Miss Betty Louise Smith Weds Robert Kountz in Bl Mary's Church
Miss Betty Louise Smith and Robert Kountz united in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Bl Marys Catholic Church at 3:00. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs J Paul Smith, wore satin with net and seed pearl headpiece. the groom is son of Mr. and Mrs Charlon Kountz of Western Pike. A reception followed at the bride's home and the couple planned a New York City honeymoon before settling at 127 North Locust Street.
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Bl. Mary's Catholic Church
Betty Louise Smith
J. Paul Smith
Novth Locust Street
Robert Kountz
Charlon ‘. Kountz
Weatern Pike
Tata
Juna Garrett
Rita Hotaal
Maria
Yoko
Georges Danner
Hmmitaburg
Sandra Wilson
Oiis Cus
Charles Kountz
Pian
Virgil Rines
Carl Llewellyn
Vaeir
North
Lorust Street
Kountz
St. Mary's Catholic School
W. F. Irer Ca
Ingerstown High School
Middlekauff Drug Store
Mrs Earl Huyett Receives Degree at Shepherd College
Mrs Earl Huyett mother of three earned a Bachelor of Arts in elementary education during Shepherd College commencement in Shepherdstown W Va She is principal at the Huyetts School and previously studied at Frostburg Maryland State Teachers College and the University of Maryland. Attending were her daughters Joan Patricia and Earl D Huyett Jr along with family members and colleagues.
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Earl
Huyett
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Emyert
Goa
Huyetts School
Ceramatg O
Maryuand State Teachers’ College
Frostburg
University of Maryhind
Joan Huyett
Upper Marlboro
Patricia Huyett
Union Memorial ‘Hospital
Baltimore and Son
Earl D. Huyett, Jr
Hagerstown
Agnes Baker
Heather
James Baker
Frosburg
Harold Snively
Mangunasville School
Mea Donghir Jtvets
Homemakers Enroll in Maryland Short Course
Washington County homemakers enroll for the Home makers Short Course at the University of Maryland on June 1 1823. Milas Venin M Keller heads the program with sixteen classes on home furnishings foods nutrition public speaking personality development clothing music appreciation family life and more taught by specialists.
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Washington County
University of Maryland
Washington County Council of Homemakers
Cliba
Milas Venin M. Keller
Tosalle Riglin
The
Farm Journal
Misa Margaret Furry
United States Bureau of Human Nutrition and
Home Economica
A.B. Hamilton
A. B. Krewatch
University Maryland
Fonds and Nutrition
Maryland
George's Birthday Trick Lets West Lose Few Spades
Generous George proclaims a birthday gift of a card trick in a bridge witticism. West opens with king of clubs and shifts to nine of spades as dummy plays deuce of spades. East counters with four of spades.
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West
Chuiless
East
Noeth Noeth and Generous George Card Play Commentary
A dramatic bridge hand analyzes the impact of a generous discard on a made contract. The passage describes trumps, ruffs, and saps in a sequence where East and West mislead, leading to a strong diamond run. It notes a later boxing gate in Chicago, July 1947, value $422,018.
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Jargent
United States
Rocky Graniano
Tony Zale
Chicago
Quiet Greencastle Wedding of Janet Beard and Clarence Cosey Jr
Miss Janet Lee Beard daughter of Mr and Mrs George Beard of Greencastle Route 3 wed Clarence Cosey Jr son of Mr and Mrs Clarence Gorey of Greencastle Route 2 in a May 25 ceremony at Ouitner's United Brethren Church Greencastle with Rev Lester Misner officiating. The couple planned a North Central States wedding trip and will reside in Huntington Indiana after visiting. Mrs Casey now works at Stanley Manufacturing Chambersburg and Mr Cosey is with Letterkenny Ordnance Depot Chambersburg.
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Greencastle
Janet Lee Beard
George Is Beard
Clarence Cosey, Jr
Clarence HL Gorey
Lester Misner
Ouitner'a United Brethren Church
Greencastle Route 1
Ida M. Beard
Howard D. F.y Barnhart
North Central States
Casey
Huntington
Indiana
Greencastle High School
Stanley Manufacturing Company
Chambersburg
Letterkenny Ordnance Depot
Nursery Set Binding Pattern Hints For Home Stitching
Publication promotes pattern C7020 for nursery binding motifs suitable for hand or machine stitching with embroidery. Readers are asked to mail twenty five cents to The Hagerstown Daily Math Household Arts Dept for pattern transfer designs and address details, plus a 1951 catalog offer for twenty cents.
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Hagerstown
Daily Math Household Arts Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
D. N.Y
Alce Brooks
Spring-Summer Fashion Book Offers Patterns and Orders
A clothing pattern notice advertises sleeveless or sheltered dresses with sizes 10 to 20 and pattern No. 2437. It invites readers to mail 25c per pattern to Pattern Bureau, Hagerstown Maryland, for immediate fulfillment and notes additional handling options. The ad promotes a Spring-Summer Fashion Book with 1445 patterns for varied garments and occasions.
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Twick
Hagerstown
Maryland
Daily Mail
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Miss Keliopulos Receives Notre Dame Degree
Miss Keliopulos Misa Helen A Keliopulos daughter of Mr and Mrs James D Keliopulos East Washington Street will receive her Bachelor of Arts degree today at the 66th annual commencement exercises of the College of Notre Dame of Maryland Baltimore Md Keliopulos a audiology major has been active on campus serving as vice president of the senior class and senior representative on the resident student board at Notre Dame
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Misa Helen A. Keliopulos
James D. Keliopulos
Washington Street
College of Notre Dame
Maryland
Baltimore
Misa Keliopulos
Notre Dame
Mrs Price Wins Golf Tournament At Country Club
Aire Holland MekKee Price won the fall event of the Women’s Spring Handicap Tournament at the country club. She defeated Mrs. Robert Fridinger on the 18th green in a tight match.
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Aire
Holland
MekKee Price
Robert Fridinger
Fridinger
Emerson Thomas
Richard Wantz
Thomas
Frank Toward
O. D. Spreeher
Toward
B. B. Rieistey
Edwin W. Englis
Edward J. Roche
Final PTA Meet Highlights Beamer Maryland Officers Installed
The South Potomac Junior High PTA held its meeting in the school auditorium with Mrs. F. E. Welch receiving a life membership in the Maryland Congress of Parents and Teachers. Newly elected officers were installed including Robert Foltz Jr as president and Rev. Russell Dyer as first vice president. Beaver Creek PTA also installed officers led by Charles Poffenberger as president and Morgan Zarfos as assistant treasurer, with a report on the annual PTA supper.
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South Potomac
Gettine Sener
Washington County
Russell Over
Mary Marshall
Hagerstown
Russell Dyer
Edwin Lantz
Virginia Sowers
Robert Ruby
William Donaldson
Home Economics
Allen Grove
Eula Barnhart
Carl Bowman
Janice Welch Dorsey
Music
Beaver Creek
PTA
Gester Marshal
Charles Poffenberger
Guy Martin
Hubert Hastings
Morgan Zarfos
Lloyd Eichelberger
Zonta Club Holds Semi Monthly Meeting At Women’s Club
The Zonta Club met at the Women’s Club with Miss Madeline Dermody presiding. Mrs. Edward Franz decorated the table with flowers and read the club collect. Mina Innes Boyer of Hagerstown Junior College will be a guest at the June 18 dinner program. About 10,760 new honks were published in the United States in 1949.
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Zonta Cluh
Madeline Dermody
Ehair
Edward Franz
Mina Innes Boyer
Hagerstown Junior College
Pinesburg Homecoming Celebrates Longstanding Alumni
The Pinesburg PTA hosted the second annual homecoming on the school grounds drawing the largest crowd yet. The two hour program honored 17 alumni spanning 60 years with speeches by PTA president Roger Mills and county actor superintendent William M Brish.
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Pinesburg
Pinesb
PTA
Roger Mills
William M. Brish
County Actoors
Loretta Teach
George
Snyder
Williamsport
Tove Gian
Lelia Millery
Henry Gruber
Lydia Cottrell
A. J. Barnes
Pitt
Concert Planned Wednesday Here at Presbyterian Church
The Princeton Theological Seminary choir plans a Wednesday 1:30 p.m. concert at the Presbyterian Church with about 25 voters in the chair preventing the event. Directed by David Hugh Jones, the choir includes pre ministerial students and toured Cuba Mexico and Canada. The program is conducted by choir members and features brief talks on pursuing full time Christian work. Before the service the choir will tour the Moller Organ Factory.
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Princeton Theological Seminary
Presbyterian Church
Princeton Seminary
David Hugh Jones
P.A.G
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Westminster Choir College
He Asi
Cuba
Mexico
Canada
Christian
Moller Organ Factory
Pinesburg School teachers honored at homecoming program
The Pinesburg School paid tribute to past and present teachers during a program directed by Mrs. Carmen Garnand and A. J. Atkinson. Miss Rosie Shank recognized staff as plans for the third annual 1952 homecoming were discussed and the event closed with group singing.
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Carmen Garnand
A. J. Atkinson
Pinesburg School
Pinesburg
Rosie Shank
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