Miss Holter Weds Linton At Middletown Reformed Church
Miss Alice Virginia Holter daughter of Mr and Mrs Amos A Holter of Middletown and Donald Charles Linton son of Mr and Mrs Roy W Linton of Unscity were married Saturday afternoon at two o clock at Oh Reformed Church in Middletown Rev George H Klinefelter officiated The church was decorated with white asters and gladio li selections included Ave Maria I Love Thee O Promise Me I Love You Truly Because God Made You Mine the Bridal Chorus and Wedding March The bride wore a snowy white taffeta gown with sabrina neckline lace seed pearls and sequins long sleeves and hoop skirt She carried a bouquet of white orchids and roses The groom is a junior at University of Maryland and the couple will live in Adelphia after September 13 The bride is a Middletown High School graduate of 1937 and a sophomore at University of Maryland through the text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Virginia Holter
Amos A. Holter
Middletown
Donald Charles Linton
Roy W. Linton
Unscity
Oh Reformed Church
George H Klinefelter
Oli
Richard Maria
Schubert
Grieg
de Koven
Bond
Ballantine
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Jack A. Smith
RFD
Frederick
Shirley V. Linton
Oecy Va
Angieau
Adam Road
Fred- Mary Helen
University of Maryneckline
Virginia
Sylvania
Washington
Jana
William K. Lenhart
North Market Street
A. Lee Bussard Jr
Wayne Mulligan
This City
Arlington W. Cramer
Braddock Heights
A. Lee Bussardin
William K Lenhart
Josephine Fink
Vonne Hive
Edith Stevens
Holter
New Jersey Shore
Garden Apartments
Philips Road
Adelphia
Bulganin May Be Dropped By Group
MOSCOW AP The 21st Communist party Congress opening Jan 27 is expected to reshuffle Central Committee members. Former Premier Bulganin, ousted from the Presidium after 1937 shakeup, may be dropped as party leaders name new Central Committee members. He now heads the Economic Council of Stavropol region in the northern Caucasus. Khrushchev has led Soviet politics since Stalin’s death in 1953.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Communist Party
Nikola Bulgamia
Central Committee
Bulgania
The
Polibura
M. Moloto
Dmitri Shepilov
Economic Council
Stavropol
Northern
Caucasus
Joseph Stalin
Stalin
Nikita Khrushchev
Kidnap Plot Grips Fort Collins Stenographer and Friends
A gunman abducted stenographer Susdas after ramming a car with a high powered rifle firing eight shots. Susdas was dragged into a late model car while the others fled to call authorities. Sheriff Ray Scheerer led an area search near Horsewatch, four miles southwest of Fort Collins, with no definite trace found. Susdas, daughter of Mr and Mrs E M Schneider of Wa Keeney Kansas, worked for Forney Mig Co. in Fort Collins. others in the car were Ellsworth Farnik, 21, Estes Park. James Coleman, about 23, Fort Collins. and his wife, about 19. The suspect, 30 to 35, 5 feet 10 inches, 165 pounds, blond, ordered the group to drop valuables and walk away before driving off with Susdas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Collins
Colo
API
Susdas
Hashug
Marjorie Scheder
Sherif Ray Scheerer
Horsewatc Res
Scheerer
Forney Mig. Co
Ais E. M . Schneider
Wakeeney, Kan
Sden Ced
Ellsworth Farnik
Estes, Park, Colo
James Coleman
Ins
Former Cabinet Member McKay Hospitalized in Salem
Former interior secretary and Oregon governor Douglas McKay, 65, was admitted to a Salem hospital after ambulance transport from home. Doctors planned circulatory tests expected to take at least two days. McKay, a Republican, had hypertension for three years and recently chaired the US section of the International Boundary Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Ore
Douglas McKay
Wayne Morse
United States
International Joint Commission
Canada
Auto crash kills one, six injured near Hagerstown
Five members of the Harmison family and a truck driver were hurt when a southbound car rammed into a tractor trailer on U.S. 11 north of Hagerstown. Harmison, 30, died at the scene. Amita Harmison, 25, suffered a fractured skull and other injuries. Jerry Lee Harmison, 7, and Gary Harmison, 9, were treated for injuries. Aaron Bittinger, 36, the truck driver, had minor injuries. Paul W. Bitt inger, 25, was treated for head cuts. The crash occurred after brake failure and the truck crossed the center line. The article also notes the wedding of Miss Margaret Kathleen Brish to Conrad David Wagner at Zen Evangelical and Reformed Church in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washing County Hospital
Amita Harmison
Gary Harmison
Jerry Lee Harmison
Aaron Bittinger
Hagerstown
Bitttinger
Paul W. Bittinger
Shippensburg
Robert B. Basore
Bittinger
Harmison
Youth Leaders Gather At Fort Ritchie Fort Ritchie youth fitness meeting draws national leaders
About 115 leaders from youth programs met at Fort Ritchie near Hagerstown for the second annual President's Council on Youth Fitness conference, running through Tuesday. Eight work groups will discuss plans and problems in youth fitness nationwide. Notable attendees include Homer Wadsworth, Seaton, Benson, Brundage, Clark, Cox, Sarnoff, Dr Dudley White, Arthur Godfrey and leaders of YWCA and YMCA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Fort Ritchie
Near Here
Fort Ritche
Here
Homer Wadsworth
Secretary of Interior
Seaton Wo
Secretary of Agriculture
Benson
Averary Brundage
Olympics
Mark Clark
The
Citadel
Robert Cox
United States Junior Chamber of Commerce
Robert Sarnoff
Radio Corporation of America
Paul’ Dudley White
Boston Heart
Eisenhower
Arthur Godfrey
YWCA
YMCA
Cities Seek New Industrial Plants Across the Nation
In September 1958, cities large and small pursue new plants to boost economies. Developers and firms cite land availability, markets, labor, transportation, and favorable tax and law enforcement conditions. J C Cleaver of Milwaukee emphasizes site quality and an aura of future success, with Stratford Ontario chosen for a $990000 investment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anes Tethaclahs Company
United States
Lorent
Lad
Canada
Cleaver
Sam Dawson
New York
Imo
Rink
I Tan
J.C. Cleaver
Cleaver-Brooks Co
Milwaukee
Stratford
Ontario
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Mr. Linton
Middletown High School
Universte Ab Woed
Proto
Davis Studio
Sorfeit
Donald Jray Hill
Raymond T. Reed
RFD i
New Windsor
John Jacob Paule
Duquesne
Thomas R. Wenslaver Jr
Lewiston
N. Y
Earnest E. Martin
Wytheville
George W. Umberger Jr
Chauncey P. Cramer
West Church Street
Richard Bernard Rewand
Pittsburg
Pennsylvania
Danny E. Dennison
Monrovia
Kathryn EL. Lewis
Clarksburg
Andrew Wilson Kennison
Fallston
Esther May Cox
East Church Street
Theodore Edward Reynolds
Samuel Eugene Griffith
Keedysville
Donald Edward Fntz
North Wisner Street
William Edward Bagent
Fredenck
Wary Ann Specht
West South Street
Charles Bernard Miss
P. O. Box
Thomas Gordon Boutz
Lutherville
Parceeding
William Henry Zimmerman
Adamstown
Harold Madison Flanary
Walkersville
Martin Leroy Poole
George Osterman Jr
Mary John Morrison
John Edward Harles
Gene Vincent Horner
Trail Avenue
Albert Harrison Stevenson
Westminster
Leonard V. Polk
James E. Barnick
Birmingham
Mich
Leighton Cecil Buickenstaff
Charles Oliver
Keedesville
Carl Ray Hebb
Cumberland
Jay Schowalter Fier
Buckeystown
John Edward Holier
Farvie Avenue
Lham Shryock
Harry Snook
Raymond Fogle
Frank Grimes
Raymond Null
Elmer Snook
Rose Fogle
Ruth Buxton
Lilian Fogle
Roy Derr
Clarence Hann
A Stull
Margaret Kathleen Brish
Zen Evangelical and Reformed Church
Robert Delp. Gven
Marianne Brish
Cambrdge
Mass
Marcia Brish
Virginia Hamm
Leesville
D. C
Chicago
Conrad David Wagner
Lancaster
William Tantman
Baltimore
Ernest Baez
Brooklyn
John Morton
Edgar Wilhkam
William Peacher Jr
Florence Campbell
DL the Bode
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Lynchburg
University of Chicago
Frankin and Marshall College
Chicago Theological Seminary of the
Uni
Kennedy Studio
Roderick James Wagner
India
Motorola
E. Patrick Sr
G.A.C
G.ac. Finance Corporation
Gulf
GALE
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