Null-Hess Are Wed In Calvary Methodist Church
Calvary Methodist Church hosted the Saturday wedding of Miss Karo Ann Null and James Nicholson Hess at 12 30 p m. The bride wore silk organza with an Empire waist and detachable train, carrying a white Bible with orchids and baby's breath. Maid of honor Mary Zweier led a group of bridesmaids in matching gowns, while the groom's brother Hess III served as best man and ushers included Proctor Esty Armiger and Null.
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Calvary Methodist Church
Karo Ann Null
James Nicholson Hess
John William Null
Biggs Avenue
Harry Clyde Hess Jr
Baltimore
Ralph M. Sharpe
Mary Zweier
Elizabeth Armiger
Elizabeth Field
Chatham
N.J
Patricia Lou Cline
This City
Susan Newman
Hagerstown
Harry Clyde Hess III
Stoneleigh
Benjamin Proctor
Anneslie
Harvey Esty
Govans
George Armiger
John Robert Null
Sharon Hooper
Wedding of Miss Mary Hunter in Urbana
Mrs Ann Hunter of Basimore hosted a wedding reception at the Peter Pan Inn Urbana after the ceremony. The bride studied at Frederick High School and the University of Maryland and works at Johns Hopkins Hospital. The groom, a Towson High School graduate, earned a Maryland B S and works for Bethlehem Steel Sparrows Point. They plan to live in Baltimore after a honeymoon to Ocean City.
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Ann Hunter
Basimore
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
Lafayettes
Frederick High School
University of Maryland
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Homewood
Towson High School
Maryland Alpha Chapter
Phi Delta Theta
Bethlehem Steel
Sparrows Point
World’s Fair House Displays Modern Home Conveniences
Public displays show the Formica World's Fair House in Mt. Airy built by Donald E. Grigsby of Hamilton Homes Inc. on Flowjer Avenue open through Labor Day. J Walker Carty of C Carty Inc notes the setting reflects architectural design with all rooms furnished by Carty and accessorized with decor.
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Mt. Airy
Donald E. Grigslby
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Flow Jer Avenue
Walker Carty
C. C. Carty, Inc
Frederick
Carty
Local Home Exhibit Draws Thousands From Two Stores
Since opening three weeks ago the Grigsby home has hosted more than 3000 visitors, duplicating the Formica World's Fair Home in New York with several Carty furnishings similarly replicated in the New York exhibit. John Eisenhauer and towels and linens from Hendrickson's are noted among the items involved.
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John Eisenhauer
Hendrickson's
Grigsby
New York
Middletown Fire Company Adopts Two Surplus Engines
At a July meeting the Middletown Volunteer Fire Company voted to replace its old 1948 Ford with two surplus engines from Government Surplus a 1941 American LaFrance and a 1943 four wheel drive Chevrolet costing 135 dollars. The unit also notes its John Bean engine remains in service along with a 1939 American LaFrance. Louis E. Wiser explained dial telephone dispatch will use 371-6666 for fire reports. Forest industries in the United States total 57 000 companies.
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Middletown
John Bean
Louis E. Wiser
C. & P. Telephone Company
70 MPH Chase Yields Nine Charges
A Woodsboro youth, Mahlon Lewis Slagle, 20, faces nine charges after a 70 mph chase through the city starting near the 400 block of West South Street at 1:50 a.m. His 1963 sedan crashed into two fences and damaged a lawn, injuring him with facial lacerations treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Officers Sgt. John Wheeldon and Officer W. W. Smith pursued the speeding vehicle as it failed to negotiate the street.
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Woodsboro
Mahlon Lewis Slagle
Frederick Memorial Hospital
West South Street
John Wheeldon
W. W. Smith
Slagle
Collision on Franklin Street Injures One Driver
A single vehicle cross traffic at Franklin and East South Streets, veering into a wooden fence at 807 East South, then through a front yard, stopping in the street. Slagle was hospitalized by United Fire Company. the car damage is about $300 and fence/yard damage about $290. Nine charges include reckless operation with collateral totaling $409.
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Franklin
East South
Slagle
United Fire Company
Charles Richard Zimmerman
West College Terrace
Baltimore man dies after Severn motorcycle crash
Leroy Cox aged 34 of Baltimore died in University Hospital after injuries from a motorcycle accident near Severn Maryland on July 18 according to officials.
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Baltimore (Ap
Leroy Cox
Baltimore
Severn, Md
University Hospital
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Markel St. Frederick
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Williams Typewriter & Supply CO
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Middletown Boys New Fire Engines
United States
Federal Land Bank
Productive Credit
Production Credit Assn
Frederick, MD
Federal Land Bank and Production Credit Loans
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Maryland
Entire ST
Red Cross
Joyce
Iliner Oethe
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