50th Wedding Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Harry W Green
Relatives and friends gathered at the Mt. Pleasant home to celebrate the couple’s 50th anniversary in a surprise open house organized by their children. Four generations attended, with many gifts and flowers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry W. Green
Mt. Pleasant
Carl Lochner
Serena Griffith
John Griffith
Green
Charlotte Woods
Matthew Tyeryar
Rockville
Charles E. Green
Yellow Springs
H. Cliffton Green
Serena
John
Dennis
Sharon
Linda
Charles Green
Susan
Connie
Robert
Edward Cramer
Carol Ann
Jessie Wood
Walkersville
la Rue Dayhoff
Baltimore
Mary Beall
Woodsboro
Edward Knopf
Rosalie
Bessie Bowers
Randallstown
Harold Barker
Shirley
Sandra
Chestnut Grove
Raymond Ashbaugh
Raymond Eyler
Cindy
Mahlon Eyler
Darla
LeGore
John Wood
George Hall
Charles Stull
Frederick
Mabel Geisinger
George Myers
Pauline Hahn
Ralph Romero
Ricky
California
Wedding Bells for Baker Emmart in Capon Bridge
Karen Yvonne Emmart and Danworth Allen Baker wed in the Christian Church of Capon Bridge West Virginia on August 22 in an afternoon ceremony. The bride, daughter of Ray and [unreadable] Emmart, wore silk organza with pearls and a chapel train. The groom is the son of Harry E Baker Jr and unidentified mother. Reverend Summer Sawyers officiated. Reception followed at the church social hall. Groom’s party included Gary Baker and ushers. The couple plans teaching careers in Shepherdstown West Virginia and will reside there after a Pennsylvania wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judy Millett
Springfield
Carol Bland
Mouth
Seneca
Maid of Honor
Sharon Emmart
Winchester
Karen Larson
Leesburg
Gary Bakers
Gaithersburg
Thomas Bowman
Crown — Moore
Gloria Jean Moore
Anna Lee Moore
Brunswick
Fred A. Moore
Alan Robert Crow
Robert Crow
Harold C. Beck
Patricia Snoots
Carol Martin
This City
Judy Fields
Purcellville
Daniel Colgan
Brooklyn
N. Y
Terry Lucas
Gary Martin
Dennis Moore
Rhoda Wenner
Lewis Lucas
Charles Town
W. Va
City Park Pavilion
Joanne Dixon
Mary Lee Lloyd
Mary Albert
Janet Hawes
Boox
John W. Dunnington
Alexandria
Judy Dunnington
Salvation Army
West Palm Beach
Fla
Joanna Robinson
Washington
James Gibbs
West Point
Campaign Wardrobes Presidential Nominees Wives Dress Smartly
Four campaign wives influence history with carefully chosen wardrobes. Mrs. Humphrey sewed in Minnesota. Mrs. Johnson bought in New York. Mrs. Goldwater shopped in Phoenix. Mrs. Miller sourced from Washington and specialty stores. Style guidance stresses quality without ostentation. Muriel Humphrey patches her own label on garments as a hobby. Peggy Goldwater has strong fashion interest. Dorothy Gays notes her natural waist and easy silhouettes. Stephanie Miller favors a pageboy cut and avoids hats to protect her haircut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Sprain Wilson
New York
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Lyndon B. Johnson
Barry Goldwater
Phoenix
William E. Miller
Washington
Muriel Humphrey
Humphrey
Peggy Goldwater
Dorothy Gays
Goldwater
Stephanie Miller
Miss Wiles and Walker wed in Middletown church
Nancy Ann Wiles and William Arthur Walker II were married September 5 at 2 30 p.m. in Evangelical Lutheran Church Zion Middletown. Ceremony featured Rev J Paul Seltzer, amid white flowers and family attendants from Middletown Brunswick and Smithsburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Wiles
Mr. Walker
Evangelical Church
Middletown
Nancy Ann Wiles
William Arthur Walker
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Delores Wiles
Brenda Ann Siles
Smithsburg
Skyline Home Makers Club Elects Officers
Skyline Home Makers Club met September 9 at Mrs. William Stultz home with 15 members and visitor Mrs. George Koch. Mrs. Vernon Cassell presided as officers were elected: president Mrs. Harold A. Chichester, first VP Mrs. Harry Lucas, second VP Mrs. Joseph Rhoderick, secretary Mrs. Roy Culler, treasurer Mrs. Walter Bandusky. Summer activities included a visit to the North Frederick Elementary School planetarium and a cookout at Braddock Heights Community Park.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Skyline Club
Skyline Homemakers Club
William Stultz
James Austin
Lester Holmes
George Koch
Vernon Cassell
Harold A. Chichester
Harry Lucas
Joseph Rhoderick
Roy Culler
Walter Bandusky
North Frederick Elementary School
Cassell
Braddock Heights
Kemp Cashour
Joseph Fischer
Thomas Williams
Garst Dutrow Nuptials Held at Mt Zion Church
Miss Emily Pearl Dutrow and Allen Mercer Garst wed August 23 at Mt Zion Lutheran Church near Ladiesburg in a ceremony conducted by Rev H Edward Fisher. Families from Union Bridge Frederick Woodsboro Walkersville and other local towns attended with a reception in the church social room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emily Pearl Dutrow
Allen Mercer Garst
Mt. Zion Lutheran Church
Ladiesburg
Austin L. Dutrow
RFD
Union Bridge
Rendall B. Garst
Frederick
H. Edward Fisher
George Wachter
Richard Lowman
Mary Jane Mathews
Celista Dutrow
Frances Hartsough
Walkersville
Jeanne Kroh
Woodsboro
Aubrey Dutrow
Marie Bagley
William Millar
Robert L. Garst
John Henry Garst
Carol Shelton
Booster Night Concert and Play Highlight Grange Event
Walkersville High School Band performed at Glade Valley Grange Booster Night on September 8 at Glade Valley Community Hall. Cast members for the one act Emmy included Patsy Stup Ruth Roderick Lori Kaiser and Donald Cecil. Bristling with community activity the issue also notes a Brunswick Homemakers Club meat buying demonstration and an August 14 Smith Dunnington wedding in Arlington Virginia with attendees from multiple states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Glade Valley Grange
Glade Valley
Philip Heflin
Jack Heflin
Ronnie Smith
Lynn Ausherman
Judy Green
Dawn Brown
Linda Yuckee
Pete Lynch
Paula Green
Connie Winebrenner
Diane Catsail
Beverly Fogle
Myralee Garst
Susan Magaha
Dave Magaha
Ricky Magaha
Paul Fleagle
Donnie Derrie
Grange
J. Herbert Snyder
Gladys Wisner
Donald
Cecil
Raymond Crum
Home Economics
Mary Louise Snyder
Lawn Party Attracts Washington Guests At Flying W Farm
Thomas W Wolfe of Washington hosted a May lawn party at the Flying W Hereford Ranch near Detour. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Wolfe, Mr and Mrs Krantz and three girls, plus guests from Dillsburg Alexandria Arlington Fairfax Camp Springs Rocky Ridge and Thurmont, with many children present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas W Wolfe
National Airport
Washington
Detour
Thomas W. Wolfe Sr
James Krantz
City
Ray Byers
Dillsburg
Ray Hawn
Richard Sawager
Alexandria
Dick Morris
John Kasparick
Aslington
Howard Cocklin
Fairfax
Giles Ritenour
Camp Springs
John Windish
Wayne Smith
Arlington
Lester C. Wolfe
Thomas W. Wolfe Jr
Anna Mae Baker
Rocky Ridge
Earle Draper Sr
Ronnie Miller
Fart Draper Jr
Roland Ridenour
Donna Jean Draper
Thurmont
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shepherd College
Berkeley County
Pennsylvania
Shepherdstown
Ocean City
Brunswick High School
Fort Detrick
Crowl
National Geographic Society
Paul D. Gaither
Merhle Wiles Jr
Myersville
David Gaither
Bryan Glenn Wiles
Barbara Wiles
Sandra Wiles
Virginia Wiles
Harold Kefauver
Francis Summers
Ernest Rudy
William Bussard
Wiliam Wiles
East Frederick
Adamstown Club
Adamstown
Mabel Page
Harry Thom
Rose
William Walker
Middletown High School
Western Maryland Trust Company
Farmers and Mechanics National Bank
William Blumer
Alice Ringer
Palmer Snook
Robert DeRose
Walter Page
Snook
Unionville Club
Unionville Homemakers Club
Singanore Grange Hall
Beatrice Fehr
John Gaither
Ralph Ripley
Kenneth Barker
Ridgley Grumbine
Dorsey Gaither
Leslie Packer
James S. Derry
Lawrence Dorsey Jr
Edwin Trout
Harry Gastley
Ripley
Barker
Hallie Danner
Merton Forney
Brunswick Club
Brunswick Homemaker’s ‘Club
Methodist Church
Emory Frye
Donald Musgrove
Food and Nutrition Committee
Lavinia Hood
O. E. Utterback
R. 0. Decker
Donald Muswove
George
Nena Jamison
Annie Zimmerman
Shirley Immerman
Wanda Clayton
Hazel Roderuck
Mrs Clayton
Eva Hoke
Pamela Roderuck
Linda Roderuck
Ernest Dettbarm Sr
Staley Weller
Dettbarn
Trego Zimmerman
Boyd Clayton
Frances Cecil
Frantz
Clayton
Snyder
The
W. Strickler
Hazel Goode
University of Kansas
Manhattan
Kans
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Goddard
Ene Flight Center
Green Yest
North Americam van Lines
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