Roderick McKenzie Wedding at Monrovia Church
Miss Joan Marilyn Roderick and Austin Wayne McKenzie married at the Monrovia Church of the Brethren in Urbana. The ceremony featured Chantilly lace gowns and a white orchid bouquet, with family attendants and a reception in the church social hall. The couple plans residence on East Church Street after a trip to Wildwood New Jersey. Both graduates of Frederick High School in 1961, they are employed locally.
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Monrovia
Marlin Beans
RFD
Frederick
Carol Ann Roderick
Nancy Louise Roderick
Sharon Krantz
Eugene Gruden
Norfolk
Francis Roderick
Urbana
James Keyser
H. Wilson Roderick Jr
David Moore
Kenneth MacGolerick
Mary Edith Hallock
Ruby Roderick
Roland Willard
Paul Geisbert
Harold Shafer
Ruth Brubaker
Marilyn Shoemaker
Susan Shoemaker
Sharon Adams
James Milburn
Roderick
McKenzie
Wildwood
N.J
East Church Street
Frederick High School
Chevy Chase
Frederick High
J.C. Penny Company
City
Summer Festival at Union Bridge August 1
The Summer Festival is set for August 1 at Union Bridge Community Center. Highlights include a talent show picnic supper and novelty races. Vino the Peerless Clown will travel from Baltimore with tricks and balloons for children. The center features a public address system donated by the Ladies Auxiliary with four overhead loudspeakers and a central control panel.
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Union Bridge
Vino the Peerless
Baltimore
Ladies Auxiliary
Clarence L. Roarkei
Registration To Begin August 25
Registration for new elementary school pupils in Montgomery County Public Schools will begin August 25. Parents should bring proof of residence and birth certificates, with fluency in English or Spanish available for assistance.
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Montgomery County
Montgomery County Public Schools Open Sept 2
Begin August 25 and continue through the opening of school in September. New pupils should report to the school nearest their homes between 9 a.m. and 2 p.m., bringing report cards and any other available records from previous schools. Public schools in Montgomery County will begin classes Wednesday, September 2.
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Montgomery County
Local Life Underwriter Publishes In Trade Journal
Walter T. Dunbar, a Frederick life underwriter and longtime manager, authored a three page illustrated article in the July Life Association News. The piece outlines six basic steps in selling life insurance and emphasizes attitude enthusiasm prospect contact and community involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter T. Dunbar
Life
South Market Street
Life Association
Life Association News
National Association of Life Underwriters
Dunbar
Frederick Life Underwriters
Maryland Life Underwriters Association
Baker-Kefauver
Life l Insurance Department
Tydings Seeks Relief for Maryland Dairy Farmers
U S Senate hopeful Joseph D. Tydings told Frederick supporters that Washington health officials overreact by forcing Maryland dairy farms to dump milk weekly due to pesticide residue. He pledged to press federal authorities to prove danger before stopping shipments and to allow farmers time to remove the pesticide. He blamed the Agriculture Department for slow action on safer pesticides.
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U.S. Senate
Joseph D. Tydings
Washington, D.C
Maryland
Millard Tydings
Frederick
Department of Agriculture
United States Senate
U.S
Tydings
Court News: Local Marriage Licenses and Property Deeds Filed
A list of marriage licenses issued for residents of Frederick and nearby areas, naming couples such as Robert L. Catsail and Beatrice I. Hobbs, Floyd Thomas Pearson and Betty Ellen Austin, and others. Also includes detailed property deed transfers involving Frederick County properties and related entities.
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Robert L. Catsail
Frederick
Beatrice I. Hobbs
Mt. Airy
Floyd Thomas Pearson
Lovettsville
Betty Ellen Austin
VicLean
Virginia
Charles H. Moten
Patricia L. Jones
Arthur Phillip Naylor
Lois B.,honemond
Dickerson
Holt L. Merchant Jr
Arnold
Evelyn Adele Hedges
Knoxville
Ronald Max Clower
Aberdeen
Lucille Nor] Martin
Beckley
W. Va
Irving O. Gore
Anne V. Jones
Manassas
Don Bert Coulson
Wakefield
Kansas
Louise Eae Hargett
Melvin R. Ausherman
Ruby Geraldine Kidd
Woodbine
Bruce Roy Stone
Nora Jean Rupp
Carlisle
Nord L.johnson
McLean
Susan Shawcross
Arlington
Hugh FF. Friend
Friendsville
Nancy L. Gosnell
New Windsor
Charles M. Stine
Shirley B. Harrison
James B. Hall
Littlestown
Betty E. Smith
Gettysburg
Frederick Business Properties Company
Crown Oil and Wax Company of
Delaware
Three , Inc
State Road Commission
Edward B. Longyear
John V. Smilie
Francis Seiss
Clarence S. Hagelin Jr
Brosius Development Corporation
Brosius Home Corporation
Frank H. Clark
Robert C. Blakely
Laura B. Eiker
Betty E. Wireman
Donald F. Topper
Pearl M. V. Skeggs
Pearl M. W. Skeggs
John W. Spencer
Franklin B. Myers
Charles H. Jamison
R. J. Quinn
Paul M. Vollmer
Miss Hedges and Holt Marchant Wed in Knoxville Church
A Knoxville couple, Miss Evelyn Adele Hedges and Holt LaDomus Marchant Jr., married at St. Marks Episcopal Church Knoxville in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Wade Hampton. The bride wore an organza gown with a chapel train and pearl tiara, and the couple will reside in Middletown Connecticut after a Honeymoon trip to Canada and the St Lawrence River.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Adele Hedges
Knoxville
Holt LaDomus/ Marchant Jr
Rugby Hall
Arnold
Chevy Chase
John Sprigg Hedges Jr
Mr. Hedges
Holt LaDomus Marchant
St. Marks’ Episcopal Church
Wade Hampton
William C. Flook
Towson
Sabrina
Susan A. Claggett
Baltimore
Julia F. Marchant
Wade Robison
Madison
Wisconsin
Maid of Honor
Miss
Jane Elizabeth Flock
Milford Marchant
William Crowell
Silver Spring
Donald C. Pruett
Rockville
Harry S. Hedges
Ormand L. Andrew
Proom’s
Peabody Conservatory
Francis Scott Key
Canada
St. Lawrence
Saguenay
Middletown
Conn
St. Mary's Seminary
St. Mary’s City
University of Maryland
Maryland tax surplus exceeds predictions as year ends
Maryland income from general taxes topped official forecasts by about 6.5 million, totaling roughly 298.394 million for the year ending June 30. Comptroller Louis L. Goldstein noted the surplus supports the administration’s plan to raise the income tax from 3 to 4 percent to fund education and rising expenses.
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Ferce
Tawes
Goldstein
Annapolis
Maryland
Louis L. Goldstein
Com
Entries Open for Chambersburg Bi Centennial Fireman Parade
Entries may still be made for the Chambersburg Bi Centennial Fireman Parade on July 25 at 2 p.m. starting Broad Street and ending at Henninger Field. Refreshments and a chicken barbecue follow demonstrations by fire companies with prize awards at 6:30 p.m. Submit entries to Joe Leidig, Parade Chairman, at 148 East Queen Street.
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Chambersburg
Broad Street
Second Street
Henninger Field
Joe Leidig
East Queen Street
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Joan Roderick
Austin
Davis Studio
Austin W. McKenzie
Yrea
Court News
Goldie Mae Dingle
Carroll
Richard Wagaman
County
Stanley E. Hauver
Ellis E. Hurley
Elsie E. Crouse
Verna E. Bare
Wilbur E. Hall
W. Claude Lutman
Hubert R. Brown
Ausherman Construction Company
Harry Franklin Rhoderick
Hall E. Saylor
Emory L. Moser
Robert L. Moser
Frederick A. Fry
Jean T. Brinkley
Letha H. Brown
Royce Lane Layton
Ray M. Baugher
Miss Hedges
Mr. Marchant
Equity
Charles S. Bohn
Virginia Lee Bohn
Kennedy Studio
Holt L. Marchant Jr
Encyclopaedia Britannica
Ieee
Lancaster
ACME
Kraft’s
Velveeta
Kellogg’s
Chef's Choice
California
Valencia
Z. Pup Pere
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