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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1963

Page

4

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the News Frederick Maryland

Wolfe-Warner Wedding Held At St. John's Church

Miss Lucinda Catherine Warner and Charles Harry Wolfe Sr. were married at 2 p.m. Saturday in St. John's Episcopal Church Mt. Rainier. Rev Elwyn Brown officiated as the couple exchanged vows and a reception followed at St. Matthews.

Wolfe-Warner St. John’s Church Lucinda Catherine Warner Wilbur D. Warner Montclaire Avenue Charles Harry Wolfe Sr C. Harry Wolfe Sr Riverdale St John's Episcopal Church Mt. Rainier Elwyn Brown Harry Reid Kay Warner Judy Snook Middletown Wilbur Warner Don Gately Hyattsville William Scott Earl Simmons Rainier St. Matthews Frederick High School Pediatrics Center University of Maryland Pan American Airways Hyatts Ville

Death Draws Senate Probe On Narcotics

Baltimore police tie the Lipscomb case to a drug probe with a party scene at a Baltimore apartment. A man questioned and released after giving a statement. Tim Black charged with narcotics paraphernalia. Sen McClelland says Lipscomb death could prompt Senate drug investigations.

Senate Baltimore Gene Big Daddy) Lipscomb Lipscomb Jay Pittsburgh Steelers Wade H. Poole Washington John L. McClelland D-Ark Timothy Black Black

Routzahn’s win earned for logo design in national ad journal

Routzahn’s Advertising Man, with stores in Frederick and Hagerstown, was featured in Signs of the Times for its new logotype designed by Robert Groff and James Pearl. The piece praises consistent branding across ads, stationery, trucks, and signs, and notes Groff’s Best of the Month award for a Routzahn truck.

Routzahn Frederick Hagerstown Signs of the Times National Journal of Advertising Displays Robert Groff James Pear Groff Keller's Sign Shop Routzahn's Davis Studio

Emerson Upset Stuns Yugoslavian For Italian Tennis Semifinal

Roy Emerson, world No. 1 amateur, loses to Boro Jovanovic 6 4 6 3 6 4 in the semifinals of the Italian Tennis Tournament. Martin Mulligan advances to the final with a 16 6 2 6 2 63 win over Nicola Pilic.

Rome Roy Emerson Boro Jovanovic Yugoslavia Martin Mulligan Australia Nicola Pilic Emerson Jovanovic

Study Aims 30 Month Shad Survival In Susquehanna

Annapolis AP The marginal Plant Board of Natural Resources approved a 30 month study of shad survival in upper waters of the Susquehanna River. The $196,500 project is to be underwritten by four power companies operating dams on the river with three states and the federal government to supply personnel and facilities.

VFW Council to Meet at Ellicott City Post Home

Delegates were nominated for the State Fireman's Convention to be held in Ocean City in June. The meeting closed with the retiring of the flag and prayer. The next meeting will be held June 4 at the Yingling-Ridgley Post on Columbia Pike.

State Fireman’s Hospital Fund Louise Mackley Pikesville Frederick County Myersville Bers Canecer Crusade Ocean City Margaret Engle Doris Green VFW State Council of Administration Veterans of Foreign Wars ‘of U. S Department of Maryland Council of Administration Yingling-Ridg Jey Columbia Pike Ellicott City

Derby Triumph by Braulio Baeve on Chateaugay

Braulio Baeve won the Kentucky Derby in his third try aboard Chateaugay. He had earlier finishes of ninth with Admiral's Voyage in 1962 and second with Crozier in 1961. His two previous mounts led after one mile.

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