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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1960
Page
4
A historical newspaper fragment notes punishments related to a misdeed in Estantishea dated in 1883. The blob of OCR text references a printing office, subscription rates, and legal notices, with scattered names and phrases. The readable portion signals a period piece about civic or press actions and costs during a late 19th century issue dated Saturday April 2, 960.
A proposed Salk Institute would sit on a fifty acre oceanfront site at UC San Diego La Jolla near San Diego. Private funding including the March of Dimes would back a major national and international science project to recruit and equip researchers in advancing medical research and disease combat.
A reader from Fort Detrick praises the Easter Seal Center in Frederick for aiding disabled people. She notes volunteers raise funds locally to help crippled children and adults, offering personal testimony of inclusion and opportunity.
April 2, 1910 column notesApril brings renewed gardening and spring cleaning. At Middletown, two horses sold for 300 and 285 dollars. Founders named for the Society of Cruelty to Dustice including Eck C M Grpm Mi eres Werthemer McCarne W.tam Heiler. Prospects of the AICA appear well represented at Gamona with parade plans and team gatherings.
April 2 issue notes Washington announces WPA rosi with questions for census. Freder ick resident Eugene Flauble dies at his South Market Street home. City Engineer Branwell to relocate Will Be xecult from Hamilton Avenue to Wisner Street. Hood College Alumnae Society social committee to host senior class dinner at Cobliniz. Middletown voters reelect Walter Beachley as town burgess.
A columnist recalls travels through Ohio from Springfield to Yellow Springs. The piece notes notable sites including Indial cities and Ohio State landmarks, mentions Buckeye State agriculture, and chronicles a Monastery visit with Trappist bread deliveries from Washington. A Frederick Kiwanis party features the Little German Band in a social roundtable.
A photo by Frank J. Keeter shows a ditch in the street and blocked traffic near Trail Avenue as part of a storm sewer installation. A dirt pile on West Fifth Street at Elm resembles an ant hill from a nearby hole.
Among The Sick Mr Clyde Reese Horner of Le Gore was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday for observation and treatment. Other notes report Mrs Harold Loun of Kemptown recovering at home after surgery, and updates on Mrs Nettie Duvall and George W. Kiana in Florida with gradual improvements and relocations. The 1914 address at Twenty-first Street is mentioned in the same context.
Multiple obituaries from Frederick area list R Thomas Dutrow age 6 at Frederick Memorial Hospital after illness. Billy Thomas English 48 of Lovettsville. Annie Elizabeth Kipe 73 of Westminster. Charles Morningstar 83 of Barnesville. Charles Richard Rowland 65 of Hagerstown. Clyde Columbus Weddle 45 of Elkton. Survivors, church ties, and funeral details noted for each. Interments in Mt Olivet, Union Cemetery, Bethel Cemetery, Monocacy Cemetery, and local funeral homes.
Washington reports the first weather eye satellite, Tiros I, reached a near ideal 450 mile orbit to capture cloud pictures. President Eisenhower hailed the images as marvelous while scientists praised the launch from Cape Canaveral. The infrared sensors were not ready, but the two television cameras operated, capable of 32 successive photos.
Funeral services were held for John Hammond Grimes at the Francis Barber funeral home in Laytonsville with Rev. Chester Bill presiding and pallbearers named. Separate rites for Maud Estelle Naylor and George Calvin Naylor occurred in Emmitsburg with interment at Keysville Cemetery. Henry Goldsboro Stauffer of Jefferson died and was laid to rest at Glade Cemetery Walkersville with service conducted by Rev. Bruce Gabbert Jr.
Funeral services will be held at the funeral home on Monday afternoon at two o clock with interment in Mt Olivet cemetery. Funeral directors M R Etchison and Don will oversee arrangements.
Mrs. Thomas heads the Cullen Auxiliary in Frederick District 3 Governor role. The group, active in community service, ran Operation Christmas with forty participants and produced 1,040 favors for patients. A luncheon funded prizes for games and members led charity efforts with letter kits and holiday events.
Frederick Post notes Mr. Robert Carty of Brunswick receives birthday congratulations from Gov. Tawes. Bir. Carty resides with son-in-law and daughter Mr and Mrs Marlow Thompson. Fredrick residents mark events from weddings to birthdays including Whitney Leigh birth for A Summers Jr and a 50th wedding anniversary for David J Barker and wife. International convention news shared by Dean Dual Sneadner. Myr. and Mrs. Herbert Duvall return from Florida.
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