Miss Barbara Naill Weds Merritt Copenhauer in Taneytown
Miss Barbara Ann Naill and Merritt Copenhauer were married at Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church Taneytown at 2 p m Sept 10 in a double ring ceremony conducted by the Rev Howard W Miller and Rev Marvin L Rice. The bride daughter of Daniel B Naull and the groom son of Harry Copenhauer were joined in marriage by her father. The bride wearing a floor length organza over taffeta gown with an embroidered train and silk rose veil carried stephanotis and lilies. Matron of honor Ona Kile Jr and bridesmaids Margaret McGreevy Judy Naill Janet Springer wore burgundy chiffon gowns with stephanotis headbands and bouquets. Best man Ray A Copenhauer. ushers Rev Dale Harner Richard Kann Jr and David H Naill. Soloist Rev William Copenhauer was accompanied by Hazel Hess. The couple plan a South wedding trip with the bride in a brown sheath dress and beige accessories. The bride a nurse and graduate of Emmitsburg High School and University of Maryland Hospital Thoracic Team member. the groom a Lebanon Valley College graduate and United Theological Seminary holder and pastor in Dover Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ona Kile Jr
Frederick
Margaret McGreevy
Baltimore
Judy Naill
Boston
Janet Springer
Washington, D. C
Ray A. Cipenhauer
Taneytown
Dale H. Harner
Indianapolis
Ind
Richard Kann Jr
Dover,Pa
David H Naill
Hazel Hess
William Copenhaver
Chicago
Ill
South
Emmitsburg High School
Church Home and Hospital School of Nursing
University of Maryland Hospital
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
United Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Bethany Evangelical United Brethren Church
Dover
Ex Mayor Magaha Weds Mrs Himes in Frederick County
Announcement of the marriage of E. Paul Magaha Sr., former Frederick mayor, to Mrs. S Made lyn Himes near Feagaville. The Sept 24 ceremony at 10 30 a m was at the Evangelical Lutheran church parsonage with Rev Francis E Reinberger officiating. Attending were Mr and Mrs John F Cavahey and Mr and Mrs Douglas W Magaha. The couple reside on Dill Avenue after a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Paul Magaha Sr
Frederick
S. Madelyn Himes
Fengaville
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Francis E. Reinberger
John F. Cavahey
Feagaville
E. Paul Magaha Jr
Douglas W. Magaha
Board of Education
Frederick County
Storm & Shipley
Magaha
Dill Avenue
Marriage Vows Exchanged Between Glass and Rentzell
Miss Gertrude R Glass wed William M Rentzell in a September 15 ceremony at First Baptist Church with Rev. Robert Woodward officiating. The couple reside at Stewart Manor Apartments and are joined by maid of honor Susan Sperry and best man Carl E Rentzell Jr. The bride, a 1966 Frederick Eagh School graduate, works for Government Employees Insurance Co in Bethesda, while the groom, a 1964 Frederick High School alum, is employed by Crum Co. of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude R Glass
Willam M. Rentzell
First Baptist Church
Robert Woodward
Alfred Glass
West Patrick Street
Carl E. Rentzell Sr
Adam Road
Susan Sperry
Carl E. Rentzell Jr
Friendly Circle Class Banquet and Officers Named
The Friendly Circle Class of Calvary Methodist Church held its annual banquet at Bettys Restaurant on Sept. 20 with 23 members and one guest, Mrs Lib Garner Rhoads, retiring president. Mrs Strine was installed president for the coming year with officers including Mrs Robert L Strine, president. Mrs Paul Rhoad Jr, vice president. Mrs Alfred Sharpe, secretary. Mrs Lee Reichard, assistant secretary. Mrs William J. Davis, treasurer. and Mrs William Kreh, assistant treasurer. A rummage sale is planned for Oct. 28 at Ashley Methodist Church with Mrs William J Davis as chair. A surprise gadget shower honored the recent bride, Mrs Paul Rhoad Jr, after the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendly Circle
Calvary Methodist Church
Betty's Restaurant
Lib Garner Rhoads
Robert L. Strine
Paul Rhoad Jr
Alfred Sharpe
Lee Reichard
William J. Davis
William Kreh
Basil Jones
Jack Fish
Glenn Strine
William MacMullen
Paul Rhoads Jr
George Wright
Charles Lakel
Harold Eyler
Bob Waltz
Harold Vess
Wm J. Davis
Claude Taylor
Robert L Strine
Warren Richy
Bruce Palmer
Park Beachley
G. Donald Renn
Charles Hahn
Alton J. Lipps
Durable press garments rely on proper laundering rules
Extension agent Kathryn Jenkins explains durable press fabrics need cool down laundering, controlled temperatures, and careful machine settings. She notes modern washers and dryers with special cycles help, but users must wash whites separately, load smaller, and avoid crowding to prevent wrinkles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathryn K Jenkins
Home Economics
Winchester
American Home Laundry Manufacturer's Association
Frederick Memorial Hospital hosts four week driver improvement course
A four week Driver Improvement Course sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and conducted by the Maryland State Police is held in the Frederick Memorial Hospital cafeteria for hospital employees medical staff and state employees. About 25 men and women attend. The program began September 14 and runs to October 8. A practical nurse program under the Manpower Development and Training Act starts October 3 with MDTA nursing educators directing classes at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Chamber of Commerce
Maryland State Police
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Board of Education
Manpower Development and Training Act
MDTA
Palmer Anniversary Celebrated at Surprise Party
Mr and Mrs Charles B Palmer were feted on Sept 10 at their home for a 25th anniversary. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Gerald Palmer and a long list of relatives and friends. Separate notes mention training for BES licensing, conference attendance by Frank Adams and Sister Ann Martin, and hospital statistics for Frederick Memorial Hospital in August. Six point eight days per patient, 78.8 percent occupancy, 613 admissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles B. Palmer
Gerald C. Palmer
John W. Hart
Linden L. Hamilton
Gerald Palmer
Nelson Palmer
Stephen Palmer
James Palmer
Guy Alexander
Fred Alexander
Margaret Snoots and
Keath
John Summers
Millard Lease
Orpha Alexander
Frank Adams
Ann Martin
Hospital Council of Maryland
Baltimore
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Grooming Tip Presented To B P W Club Members
Frederick Business and Professional Women's Club heard Miss Marie J. Gipe of Chambersburg speak on making the most of themselves at a dinner meeting held at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. Gipe, a Potomac Edison Company employee, has coached Miss America contestants and lectures widely. Mrs. Thelma Wilson chaired the session, arranged by program chair Ruth E. Crawford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Miss Beard To Marry In October
Mr and Mrs Milton W Beard of Woodsboro announce the engagement of their daughter Shirley Jean to Larry Gene Pittinger son of Mr and Mrs John Pittnger of Keymar Both 1965 graduates of Walkersville High School Shirley is employed by Ox Fibre Brush Co Frederick and Larry works for M R Pfoutz and Sons Union Bridge No October wedding is planned
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton W. Beard
Woodsboro
Shirley Jean
Larry Gene Pittinger
John Pittnger
Keymar
Miss Beard
Walkersville High School
Ox Fibre Brush Co
Frederick
Pittinger
M. R. Pfoutz and Sons
Union Bridge
Also Mentioned on This Page
Barbara Ann Naill
Merritt Copenhauer
Merritt Allen Copenhauer
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church
Howard W. Miller
Marvin L. Rice
Daniel B. Naull
Harry Copenhauer
Polst
Studie
Offi
Palmer
BES
Gilbert's
N. Market St
Ritchie
South Market St
the Complete Insurance Agency
North Market St
Edgar B. Palmer
Samuel V. Palmer
N. Carroll St
Thurmont
E. Main St
Emmitsburg
Noah E. Cramer
N. Court St
FredeRick, Md
Boyer
Insurance Agency
General Insurance Real Estate Travel Service
S. Market St
G. L. Thomas Jr
Women’s Auxiliary of
Frederick Memory
J. Rolfe Castleman
Ial Hospital
Gilbert Lowenthal
Joseph Brown
Emmett Bowlus
Robert Middiemas
Advertising Committee
B.P.W
Shirley Jean Beard
Independent Agents Today
Agency
Irma I. Baer
West Church
Stoffersanner Insurance Agency Inc
North Court St. Cal
Nicodemus
General Insurance Real Estate
North Court St
Coblentz and
Null, Inc
West Patrick St
Nathan Jacobson Insurance
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