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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
8
The article notes Stanley Kramer wants her for Ship of Fools and Oscar night on April 13 may bring attention. She may attend in Santa Monica only if invited, saying she cannot afford the trip. Also discussed is the plight of blue whales with experts citing a ban on hunting for eight years to prevent extinction.
Vienna born actress Lilia Skala, nominated for an Academy Award for Lilies of the Field, continues to work at New York City Center in the lost and found department while awaiting the ball. Her long career spans Austria stage and film, Broadway roles in Call Me Madam and The Diary of Anne Frank, and intermittent television work as she endures years of idleness and hope for a breakout.
Miss Trene A Sutphin and Conrad L Mills wed in Gaithersburg with Rev. B Frank Foster officiating. Bridesmaids included Judy Sutphin and Constance Mills. After a Florida honeymoon the couple will live in Northwest Washington. The bride, a Gaithersburg High School and Strayer graduate, works for the Atomic Energy Commission near Germantown. the groom, a Damascus High School graduate, attended Montgomery Junior College and serves in the U S Navy.
Lime Kiln residents and Frederick visitors share a week of calling hours and theatre trips. Families including Shores Baugher DeGrange Fisher Reed Hoffmaster and Green host relatives and friends while local seniors at Monocacy Hall enjoy updates and dinner gatherings.
Charles F Culver a former Maryland House of Delegates member is to begin a one year term March 23 after pleading no contest to mail fraud tied to Security Financial Insurance Corp. A Gordon Boone the former House speaker and four others were indicted. Boone Grow and Mensik await sentencing after separate trials.
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