Lovely Bride Weds in Leitersburg Lutheran Church
Linda Low Rinehart and Karl David Spanich wed at Lovely Bride ceremony at St Pauls Lutheran Leitersburg on June 25. Officiated by Reverend Donald Warrenfeltz. The bride, daughter of Harlan Rinehart, wore silk organza with lace. groom is son of Marion Mulholland and the late Karl Spanich. They plan to reside in Hazel Park Michigan. Both worked for North Central Airlines.
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St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Leitersburg
Linda Low Rinehart
Karl David Spanich
Harlan Rinehart
Route Five
This City
Marion Mulholland
Traverse City
Michigan
Karl L. Spanich
Donald Warrenfeltz
John Huff, Jr
Richard Hollingsworth
Robert &. Parker
Stephen J. Barraco
Detroit
Miss M Rebecca Grubb Weds Charles L Miller in Weverton
Miss Rebecca Grubb daughter of Mr and Mrs Clifford Grubb of Knoxville married Charles L Miller son of Mr and Mrs Charles Miller of Lovettsville Va in a Sunday afternoon ceremony at Weverton Baptist Church The Rev George Gibson officiated before an altar of gladioli chrysanthemums palms and candles The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown with a V waistline and lace bodice and carried a white Bible with a white orchid The maid of honor and bridesmaids wore lavender yellow and green gowns with veils The couple planned a wedding trip to Canada A lawn reception followed at the bride’s parents home The bride is a Krunswack High School graduate and works as a secretary. the groom is a Tavetsville High School graduate and works for Potomac Electric Power Company.
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Charles E. Price
Route Five
Barbara Robertson
North Avenue
Carol Smith
View Street
James M. Patnick
New Baltimore
Michigan
Montego Bay
East Meyers Road
Hazel Park
M. Rebecca Grubb
Clifford A. Grubb
Knoxville
Charles Leslie Miller
Charles W. Miller
Lovettsville
Wevertes
George Gibson
Weverton
Gloria Lee Sherman
Baltimore
Phillip Thayer
Middietown
Chantilly
Krunswack High School
Atuinte Rnotgs
Ceeymaotawe
Praant
Tavetsville Pgh Sehont
Potomac Mecteie Power Company
Vickerson
Miss Fogg Bridal Shower Honors Miss Patricia A. Fogg
Miss Patricia A. Fogg was the guest of honor at a Friday evening bridal shower hosted by Mrs. Charles Miller and Mrs. Robert Till at the Miller home on Mealey Parkway. The event featured gifts arranged on a black filigree screen, games, and prizes to Mrs. Richard Hajek and Donald Beaver, with numerous invited guests listed.
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Patricia A. Fogg
Charles Miller
Robert Till
Miller
Mealey Parkway
Miss Fogg
James
Beaver
Richard Hajek
Mims
Donald Beaver
Hale Vogt
Yardthea
Neri Wale
Kar Hrower
I Mex
Ronald As Morhana
Nic
Jiurian Voon
Philadelphia
Diplomas Presented To Homemakers In Maryland
Nearly a dozen Washington County Homemakers received diplomas Friday June 24 for four years of Rural Women's Short Course study. University of Maryland President Dr. Wilson H. Elkins presented certificates to the Class of 1960 at the assembly.Dr. Alvin Q. Kuhn delivered the commencement address. Washington County graduates include Mrs. Harry Bottorf Jr. Mrs. F. Richard Crowther Mrs. Karen Anna Hull Mrs. Lutie McGlaughlin Mrs. Verona G. Stoner Mrs. Emory Taylor Mrs. James G. Working all of Hagerstown. Mrs. Clarence Carpenter Maugansville. Mrs. Richard Doud Williamsport. Mrs. Ralph McClelland Smithsburg. and Mrs. Henrietta M. Smith Boonsboro.
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Washington County
Wilson H. Elkins
University of Maryland
Alvin Q. Kuhn
University
Harry Bottorf, Jr
F. Richard Crowther
Karen Anna Hull
Lutie McGlaughlin
Verona G. Stoner
Emory Taylor
James G. Working
Hagerstown
Clarenece Carpenter
Maugansville
Richard Doud
Williamsport
Ralph McClelland
Smithsburg
Henrietta M. Smith
Boonsboro
Hospital Discharges June 23 List Washington County
The Washington County Hospital released a list of patients discharged on June 23. Names include Mary Adalt of Middletown Genieve Bonds of Ross Street Genevieve Bowman of Smithsburg Marthe Clopper and daughter Cannon Avenue Irene Cook Franklin Street Charlotte Elliott and Timothy Elliott of Greencastle John Frush of Quincy Pa Roberta Gossard Cavetown Susan Hess of Smithsburg Thelma Higuchi of Frederick Lee Johnson Wilbur Keefauver Funkstown Gloria Keller and daughter Highland Way Keith Kesecker Route 6 Kent Kesecker Route 6 Raymond Kimble Jr Linwood Road Anna Kinna Route 5 Dolores Martin and son Clear Spring Eva Methven Guilford Avenue Barbara Mundey Alexander Street Beverly Musolino and son Mangansville John Myers Williamsport Marvin Myers Middletown Sanford Northrop Oak Hill Ave Marion Reay and son Cleveland Ave John Ridenour Boonsboro Imogene Romesburg Dual Highway Elizabeth Salamone Keedysville Pamela Shiflett Route 6 John Shumaker Boonsboro Ernest Smith Maugansville Jess Snyder House 6 Stellar Spigler Williamsport Edwin Starey Route 1 Ronald Thomas Route 1 Boonsboro.
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Mary G. Adalt
Middletown
Genieve J. Bonds
Ross St
Genevieve M. Bowman
Smithsburg
Marthe E. Clopper
Cannon Ave
Irene B. Cook
Franklin St
Charlotte T. Elliott
Washington St
Timothy E. Elliott
Greencastle
John R. Frush
Quincy
Roberta L Gossard
Cavetown
Susan
Hess
Thelmar Higuchi
Frederick
Lee R. Johnson
Mitchell Av
Wilbur L
Beverly R. Mussolino and Son
Mangansville
John D. Myers
Williamsport
Marvin M. Myers
Sanford H. Northrop
Oak Hill Ave
Marion M. Reay
Cleveland Ave
John L. Ridenour
Boonsboro
Imogene Romesburg
Elizabeth M. Salamone
Keedysville
Pamela Shiflett
John W. Shumaker
Ernest R. Smith
Maugansville
Jess C. Snyder
Stellar
Spigler
Edwin T. Starey
Ronald D. Thomas
Boon
Moose Women Install Officers at Hagerstown Chapter 342
The Women of the Moose Chapter 342 in Hagerstown installed officers for the coming year at the Moose home. New officers include senior regent Rosalie Stouffer, junior graduate regent Margaret Spessard, junior regent Anna Jackson, chaplain Ann Smith, recorder Hazel Hager, and treasurer Genevieve Haines, installed by Marie Holden and others. Eleven members joined the Defending Circle as part of the ceremony, with retiring officers honored and gifts given by the new slate.
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Women of the Moose
Hagerstown
Moose Home
Ann Smith
Margaret Spessard
Rosalie
Moose
Rosalie Stouffer
Anna Jackson
Hazel Hager
Genevieve Haines
Grand Council
Marie Holden
Mentor Bachlell
Richard Showe
College of Regents
Vere Piper
Gladys Stains
Garden of Roses
End Affair and Seek Forgiveness with Pastor Help
A reader asks how to end an affair with a married man who uses her for meals and money. The response urges honest confession to a pastor, cites 1 John 1 9 on forgiveness, and stresses moral restoration, divine support, and breaking the secret relationship to regain self respect and move toward decency.
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John
Hubs Alumni Meet Tonight at North High
The Hubs Alumni Association of North Hagerstown High School plans a 7 30 PM general membership meeting at North High to discuss amendments to the constitution. All alumni members are urged to attend.
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Hubs Alumni Association of
North Hagerstown High School
North High
Shortest US presidential term was Harrison's brief month
The article notes that William Henry Harrison served the shortest term as U.S. president, dying after only about one month in office, highlighting the brevity of his tenure and its historical significance.
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U. S
William Henery Harrison
Pastor Exploits Perceived Isolation in Shadowed Warning
A wary note describes a pastor who would fade from view rather than argue, viewing you as defenseless prey. It accuses him of cynical indifference to your welfare and of exploiting your loneliness, portraying a troubling power dynamic.
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