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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1973
Page
5
Several marriages are listed with bridal pairs including Missy Richards and Curis Howser in Damascus, Miss Sandra Seipp and Truman Kelly Jr in Damascus, and Carol Becker and Vincent Myers III in Baltimore. Details cover schools, spouses, and current residences, noting service and employment links.
The marriage of Miss Pamela Sue Zero and Kevin Heed Eyler occurred recently. The bride is a Walkersville High School 1973 graduate employed by Frederick County National Bank. The groom, a Gov. Thomas Johnson High School graduate, works at Eastalco Aluminum Co. They reside in Frederick.
Frederick County Dog Warden Arthur Simons, based in a tiny office opposite the county hospital, enforces leash and tagging laws, handles nuisance barking, and traps stray dogs. He laments weak penalties and calls for stronger county laws while noting dog owners often ignore duties, endangering children and households.
Psi Chapter of Phi Delta Gamma at Western Maryland College met at Harrison House with president Mrs. Eileen Ecker introducing Mrs. Louise Miller of Gamma Chapter JHU who detailed origin purpose program and future aims. December regional meeting planned for Philadelphia. Thurley Sweeney charter Psi president named to national Education and Service Committee led by Dr. Lucia James of Sigma.
Rebekah Lodge No 51 held its regular meeting on Friday September 26 at the lodge hall. Dignitaries present included Mabel Marks Lucille Jarrell Margaret Schlimme and Mabel Grimes. Officers elected include Katharine Young as noble grand Ester Hurley vice grand Pearl Skeggs secretary Edna Watkins financial secretary Jessie Webster treasurer Edward Akers degree captain and trustees Helen Wachter Ethel Renn Frances Jones. Homecoming at the IOOF Home was held September 30 with installation of new officers planned for October 12 and initiation on October.
The Heart of Maryland Sackettes Unit 30 held its monthly meeting on a Monday in September. National Amvets Auxiliary President Mrs. Dorothy Bussard was named a Sackette of the unit. A Fall Festival parade role in Frederick on November 18 was discussed and volunteers were chosen for kitchen duties for the next two months.
The Frederick Bridge Club held a regular game last Monday with North South winners led by Dr. Leonard Spiro and Jack Groth. East West winners included James Kime and Steve Murphrey. A novice game is set for 7:15 p.m. at Fort Detrick. The Catoctin Bridge Club met Wednesday with first place to Elizabeth Strube and Swager. A regular game is planned at the Thurmont American Legion at 7:30 p.m.
A notice explains a newsprint shortage forces reduced space for family section items. It asks contributors to limit submissions to essential facts until printing conditions improve.
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