Miss Sara Kanaga Weds James Shores Simpson in Cherry Chase
Miss Sara Catherine Kanaga daughter of Mr and Mrs John A Kanaga North Potomac Street became the bride of Mr James Shores Simpson son of Mr and Mrs E O Simpson of Chevy Chase at Trinity Lutheran Church The Rev Dr Ard officiated and a reception at Rose Bowl followed The couple left for Bermuda then will reside in Rock Creek Garden Apartments Silver Spring Mrs Kanaga wore aqua while Mrs Simpson chose blue lace The groom’s brother William Simpson served as best man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sara Kanaga
James Shores Simpson
Sara Catherine Kanaga
John Alfred Kanaga
North Potomac Street
E. O. Simpson
Chevy Chase
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wilson P. Ard
Walter Westphal
Lawrence Troth
William Simpson
Charles Boehne
David DuPre
Samuel F. Powell
Whitford D. Duval
Lawrence Bowley
Carlton Edwards
New York City
Bermuda
Mrs. Simpson
Rock Creek Garden
Silver Spring
Simpson
Hagerstown High School
E. L. Simpson
B. O. Simpson
Phyllis Geiger
Enchanted Barn
Barbara Odend Hal
Francis Davis
Ann Schindel
Hagerstown
Trinity Lutheran
Mary Katherine Gardenhour
Raymond Gardenhour
Smithsburg
William Happel
Raup Camera Center
Carolyn June Gardenhour
Leslie Happel
Leland Happel
Highfield
Rodney Happel
Baltimore
Friendship
New England States
Canada
Happel
Detroit
Michigan
Washington
Wilbur J. Zook
Jessie L. Kieffer
Chauncey I. Kieffer
East Antietam Street
St. John's Lutheran Church
Zook
Wilbur C. Zook
Waynesboro
Birthday Party Honors Miss Helen Swartz on Broadway
Miss Lucy Jane Stoner hosted a surprise birthday party Saturday evening at her Broadway home in honor of Miss Helen Swartz. Mr and Mrs Ned Kelley Miss Kathryn Kret zinger Robert Cromer and James Barrett attended and gifts were exchanged. games and refreshments followed. Largest pine tree in Idaho cut at Boville in 1911 measured 28 900 board feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucy Jane Stoner
Helen Swartz
Broadway
Ned Kelley
Williamsport
Kathryn Kretzinger
Robert Cromer
James Barrett
Idaho
Boville
Pretty Wedding Unites Mary Katherine Gardenhour and Preston Happel
Miss Mary Katherine Gardenhour and Preston B. Happel wed at Trinity Lutheran Church in Smithsburg on a Saturday afternoon. The ceremony featured white gladioli and carnations, organist Shirley Rouse, and a benediction by Rev. Francis R. Bell. The couple plans to reside in Detroit after a New England Canada wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg Trinity Church
Mary Katherine Gardenhour
Raymond Gardenhour
Smithsburg
Preston B. Happel
William Happel
Highfield
Trinity Lutheran Church
Francis R. Bell
Lititz
Shirley Rouse
Arthur Spangler
Paul E. Bureer
Shower Honors Couple Harvey Houpt and Merle Houpt
A Boonsboro home hosted a bridal shower for Mr. and Mrs. Merle Houpt. Genevieve Hofe, of Big Pool, former Miss Hofe, attended. Pink and white decor centered the event with a three tiered cake featuring bride and groom. Invitees included family and friends with multiple Hofe and Houpt relatives and spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey Houpt
Boonsboro
Merle Houpt
Charles Hofe
Mary Louise
Kenneth Hofe
Clyde Wwofe
Barbara Ann
Betsy
Wallace Carter
Beverly Ann
Brindla Lee
Coral Grove
Harold Houpt
Loretta
Leonard Houpt
Luther Morrison
Carl
Earl Stouffer
Shirley
Joy Stouffer
Ed Deaner
J. S. McCauley
Ruth Hofe
Freda Houpt
Louige Houpt
Ruth McKee
Roger Houpt
Roger Moore
Shafer Bowman Nuptials In Lovely Sunday Ceremony
Miss Patsy Lou Bowman and Robert Lloyd Shafer wed at the Presbyterian Church in a double ring ceremony led by Rev. J Russell Butcher. The bride wore white marquisette with lace, train, and pearls. bridesmaids wore pastel gowns. reception followed with rainbow decorations. After the ceremony the couple will live at 16 1/2 South Mulberry Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barbara Kanaga
Joan Kanaga
Barbara Odend
Hal
Ann Schindel
City
Barbara Chappell
Chevy Chase
Patsy Lou Bowman
Frances E. Bowman
Franklin Court Apartments
Robert Lloyd Shafer
Lloyd Shafer
Frederick Street
Presbyterian
J. Russell Butcher
Paul R. Shatto
Lillian Renner
Hero
Renner
Clyde Fleagle
Max Hemphill
Mary Ann Bowman
Jeanette Renner
Betty Beckley
Mabel Rook
Joseph Weaver
Orlando H. Wachtel
Clayton Burkholder
Leo Hayes
Richard Knepper
South Mulberry Street
50th Anniversary Marked For Rev and Mrs McKinley
The Rev and Mrs A Hart McKinley of Berkeley Springs celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner at Cacapon State Park inn hosted by the Berkeley Springs Kiwanis Club. The Rev St Clair Allen was the speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Hart McKinley
Hancock
Cacapon State Park
Berkeley Springs
St. Clair Allen
Martinsburg
W. Va
A. H. McKinley
Walter M. McKinley
Lappans
Hospital R discharge list from Washington County
Weekend discharge report from Washington County Hospital lists Mrs. Robert H. Ford and infant, Pamela K. Luckenbaugh, Mrs. Albert Rudolph Hedden, Mrs. Paul M. Fryer and infant, Mrs. Joe T. Showe, Mrs. Donald I. Hoffman and infant, Mrs. Joseph Claude Freeze and Mary Melinda Freeze, Mrs. Bruce O. Woodring and infant, Mrs. Donovan F. Monts, Mrs. Howard F. Smith, with associated street addresses in Hagerstown and Thurmont.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington County Hospital
Robert H. Ford
Alexander Street
Pamela K. Luckenbaugh
Hagerstown
Bruce O. Woodring
Reynolds Avenue
Donovan F. Monts
West
Franklin
Howard F. Smith
Local addresses listed for residents and infants
A sequence of names and addresses appears, listing Delores L Winters Chenaville, Rob ert South 1033 Fairview Road, Jeanette Smith 520 George Street, Albert Tice 126 West Franklin, Lewis Baker 455 Jefferson Street, Alvin Miller 512 Ridge Avenue, Joseph Howell and infant son, Harold Foltz and infant daughter in nearby towns Hagers town Williamsport Mechanicsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chenaville
Delores L. Winters
Clear Spring
Robert South
Fairview Road
William E. Syder
Chestnut
Jeanette Gladys Smith
George Street
Albert C. Tice
West Franklin
Lewis R. Baker
Jefferson Street
Alvin D. Miller
Ridge Avenue
Joseph R. Howell
Hagerstown
Harold N. Foltz
Williamsport
Robert L. Hock
Mechanicsville
Loose fan belt may cause high engine temperature
If the engine runs hotter than normal despite adequate water, a worn or loose fan belt could be to blame. The symptom points to reduced cooling airflow and should be checked promptly to prevent overheating.
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Rose Bowl
FLOOR
Mrs
James 8. Simpson
Mary K. Gardenhour
Pangborn Corporation
C.S
Scranton
Landis Tool Company
ASN Las
Bluko
Hartware, Variety
Grocery
Kiddie Klothes Shop
Potomac Street
Geldie Kaplan
Filbert
Atlantic City
Raup Studio
Helen Curtis
Flora
Gale’s Beauty Salon
Public Square
Miller’a
Hone
Bemberg Rayons
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