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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1971
Page
6
The Frederick Bridge Club held a regular game last Monday with north-south winners Scott Welty and Dr. Leonard Spero, followed by Weinberg, Wilhide, Castle, and Criss. East-west winners included Dr. Harry Gray and James A. Kime. A club tourney is set for 7:15 p.m. tonight at VFEW Country Club.
Linda Lea Parish and Stephen Thomas wed in the Church of the Abiding Presence Gettysburg. The ceremony featured a Venise lace headpiece gown, blue satin ribbon trim, and a blue and white floral theme. After a five week honeymoon across the country they will live in Gettysburg then move to New Jersey.
Miss Nancy Trapnell Cutsail married Richard Webster Graham I on June 5 at Evangelical United Reformed Church of Christ in Frederick. The ceremony was conducted by Rev. Paul L. Althouse with Sperry Storm as organist and Octavia Zimmerman as soloist. Acolyte was Mark Ramsburg, cousin of the groom. The couple's parents are Mr and Mrs J Alfred Cutsail and Mr and Mrs Richard W Graham.
Beverly Ann May and William Henry Scheetz announce their engagement. Beverly, a 1971 Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate, is a nurse at Frederick Memorial Hospital. William, son of Dorsey and the late Mrs Scheetz Thurmont, served in the U S Army and works at Shaff’s Meats near Thurmont. A Sept 25 wedding is planned with a candlelight gown and lace details.
The Witt family of Dill Avenue recall a 25 year marriage begun when Kraymer, 23, married Gloria, 17, in 1946 after meeting in Cumberland and Manheim. They raised four children, own a love of animals, and enjoy year round camping with plans for a four week trip to Big Stone Gap, Nashville, Mammoth Cave, and Land Between the Lakes.
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