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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1959

Page

3

Brden Nusbaum Wedding This Morning At 11

Carol Ann Nusbaum daughter of Mr and Mrs Herbert D Nusbaum of RFD 6 Frederick and David Austin Brown son of Mr and Mrs William R Brows of Dillerd Ga were married this morning Delores Sheizal was maid of honor. The couple will reside in Gammesville Ga after a reception at the bride's home and a Skytne drive trip. The groom is an industrial engineer.

Carol Ann Nusbaum Herbert D. Nusbaum RFD Frederick David Austin Brown Wiliam R. Brows Dillerd Mern Tal Tewor Delores Sheizal Gammesville Georgia Technical School

Miss Ann Windsor Burns Weds Mr Stout In Pleasant Grove

In Pleasant Grove Church Tamsville on Saturday evening Miss Ann Windsor Burns wed Thomas C. Stout and Kenney Leroy Seoson of Mrs. Murray The groom’s party included Alfred Larry Burns as best man with ushers Robert Windsor Jr and James Davis. The bride wore a chantilly lace gown with tulle and sequins, carried a white Bible, and received a pearl set crown veil. After a Virginia wedding trip, they reside on Price Road in Clarksburg. she is a Navy public works employee at Bethesda and he serves in the U S Navy at Bethesda.

Pleasant Grove Tamsvile Indsor Burns Thomas C. Stroe Kenney Leroy Seoson Murray Leon Bay Recxville St. Grace Ass Marrage Ahred Cleveland Burns Croom Mary Lou Geisier Urbana Barbara Jerrn Windsor Wamsvillle Sharon Biser Rosemary Patricia Windsor Jameville Miss Geisler Hower Alfred Larry Burns Hamsville Robert S. Windsor Jr James W. Davis Virginia Price Road Clarksburg Montgomery Blair High School Silver Spring Naval Medical Center Bethesda Public Works Alden Kansa High School U. S Evangelical Lutheran Church Jance Patricia Waltz Wilson W. Waltz Frank Colson Taylor James E. TaiSt Hampstead Charles Fo Trunk Jr Juneler Jesus Tan Bach Traumerei Schumann Mendelssohn Grieg Franck Garland Feaga Isang d'Hardelet Sally Anita Renn Lee Rudolph Lutherville James Taylor Jr Robert Dickever Cockeysville Taylor Francis Scott Key

Ten Days To Deadline In Steel Contract Negotiations

Pittsburgh AP reports steel negotiators have ten days to settle a wage dispute with the United Steelworkers union. Leaders on both sides warn a strike is possible as talks stall over pay cuts and other economic terms amid a broader wage-price fight dating to 1937. The industry has prepared for shutdowns while government officials urge restraint.

Pittsburgh June H Deadine United Steelworkers Union YEW David J. McDonald USW New York Eisenhower McDonald John L. Lewis United Mine Workers Walter Reuther United Auto Workers James R. Hoffa Teamsters

Disturbance leads to guilty verdict for local man

A disturbance near Detour Sunday evening resulted in Earl Turvin being found guilty of assault and battery and malicious destruction of property by Magistrate Byron W. Thompson. Turvin was fined 100 dollars or 30 days for the assault and battery and 25 dollars or 10 days for the destruction charge. The incident at Murray W. Eyler’s home involved Turvin striking his wife Anna Turvin during an argument that toppled a kitchen table and shattered dishes.

Suitland Byron W. Thompson Earl Turvin Anna F. Turvin Murray W. Eyler Eyler Turvin Ira Carter Frederick Carter Margaret Adams Herman Day Bethesda C. M. Wolford Ellsworth Crutchfield Laurel Route 355 Crutchfield Wolford

Four Perish In Bungalow Fire at Rifles Virginia

A Navy commander Cmdr Daniel Grant Bailey 39 his wife Betty Bowell Bailey 36 and their two daughters Melissa 8 and Virginia Page 3 died in a bungalow fire at Rifles in Mathews County Virginia. Their 14 year old son Daniel Jr. survived with third degree burns and was hospitalized. Firemen reported the cause undetermined.

Virginia Page Portsmouth Hospital Daniel Jr Bailey's

Tourists Rescued in Rome Hotel Fire

Former football star John Sims Kelly, nicknamed the man in the green bathrobe, helped awaken guests and led others from a Rome hotel blaze that killed three. He made repeated trips into the building after hearing screams from maids on the top floor.

Rome John Sims Kelly Charles M. Gilman Gilman, Conn University of Kentucky

Frederix High School to Mary Nurse in 1958 Union Memorial

The text notes a 1955 Frederix High School graduate and a 1958 Union Memorial Hospital School of Nursing alumna who was a staff nurse in pediatrics at Union Memorial. It mentions the groom attending University of Maryland and Georgia Veterinarian School 1955, two years in the armed forces, and recent practice in Havre de Grace. Weather and miscellaneous items follow.

Frederix High School Union Memorial Hos ‘Pital School of Nursing Baltimore Union Memorial Hospital Caner.siy Maryland University of Georgia Armed Forces Havre de Grace

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