Miss Mary Catherine Rice Weds Leonard Nicodemus
Miss Mary Catherine Rice daughter of Earl J Rice and Fate Rice wed Leonard G Nicodemus son of Mr and Mrs Jesse Nicodemus on Saturday at Calvary Methodist Church Urbana with Rev Roby Eastridge officiating. Reception at Staley Park followed. The bride, in white satin, and bridesmaids in blue and pink wore flowers. couple plans a Atlantic City wedding trip and will reside in Frederick Maryland. The bride works at a local elementary school and the groom with the state roads commission.
Mitton Unger hand leads to dramatic slam squeeze
In a detailed bridge column Milton Unger plays a doubled slam. He wins the opening spade lead, trumps three rounds, and a heart lead is mishandled by West. A double squeeze follows, ruffing, discards, and precise high cards force West to surrender, yielding Milton the last tricks with clubs and hearts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mitton Unger
Milton
Jack
West
East
Declarer
King of Hearts
Easti
Should Keep Parks And Beaches Free Of Litter
The Maryland Governor's Committee to Keep Maryland Beautiful urges residents and visitors to keep picnic areas and beaches clean. Despite cleanup efforts by staff, litter accumulates during the day, so the public must help maintain cleanliness for everyone’s welfare and enjoyment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Miss Susan Ellen Partridge Weds Kenneth M Young Jr
The United Presbyterian church hosted the Saturday wedding of Miss Susan Ellen Partridge daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Merv Partridge to Kenneth Merrill Young Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Young Sr., Roselle Park New Jersey. Rev William Weaver officiated. A white floral arrangement decorated the sanctuary as organist Mrs. Frank H. Lewis played. A reception followed at the Feather Pan Inn Urbana. The bride wore a white silk organza gown with Chantilly lace and a sabrina neckline, carrying white daisies and baby's breath. Matron of honor was Mrs. John Thomas Masser. bridesmaids Miss Lee Farwell Wells River Jr and Miss Jean Ellis Daniels Medfield Mass. Best man was William J Corrigan. ushers Lt. Thomas H. Partridge and others. The mother of the bride wore a white silk shantung sheath. mother of the groom wore a beige lace sheath. After reception the couple left for Florida and will reside at East 82nd Street New York City. The bride is a Goucher College graduate. she attends New York Medical College. She previously attended Frederick High School and Cushing Academy. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merrill Young Sr. of Roselle Park N J. He is connected with Charleston Air Force Base and Cranford New Jersey.
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Ant
East 13Th Street
Free_rick High School
Farkwar Elementry School
Frederick High School
Siete Roads Commission
United Presbyterian Church
Susan Ellen Partridg
Airs
Merv Heald Partridge
Shookstown
Kenneth Merrill Young Jr
Kennel Merrill Young Sr
Roselle Park
N. J
William Merral Weaver
Frank H. Lewis
Feter Pan Inn
Urbana
John Thomas Masser
Baltimore
Marge
Crites
Baby’s Breath
Lark Spur
Lee Farwell
Wells River, Jr
Jean Ellis Daniels
Mass
Wiliam J. Corrigan
Roselle ‘Park
Joan P. Mangini
Cranford
Thomas H. Partridge
Charleston Air Force Base
5.I .C
East 82Nd Street
New York City
Cushing Academy
Ashburnham
Goucher College
Towson
Music Club
Glee Club
Syream
Roselle Park High School
Jahns Hopkins University
Hei
New York Medical College
Hopkins
Young
Beta Theta Pi Fraternity
Miss Sheila Lister Weds Henry Bamberger in New York
Miss Sheila Lister daughter of Mr and Mrs Louis Lister of York is married to Henry Bamberger in New York City. The ceremony at Hebrew Union College was performed by Dr Bernard J Bamberger with Mrs Marvin Goldsmith as matron of honor. The couple will honeymoon in Canada and reside in New York City.
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New York City
Sheila Lister
Ofion
Canada
Louis Lister
New
York
Henry Bamberger
Sonikew Gardens
Bernard J. Bam
Berger
Bamberger
Fred-jed
Crick Hebrew Congregation
Hebrew Chapel
Herveilx Unicit College
Jewish Institute
New York
Uate
Columbia College
Hebrew Union College
Marvin Goldsmith
Bellerise
David Bamberger
Serv
Dorothy Dix Advice on Family Strife and Growth
A sixteen year old oldest daughter confesses rebellion against family duties as her mother longs for better cooperation. Dorothy Dix counsels turning into a supportive sister and helper, offering a heart to heart with the father, continued church attendance, and self-improvement through reading. The column also answers Connie on a hand kiss question and notes sending problems with a stamped SASE.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toots
Dorothy Dix
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Faithful Workers Society Held June Meeting at Parish House
Creagerstown near the Parish House hosted the Faithful Workers Society June meeting. Mrs. Harvey Lare presided. a can peaches project for summer suppers and the National Lutheran Home for the Aged was approved. Members recognized birthdays, planned a July 15 meeting venue, and welcomed donations of glass jars for canning peaches.
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Creagerstown
Estella Hankey
Faithful Workers Society
Harvey Lare
Tressler Lutheran Home
Loysville
Clarence E. Long
Ray Martin
F. Leroyann
Glenna Leatherman
Rhit
Carroll Six
Farry Critchley
Theraa Home For
Washington
Clarence Long
Charles Brown
Leatherman
Rachel Wastler
Carrie Null
National Lutheran’ Home For the
Mary Staub
iMrs
Clarence Eckenrode
Ozchard
Calif
Frederick
L. Leroy Hann
York
Staub
Hanns
Leroy Hann
Taneytown Lions Publish 1960 Birthday Calendar
Taneytown Lions Club announces a 1960 birthday calendar for Taneytown residents. Listings include birthdays weddings anniversaries and club events such as meetings suppers carnivals and socials. Proceeds benefit Lions Club charities.
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John Leister
Tanextown
Lions of
iTaneytown
Taneytown
Iber
TznerouniLions Club
Lions Club
Balers Ger Boys 4 H and Machinery Meeting
A 4-H event at Richard Jones featured a demonstration on machinery. Char aieser gave a talk and the meeting was opened by a local dairy agent. The session concluded with a closing remark from the group leader.
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Balers
Bailenser
Richard Jones
Charaieser
Otan Eib Dairy i Ee
Today in History Birthdays and Anniversaries Featured
A compact column lists birthdays and anniversaries of notable figures including Justice Harold H. Burton born in Boston, author Anna Lindbergh, dancer Gower Champion born in Geneva, and others with ages. It also recalls historical events such as Mackenzie reaching the Pacific, the formation of the Justice Department, and various anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Harold H. Burton
U.S. Supreme iCourt
Boston
Charles A. ‘Anna Spencer
Morrow Lindbergh
Gower Champion
Bora Geneva
Buddy Adier
New York
Erich M. Remarque
Germany
Stewart
Alexander Mackenzie
Pacific
Rockies
U.S. Department of Justice
Adolphus W. Greely
Arctic
U.S.N
Schley
Rockefeller Brothers Fund
James 3B. Ames
Harvard
Frank H. Damrosch
Caroline O'Day
Rye
Perry
Alan Seeger
Mike Todd
Minneapolis
Loedarx
Miss June Elizabeth Cole Weds Theodore Houseknecht
Miss June Elizabeth Cole of Hyattsville daughter of Thomas E. Cole wed Theodore M Houseknecht son of Emmaus Pa at First Baptist Church with Rev H C DuBois officiating. Attendants wore pastel gowns and bouquets of mixed flowers. Bridesmaids included Mrs James T Cole and Miss Lorraine Cole Mayo, junior bridesmaids Barbra Ann Cooley and Kitty Ward Barnesville. Best man was West Houseknecht, ushers from Emmaus and nearby towns. The bride wore tulle lace gown with chapel train and seed pearl accessories. A Niagara Falls honeymoon followed a church reception. The couple will reside in Poolesville, Md. The groom is a chemist at Alpha Portland Cement Lime Kiln. bride is a nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing.
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June
Elizabeth Cole
Hyattsville
Thomas E. Cole
Cole
Theodore M. Louseknecht
Eart
Miss Cole
Siss Ward
Roland T. Houseknecht
Emmaus
Harold A. Eitenbender
Anthony Rampulla
Lynn
Aller O. Kaill
Charles E. Cole
Charles V. Mainifis
Etzier
Niagara Falls
West Second Street
Poolesville High School
Frederick Memorial Hospital
School of Nursing
Aielvin
Lez
Alpha Peril and Cement Company
Emmaus High School
Moravian College
Bethlehem
Lehigh University
Cem
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary Catherine Rice
Leonard Nicodemus
Calvary Methodist Church
Ais
Earl J. Rice
Leonard G. Wicodemus
Bir
Jesse Nicodemus
Johnsville
Roby Eastrigge
Doris Felton
Grace Custer
D’hardelor
Dunlop
Matotte
Herman Rice
Ami
Aliss
Doris J. Rice
Leonard G. Nicodemus
Peceto
Wetzel
Jean Louise Hudgins
Virginia
Je, Hornsby
Alard Eastwood
Newport Nest
Peyton Farmer
Donald c. Brown
Diane Crumebride
Manrovia
Henst
Anna Howard Hitchvuosk
Neil Thomas Hitchcock
Balti- More
Philip Frederick Jr
James J. Gardner
William T. Johnson
William H. Tullo
Richmond
Averell S. Tambes
Goshen
William 4
B. Witems
Farmin
Craver
John W
Ulah
University of Utah
Louis Arnold Frederick
Jacoby
Solt
Oswald Jacoby
NEA
Susan Ellen Partridge
Kenneth M. Young, Jr
Aliman-Pach
Sindh
Dorothy Dix ‘By
Connie
Evelyn Man
Byron Free
Holiman
Cody
Gene Lare
Bernie
Glen
Edwin Free
Philadelphia
Miss Free
Lutheran Magazine
Bessie Bell
Bettie Hall
E. Koontz Helwig
Harold A. Shorh
Eugene Lare
C. Edwin Free
Glenna Harbaugh
Glenna M. Leatherman
Utica
Walkersville
Lutheran Church
Frank Fife
Maryland Syncd
Wes
June Elizabeth Cole
Theodore Houseknecht
H. C. DuBois
Bach
Rubinstein
Marcello
Love
Milford
M. Heart
T Saint - Saens
Mendelssohn
Barnby
Lohergrin
Wagner
Ruth Trout
Bond
Malone
Allen C. Knill
James T. Cole
Gaithersburg
Lorraine Cole
Mayo
Barbara Ann Cooley
Kitty Ward
Barnesville
Pennie Lu Miller
William S. Miller
Theodore M. Houseknecht
Hore
Wermel
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