Engagement and Wedding Announced in Local Notices
The May 25 1956 Frederick News item reports engagements and nuptials in area families. Miss Patricia Dougher McClung will wed Charles Henry Conley Wight of Monocacy Farms near Urbana. The couple and families, plus attendants including Lt. Howard Flook Jr., were noted with details on schooling and lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Ellington Air Force Base
Tex
Air Force School
Ellington, Tex
Howard
Floox Jr
Ross HI
Flook Sr
East Second Street
Jett Lorraine Flook
Philadelphia
John Stuart McClung
Poolesville
Patricia Dougher McClung
Charles Henry Conley Wight
Daniel Ewing Wight
Monocacy Farms
Urbana
Miss McClung
McClung
Albert G. Rolfe
Spring Valley
Hereford
Woear Valley
Rene
Farms
Dorothea
Spencer Hill McClung
Alder W. Harris
Rockwell Terrace
W. Va
Barclay W. Clung
Uni-White Jr
Media
Versity
Maryland
H. Edmund Peelle Jr
Roslyn
Wight
Co. H. Con
Weddings Tie Stevens and Harney in Frederick
Miss Jane Stevens foster daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Weller of Frederick and Cpl. Charles F. Harley Jr. of Frederick and Indiana born Catshall left for Wyandotte Mich. after a May 21 ceremony at Parkway Church of God parsonage.
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Society
Ress
Harney—Stevens
Jane Stevens
Ray Weller
Frederick
Charles F. Harley Jr
Charles F. Harey Sr
George Catshall
Bicknell
Ind
Yelock
Parkway Church of God Parsonage
FR. P. Brose
M. L. Beard
Lutheran Church At
Middle
Fred- Town
Rick High School
Thurmont
Luther
Fredan Church
Etick High School
Harley
Wyandotte
Mich
College Hall
NING
Sadie Zimmerman
Milton Zimmer
W.C.T.U
Frederick County
Myers- Ville
Middletown
S. C. Thomas
Buckeystown
Bridgewater
Mary Edith Lease
Norman Lease
Fellowship of Reconciliation
Bridgewater College
Miss Thomas
Yinger
Daniel J. Thomas
Near Harmony Grove
Barbara Jane
Robert Glenn Yinger
Charles Glenn Yinger
East Church Street
Hood College
Johns Hopkins Hospital School of Nursing
Baltimore
Frederick High School
Supreme Court ruling on compulsory unionism outcry
The Supreme Court ruled unanimously that Congress can authorize a system of compulsory unionism, allowing a private organization to take a worker's earnings for union purposes. The decision says state constitutions or federal law cannot stop such action, while noting right to work laws exist in 17 states.
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David Lawrence Washington
Supreme Court of the
United States
America
Congress
Supreme Court
High Court
Nebraska
Supreme Court of Nebraska
Nebraska Supreme Court
Douglas
Wuewey
Frederick Met Science
Freedom of Association
Morial Hospital
Herjler
Record of local hospital patients and legal comments on unions
The item lists residents at Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home and Frederick Memorial Hospital with statuses from improved to recovering. It notes Mrs. Carl Staley and Mrs. Louis Twentey cases and discusses a Supreme Court argument on union membership versus freedom of expression. It also reports Pvt Albert Wachtel arriving in France with the 7825th Army Unit at Toul Engineer Depot.
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Peo Alu Glauld
Ella Campbell
Elm Street
Vindobona Convalescent
Braddock Heights
Walter Jones
South Market Street
Clara Kelleg
Wilson Place
Bessie Lee Jones
Vindobona Convalescent and Rest
Kenneth N. Brachey Sr
East Ninth Street
Louis E. Twentey
West Seventh Street
Frederick Memorials
Elmer
Bar Association
Supreme Court
France
Toul
Albert Eg Wachtel
Clarence K. Wachtel
Middletown
7825Th
Toul Engineer Depot
Montevue
Frederick City
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Arthur Remsberg
Presdent
Melvin Tabler
Paul Green
Walkersville
Fashions and Flowers Highlight Garden Club Show
The Francis Scott Key Hotel hosted a luncheon for about 200 members and guests. Mrs. Carlton Molesworth and Mrs. T. Stuart Haller co chaired as awards honored Mrs. Molesworth for medium brown iris with willow oak and purple leaf plum in a pedestal container. Miss Charlotte Smith won the lone pale yellow rose with red tints.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Carlton Molesworth
T. Stuart Haller
Charlotte Smith
Garden
J. D. Dave
Herbert Hubbard
Unionville
Robert L. Davis
Snyder's
Catton
Jesse Hakes
Howard Coun
Courteous thanks from Buckeystown WCTU meeting
Corresponding Secretary MRS. HATTIE M. COBLENTZ thanks the News for past year coverage of meetings and notices. Deeds recorded include Hamilton Homes selling to Kenneth Hindman for about $15,000 at 919 Cherokee Trail Monocacy Village, and other Urbana and Mt Airy properties totaling several parcels and thousands.
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Courvenes
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Buckeystown
Hattie M. Coblentz
Frederick, Md
Hamilton Homes, Inc
Kenneth H. Hindman
Cherokee Trail
Monocacy Village
Clarence R. Williams
Leo A. Sanders
Mt. Airy
Andrew G. Maione
Urbana
R. Patrick Turner
James McSherry
Spring Valley
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
A mad dog in Bartholows was killed by William H. Reaver after biting another dog and terrorizing residents. Harry M. Lease survived a blast at the Chambersburg Tailoring Company plant, with minor injuries as 100 windows and glass panes were shattered in eight nearby homes. Frederick County World War veterans, about 2,000 strong, would receive their bonus within three weeks from the January vote. The municipal swimming...
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the News
Bartholows
William H. Reaver
Chambersburg Tailoring Company
Harry M. Lease
Frederick County
Garden club leaders attend District 5 Federated event
Side Glariie ty, president of District 5 Federated Garden Clubs of Maryland, was among guests attending. Mrs. Claude Barrick is president of the Tasker's Chance Group and Mrs. Andrew G. Truxal heads the Garden Club of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
District 5 Federated Garden Clubs of
Maryland
Claude Barrick
Tasker’s Chance Group
Andrew G. Truxal
Garden Club of
Frederick
Veterans urged to swap Leave Bonds for E bonds
In Maryland, hundreds of World War II veterans hold untaxed Armed Forces Leave Bonds idle for five years. Ormond R. Galvin of the Treasury Savings Bonds Division proposes redeeming those Leave Bonds and reinvesting the funds in Series E Savings Bonds. The E bonds pay 3 percent interest compounded semi annually to maturity in nine years eight months.
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Baltimore
Sam
Ormond R. Galvin
U. S. Treasury
Savings
G. I
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