Wedding Announcement at Pree Church Brunswick
Amid a setting of gismel and the wedding of Bartime Adel zedied Pree Church Brunswick. The bride is the daughter of Mr
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 10, 1956
Page
2
Amid a setting of gismel and the wedding of Bartime Adel zedied Pree Church Brunswick. The bride is the daughter of Mr
Spearta and Rhimestones united in a ceremony with Miss Denis Blank as bridesmaid and Robert White as best escort. Anette Devilbiss played piano as about fifty five guests attended a reception at the bride's mother's home. The bride and groom, both Frederick High School graduates, were to be married while the groom served in the U S Navy at Norfolk, Virginia.
The long wedding description recounts Nola Soper's ceremony at 76 East Fourth Street with groom from Denver, the wedding party, and guests including Mrs. Eva Riddle and Mrs. Neill Heiss. It notes traffic congestion themes, attire such as a white Bible topper, pink carnations, and a three tiered cake. Births, military notes, and relatives are touched in a dense, period-oral style.
Senator Beall notes the Legislative Reorganization Act requires annual adjournment by July end unless war or a presidential national emergency exists. He explains that even with a continued session, adjournment hinges on both Houses and a presidential power rarely used. He cautions not to confuse emergency with war and recalls Korea era measures. He also invites Maryland readers to visit the Senate gallery before adjournment and lists travel details for a sightseeing trip.
President Eisenhower plans to run again while asserting confidence in his health. He meets GOP leaders to discuss the administration’s late-Congress program from his temporary Gettysburg posting after an intestinal operation. He appears stronger in a new office at Glatfelter Hall, his first nonmedical engagement since surgery.
A jumble of short notes and notices from Frederick Emmitsburg and Thurmont recounts a new ice factory plan a Valise found with Col Douglas staff ties and a 1905 wedding in St Josephs church Emmitsburg plus local updates on births marriages and a safety memorandum urging cautious home and community practices during hot weather and holiday gatherings.
A column notes a shift from simple happiness to craving bought goods, urging appreciation of simple life. Community items include NALC Falrkow Picnic for Deaf at Copococheague Amusement Park near Hagerstown with attendees from Maryland and nearby states, games, prizes, and officers.
The Department of Justice moves to break up GM bus production amid antitrust debate. The piece questions if government intervention, cartel risks, and large corporate dominance hinder competition while Congress bears responsibility for policy and tax rules favoring big business and unions. It notes how long tenure in the army relates to longevity.
Frederick Memorial Hospital lists births in July with families and newborns including Adamstown, Brunswith, Rocky Ridge, Mr. Airy, and Frederick residents. Notable newborns named Douglas Royer, Diane Jane, Richard Harvey, Randall Boyd, Vicky Sue, Robert Mark, Dennis Martain, Kathy Lynn, and Diana Lee. Parents include Miller, Ebersole Jr, Stam ibaugh, Shaw, Linton, Alexander, McCrossin, Chipley Jr, Shrout.
A long list of social visits and events in Harpers Ferry Bolivar and vicinity includes Mrs Dorothy Stottlemyer and family, Janet Lee Brown receiving a four year George Washington University scholarship, and community activities such as a Methodist church reception and Woman's Club festival. Also reported are Baltimore heroes of July 9 and a divorce decree for Margaret H Brown and William FE Brown with custody details and a correction to a prior assault report.
Dr Dean W Roberts urges parents to model safety as vacationing students roam, urging timely lessons from the National Society for Crippled Children and Adults to reduce illness and accidents during travel.
Deeds were recorded in the Clerk's office for multiple property transfers. A Coleman Barretts deeded 200 Rockwell Terrace to J Austin and H Webster Whitehill for about $25 000. Goetzels sold 4.16 acres and improvements along west side of Alternate U S 240 to George L Shields for about $9 500. Boote Myers sold Urbana turnpike property to Glenn Y Geisler for about $38 500. Rudell Mullinix and sister Frances Mullinix sold two acres with improvements to Joyce Hatton for about $5 5900. Robert A Brawner sold two acres with improvements near Mt St Marys College to Welty D Oden for about $5 500.
Among The Sick. Mrs Cora M Elester of 2 DA avenue sustained a hip fracture in a fall on Saturday and is reported fairly good this morning undergoing surgical treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Lester Wiles of Water Street, who had a heart attack on June 28 and was admitted for treatment, is in satisfactory condition there. Mrs Frank L Crebs of 406 Pearl Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Sunday and expects to undergo surgery today.
Richard Baumgardner filed an Equity Court petition against the receivers of Monocacy Motors Inc seeking an order to pay him 808 dollars from escrow funds. He claims back rent for 1955 and 1956 totaling 900, plus 300 for 1955 and 600 for 1956, after releasing bonds under an agreement. He proposes to continue renting if payments are prompt, otherwise he wants to cancel.
A Saturday morning treasure hunt for children over ten and teens at Thurmont Public Library runs weekly from eleven to twelve. Participants read books, earn a piece of eight for each book, and the top reader wins a prize when the hunt ends in August. Mrs Ern est Hammaker oversees the program.
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