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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1971
Page
3
Richard Leichert notes Irish hotels employ mainly 15 to 30 year olds, migration and tourism shape the economy. He records Irish language use, Nixon era ties, Guinness as national drink, farmhouse stays, and local customs including tax relief and free healthcare for seniors.
Miss Frances Anne Wiles and Kenneth Pierce Tinney married at St John’s Catholic Church Frederick in a double ring ceremony performed by Rev Fr Gerald LaPorta. The bride wore a silk organza gown with Venise lace and carried white carnations. The couple will reside at 314 Braddock Ave Frederick.
A reception on June 20 at the Francis Scott Key Hotel honored Uriah B. Shockley and Ber Nice P. Shockley on their 50th wedding anniversary. The event, hosted by their children, ran 2 to 4 pm in the ballroom. The couple married June 22, 1921, in Baltimore, moved to Frederick in 1928, and have three children, Uriah B. Jr., Alfred P., and Mary Jane, plus eight grandchildren. They met at the Maryland School for the Deaf and were longtime Frederick residents. The Shockleys’ family includes connections to Corsicana, Texas. Silver Spring. and Frederick. The article notes Mr. Shockley’s long tenure at Frederick News-Post.
Mr and Mrs Harry Ramsburg of Frederick and Mrs Mary Summers with children Sharon and Gary of Middletown returned from a two week trip through ten states Pennsylvania Ohio Indiana Illinois Iowa Montana Wyoming West Virginia Maryland South Dakota. They visited Rapid City with John J Chisolm El and family. Highlights included Mount Rushmore Dinosaur Park The Badlands Black Hills and trips to Custer Park Keystone and Stave Church. They saw Gun Smoke filming at Keystone and the Trial of Jack McCall at Deadwood Wax Museum. The journey covered over four thousand miles by car and trailer.
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