Local Wedding Invites Sue Strother Van ex Brewer
Mr and Mrs Joseph Burton Townshend announce the marriage of Miss Sue Strother Van ex to LeRoy Bard Brewer Jr. set for December 29 at St Pauls Evangelical United Brethren Church. Officiants include Rev Lester Kaufman and Rev Dr F Berry Plummer. A Rose Bowl Party House reception will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Burton Townshend
Calvert Terrace
Townshend
Sue Strother Vanex
LeRoy Bard Brewer
LeRoy Earl Brewer
Potomac Avenue
St. Paul's Evangelical United Brethren Church
Lester Kaufman
F. Berry Plummer
Miss
Alton Geesey
Marlin Thurmond
Olivia Ann Yancey
Frederick H. Spigler, Jr
James O. Beaver
Jackson Donley
James Willson
Robert G. Yancey
Miss Trumpower Engaged to Maxwell T. Kline
Mr and Mrs Korris L Trumpower of Big Pool Maryland announce the engagement of their daughter Ida Marie to Maxwell T Kline son of Mr and Mrs Walter M Kline also of Big Pool Ida Marie is a Clear Spring High School graduate class of 1956 Maxwell T Kline is a Clear Spring High School graduate class of 1953 and is employed with RF Darby Company A wedding date has not been set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Korris L. Trumpower
Big Poul
Maryland
Ida Marie
Maxwell T. Kline
Xxis
Walter M. Kline
Big Pool
Miss Trumpower
Clear Spring
Mr. Kine
RF. Darby ‘Company
30th Anniversary Marked By Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph E. Davis of 226 Marbern Road celebrated their 36th wedding anniversary at a party held November 24. Hosts included children Reese Davis and wife, Robert Davis and wife, James Fregley and wife, and guests from Hagerstown Martinsburg Orrstown Winchester Shippensburg with many gifts and a three tiered cake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph E. Davis
Marbern Road
Airs
Reese Davis
Robert Davis
James Fregley
King Street
Pamela
Bobbie Jean
James Feigley
Barbara
Jimmy
Albert Wagner
Dorothy Brandenburg
Clarence Feigley
Barbara Brandenburg
Risbert Mogts
Paul Starliper
Hagerstown
Ernest Manspeaker
Nora Hart
Martinsburg
John Johnson
Orrstown
Pennsylvania
Hazel Robinson
JoAnna
Howard ‘Starliper
Bonnie and
Steven
Fred_Starliper
Winchester
Virginia
Harold Starliper
Shippensburg
Maryland Indian Princess Captures Young and Old Readers
A new Maryland history tale Princess Mary of Maryland by Van Hayden Agler wins praise for its lyrical prose and strong local flavor. Based on real events, the story follows Little Girl from childhood to motherhood of Giles Brent, set near the Chesapeake Bay with illustrations by Aaron Sopher. The author, a Catonsville resident, weaves culture and landscape into a warmly crafted All Maryland book celebrated by Baltimore institutions and readers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nan Hayden Agle
Maryland
Francine Stenger
Paula Stinger
Mer
Richard Stenger
Pack Road
Virginia Carmichael
Lime
Giles Brea
Andrew White
Aaron Sopher
Heidi
van Hayden Agler
Tate
Kittamaquund
Potopaca
Anacostan
Chesapeake Bay
Pascataway
Lord Calvert
Giles Brent
Washington County
NASA
Baltimore Museum
Pratt Library
Agie
Increase in Marriage Licenses Reported for Week
A weeklong surge in marriage licenses shows fifty permits issued, nine more than the prior week. Thirteen local couples wed, including Hoy P B Myers 67 and Mary V Weller 60, with others from Hagerstown Keedysville and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoy PB
Myers
Big Paul
Mary V. Weller
Hatcock
Clarence FE. Carbaugh
Smithsburg
Melon Gynell Adams
Robertsdale
Charles Richard Hamthersla
Hagerstown
Guyenla May Dean
Charles E. Shank
Jane M. Clopper
L. G. Golden
Keedysville
Patsy E. Barrow
Lowell T. Johms
Greencastle
Carrie May Pike
John §. Biser
Gladys M. Snodderly
Lloyd K. Trumpower
Shirley L. Brinning
Raymond L. Buck
Dorothy L. Kershner
Don B. Nalley
Funkstown
Anna Jeanne Rainey
Ladies Aid Society Meeting At Williamsport Church
The Williamsport and U B Church Ladies Aid held their monthly gathering in the social room presided by Miss Emma Harsh. The program featured Christmas readings songs and prayers with Lucretia Betts and Madge Gossard among readers and speakers. The next meeting is planned for Thursday January 3 with time and place to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies Aid Society
Willamsport & U. B
Emma Harsh
Anna
Fran Matthjew
Estelle Gossard
Steve Fleagle
Bertie Mallet
Dorothy Liger
Lucretia Betts
Madge Gossard
Williams
Lula Miller
Dorothy Lizer
Annie Wolfe
Irene Fleasle
Estella Gossard
Margie Gossard
Anna M. Rok
Fidel Taylor
Clorine Williams
Ueretia Betts
Local Notes Include Visits and Travels Across Towns
A roundup of residents returning from trips and hospital stays, including Noah Ford convalescing at 14 Snyder Avenue with pneumonia, George Topper home after a week’s Pennsylvanian hunting, and Mrs. Helen Brandenburg patient at Waynesboro Hospital. Also mentions cadet Brongart’s academic honors, funerals, relocations, and a note on US 5 freight trains averaging 18.6 mph with switching time included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah G. Ford
Snyder Avenue
Helen Brandenburg
Smithsburg
Route 2
Waynesboro Hospital
Indian Springs PTA Meeting Tuesday Evening
Indian Springs Parent-Teacher Association holds its regular monthly meeting Tuesday at 7:40 PM in the school. The program includes a discussion of the new heating system a Fort Frederick Bl Centennial movie showing and group Christmas carols with refreshments served afterward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indian Springs
Parent-Teach To Association
Fort Frederick Bl
Birth notices from Washington County Hospital items and local line
Proud parents announce the birth of Robert Lee Giffin on December 9 at Washington County Hospital. Donna Pressel is the mother. Arthur F. Mellett Jr born December 1 at Washington County Hospital. Deborah Way (weight five pounds eight ounces) born November 27 to Mr and Mrs William Foreino. Patricia Monahan born December 6 at Leesville General Hospital. Anne Monahan weight eight pounds six ounces. Roberta Krinner is the former of Waynesboro. An average US farm worker could produce for himself and 18 others today versus three in 1860.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lewis Giffin
North Potomac Street
Robert Lee
Washington County Hospital
Arthur B. Mellatt, Jr
Hagerstown
Arthur F
Mellett
Dane E. Nalley
Williamsport
William Foreino
North Locust Street
Deborah Way
Forvind
Wilda Lewis
Michael F. Monahan
Leesville
Louisiana
Patricia
Anne
Leesville General Hospital
Monahan
Roberta Krnner
Waynesboro
St. Monahan
West Site Avenue
Best Things In Life Are Free Quote Comment
A compact remark notes that the finest things in life come without cost while contrasting that society pays dearly for second best goods or experiences. The line expresses a critique of value, affordability, and quality in contemporary life.
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Dy Holiday
M. T. Kline
Wilmer
America
Graveal Monee Corporation
Libbie Powell
Baltimore Museum of Art
Episcopal Church
Abercrombie
Benjamin
Christopher
John Paul Jones
Israel
Eden Wilson
Herr Anderson
Cot. J
Nuaidstone
Svaidstone Hagerstown
Wwe
Ladies Aid At
George J. Topper
Conocovheague Street
Mr. Popper
Roy B. Mowen
Buena Vista Avenue
Deerhead Chronic Hospital
Salisbury
David L. Brangart
McDonogh School
McDonogh
F. D. Brongart
Salem Avenue
Brongart
Cum Laude Society
Madge Henline
Bess Hess
Fannin Wise
Hancock
Altoona
Penna
George Beard
Hezekiah Beard
Rachel Ault
James E. Ault
The
First Brethren Church
Logansport
Indiana
Joseph C. Snyder
Howard Moats
Concacheague
Ruth Gardiner
Skippy
Baltimore
Miami Beach
Orlando
Florida
All. Powers, Sr
Riverdale
Carl Powers
Max Bishop
U.S. Naval Academy
Annapolis
Hap Powers Beaver Dam Lodge
Sideling Hill Mountain
Mr. Bishop
Reef
Fannie Stellett
Lida Master, Hancock
Fon
Middy
Gaare
Killa
Washagle Casuals
Alwaye Nutes
Black Navy
Indian Springs Pta
Fammond Organ
Music
Dalivers
Mason-Hamlin
Knebe, Fischer, Gulbcansen
Botey Revi
Lecter
Shockey Furniture Co
Summit Avenue
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