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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1964
Page
7
Elizabeth Ethel Mills and Marshall Howard Griffith Jr. wed at Poolesville Methodist Church with Rev. James R. Morgan officiating at 2 p.m. The couple, from Poolesville and Alexandria with ties to Gaithersburg and College Park, will reside in College Park after a reception at Briarley.
Miss Nancy Elaine Dudderar and O. Carrol Startz exchanged marriage vows Saturday at the Singanore Methodist Church Unionville at 2 p.m. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Lawrence H. Mason with a candlelit chancel and a bouquet arrangement. The bride wore a white silk linen gown with Chantilly lace and a pearl crown veil while Kathleen Fitzler provided music.
The bride wore a blue silk sheath with matching jacket and a blue illusion hat, carrying a colonial bouquet. Bridesmaids and attendants wore matching colonial yellow, white and pink flowers. Best man was Joseph Zannucci. ushers Dan Gilman and Thomas Hansen. After a church reception the couple departed for a South trip ending in Oklahoma City where they will reside.
The item lists notable dates from American history including Albany issuing its own currency in 1775, a 1863 naval capture near Martha's Vineyard, a 1955 Navy incident near St. Lawrence Island, a 1960 Senate defense treaty ratification, and a 163 submarine launch. It then notes Paul Morphy's 1827 birth and lists several birthdays: Edgar Van Nuys Allen, Gower Champion, George Fielding Eliot, Wilbur G Malcolm, and Jennie Tourel.
Plans for a monorail line extending to Moscow's largest airport were announced. A five mile experimental section will begin next year and is expected to open in 1967, per Moskovskaya Pravda.
Maryland homemakers attending University of Maryland College Week for Women completed a four day automotive care course. Led by agricultural engineer Guy Grenger they examined driving attitudes car maintenance and safety steps for vacation travel. Perrin of the Washington Daily News recounted inspecting 30 garages for repairs noting the AAA car was in perfect condition except for one minor fault.
Rosa May Moberly daughter of Mrs Mary Elizabeth Moberly Walkersville and Donald Burall Rippeon son of Mr and Mrs Vernon Rippeon Spring Garden Estates Walkersville were married at St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church Walkersville in a double ring ceremony Rev David L Blackwelder officiated. The bride wore white silk organza and chantilly lace with a chapel train and a double crown veil and carried white rosebuds. Attendants included Carol Ann Moberly maid of honor and bridesmaids in pink gowns. Vernon Robert Rippeon served as best man. ushers were six others. A reception followed. guests came from several states and DC. The couple will reside in Spring Garden Estates Walkersville after a wedding trip through the southern states and Florida.
An article highlights the need to identify good, honest mechanics. It cites eight establishments correctly diagnosing trouble and urges asking for old parts, demanding explanations of charges, and sticking with a competent repairer. Richard Haines of the Automotive Parts Rebuilders Association backs tips.
Massive 103 foot Titan II intercontinental missiles form the core of the U S strategic force. Each site houses a two level underground complex with a launch control center and a 40 foot tall crew capsule. Crews work in shifts around the clock and are kept ready by drills.
Patricia Lee Barnes daughter of Mr and Mrs Ed gar J Barnes Jr of Woodbine wed Charles Hanford Browning Jr son of Mr and Mrs Charles Hanford Browning of Monrovia at Bethesda Methodist Church Browningsville The ceremony was a double ring rite performed by Rev Herbert Hudgins The bride wore a silk organza gown with alencon lace a chapel train and an illusion veil The bridal party included Miss Janice Barnes maid of honor and bridesmaids Miss Merrilyn Pickett Miss Nancy Browning and Miss Sherri Gregoire They carried gladioli and blue corn flowers The groom’s attendants included Jerry Duvall and ushers William Barnes Marshall Bennett Tony Bowie Wayne Crum and others A reception followed at Browningsville Hall The couple will reside in Browningsville The bride attends the Atomic Energy Commission in Germantown and the groom is a junior at the University of Delaware
Anne Arundel County police report a freak accident in Glen Burnie as John Dennis 121 of Finksburg Md died after his clothing was caught in the gears of a carnival merry-go-round Saturday night. He died en route to a Baltimore hospital.
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