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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1952
Page
4
Miss Amanda Ellen Grove wed Raymond Dick in a6 oclock ceremony at the home of Arthur Grove Mason and Dixon. Abram Baer officiated in front of relatives. The couple planned a southern tour before settling at Brook Lane farm with later pink linen traveling attire.
Proud parents announce births at Washington County Hospital. Jeannie Lynn Marquiss on June 18, Gary Richard Minnich on June 11, Dennis Wayne Swope on June 26. Mrs Minnich is Joyce Mullenix. Mrs Swope is Peggy Ruth. Camp Hill and Hancock residents welcomed newborns from Frederick Street Jay Street and Woodpoint Route 6.
Miss Nancy Jeanette Reed and Homer Laws Gise Jr were married at Lohr’s Memorial BE. 1 RB Church Hanover with a double ring ceremony performed by the bride’s father Rev J B Reed Jr The bride wore satin and lace with seed pearls and a Juliet cap The matron of honor wore orchid gown and carried a Colonial bouquet Bridesmaids wore pink gowns Flower girl Victoria Lynn Gise Best man Philip Gise Ushers included Eugene Himes Wayne Hoek Edward Aumen and David Hawhaker The couple left for a wedding trip and will reside with the bride’s parents while he serves with the Airborne Division at Fort Bragg The bride-to-be is a junior at Albright College majoring in consumer foods.
Three month old Deborah Diehl, granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. Crown L. Diehl, travels with her mother and sister from New York to Germany to meet Lt. Diehl in Gilnhausen. The child’s father has been serving with the regular army in Germany since October. The family plans to reside in Gilnhausen.
Mildred Inez Cauthen and Douglas E B Harsh wed in Leesburg First Baptist Church on May 17 at 4 pm. The ceremony featured white eyelet organdy gowns, daisies, and orchids with family members attending. The couple, from Leesburg and Williamsport, Md, now reside at 822 North 17th Avenue in Pensacola Florida.
A group of American debutantes curtsied before Queen Elizabeth II at the first presentation of her reign. The party included Mrs Hampton Fulmer of Orange and Mrs Walter Gifford, wife of the U S ambassador, shown with Donna Jeanne Alexander of Monterey and Margaret Filna among others before proceeding to the palace.
Dyesbuads Van L Travee at Washington County Hospital after yesterday's operation. Fred May returns to Camp Dix after a mother’s shower honoring Eva May. Betty Brenner to wed Robert Ballentine on June 2. Potomac Edison party honors Brenner and colleagues. Burns of Baltimore Street. Mrs L P Phuffaker and son John hosted guests from Milton Ohio yesterday. Mrs. Reedysville ill at home. Phillip J Reardon visits from Hunter AFB. Hurd Nuckels return from Camp Gordon. Various local residents traveling, visiting relatives, and attending weddings.
Mrs Ida Hawbaker celebrated her 77th birthday with a birthday picnic organized by her children at City Park. Many relatives attended from Clear Spring Hagerstown and nearby areas, with tables in a circle and a decorated cake table. Guests included Rush Hawbaker Howard McAllister J Earl Miles Naomi Smart Victor Clark Christinn Hawbaker Batty Low Roy Myers Ray McAllister Prank McAllister Willie McCleat and many others.
Mrs Mary McCune returns home on Fast Franklin Street after visiting son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs William Peighter of Utica New York. Edward FE Trumpower at Washington County Hospital, underwent operation yesterday. Mary Sarver June Guessford and Harry F Guessford resume home after Geneva visit to A B Wayne Guessford stationed at Saupeen Air Force Base Geneva. Roy Bierly of Baltimore visiting Mrs Theodore Fabrney South Potomac Street. Richard Bowers of Boonsboro and Ray Tolman vacationing in Ocean City. George S Kennedy and wife visiting son and daughter in law on Washington Avenue. James Randall of New Albany Indiana also visiting. P J Reardon improving at Hospital. George D Bohmidt of Olmsted Falls and Robert Schmidt near Funkstown hosting two weeks Southwest trip including New Mexico. A Boyd Cochran and daughter Judy of Greenbelt visiting parents Mr and Mrs PL Ju Reardon and Mr and Mrs Willard Cochran.
Fragmentary text notes animals in the Himalayas including the snow leopard and mountain goats with references to Bharel a wild species. The passage remains incomplete but lists wildlife names associated with high alpine regions.
Misa Arlean Miller daughter of Mr and Mrs Walter Miller Cumberland became the bride of Frederick Higgins son of Harry Higgins Clear Spring and the late Mrs Ollie Higgins at the First Church of God May 31. Rev EL O Gongo performed the double ring ceremony with nuptial music by organist Als Edgar King and James Repp singing. The bride wore white satin lace gown with illusion veil and white satin coronet. Matron of honor was Mea Athervta Zombower of Cumberland in pink satin with pink accessories. Best man was Leon Crampton of Hagerstown. ushers Terbert Miller and Lewis Segins of Hagerstown. After the ceremony a social room reception followed. The couple will honeymoon in Virginia and reside in their Conovocheague apartment. The bride is a Port Huron High School graduate and employed as a linekeeper. the groom is with Potantae Edison Co city ris division.
The Norkey Reunion will be held June 22 at the North Pavilion of City Park. All members and friends are invited to attend.
Yesterday the Washington County Hospital discharged several patients including Mrs Lea H Wolf at 503 West Wilson Boulevard Cathy La Harns of St Fleln Boulevard Fieneat R Barr of ay East Oaktmere Street Barbara J Wolf at 1756 Preston Road Nancy D Fleigh of 1221 Oak Hill Frank W Martz of Boongbora Mrs Charles a Killer and infant daughter at 11 East Baltimore Mrs Preston Stine of Wagerstown Moniea Mrs J O Wilson and infant daughter at 148 Woodland Way
The Democratic Women Organization plans a bus trip to Washington D C to attend a tea hosted by Mrs Katherine Byron on June 2. Members interested should contact Mrs Irene Cunningham, arrangements chair, by telephone 6546 as soon as possible.
At the 26th Rural Women’s Show in College Park Maryland about 800 guests visited on visitors day. The five day program by the University Extension Service aims to help women improve home life and practicality. Dr Alphonse Clemens urged rural culture to hold fast to its sterling qualities while warning city influence threatens rural values.
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