Miss Ausherman Weds Franklin D Stillrich In City Church
Miss Jeanette E. Ausherman and Franklin D. Stillrich wed at St John’s Catholic Church in 2 p.m. ceremony officiated by Rev Fr John L Lippeld. Attendants included Natalie Robert maid of honor and several bridesmaids in aqua pink and orchid gowns. After a reception at Staley Park, the couple plans to live in Baltimore following a Niagara Falls Canada trip.
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St. John's Catholic Church
Jeanette E. Ausherman
Charles
C. Ausherman
Franklin D. Stillrich
Frank Stillrich
John L. Lippeld
Natalie Robert
Dior
Carolyn Gastley
Ruthie Geisbert
Mary Thomas
Connie Ausherman
Kathey Ausherman
Karen Payne
Falls Church
Maid of Honor
Philip R. Yost
Robert Pellicott
Larry Warner
Niagara Falls
Canada
Baltimore
Frederick High School
C and P Telephone Company
St. John’s High School
Mt. Vernon School of Law
Level and Goldstein Law
Ruth Geisbert
Mary Eyler
Paul Clemson
Clemson
Rusherman
Youth Plucked From River After 12 Hour Struggle
An 11 year old boy, saved by a life jacket after 12 hours adrift in the Delaware River, was plucked by a helicopter. His father, 42 year old Arthur McMilin, drowned when their 18 foot boat broke up near Pea Patch Island. A passenger, Sanford Hunt, was rescued hours later.
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Wilmington
Del
Delaware
Arthur Mcmilin
Sanford Hunt
McMilin
Pea Patch Island
Coast Guard
Arthur Jr
Arthur
Delaware Memorial Bridge
Uniformed Bank of the Independent Hose Company
Frederick
Frederick Armory
Charles Handley
Fewa Paper Hrrhiye
Memorial Day Recap and Event Highlights At Church and Park
The Leader's Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church observed Memorial Sunday with President Charles Myers leading the service and Clyde Thomas delivering the morning prayer. Charles Lockard led singing as Mrs. Edward Mantz accompanied. Hoyt Stephens read the lesson pamphlet and the Gospel Chorus performed a special number. State Senator John Derr presented the lesson. Frederick was chosen for the 1964 youth program visit, and a free event featured a large performing elephant with a teen elephant doing the twist, plus a pony drill.
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Uniformed Bank of the Independents
Frederick
America
Calvary Methodist Church
Charles Myers
Clyde Thomas
Charles Lockard
Edward Mantz
Hoyt Stephens
John Derr
Speaks On Potomac River Dams At Frederick Toastmasters
Dr. Walter Foster of Ft. Detrick warned Frederick Toastmasters that by 2030 more than 400 dams in the Potomac Valley could render the river valley less accessible and more costly. He urged a clean river plan aiming for 95 percent purity. George A. Kline recounted the C&O Canal history from 1828 to 1850 and noted the last commercial trip occurred in 1924. A roundtable on conservation followed, with meetings scheduled for June 11 at the Frederick Hotel.
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Frederick
Walter Foster
Ft. Detrick
Potomac Valley
Seaboard
Foster
George A. Kline
George Washington
Kline
Cumberland
Georgetown
George Gilmore
Frederick Hotel
Detrick
Hotel
Local Greetings and Church Events in Taneytown Area
Taneytown notices list visits by Mrs. Robert Baumgardner of Baltimore to her mother Mrs. Elsie Reindollar on Fairview Avenue and by the Davidsons of Owings Mills to the Le Roy Myers family. The Presbyterian Missionary Society meets at Crouse Mill Road. Baccalaureate at EUB Church scheduled for next Sunday at 7:30 PM. Mothers and Daughters Banquet at Messiah EAB Church held at Taney Inn with 97 attendees and readings by Mrs. Paul Rhinehart and guest artist Mrs. Beulah Freeland.
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John Leister
Taneytown
Robert Baumgardner
Baltimore
Elsie Reindollar
Fairview Avenue
Richard Davidson
Owings Mills
Derr Family Hosts Sons and Guests for Sunday Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Derr visited Sunday dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Derr and Mr. Joy in Pa. The Brandenburgs were guests in the evening.
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Brandenburg
Clarence Derr
Mrs
Russell Derr
Joy
Explains Social Security Disability Eligibility Details
W S King of the Social Security District Office in Hagerstown notes that even if an applicant is not found eligible for disability payments, filing a claim can still yield advantages. He cites State Vocational Rehabilitation referrals and outlines criteria: at least five work years in the past ten and a condition preventing substantial work. Applications must be filed within 18 months of disability onset.
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Eiven
W. S. King
Social Security
Hagerstown
King
Social Security Disability Benefits and Work Trial Info
The article explains that eligibility for cash disability benefits does not preclude future work. A trial work period allows continued payments for up to 12 months after returning to work. Dependents may also receive benefits, and disabled children of retired or deceased workers may qualify if disabled before age 18. Call the Hag social security office for questions.
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North Cannon Avenue
Hag
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Miss Ausherman
Mr. Stillrich
Wetzel
Dwight Copenhaver
Elmer van Fossen
Samuel Unger
Feeser Road
William Fogle
Baltimore Street
Mary Althoff
Walter Fogle
York
Edith Karen
Vernon Stortz
Howard W. Miller
J Rolte Castleman
Dr. Foster
Potomac River
West Baltimore Street
Demolay Mothers Circle
Westminster
Ralph Stonesifer
Keymar Road
James Stonesifer
Massanutten Academy
Woodstock
Philadelphia
William
Colonial Music Shop
Conn Caprice Organs
Saturday Evening Post
Mesic Shop
Victor
Royal Portable & Office Typewriters
Storm and Shipley
2Nd & Market Sts
Lerstown
All Is
Mercer's Drug Store
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Marine Insurance Buyer Insurance Agency
S. Market St. MO
M. J. Grove Lime CO
Flintrote” Lime Kiln
HAHN
Eclipse
Professon
A&w Root Beer
Awe
A&w
Rosemont Avenue
A-W
Dillon & Hause
North Market Street
Cathleen
Water Street
Frederick, Md
Olympia
Williams TV
Tanet
Joseph F. Rhoderick
E. Patrick St
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Normandy
The
Travelers Insurance Companies
Stoffer-Sanner Insurance Agency, Inc
Pythian Castle
Channel
Athy
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