Miss Shadoin and Charles Rickell Wed in Greensboro
Miss Anna Kathryn Shadoin and Charles Eugene Rickell wed October 10 at Our Lady of Grace Satude Church Greensboro. Attendants included cousins and friends from North Carolina Tennessee New York and Virginia. After a Hawaii honeymoon the couple will live in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Kathryn Shadoin
Charles Eugene Rickell
Our Lady of Grace Satude
Greensboro
Thomas Matson Shadoin
Arthur Leo Rickell
Peter J. McNerney
Richard McCarter
Laurinburg
N.C
Willis Payne
Kingsport
Tenn
John Pettijohn Jr
Knoxville
Catholic Daughters Hear Hess at Mary land Court
Robert Hess vice principal at West Frederick Junior High spoke to Catholic Daughters of America Court Maryland No 278 in St Johns School auditorium on Harmony Grove School. He urged support for mentally retarded children and noted follow up training at Jeannie Bussard Workshop for independent living.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Hess
West Frederick Junior High
Catholic Daughters of America
Hess
Harmony Grove
Jeannie Bussard
Carl Franzen
Mary Warshowsky
League of Women Voters
Henry Satler
Gerald LaPorta
Maryland State Police
Frank Cook
Mummers Parade Set for October 31 in Hagerstown
The 40th Alsatia Mummers Parade will be held October 31 in Hagerstown starting at 7 30 p m The event features divisions for mummers marching units music drum corps and floats with prizes awarded in each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Newcomers Club Lunch Briefs New Members Welcomed
The Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club held its monthly luncheon Tuesday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Dr. John L. Carnochan outlined Frederick County School System operations and the 1964 65 finances and facilities. Mrs. Bruce Claxton was introduced as a new member. Guests included Mrs. Carnochan and several others. hostesses were Mrs. D. P. Vandervoort and Mrs. Thomas Parry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Welcome Wagon Newcomers Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John L. Carnochan
Frederick County
Bruce Claxton
Carnochan
Kenneth Palmer
William Griffith
Percy C. Corning
George Shadel
Donald Shadel
D. P. Vandervoort
Thomas Parry
Yates Entertain At Their Home
Mr. and Mrs. Larkin Yates of Dickerson hosted a dinner last Sunday with many guests including Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Yates and children Mr. and Mrs. Red Allen and children and several Yates relatives. Family members contributed music during the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Larkin Yates
Dickerson
Wayne Yates
Harry Yates
Red Allen
Bill Yates
Gene Yates
Eddie
Kathi
Cindy
Danny Yates
Shirley Shreve
Patty Yates
David
Dwight Warfield
Cinderella Shoe Contest Opens at Goodwill Store
Monocacy Valley Goodwill Industries launches a Cinderella Shoe Contest running from Monday until a winner fills the size 13B black vinyl high heel. Participants must try the shoes at the Goodwill Store on South Bentz Street. the winner receives a gift certificate applicable to any item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monocacy Valley
Goodwill Industries
William van Arnam
Goodwill
South Bentz Street
van Arnam
Square Dance at Brunswick Park Pavilion October 24
A square dance will be held at the Brunswick Park Pavilion on October 24 from 8 to 9 30 p.m. A well known local square dance caller will lead the dance sponsored by the Brunswick Recreation Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Park Pavilion
Brunswick Recreations Commission
Books at Your Library: Young Adult Selections
A catalog of modern agriculture and labor history titles plus biographies and novels. Highlights include Grant G Can non Great Men of Modern Agriculture, Westward Vision by David Lavender, Labor in Action by Adrian A Paradis, Eyes and Ears of the Civil War by G Allen Foster, Winslow Homer by Jean Gould, and works by Hemingway Knebel Packard Udall and Le Carre. Available at the C Burr Artz Library and county libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant G. Cannon
David Lavender
America
Old World
Cathay
New World
United States
Ohio
Orient
Mr. Lavender
Oregon Trail
Labor IN Action
Labor Movement
Adrian A. Paradis
New England
G. Allen Fos
South
Nancy Hart
Shenandoah Valley
Washington
Rose O’neal Greenhow
Buchanan
Confederacy
Belle Boyd
Martinsburg
Virginia
Federal Army of the Shenandoah
Winslow Homer
Jean Gould
Boston
C. Burr Artz
Helen B. Evans
Frederick
Naked Society
Vance Packard
Stewart L. Udalk
John Birch Society
Robert H. W. Welch
Justin
Louis Auchincloss
Mary Stewart
Leon Uris
Julian
Gore Vidal
Douglas MacArthur
John le Carre
Artz
Engagements Announced for Linda Baker and Ann Fraser
Mr and Mrs Arthur L Baker announce Linda L Baker to Richard W Roelke with a November 4 wedding planned Linda a Frederick High School 1962 graduate employed at Government Employees Insurance Company Chevy Chase Richard W Roelke son of Mrs Airy Keeney is employed at Woodlawn Heating Gaithersburg and the Frasers announce Ann Welton Fraser to James Christopher Sole Jr near Hyatts town Fraser Towson State College junior in kindergarten primary sole University of Maryland junior in physical education
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur L. Baker
Doubs
Linda L
Richard W. Roelke
Miss Baker
Frederick High School
Government Employes Insurance Company
Chevy Chase
Roelke
Airy Keeney
Harold William Ike
Woodlawn Heating and Air Conditioning
Gaithersburg
James Fraser ,Jr
Braddock Heights
Ann Welton
James Christopher Sole
Hyattstown
Miss Fraser
atTowson State College
Baltimore
Mr. Sole
Carlyle M. Sole Sr
University of Maryland In
College Park
Dr John L Carnochan Speakers For PTA Meeting
Dr John L Carnochan spoke to the North Frederick PTA on the role of education in democracy and the need for an educated electorate. He outlined three reasons for education, urged adaptive teaching to a changing society, and emphasized learning as a lasting, active process tied to thinking and personal growth. Bernard Kelly noted visitation day and upcoming events including a Christmas program and book fair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Cardent
Nochan Jr
North Frederick
Carnochan
Frederick County
Carnachan
Ruth
Bernard Kelly
Harold Neufeld
Frederick Street blocks show historic charm and variety
John C. Warfield leads Frederick Motor Company in preserving period architecture for adjacent properties dating to 1753. Mrs. M. N. Morton Jr. urges Frederick to maintain architectural diversity and avoid imitating Williamsburg or Georgetown, emphasizing harmony, change, and tourism impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Historic
Frederick
Old Frederick
Frederick Motor Company
John C. Warfield
M. N. Morton, Jr
National Trust For Historical Preservation
Historical Society of Frederick
Patrck Street
Taney and Steiner
Winchester Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Trail House
Etchison’s
Tuscan Villa
Bank
S. E
Williamsburg
Georgetown
Eisenhauer
Morton
United States Department of Commerce
The
Historical Society
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Shadoin
Rickell
Greensboro, N. C
Waddell Solomon
Melvin Kreigsman
Thomas Matson Shadoin Jr
North Carolina State College
Raleigh
Garland 8
Ward
New York City
Donald Blessing Jr
West Lafayette
Ind
Ralph Preston Merchant Jr
Norfolk
Michael Shaum
Taneytown
Hawaii
Meredith College
University of Tennessee
United Airlines
J. P. Stevens Company
New York
Charles E. Rickell
Newcomers Club
Yates
Ernest Hemingway
Fletcher Knebel
Linda L. Baker
Ann W. Fraser
PTA Meet
Milton
Hoke
Belair
Blue Ridge
Blue Ridge Homes
Patrick Street
Frederick, Maryland