helen G. Biser
Louise Hammell
Committee On World Affairs
Marsha Payne
Jessie Webster
Helene Cameron
Charlotte Martz
BPW Club
Beau Monde Beauty Academy
Martha Reynolds
C. Burr Artz
Rope’m
Thelma Wilson
Team 0
Alice Baker
Eleanor Everhart
Janice Harrison
Louise Kline
Linda Masser
Dwilla McIntyre
Connie Null
Ruby
BPW
Gladys M. Wilkinson
Julia Foxwell
Linda Minnick
George Brachey
Marguerite Hess
Debbie Fisher
Buck Fisher
Beverly Stupp
Santa Claus
Larry West
Community Club
Ocean City
Fredericktown Bank and Trust Co
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Loyola Federal Savings and Loan Association
C and P Telephone Company
Frederick Gas Company
Merchant’s Firestone Tire Center
Whitesell and Bowen Pharmacy
Barbara Morgan
Lillian Martin
Alice Houck
Alice Andrews
Anna Savage
Hazel McCanner
Mary Lowe Smith
Betty’s
Engaged: Elizabeth Shaffer to Philip Brohawn in July
Miss Elizabeth Lynne Shaffer daughter of Mr and Mrs Lynn M Shaffer of College Estates will wed Philip Alan Brohawn son of Mr and Mrs Philip J Brohawn of Marin Ridge Jefferson in July. Shaffer a 1967 Governor Thomas Johnson High School graduate attended Towson State College and works for State Farm Insurance. Brohawn a 1966 Frederick High School graduate and Towson State College alumnus teaches at Green Valley Elementary School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lynn M. Shaffer
College Estates
Elizabeth Lynne
Philip Alan Brohawn
Philip J. Brohawn
Marin Ridge
Jefferson
Miss Shaffer
Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Towson State College
State Farm Insurance Company
Brohawn
Frederick High School
Green Valley
Damascus DAR Meeting Set For Sunday
The Pleasant Plains Damascus Chapter Daughters of the American Revolution will meet January 16 at 2 p.m. for its annual covered dish National Defense luncheon. The gathering at Mr. and Mrs. John L. King’s Gaithersburg home features co-hostess Mrs. Ward Ferrow and guest speaker Mrs. Frank Shramek, honorary Maryland State Regent and state membership chair, on the topic Our Ocean Frontiers. Mrs. Esther L. Rice serves as chapter regent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Plains of Damascus
Daughters of the American Revolution
National Defense
John L. King
Gaithersburg
Ward Ferrow
King
Frank Shramek
Maryland
Ocean Frontiers
Esther L. Rice
Urban shift in population as suburbs top cities
The 1970 Census shows 73.5 percent of Americans live in urban areas. For the first time suburbs account for 37 percent of the population, surpassing central cities at 31 percent and nonmetropolitan areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Mardi Gras Queen Chosen From Frederick Princess Tea
Beth Rhoderick was named Mardi Gras queen after a tea for 31 Frederick area girls and their mothers held at Steiner House to select the 1972 queen. The Frederick Woman's Civic Club sponsored the event, with J Vernon Coblentz and C Wayne Shisler guiding the princess committee. Queen Beth will reign at the Feb 12 gala in the National Guard Armory, flanked by a long list of princesses from local families and towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner House
Kathy Eichelberger
Marlene Solar
Kathy Kelly
Jane Dettbarn
Shauna Main
Beth Rhoderick
Ann Schley
Teresa Zmudzinski
Pam Edwards
Karen Parry
Sue Mainhart
Grace Tick
Teresa
Frederick
Joseph Rhoderick
Grove Hill
National Guard
Beth
Ann Bowers
Grayson R. Bowers Jr
RFD
Sandra Charity
John Charity
Evergreen Court
Helen Jane Dettbarn
Ernest
Dettbarn
Walkersville
Deborah Lou Dudderar
Richard C. Dudderar
Union Bridge
Catherine Dykstra
Dewey
Frederick Bridge Club Winners and Tonight's Games
The Frederick Bridge Club reports North South winners led by Mrs Charlotte Rupert and Paul Criss with second and third places going to Mrs Harry Hamilton and Mrs Ed ward Thomas and Mrs Walter Feaga with Mrs Ralph Kline. East West winners include Scott Welty and Jack Groth in first, with Mrs Gerald Yonetz and Dr Walter Snow in second. Reminder: regular game tonight at 7 15 at Fort Detrick Officers Club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walter Snow
Manuel Weinberg
James A. Kime
Fi Col
Donald Litle
Catoctin Bridge Club
Gerald Yonetz
Jules Shapiro
Robert Remsburg
Walter Feaga
Paul Criss
Ross Smith
American Legion
Thurmont
Golden wedding anniversary honors Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strine
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Strine of Hagerstown, formerly of Frederick, were honored on December 30 for their 20th anniversary. The celebration at Spring Valley was hosted by their sons Charles William Strine and James F. Strine, with wives Linda and Nancy Strine and William Strine Jr. in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Strine
Hagerstown
Frederick
Charles William Strine
James F. Strine
Spring Valley
Strine
State Roads Commission
Washington, D. C
Linda
Nancy Strine
James Strine
C. William Strine Jr
C. William Strine
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Mrs
Orville D, Stitely
Mary Catherine Waltz
Libertytown
Edna Waltz
Bernard Murphy
Patty
Pam
Leidye
Norma Waltz
Harold Myers
Ronnie
Clarence Otto
Jeanne Spahr
Jerri Lynn
Linda Heim
Sonny Shores
Davey
Frank Warner
Donald Derr
Bobby Sue
Ida Blume
Ben Myers
Carroll Hartsock
Betty Canary
E. Patrick St
Evens
Benson & Partners
Sheroken
Charles
Elizabeth L. Shaffer
Mr. Brohawn
Damascus Dar
Potters Bar
North Market St
Cor. Ind
Kai Kukker
Cathy Dykstra
Laura Powell
Susan Wirts
Nancy Shaffer
Rosemary Windsor
Odette Reeder
Virginia Feaga
Veronica Roberts
Susan Lichtinger
Anne Bowers
Karen Mahlandt
Libby Schantz
Becky Koontz
Debbie Dudderar
Denise Everly
Barbara Martz
George Randall
Pamela Jane Edwards
G. Paul Edwards
Middletown
Thomas M. Eichelberger
Biggs Ave
Carolyn Everly
R. Monroe Feaga
Taney Ave
Katherine Kelly
Howard Kelly Jr
Rosemont
Nancy Rebecca Koontz
Norman Koontz
Eugene Wirts
Wyngate Dr
Sue Lichtinger
Ronald R. Lichtinger
Bill G. Mahlandt
Trail Ave
Paul E. Main
Theresa Ann Main
Herbert D. Main
Sue Elizabeth Mainhart
William Z. Stauffer
Walter Martz
Thomas I. Parry
W. Oth St
Raymond Powell
Bruce Reeder
Daugh
Ter
Robert R. R. Roberts
Edward J. Schantz
14Th St
Marlene Sclar
Reuben Sclar
Frederick Ave
Donald Schley
Myersville
Lynn Shaffer
Donald Tick
Susan Virts
Eugene Virts
Robert S. Windsor
Tulip Hill
Alphonse J. Zmudzinski
Wilson Pl
Coblentz
Fort Detrick
Catoctin
Mildred
By Roger Bollen
S Mildred Z
Buver Travel
One
Travel Service
Europe
Mexico
Hawaii
Roef
Allen
Chantilly
Dean's Village
9Th St
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