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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1960

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2

Wickless Merchant Wedding at Woodsboro Lutheran Church

Miss Sandra Jean Wickless and Ralph Preston Merchant wed Sunday at Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church. The ceremony featured Rev. William M. Brown officiating, with Allan George Merchant as acolyte and Sperry Storm at the organ. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore after a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel and a Bethany Beach honeymoon.

Woodsboro Evangelical Lutheran Church Sandra Jean Wickless Christian Carroll Wickless Woodsboro Ralph Preston Merchant Ralph Phianus Merchant William M. Brown Allan George Merchant Sperry Storm Suzanne Webster Reyburn E. . Browning Charles R. F. Baker Monroe Wis Helen O'Conner Manchester NH Meredith Fawcett Pheonix Ariz Rose Marie Walker Calcutta India Joanne Wick-ress John H. Petrakis Houston Tex Albert T. Dawkins Jr Aston Reyburn E. Browning Mi Airy Peter K. Davie Buffalo Nox Lee M. Carter Catonsville C. Eugene Bickel Donald B. Rice Merchant Frederick High School Johns Hopkins University University of Maryland Medical School Baltimore

America Today In History And Birthdays Mix Of Facts

Richard Henry Lee urged independence in the Continental Congress. At Cross Keys Fremont faltered against Ewell misreading Jackson. War Dept ordered flags returned then revoked by Cleveland and restored by Roosevelt. Obituaries note Gordon B Myers death. births list De Seversky Martin Niles Tandy Weiss.

Richard Henry Lee Virginia Continental Congress Cross Keys Fremont Ewell Stonewall Jackson War Dept South Ceveland Pres. Roosevelt David Ormsbs-Gore Edwin Booth New York City Booth New York John Wilkes Booth Lincoln Hartford County Alexander P. de Seversky Tiflis Russia Dean Martin Steubenville Ohio Russell Denison Niles School of Law Win Valley Minn Jessica Tandy London England Herman B Weiss Indiana

Eight Graduate From Frederick Junior College

A class of eight graduates from Frederick Community filled with memories of the Roaring Twenties and a present anxious era. Speaker Flickinger contrasted past optimism with today’s fear of total extermination, urging perseverance like Confederate General Robert E. Lee who stayed active after defeat and led a Southern college.

Frederick America God Horatio Alger Flickinger Robert E. Lee Lee Southern College

Despairing Southern Students and Advice on Adoption

A historical column quotes anxious southern students lamenting slow progress yet acknowledging gains. It includes letters on ethics of child adoption, with Mrs B B advocating marriage and naming the child, and a nurse’s counterview. The piece references past adoptions, social duty, and public discourse on family.

Dear Dorothy Dix Unhappy Wife Seeks Truth About Husband

Dorothy Dix answers a letter from an unhappy wife whose husband admitted a previous marriage and time with a Japanese girl. She notes the husband’s mixed morals and warns that prolonged separations test loyalty, advising realism and choosing whether to stay with him.

Dorothy Dix Korea Japan

Fragmented clipping hints at Dorothy Dix request and TV listings

The readable text references Dorothy Dix problems, a foster care note, and an aviation of careers in architecture. It cites broadcast listings for George Burns Show on NBC and Jack Benny program, plus Vivian Vance and Rod Skelton, with mentions of New York and Times EDT.

George Burns NBC Jack Benny Betty Grable Polly Bergen Bobby Darin Rod Skelton CBS Vivian Vance

Tate Debuts as NBC Western Star David McLean

New York reports actor David McLean formerly Gene Huth burst into fame as the title star of Tate on NBC. The Akron, Ohio native has to adjust to sudden public attention as television audiences surge for prime time shows.

New York David McLean McLean Tate Perry Como Gene Huth Hollywood Akron Ohio

Burglar Steals Meat and Cheese From Local Cold Storage

A burglar pried open a freezer at Michael's Cold Storage Building in Hagerstown early Sunday, taking 12 rolls of bologna and 29 pounds of cheese from a unit leased by Paul Lizer. Manager T. S. Michael was present until midnight Saturday. loss valued at $72.

Hagerstown Michael Paul Lizer T. S. Michael

Catches Big Brown Trout on Hunting Creek

Col Charles N Staley and Fred erick caught a 22 2 inch brown trout in Big Hunting Creek last Thursday. The fish weighed three pounds 13 ounces. Staley said he caught the brown on a rubber pymy and plans to give the fish away.

Charles N. Staley Frederick Big Hunting Creek Col Staley

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