Local Couple Exchange Vows in August Wedding
Miss Nelda Marshall and Alvin Hetzell wed on Wednesday August 2 at 8 p m in Downsville Bethany Church of Christ with Rev. Conrad McDonald officiating. The ceremony featured summer flowers, a three tier cake, and a reception at the bride’s home. The couple will live in St James after August 8 and planned a Atlantic City honeymoon.
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Nelda Marshall
Alvin Hetzell
Downsville
Alvey Marshall
Hagerstown
Route Three
Louvera Hetzell
St. James
Bethany Church of Christ
Conrad McDonald
Lawrence Middleton
Hetzell
Hagerstown High School
Tristate Electrical Supply Co. Inc
Williamsport High School
Midiary local notices and family visits in Tilghmanton area
Judy Baker lost part of a finger when a gate fell on it and Floyd Line remains in serious condition in the hospital. Mrs. Bertha Stone visited her sick sister Mrs. Lula Seibert at Fred Shank’s home. Mrs. Ruth Hennesey and her grandson Roland Hammond attended a birthday party for Miss Nancy Stangle of Mt Briar. Mrs. George Arnold and family visited Mrs. R. H. Reichard for her 81st birthday in Burkettstown. Mr. Wendell Paine and family from Washington visited their aunts Mrs. John Hammond and Golda and Azalea Cook for a few days. John Barker and Charley Davis families visited Boonsboro. Ernest Lizer and family on Dual Highway stayed with Mrs. Agnes Lizer. Guests of Scott Whitmore included William Whitmore, Mrs. Mary Hensel of Hagerstown, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hansel of Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Line
Bertha Stone
Lula Seibert
Fred Shank
Ruth Hennesey
Roland Hammond
Nancy Stangle
Mt. Briar
George Arnold
John Bowlus
Sarah
Burkettsville
R. H. Reichard
Wendell Paine
Washington
John Hammond
Golda
Azalea
John Barker
Charley Davis
Boonsboro
Ernest. Lizer
Agnes Lizer
Scott Whitmore
William Whitmore
Mary Hensel
Hagerstown
Robert Hansel
Recent Bride Pictured Is Mrs Ridgley Former Miss Keckler
Janice Virginia Keckler became Mrs. Charles H Ridgley Jr at St Pauls Lutheran Church Funkstown on Monday evening in a ceremony conducted by Rev Raymund Miller. She is the daughter of Mrs Brenda Stottlemyrer of Funkstown. Her husband is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles H Ridgley of Chambersburg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Ridgley, Jr
Janice Virginia Keckler
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Funkstown
Raymund Miller
Ridgley
Brenda Stottlemyrer
Charles H. Ridgley
Chambersburg
Engagement announced for Lorraine Houpt and Robert Phillips
Mrs. Eva M. Houpt of Hagerstown announces the engagement of her daughter Lorraine Mae to Robert L. Phillips son of Charles Phillips. Lorraine is employed at the C P Telephone Company and Robert is with the Victor Product Corporation. The wedding will occur in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva M. Houpt
Hagerstown
Lorraine Mae
Robert L. Phillips
Charles Phillips
Miss Houpt
C & P Telephone Company
Mr. Phillips
Victor Product Corporation
Niblicks Win Golf Match At Fountain Head Club
The Niblicks captained by Mrs. Robert Fridinger defeated the Brassies led by Mrs. Robert Nichols by 27 to 14 in a Ladies Day golf card event at Fountain Head Country Club. Individual results show top scores in the 18 hole group and early 9 hole flight leaders, with about forty-five members attending luncheon. The Niblicks finished with a team score of 27514 while the Brassies totaled 2921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fountain Head Country Club
Niblicks
Robert Fridinger
Brassies
Robert Nichols
Robert R. Fleigh
John Coblintz
Katherine Kohler
Allen Leiter
Pat Warfield
John Hill
Brassies and
John Coblentz
Wilson Caskey
Hubert Slocum
William Thomas
Welles Little
Woodrow Harner
McKee Price
Whayne Funk
Leonard Mathias
Robert Fleigh
Stuart Bushong
Victor D. Miller, Jr
The
Mary Helen Wantz
Robert Treisler
T. A. Chappelear
Charles McKee
Joseph Ward, Jr
Richard Funkhouser
Thomas
Wilson P. Ard
Gladys Wolfe
Frank McCraw
Howard Carrill
Harry Fridinger
Hospital KR leases list of discharged patients
Discharged yesterday from Washington County Hospital include Mrs. Aldine P. Six of 118 Linden Avenue Barbara Jean Forsythe of Hagerstown Route Four Mrs. Charles Sprecher and infant daughter of Smithsburg Route Two Richard J. Timmons of Smithsburg Route One William G. Marsh of 1316 Oak Hill Avenue Lloyd P. Spalding of 28 Elizabeth Street Mrs. Jacob E. Bender of Sharpsburg John R. Stouffer of 916 View Street Richard Kuhlman of 6198 Washington Avenue Mrs. Walter G. Dresshack and infant son of Williamsport Mrs. Harry C. Weber of 105 West Side Avenue Harry McLeaf Patterson Waynesboro Mrs. Richard Grumbacker of 3151 The Terrace and Mrs. Robert V. Allamong of 308 North Mulberry
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Aldine P. Six
Linden Avenue
Barbara Jean Forsythe
Hagerstown
Charles Sprecher
Smithsburg
Richard J. Timmons
William G. Marsh
Oak Hill Avenue
Lloyd P. Spalding
Elizabeth Street
Jacob E. Bender
Sharpsburg
John R. Stouffer
View Street
Richard Kuhlman
Washington Avenue
Walter G. Dresshack
Williamsport
Harry C. Weber
West Side Avenue
Harry McLeaf Patterson
Waynesboro
Richard Grumbacker
the Terrace
Robert V. Allamong
North Mulberry
Hershey says states will receive credit against draft quotas
Washington reports that draft director Lewis B. Hershey announced that every state will get "credit" toward its active duty quotas for all men called up including enlistees National Guard and Reserves. Also offered is a summer menu featuring cold sliced meat loaf new potatoes onion and green pepper salad with French dressing and frosted graham cracker dessert.
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Washington
Lewis B. Hershey
Eppley Sisters To Appear At Hancock Church
York sisters form gospel quintet to present a spiritual program at Hancock Methodist Church Sunday evening. They will perform vocal quintets soprano and alto solos and play piano vibra harp violin electrical Hawaiian guitar saxophone accordion and cathedral chimes. The group has appeared in Youth for Christ rallies and churches of 38 denominations over seven years. Some are Wheaton College graduates others from Dunmire School of Music. All are vocal students at Messiah Bible College. Public invitation.
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Eppley Sisters Gospel Quintette
York
Hancock Methodist Church
Hancock
Eppley
Youth For Christ
Wheaton College
Wheaton
Illinois
Dunmire School of Music
Harrisburg
Messiah Bible College
Grantham
Roherstown Loyal Workers Picnic and Willing Workers Meeting
The Rohrersville area reports the annual class picnic of the Loyal Workers of Bethel E A B Church at Boonsboro Park with many families listed as attendees. A Willing Workers Society of Central U B Church held its regular August meeting at Jean Reedy’s home with devotions led by Mrs Paul Norris Sr and a program by Hilda Clopper and Carolyn Poffenberger followed by refreshments for numerous locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Fink
Sharon
Paul Norris, Sr
Harry Easton
Sadie Violet
Charles Holder
Harold Poffenberger
Gladys Easton
Hilda Clopper
Carolyn Poffenberger
Jean Reedy
John Reedy
Brides-Elect Honored at Linen Shower in Des Moines
Mrs Myer Linzer and three co-hostesses hosted a linen shower at 1165 Hamilton Boulevard complimenting brides elect Miss Nancy Baker and Miss Lillian Wingerd. The event featured two wedding cakes, dancing, and television. Guests included Holly's employees and Mrs John Baker, Mrs Ernest Spielman, Mrs Roger Baker, and Mrs Ferguson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Baker
Miss Wingerd
John Baker
Ernest Spielman
Roger Baker
8. Ferguson
Wheat Monument Fund Sale In Newton Kans
Farmers donated wheat to finance a monument in Newton Kansas honoring the 1874 Mennonite introduction of turkey hard wheat. The event paired with social notices includes birthday tributes and a mosaic of local visits and family gatherings across Maryland and Pennsylvania communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newton
Kans
Pineapple Upside Down Cake Made Easy Now
Easy Pineapple Upside Down Cake method described using white cake mix or from scratch. Melt butter, brown sugar, and arrange crushed pineapple in pan, then pour batter and bake 40 to 60 minutes. Also notes attractive window drapes can be crafted with stencils on muslin or canvas using fabric or oil paints.
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Tilghmanton
Judy Baker
Moiler Music Store
Potomac Street
G. Jenkins
M. Miller
Irene
Tzena
Sam
G. Crosby
B. Crosby
T. Bennett
P. Como V. Damone
Kaye J. Stafford
My Foolish Heart
H. Winterhalter
K. Starr
Hillbilly
E. Arnold
B. Boyd
Buffalo Billy
R. Rodgers
C. Atkins
C. Copze
H. Hawkins
Delmore Brothers
Birmingham
M. Mullican
A. Jones Williams
Irving Berlin
South Pacific
Cu Berbvera
Seton
Cewel Smith
Ken Griffin
Guy Lombarde
Les Brown
Bing Crosby
Chas. H. Ridgley, JR
Janice Keckler
Phillips
Houpt
Lorraine Houpt
Windell
G. H. Sprecher
Ocean City
George Washington Hotel
Boardwelk
A. M. Bali
Owners
Mars
Rideau
Ocean City Boardwalk
Kent
J. D. Jarman
Parnell
John Madkinson
Mats
Belmont Boardwalk
Minnie KW. Jones
Mar
Ocean City, MD
Rehoboth Beach, del
Baltimore
RED Star Wotor
Bre
Senvwrry, HE
KR Leases
Rogers
Oc Down
Rogers Jewelry Store
Washington St
Eppley Sisters
Rohrersville
David Hasting
John Violet
Earl Butts
Mollie Butts
Middletown
David Rodes
Emelyn Seitz
Howard Haynes
Carolyn
James Kendig
Sue
Sally
Farmersville
Ohio
Edgar Mullendere
Maud Gloss
Willie Gloss
Blanche Wagner
Honard Haynes
Butts
Arick Young
Ray Young
Dennis
Glenna Jean Barnhart
Berkeley Springs
Lawrence Himes
Larry
Braddock Heights
Kenneth Stangle
Patty Moore
Doyle Moore
Cora Pottenberger
Paul Violet
Gon
Patsy Smith
President Truman
Truman
Girls’ Nation
White House
Marvella Hern
Enid Okla
American Legion Auxiliary
Roneys Rental
N. Potomac
Phéne
Pack Rose Shop
Hotel Hamilton Bidg
Nancy Baker
Lillian Wingerd
Africa
India
Charles Hoffman
Glen Burnie
Guy Poffenberger
Bethesda
Urner Dagenhart
Hays, Inc
E. Washington St
Maryland
AVA
Paris
Jeanne Bourlier
Mano Swartz
Sore
China
MINK
High Shop Public Square
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