Miss Humberson and Richard Clingan Wed at Lutheran Church
Miss Martha Mae Humberson and Richard Roop Clingan wed Saturday at 2:30 PM in the Evangelical Lutheran Church on East Church Street. Rev. Charles F. Trunk officiated the double ring ceremony with extensive floral arrangements and a reception at the Holiday Inn Motel. The couple will reside in Pasadena after teaching and serving in education roles in the fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Humberson
Mr.Clingan
Lutheran Church
Martha Mae Humberson
Richard Roop Clingan
Evangelical Lutheran Church
East Church Street
Charles F. Trunk
George Humberson
RFD
Frederick
Mr. Humberson
Clingan
Robert Clingan
Taneytown
J.W. Morgan
West Patrick Street
Charles Schroder Jr
Springfield
Mary Humberson
This City
Stephen Gaddum
Cherry Point
Wint
Fresh
Cumberland
Virginia Lee
Bethesda
Nancy Morgan
Robert T. Clingan
New Rover
N.C
Samuel DeBone
Ellicott City
Edward G. Boehm
Kensington
Gerald Howie
Washington
Don Shifflet
Baltimore
James D. Clingan
William Sprigg
James Young
Charles Noffsinger
Holiday Inn
Humberson
New England States
Pasadena
New York
Pennsylvania
Florida
Massachusetts
Georgia
Illinois
Frederick High School
Frostburg State College
Taneytown High School
Washington, Washington and War in History
Key historical moments include 1775 when Congress unanimously elected George Washington as commander in chief of the Continental Army and 1863 when Confederates seized Union troops and wagons at Stephenson's Depot in Virginia, gaining control of the Shenandoah Valley.
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Continental Congress
George Washington
Continental Army
Stephenson’s Depot
Shenandoah Valley
Congress
Anniversary snippets recall espionage act and Saipan landing
The text notes the Espionage Act penalties for aiding the enemy and disloyalty, cites the 1944 Saipan invasion, and references 1963 Pentagon defense program costs. It also lists birthdays and brief biographical notes on Adah Isaacs Menken, Erroll Garner, Saul Steinberg, Major Gen. David Wade, and Billy Leo Williams, with scant details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S
Saipan
Mariana Islands
Defense Research and Engineering
Pentagon
House
Adah Isaacs Menken
New Orleans
Delores Adios Fuertes
Menken
John Carmel Heenan
Dickens
Cuba
Mexico
Paris
France
Erroll Garner
Pittsburgh
Saul Steinberg
Romania
David Wade
USAF
Minden
Billy Leo Williams
Whitler
Ala
Dry Weather Cuts Strawberry Crop on Eastern Shore
Salisbury AP reports a long drought halved the Eastern Shore strawberry crop with bean and soy crops also at risk. Elmer Brown of Princess Anne auction noted about 46,000 crates handled versus 108,000 last year and an average price of 5.07 dollars per crate, down from 5.38. Carmel Moore of Laurel, Del said prices averaged 5.13 a crate with 10,000 crates handled, down from 19,500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Fishermen Train Cormorants to Catch Ayu Salmon Like Fish
Japanese crews train cormorants to dive and snare ayu known as sweet fish, a traditional method used along rivers. The birds accompany fishermen as they reel in the catch, reflecting a unique coastal practice.
Bunting Ball Glider Innserpring Glider for Three Comfort
Big roomy glider seats three with tubular aluminum frame and weather resistant coverings. Innerspring cushions feature floral patterns and solid colors. Priced at 69.95 for the glider 24.95 for the chair and 26.95 for the rocker.
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Aelion
NAM Opposes Appalachia Aid Plan and Seeks Private Investment
The National Association of Manufacturers criticized a federal bill to create an aid program for Appalachia urging private investment instead. NAM warned the measure would be federally dominated and ineffective, favoring self-help initiatives and locally administered public assistance based on need.
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Washington
National Association of Manufacturers
Appalachian
The
NAM
Appalachia
Ohio
Alabama
Favors Restraint In Racial Reporting
William Adkins II of Easton told the Maryland Delaware Press Association workshop that newspapers should show restraint when reporting racial incidents. He praised the press for exposing Southern problems but urged careful wording and restraint in coverage.
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Easton
Maryland
U. S. Civil Rights Commission
William Adkins II
South
Adkins
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
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