Judith Poole Summel Weddings In Frederick Ceremony
Judith Marie Poole and Richard Wayne Summel united in marriage June 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Mount Calvary Lutheran Church Feagaville. Rev Henry Schaefer Jr officiated a double ring ceremony. The couple will reside in Frederick after a Norfolk wedding trip. Poole is a Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing junior. Summel works at Todd Steel. Family members and friends attended, with maid of honor Latricia Blank and bridesmaids Gail Lee and Mary Diana Poole. Ring bearer Leon Goodman Poole I and escorts included Kenneth White and Gary Greenfield. The celebration followed at Ballenger Grange Hall Feagaville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judith Marie Poole
Richard Wayne
Mounton Lutheran Church
Fengaville
Henry Schaefer Jr
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Doubs
Leon G. Poole
Point of Rocks
George W. Summel
Willow Avenue
Latricia _ Louellen Blank
Rocky Springs
Gail Lee
Mary Diana Poole
Maid of Honor
Rebecca Lines Poole
Leon Goodman Poole I
Kenneth White
Frederick
Robert Donohoe
Gary Greenfield
Gary Nicholson
Phyllss Johnson
Buckerstown
Couple Wed At Brunswick In Sunlit Ceremony
Mrs. Margaret Regina Shirley of Hagerstown wed Robert Leon Mentzer on July 8 at Bethany Lutheran parsonage in Brunswick. Rev. Ralph H. Miller officiated. Bride's father is Alex E. Nave of Williamsport. groom's mother is Mazie Mentzer of Burkittsville. Matron of honor was Caroline Needy. best man was Scott Carter. Groom works as equipment operator for Frederick County Roads Board. couple to reside in Burkittsville. Blossom fashion feature accompanies the notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Regina Shirley
Hagerstown
Robert Leon Mentzer
Bethany Lutheran Parsonage
Brunswick
Ralph H. Miller
Shirley
Alex E. Nave
Williamsport
Margaret H. Nave
Mentzer
Mazie Mentzer
Burkittsville
Caroline Needy
Scott Carter
Frederick County Roads Board
Night Shift Operators Keep Vigil At Remote Chesapeake
Three women work 10 p.m. to 7 a.m. at the Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. on East Patrick Street. Louise Smith, Beulah Boner and Barbara Mackley answer emergencies, comfort anxious callers, and share a special nightly bond while connecting people across town and beyond. The trio recalls calls from car accidents to expectant mothers and even a constant question about the time after midnight.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Louise Smith
Mt. Airy
Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co
East Patrick Street
Mrs. Smith
Joy Derr
Ins and Outs Tips On Cut Flowers
Tips for cutting flowers to enjoy indoors all summer. Start with easily grown varieties like zinnias pinks tall African marigolds snapdragons scabiosa blue salvia and petunias. Cut in the evening or morning with a sharp tool, remove lower foliage, place stems in warm water, and avoid overfertilizing to maximize blooms.
Civinette Club Meeting At Key Hotel July Dinner
Civinettes held their regular monthly dinner meeting in the Blue and Grey Room of the Francis Scott Key Hotel on July 5 at 6 30 p.m. The program featured a Ford distributed film Where Were You with Bill Moore assisting. A business session followed and Alma Semler presided. July birthdays were noted for Miller Firor Offutt and Martin. Next Civinettes picnic with the Civ Itans is Aug 18, next board meeting at Ruth Kinseys, and the Sept 6 meeting is planned for the hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Civinette Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Mary Sullivan
Dorothy Burchardt
Ford Motor Company
Bill Moore
Alma Semler
Helen Mercer
Amelia Miller
Evelyn Firor
Laura Offutt
Ann Martin
Ruth Kinsey
Nail care tips and salon ad from SHERO KEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS
The column explains nail structure and breakage causes from diet deficiencies and overexposure to water, recommending vitamin rich foods and supplements. It promotes turning to a reliable salon for treatments, and mentions SHERO KEN HOUSE OF HAIR FASHIONS at 1 East 3rd Street with contact number. It also suggests nail hardeners and colorless enamels as helpful aids.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shero Ken House OF Hair Fashions
East 3Rd Street
Food preservation booklets offered by Montgomery agent
Mrs. Jane C. Elliott, Montgomery County home economics extension agent, offers USDA booklets on sun climate, pickle and relish making, jams, jellies, preserves, home freezing, and cold storage. Additional Extension bulletins cover freezing quality foods. Free of charge. write to Montgomery County Cooperative Extension Service in Rockville, Maryland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane C. Elliott
Montgomery County
Home Economics
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Versity of Maryland Extension
Montgomery County Cooperative Extension Service
Old Courthouse
Rockville
Also Mentioned on This Page
Judith M. Poole
Richard W. Summel
Todd Steel Incorporated
Richard W. Stimmel
Joanne Mackie
Bermuda
Randall Higginbotham
Dayton
Ohio
Cambridge
Higginbotham
Josephine Kiefaber
Warner Kiefaber
F. W. Higginbotham
West College Terrace
AP Wirenkota
Alicia Mendoza
New York
Polan Katz
Miss Boner
Azi
Chesapeake and Potomac
Newspa
Montgomery Agent
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
Nanonay Bank
Frederick Shopping Center
7Th St
Af Schley i
Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg, Maryland
Damascus
Maryland
Liberty Office
Libertytown
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Street
Fort Detrick
Union Bridge
Walkersville
Brunswick Offic
Mountairy
Maryien
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