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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1974
Page
4
The Women’s Board sponsors the 51st annual picnic and bazaar on July 3 from 10 am to 8 pm at the old hospital grounds. Proceeds fund the fifth floor completion with 400 volunteers providing food, booths, crafts, and an evening auction.
Mr and Mrs Franklin Rappold of New Market announce the engagement of daughter Mary Ruth to Phillip N Hoff son of Mr and Mrs Donald Hoff of Frederick The bride to be is a 1973 Wesley College graduate and secretary at Fairchild Space and Electronics Co Germantown He is a 1968 Gov Thomas Johnson High School graduate and Frederick Community College attendee employed at Frederick Cancer Research Center as an Animal Technician A September wedding is planned.
New York reports designers focusing on large size women as a major market. Dresses, separates, and pantsuits offer durable, colorful silhouettes that flatter, with lines from Fairfield Noble Oakfield Lady Fairfield and Sugarbush in sizes up to 46.
Kathleen Strawahacker offers practical guidance for American households facing pet accidents and spilled foods on carpet. The article outlines blotting techniques with towels, using rug cleaners or mild detergents, vinegar solutions, and drying steps, plus a note to test products first. It concludes by recommending a carpet care booklet from Johnson Wax’s Consumer Education Department.
A collage of social glimpses from Elm Street to Atlanta recalls friends visiting after long years, garden care tips, and a church of community events. Mabel and Randy Curnow depart Frederick for microbiology studies, Olivia Remsburg gears up for a Zonta Antique Show, and local theater producer Ed Campbell launches L il Abner with Jim Schrader and Deltie Fox.
Bonnie Caplan reports on visiting relatives from Nebraskas and California, Charlie Reeds Alley Cat antiques shop opening with a $2 registration, and a reflective note on tragedy for the Hylton family. The column also offers travel musings about New Zealand, Scotland, and a breezy forecast of summer weather.
Mr and Mrs George E Recke of Kingston Massachusetts announce the engagement of their daughter Katherine Ann Recke to Robert Wayne Garrett of Cambridge Massachusetts son of Mr and Mrs Robert W Garrett of Frederick Massachusetts Miss Recke is a graduate of Mount Saint Mary College Hooksett NH and works at the Massachusetts Financial Service Center in Boston Mr Garrett is a graduate of Frederick High School Dartmouth College and Harvard Law School He is an associate with Boston law firm Nutter McLennen and on August 24 wedding is.
Final day for pretoure casser gauge testing at Extension Office 520 North Market St July 17 from 9 08 am to 6 30 pm call 663 8300 extension 225 Home Economics Department no charge bring in one lid vet dating purge for testing Town and Country Homemakers met June 13 for annual picnic at Mrs John Brunk home with thirteen members and six guests recipes exchanged relay games and design guessing noted Next meeting September 12 Mrs Joan Peremusky listed Braddock Chee Mrs Albert Main reporter Braddock Eatensien Homemakers Club held June annual family picnic on Bradduck Grange lawn planned a weiner roast August 19 and a September 16 meeting at Mrs Kart Bussard 613 Schley Ave
Mrs Phyllis Moore announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Marie Moore to Ronnie Eugene Randolph son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin F Randolph Sr of Beallsville. Dorothy is a 1972 Frederick High School graduate Randolph a 1969 Poolesville High School graduate now works as a technician. Aug 3 is the wedding date.
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