Pertee Ford Nuptials At Presbyterian Church
Donna Lynn Ford and Raymond Leon ard Pertee wed in an afternoon ceremony at United Presbyterian Church. The bride, daughter of Charles H. Ford, wore chantilly lace with a pearl sabrina neckline. the groom is son of J cal Pertee. Attendants wore blue shades. reception followed at Yellow Springs Community Hall. The couple plans a Pocono Mountains trip and will reside after employment details.
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Donna Lynn Ford
Raymond Leonard Pertee
United Presbyterian Church
Charles H. Ford
Yellow Springs
Mr. Pertee
J. Cal Pertee
Wilkinson
W. Merval Weaver
Frank Lewis
Olive Engle
Dale Marshall
RFD
Frederick
Walt Ford
Duran Harris
Elizabeth Crabbs
Rose Mary Appleby
Germantown
Barbara Hall
New Design Road
Sue Workman
Ave Maria Bradieich
John Bradieich
Catectin Avenue
Charles Frederick Ford
Bernard Lorenzen
Roger Mills
Motter Avenue
Richard Mills
Ford
Pertee
Shirley Crabbs
Carroll Cannon
Donald Fox
Albert Hall
Pocono Mountains
Pennsylvania
Cocoa High School
Cocoa
Fila
S Insurance Company
Bethesda
Logan
W. Va
Germany
Thomas W. Moylan Company, Inc
Kensington
Lamb Sale Saturday at Timonium Fair Grounds
Lambs from ten Maryland and Delaware counties converge at Timonium Fair Grounds on Saturday June 13 for the 4th Market Lamb Show and Sale. Over 200 heads enter with classes for singles trios and pens of ten starting at 10 am. Lunch is served and at 2 pm all lambs sell by the pound. buyers include home freezer owners and new breeders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Delaware
Maryland Sheep Breeders Association
Warren Myers
Howard County
Jack Matthews
Norman Rocklin
Javits Urges Goldwater to Back Civil Rights Cloture
Sen Javits calls on Sen Goldwater to support cloture to end the civil rights bill debate. Mundt expects Goldwater to oppose cloture but back final passage. Javits urges Goldwater to join Republicans in backing civil rights, noting Eisenhower and prior GOP platforms in favor. Senate to vote on three Republican amendments before cloture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Jacob K. Javits
R-N.y
Barry Goldwater
R.ariz
Sen. Goldwater
Javits
Goldwater
Senate
New York
Karl E. Mundt
R-Sd
Arizona
Lincoln
California
House of Representatives
New Yorker
Gen. Eisenhower
House
Eagles Install New Officers In Frederick Aerie 1067
Winfield W. Smith of Union Bridge is installed as president of the Fraternal Order of Eagles Frederick Aerie 1067. Roger W. Miles becomes vice president, John Schade is chaplain, and Frederick John Mulcahey takes outside guard. Joseph Bare begins a three year trustees term. Immediate Past President Norris Jones remains on the board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winfield W. Smith
Union | Bridge
Order of Eagles
Frederick Aerie
Roger W. Miles
Frederick
The
Eagles
Miles
John Schade
Wilson Place
Frederick John Mulcahey
Fifth Street
Joseph Bare
Eagles Club
Eagles Board of Trustees
Norris Jones
Local Eagle Membership Grows as Amendments Debated
Debates spill from prelimary aims to a one year Bound ary voting framework for 25 or more workers. Frederick Eagles Aerue expands to 621 members as trustees push for net gains over the past year. Amendments seek jury trial in all criminal contempt cases and alter desegregation and equal employment provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Eagles
Eagle
Harry D Schildt
Milton
Archie) Harris
New President Leads Delegation to Cresaptown Eagles Convention
Winfield Smith and others depart Frederick for Cresaptown to attend the Maryland and DC Eagles Convention at Cresaptown Avenue. The article notes the development of push button telephones replacing dials and new plastic card access for rapid calls.
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Winfield Smih’ S
Cresaptown
Cumberland
Maryland
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Davis Studio
Lamb Sale
SJ Waar S
Toilaflex
Sears
Mas Ane
Sven Mixeo
Shane Ror
Ape
Sata
West Patrick ST. Frederick, MD
Pharmacy
Mercer's Drug Store Free Delivery
West 3Rd & N. Market Sts
Wade
East St
Tue Road
Westminster
Dillon & Hause
COAL
Hillside Coal & Oil Co
Pearre’s
South Market St
the News
Frederick Shopping Center
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