Miss DuBrueler Weds Bruce Patton in Braddock Street Church
Miss Roberta Lynn DuBrueler married Bruce Eugene Patton on July 11 at 2 30 p m in Braddock Street United Methodist Church. The ceremony featured Rev William C Lyons with organist Doris Sartelle and a reception followed in the church fellowship hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta Lynn DuBrueler
Roy Eugene Miller
Robert O. DuBrueler
Bruce Eugene Patton
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
Mr. Patton
Harold _D.Patton
William C. Lyons
Doris _ Sartelle
Marvin Hutchinson
Jeffrey Ross Patton
Miller
Dale Anderson
Winchester
Venice
Dueltgen and Beery wed at Old Stone Church
Mrs. Robert E. Beery of Joist Hite Place married Rudolph Dueltgen Jr of Michigan yesterday. The ceremony occurred at 10 a m in the Old Stone Presbyterian Church conducted by Rev G Raymond Womeldorph. The Butler reunion is set for tomorrow at Martinsburg War Memorial Park with rain location United Methodist Church in Arden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Beery
Joist Hite Place
Rudolph Dueltgen, Jr
Michigan
Old Stone Presbyterian Church
Raymond Womeldorph
Martinsburg War Memorial Park
United Methodist
Arden
Visitors and residents share weekend visits across towns
Jerome Stotler and Lemon Stotler of New York and Winchester visited Mrs. Winton Kerns of Cross Junction. Other guests included Mr. and Mrs. Jim Muzik of Arlington and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Logan. Mrs. Braithwaite of Cross Junction and Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Braithwaite of Florida joined the gathering. Mrs. Kerns visited her brother Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Strother over the weekend. Howard Fiddler of Stephenson is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Ray Anderson of Round Hill and Mrs. Raymond Anderson of Jackson Woods Estate returned from Scottsdale, Arizona, visiting Charles E. Anderson and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Stotler
New York
Lemon Stotler
Winchester
Winton
Kerns
Cross Junction
Jim Muzik
Arlington
Bill Logan
Syhathexandria
Fred Braithwaite
R. C. Braithwaite
Florida
Dorsey Strother
Ray Anderson
Round Hill
Raymond Anderson
Jackson Woods Estate
Scotsdale
Ariz
Charles E. Anderson
Middletown Grange Meets With July 27 Degree Plans
The Middletown Grange, presided by Ronald Sch mid, received new applications and announced first and second Degrees will be exemplified for three new members at the next meeting on July 27. A new member from Washington was accepted and Past Master Herschel Newsome of the National Grange has died. The group raised funds for the National Grange Youth Committee and planned the ham and chicken supper for Aug 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Herschel Newsome
The
National Grange
Women of Moose Install Officers in ceremony
Mrs. Roger Shade was installed as senior regent of the Women of the Moose. Others included Mrs. Louis Pike as junior graduate regent and Mrs. Richard Bray as chaplain. Mr. Offutt, lodge governor, spoke as installing officers and a buffet followed the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Shade
Women of the Moose
Louis Pike
Richard Bray
Noreen Dove
Beverley Beavers
Offutt
Lodge
Mary Heller
John Lee
H.C. Christianson
Gail Kerns
Helen Carter
Harry Marple
William Hephner
Lillian Costello
Lyle Simpson
Lewis Pike
Winchester Lioness Club officers installed at joint meeting
Officers of the Winchester Lioness Club were installed at a joint meeting with the Lions Club. Pictured left to right are Mrs. Edwin Speakman treasurer Mrs. William Shelburne recording secretary Mrs. Roland Nelson vice president and Mrs. Arthur D Onofrio president. Not pictured are several other officers and new board members including Mrs. William Shendon and Mrs. James Keena.
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Winchester Lioness Club
The
Lions Club
Edwin Speakman
William Shelburne
Roland Nelson
Arthur
D'Onofrio
William Shendon
Joseph Newlin
Aaron Zuckerman
James Keena
Thomas Marchi
Church Women Awarded For Community Projects At Western State Hospital
The Northwestern Mental Health Association awarded the local church women council for outstanding community contributions at Western State Hospital Staunton. Tokens for wards and a gown-making program highlight ongoing hospital support with donations welcomed at First Presbyterian Church. Mr. and Mrs Murrell Bolliger celebrate their sixth wedding anniversary after a July 18 1964 Braddock Street Methodist ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchesterrrederick Couna
Church
Oulgiuertecam
Northwestern Mental Health Association
Western State Mental Hospital
Staunton
Robert Hockman
T.V. Cable
William C. Beatty
Northwestern Workshop Inc
The
Mental Health Association
Western State
Paul Harvey
Murrell Bolliger
Fox Drive
Braddock Street Methodist Church
James Omps
Bolliger
Kay Keniford Muse
Trone Muse
Tress Muse Bolliger
Middletown Grange Hosts Frederick County Pomona Meeting
Pomona Master B C Brumback presided as Frederick County Pomona Grange met at Middletown Grange. B F Strother gave devotions and Mrs Charles Pence presented a program including readings jokes and puzzles with participants led by Earl Houghton E W Ewing R L Hepner Ronald Schmid and others. Next meeting set for Oct 7 at Middletown with elections for delegates and officers for the following two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Ronald Schmid
Floyd Derflinger
Ethel Pence
Pomona
B.C. Brumback
Frederick County
Pomona Grange
Middletown Grange
B.F. Strother
Charles Pence
Earl Houghton
E.W. Ewing
R.L. Hepner
Helen Marston
Thelma Haines
B. Frank Strother
Cornelia F. Truluck
Byron Brumback
B.H. Beker
Roanoke
Brumback Reunion Set for July at Lebanon Community Center
The 11th annual Brumback reunion will be July 26 at 1 p.m. at the Lebanon Church Community Center six miles west of Strasburg on Rt. 55. Relatives are asked to bring a basket lunch. Officers: Fred I. Brumback president Cletus Brumback vice president B O Brumback treasurer Mrs Mabel Sparks recording secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brumback
Lebanon Church
Strasburg
Rt. 55
Fred I. Brumback
Winchester
Cletus Brumback
Arlington
B. O. Brumback
Middletown
Mabel Sparks
Feeder Steer Gains Bust Weight Faster
Modern feeding methods add 2.7 pounds daily, enabling calves bought for fattening to reach market weight in as little as five months. This accelerated growth marks a shift in cattle production and market readiness timelines.
Miss Dresel Bride of Paul Simpson in Navy Chapel
Suzanne M. Dresel daughter of Commander and Mrs. Robert Dresel and Paul Simpson son of Mr. and Mrs. William Simpson were married in the Navy Chapel Washington. Chaplain Simmons performed the ceremony with two attendants and a best man. The couple now resides in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Suzanne M. Dresel
Robert Dresel
Gainesboro
Paul Simpson
William Simpson
Newark
Del
Navy Chapel
Washington
Simmons
Rita Higgins
Arlington
Ann Adele Britton
York
A. Karl Simpson
Mr. Simpson
American University
Chase Manhattan Bank, International
New York City
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Miss.DuBrueler
Bruce E. Patton
Stephen Dancer
Chesapeake
Norman L. Wine
Vickie Taylor
Norfolk
Stephen F. Sturm
James DuBrueler
Stephen Spaid
Walter E. Paulette, Jr
Richmond
Church Fellowship
Patton
Handley High School
National Business College
Hollingsworth Drive
H.W. Butler, Jr
Joseph E. Butler
C. Robert Creamer, Jr
Woodrow Moore
Hunter Maddox
Shirley C. Bly
Lacey Carlisle
Howard Morris
Mrs. Beery
Mr. Dueltgen
Howard Fiddler of
Stephenson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mr. Brumback
Youth Committee
Lord Fairfax
Garden Club
Lord Fairfax Garden Club
Donald Funkhouser
Abrams Delight
Orkney Springs Hotel
Ida Ray
Ann Rowe
Laura Mason
Women of Moose
Yamaha
Yamaha International Corporation
Welcome Wagon Club
Russell
Lions Shelter
Legge
Exchange Shelter
Butler
War Memorial Park
Martinsburg
W.va
Community Center
Masonic Building
Optimist Club
Lee-Jackson
V.F.W
Greenwood Fire Co
Senseny Road
George Washington Hotel
Madison Lodge
Order of Eagles
Lioness Club
Council
Salvation Army
Hoffman
Arts Department
First Presbyterian Church
Western State Hospital
Miss Dresel Bride
Avignone Freres In
Mrs. Simpson
Corcorn School of Art
International Institute of Interior Design
John Robert Powers
Mrs
Paper Mill Road
Weems Lane
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