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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1961
Page
2
Calendar note shows Frederick Maryland publication Pace 2 THE NEWS dated Monday July 24 1961. Lacks additional readable events or details.
The Stabler Messer wedding took place Saturday with Rev Sharpe officiating. The ceremony was conducted before palm arrangements as bridesmaids including Betsy Stabler Rosa He Weller and Sue Gibbons stood with the bridal party.
Groom was best man with ushers Edward Stacy Baltimore Phil King Charlottesville and others. Leora Link flower girl. Bride wore beige and olive green outfits with rosebud corsages for mothers. Reception at the bride's home, honeymoon at Cave Haven Poconos, then residence in Gaithersburg. Mrs Stabler a University of Maryland graduate and future assistant home demonstration agent.
Residents will view a posted diagram of tentative planning for the Himes property east of Jefferson Street in South Catoctin Park area. City lawmakers plan preliminary steps toward rezoning the eastern section as a shopping center moves forward. At last week’s Board of Aldermen meeting, architect Charles F. Bowers represented the Himes interests and indicated continued involvement.
A 12 acre shopping center area and a 56 acre parcel east of Jefferson Street lie partly inside the city limits with a one mile edge zone for zoning. Alderman Bowlus sought a public chart of the planning and residents’ awareness of the additional rezoning while negotiations continue. Exits may be placed where the Pearl Street extension was planned and early plans for the center involving two large establishments and several smaller stores were outlined.
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