Pue Burrier Wedding Held At Walkersville Church
Betty Wright Burrier and Michael Edward Pue Jr were married in a candlelight ceremony at Glade United Church of Christ Walkersville. Officiated by Rev Dale Shellhamer the event featured ivory silk Alpaca gown with peau de ange lace, veiled headpiece, and a semi cascade bouquet. Attendants included Mary Louise Wilcom as matron of honor and bridesmaids Shir ley Rafalski Jean Swomley and Dorothy Valentine. Ushers were Robert Best Jr Daryl Hawkins Richard Meehan Wayne Solley and Thomas Whitmore. A reception followed at Walkersville Community Hall and a wedding trip to New.
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Betty Wright Burrier
Charles D. Burrier
Walkersville
Michael Edward Pue Jr
Michael E. Pue
Woodsboro
Glade United Church
Mary Louise Wilcom
Tramsville
Shirley Rafalski
Trenton
N.J
Jean Swomley
Dorothy Valentine
Thurmont
Oror
Tammy Crutchley
Ernest Taverner
Robert Best Jr
Adelphi
Daryl Hawkins
Richard Meehan
Wayne Solley
Linthicum
Thomas Whitmore
Edgar Crutchley
Mary Myers
Katherine Stauffer
New
York Couple to Be Wed at Home on I Avenue
The couple plans a home wedding on i on avenue. Bride a Walkersville High School and St. Marys College alumna employed by Frederick County Board of Education. Groom a Frederick High School 1960 graduate, University of Maryland alumnus, civil engineer with R F Kline Inc. Family and friends hosted related pre wedding events in Woodsboro and Walkersville during May.
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York
Avenue
Walkersville High School
St. Mary’s College
St. Mary's City
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Frederick County
Spring Plains
Woodsboro
Richard Meehan
Jean Swomley
Glade Haven Farm
Walkersville
Mary Grimes
Harold Brunner
Harold Stull
America Today In History Highlights From 1858 to 1963
Key moments include 1858 Lincoln accepting the Republican nomination and warning a house divided cannot stand. 1862 Union losses at Secessionville totaling 557. 1933 Glass-Steagall Act creating the FDIC up to 5,000 dollars. 1944 U S air offensive against Kyushu with B 29s. 1963 Negro leaders meet Cambridge officials to begin negotiations.
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U.S
Springfield
Abraham Lincoln
Secessionville
James Island
S.C
Federal Bank Deposit Insurance Corporation
Kyushu
Cambridge
Birthdays and military figure obituary fragment
The item recalls 1836 disputes over faith breaches and Negro representation, notes Wesley Merritt born 1836 in New York City, Civil War service, leadership in the Philippines and Manila cooperation with Dewey, as first American military governor, died 1910 in Natural Bridge Virginia. Also mentions Robert R. Brown born in Garden City Kansas, and Brown Cannon of Beatrice Foods.
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Wesley Merritt
New York City
West Point
U.S. Cavalry
Merritt
U.S
Philippines
Adm Dewey
Manila
School Equipment Bids Opened by Frederick County Board
The Frederick County School Board opened bids from six firms in Baltimore Washington DC Virginia and Holyoke Massachusetts for visual reproduction equipment including eight Technifax photo printers six Thermofax copying machines and nine overhead projectors. Bidders included Nelson C White Company of Baltimore Technifax Corporation of Holyoke Finch Limited of Falls Church Kunz Inc. of Baltimore and Gallant Inc.
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Frederick County School Board
Baltimore
Washington
D. C
Virginia
Holyoke
Massachusetts
Technifax
Nelson C. White Company
Technifax Corporation
Finch, Limited
Falls Church, Va
Kunz, Inc
Gallant, Inc
Overhead Projector Bids From Local Firms Revealed
The article lists bids on photo and copying machines from local firms in Mason County Kentucky and Washington DC. Technifax Corporation offered $198 per unit for the photo equipment and $145 for projectors. Wilson Gill Inc submitted $219.50 for copy machines and $163.75 for projectors. Gallant Inc topped projector bids at $195.65, while Kunz Inc stood at $160 and Nelson White at $111 for overhead projectors.
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Denver
Colo
Washington
Wil David H. Clift
Itarian
Gill, Inc
Mason County
Technifax Corporation
Wilson Gill, Inc
Gallant, Inc
Nelson White
Kunz, Inc
Fishing Party Held For Children
The annual Burkittsville children's Fishing Party was co sponsored by the Town Council and the Burkittsville Rotary Club and was held last Saturday in the town.
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Burkittsville
The
Burkittsville Raritan Club
Community pond fishing contest draws city youth
The News of Frederick reports a pond south of Main Street hosted by the Council and civic club where town children and visitors competed for one and two dollar prizes. Billy Hopwood won for first boy, Susan Smith for first girl, Gerald Mc Laughlin took most fish, Jerry Moss second most, Scotty Pry caught the biggest bass at 2 1 2 pounds, Paul Fin second largest bass, with Burkittsville Mayor Paul M. Smith presenting smaller awards.
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Council
Civic Club
Billy Hopwood
Burkittsville
Susan Smith
Gerald McLaughlin
Jerry Moss
Scotty Pry
Paul Fin
Paul M. Smith
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