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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1966

Page

6

Miss Shermann Gregoire Repeats Vows With David Bowman

Miss Shermann Gregoire and David Albert Bowman wed Saturday at 2 30 p m in St John s Catholic Church Frederick The Rev John Lippold presided The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Raymond G Gregoire of Frederick The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Albert G Bowman of Poplar Springs The ceremony featured a double ring rite and a floor length organza gown with lace motifs and a baby veil The couple will reside in New Market after a reception at All Saints Social Hall

Miss Shermann Gregoire David Albert Bowman St. John’s Catholic Church of Frederick John Lippold Raymond G. Gregoire Albert G. Bowman Poplar Springs Patricia Browning Sandra’ Thompson Shirley Compton Rocky Ridge Linda Bowers Thurmont David Thompson Gary Gregoire Danny Knill William Barnes William Duggan Edward Paulhamus All Saints Social Hall Addie Null Annie Bowen Catoneville New Market Sandra Thompson Poplar Springs Church Catonsville St. John’s High School Atomic Energy Commission Germantown Glenelg High School Potomac Edison Company

Frederick Memorial Hospital April to April report

April figures show 596 admissions and 107 births at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The daily patient count averaged 135, and about 887 people received emergency room treatment. Patients stayed about 6.5 days on average. From July 1, 1965 to April 30, 1966 more than 5,700 patients were admitted and over 1,100 babies were born. The daily hospital population averaged 126, and over 9,100 people received emergency care.

Frederick Memorial Hospital

Local WICS Planning Session in Frederick

A Frederick planning session for the Women in Community Service Inc. WICS discussed recruitment and screening of women for Job Corps Training Centers in cooperation with the Office of Economic Opportunity. Attendees included presidents of local councils from United Church Women United Jewish Women and the Negro Women’s organization. The Hagerstown unit invited Frederick reps to a June workshop.

Frederick Women In Community Service Inc WICS Earl Howard West Third Street Washington National Council of Catholic Women National Council of Jewish Women National Council of Negro Women United Church Women Office of Economic Opportunity Howard Frederick Council United Church Women Maurice Guss Frederick Council United Jewish Women Margaret E. Lee Negro Business and Professional Women’s Organization George C. Meyer Court Maryland Catholic Daughters of America Hagerstown

Foglees host buffet for Hildebrand Fogle wedding party

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E. Fogle of Logan Street entertain at a buffet supper tonight for the wedding party of Linda M. Hildebrand and their son Jerry L. Fogle. The couple marry Saturday at the Church of the Brethren at 8 p.m. Miss Hildebrand has had two surprise bridal showers. Mrs. G Wilson Mercer aunt of the bridegroom-to-be held a miscellaneous shower near Frederick on May 19. On May 21, Mrs. Johre Hovermale and Mrs. Leslie Forrest, sisters of the bride to be, entertained at the Hildebrand home on Rock Creek Drive.

Kenneth E. Fogle Logan Street Linda M. Hildebrand Jerry L. Fogle Church of the Brethren Miss Hildebrand G. Wilson Mercer Frederick Johre Hovermale Leslie Forrest Jacob Hildebrand Rock Creek Drive

Miss Mary Sutton Honored At Shower

Miss Mary Sutton was honored at a surprise bridal shower at the home of Miss Catherine Ann Stambaugh in Rocky Ridge. She will marry Richard Martin on June 25 at St. Anthony's Church in Emmitsburg. Guests included Mrs. Lois Shorb and many others. gifts were sent by several friends.

Mary Sutton Catherine Ann Stambaugh Rocky Ridge Connie Poole Katherine Roop Viola Matthews Elizabeth Andrews Frances Matthews Evelyn Stansbury Carrie Wetzel

Zimmerman-Allgire Vows Exchanged In Westminster

Miss Claudia Ann Alligire and William Etchison Zimmerman Jr were married Sunday at 2 30 p m in St Johns Catholic Church of Westminster The Rev Stephen D Mely cher officiated at the single ring ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Archie C Aligire of Wakefield Valley New Windsor and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs William E Zimmerman Sr of West College Terrace The gown was silk shantung with scooped neckline and beaded sleeves A bouquet of white gardenias accompanied the bride Mrs Lynn Workmeister of Baltimore was matron of honor The best man was Charles BR Zimmerman with ushers Lynn Workmeister and Richard Markey A reception followed for about 100 guests The bride attended Western Maryland College and is supervisor of Hutzlers Colonial Dining Room The groom attended North Carolina Wesleyan College and is employed in the dining room field

Claudia Ann Alligire William Etchison Zimmerman Jr St. John’s Catholic Church of Westminster Stephen D. Melycher Archie C. Aligire Wakefield Valley New Windsor William E. Zimmerman Sr West College Terrace Lynn Workmeister Baltimore Charles BR. Zimmerman Balimore Richard Markey Frederick Western Maryland College Hutzler North Caradiaa Wesleyan College Rocky Mount N.C

Soldier Serving at Fort Sill in Lawton Oklahoma

A service member is stationed in the U.S. Army at Fort Sill located in Lawton Oklahoma. The report notes the posting within the Army's fort system and confirms the installation as the home base for duties.

U.S. Army Fort Sill Lawton Okla

Refinishing Old Furniture Practical Tips From An Agent

Home Economics agent Mrs Kathryn K Jenkins outlines practical refinishing methods for farm and household furniture. She notes many pieces are discarded due to lack of know how, explains selecting good pieces, removing old finish with careful scraping or commercial removers, and essential repairs before refinishing.

Kathryn K. Jenkins Home Economics Winchester Hall

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David A. Bowman Anna McCormick Annandale Pat Harne Elaine Cordell Texanna Dutrow Gregoire Bowman The Poconos Frank R. Adams Jr Robert R. Petit Hospital Council of Maryland R. H. Dabney Maryland Hospital Service A. Rutherfoord Holmes Rudolf J. Pendall Maryland Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund Cramer Building Fund Davis T. Auldridge J. Rolfe Castier Spartan Sheleto General Electric CONDE Hiltner, Roelke East Patrick Street
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