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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1954
Page
2
The meditation reflects on Jesus seen after the resurrection, the central Christian claim of victory over death, and the decisive role faith plays in human existence. It notes Easter's observance on the Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox and mentions early pilgrims to resurrection shrines in 325 AD.
At the closing session of the Baltimore annual conference Rev L A Thirkeld was named pastor of Frederick church succeeding Dr Todd. Rev E Woolff takes Frederick charge after Southern Methodist session at Alexandria Va. succeeding Rev B V Switzer. Also notes a Knights Templar reception at Masonic Temple with performances and address. Farm sale to Charles F and George L Stone for 4700 dollars. Monocacy Urbana Turnpike stockholders elect Tyson Law son Smith Harman King Dennis with Tyson president and Dennis treasurer. Many B&O brakemen and laborers quit in past ten days, returning to farms or seeking public works.
Twenty years ago April 17 1934 reporters recall the first escape from the bull pen when a colored transient buckled the iron door and wriggled out. He was recaptured within five minutes on East Patrick street. The measles epidemic peaked in the city and county per health officer Dr. Kefauver. A re establishment of the Tuesday afternoon mail delivery was hoped as a first step toward full local service. About 200 attended the annual all Grange in Jefferson hall with representation from seven Granges in the county Mt Airy and Smithsburg.
Frances and Dick Lockridge built a literary fortunes on their Mr and Mrs North series. From first sketches in 1931 they crafted stories that grew into radio CBS shows and NBC television. The couple writes 1500 to 2400 words daily and values plain mystery with strong characters over clever methods. They live in Westchester with three Siamese cats Martini Gin and Sherry.
Miss Patricia E. Toms became the bride of Norman R. Wetzel in a quiet Union Bridge Church of the Brethren ceremony on April 3. The reception followed at the church. they will reside in Westminster. Invitations issued for Dorothy Marie Barnhart and Charles Ray Green wedding in Thurmont on May 8. Engagement announced for Marilyn Claire Manuel and Tracy Ralph Teele of Thurmont. Hickey Stover wedding in Rocky Ridge on April 2. Public notices discuss Little League expansion in Frederick with plans for a second league and community support.
Mrs John Nunemaker of Thurmont announces the marriage of her daughter Sarah Ann to Samuel Edward Stambaugh of Union Bridge. The ceremony Saturday March 27 at 7 p m in Thurmont Methodist church conducted by Rev Byron H Keesecker. The bride wore navy nylon with red rosebud corsage. maid of honor Shirley Fair. Best man James R Lunemaker. The couple reside with the groom’s parents.
David Lawrence argues that congressional committees cannot operate as courts and must rely on congressional norms. He notes leaks and one sided disclosures from the Army document on McCarthy, Welch's report, and Senate summons. The piece discusses credibility, procedure, and potential implications for governance and dignity of the Senate.
The Columbus Despatch reflects on Easter as a sign of life’s eternal cycle across climates, celebrating renewal in nature and the promise of eternal life through Jesus. It notes the solstices as pivotal moments and contrasts different cultural observances, affirming divine order and life beyond death.
Vatican bells toll across Rome ending Lent and ushering in Holy Week. Masses reach the Gloria as Christians prepare for Christ’s Resurrection tomorrow. A black linen sheath dress with tiny sleeves and scoop neckline offers a chic summer backdrop for white accessories.
Baltimore man Sidney Burns Fryfogle, 23, admitted in Peoples Court that his speedometer read 98 miles per hour while being chased by a State Trooper on a Lib erty Town highway. Magistrate Wilbur F. Sheffield remanded him to county jail until his record can be secured. Fryfogle was found guilty of exceeding 70 and reckless driving and testified he didn’t remember passing any cars. Trooper Robert Storer said the defendant weaved across the highway during the chase after passing him on Maryland 26 at the eastern limits of Liberty town. The car was allegedly stolen in Westminster and authorities plan to charge Fryfogle with unauthorized use. A $13 fine was imposed on Joseph P. McCarthy for exceeding the speed limit in Lost town on April 4. Capt. Charles W. Magaha described following McCarthy at 45 mph. McCarthy claimed he was being pushed by the officer. A $50 fine and 30 days in county jail were given to Z. Bennett Phelps Jr for failure to stop after a property damage accident involving a wagon owned by Claude Brachey. Phelps made restitution for about $30 damage. Albert J. Woodward’s charge of failure to pay for lodging was dismissed as motels were not included in the Marsland statute. Mervin B. Stover faced a charge for forfeiting collateral on a motor vehicle, accused by Trooper L. Guilmino of massing on a bill.
Frederick area social column reports births and wedding anniversaries. Lawrence Jeffrey Parker born April 15 at Fort Bragg Army Hospital to Charles M Parker and Peggy Fogle of Lewistown. Daniel Mehrling and spouse celebrate 39th anniversary. Arthur Ridgely and spouse 34th anniversary. New arrivals include Charles Allen Ecker and Linda Sue Iuert daughters, with numerous visits and travels mentioned among Frederick residents.
Funeral services for William H. Oden of Point of Rocks will be at the Assembly of God Church Monday at two o'clock. The body lies at 8 East Patrick Street, with calling until noon Monday before moving to the church. Interment in Saint Paul's Cemetery, Point of Rocks, with C. E. Cline and Son directing.
Rev A Purnell Bailey, H B Keck describe a condition they call Morbus Sabbati cus or Sunday morning sickness. It supposedly attacks Sunday School members on Sundays, with varying symptoms that do not affect appetite or sleep, lasts under 24 hours, starts with the head of the family and spreads through households, and has prayer as the only remedy. The message warns of its prevalence and spiritual danger, citing Jeremiah 52.33.
The note cites Hosea 11 4 about binding with cords and love and adds a Nathaniel Willis reflection on keeping the mind open to angel visits and repelling evil ministry through pure human love.
Among The Sick Mr. Howard G. Taylor of 122 Pine avenue remains homebound due to illness. Mrs. Ciemman May of 527 North Benté sireet recently had surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital and is back home. Two Calvary Methodist ministers in Mt. Airy recover in Baltimore hospitals. Rev. Arthur C. Day convalesces at Marsland General Hospital from diabetes. Rev. O. Bryan Langrall treated at Union Memorial Hospital in Baltimore. Mrs. Austin Kline of Myersville returns home improving after a Frederick Memorial Hospital stay. Mrs. George C. Rice of Myersville recovers slowly from injuries when her car was hit by a truck near Banty 40-A. Mrs. R. Francis Higenbrode of Braddock Heights returns home after ankle fracture treatment. Mrs. Eigenbrode is Gwyneth Neal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Neal. Mrs. Archie Buhrman, formerly at Frederick Memorial Hospital, convalesces at Foxville home in fair condition. Evelyn Shaw, former Thurmont resident, remains very ill at daughter Mrs. Roy Colbert’s home in Williamsport. Haymond Hubbard of Thurmont Route 1 recovering satisfactorily at home after major Frederick Memorial Hospital operation.
Mrs Mary W Schnauffer 91 widow of William Schnauffer died Friday night at Glenmerrie nursing home after a lengthy illness. She was a daughter of Patrick and Ellinor McGill West and a member of St Mark's Episcopal church Petersville. Survived by two sons Levin West Schnauffer Rosemont Brunswick and Associate Judge Patrick M Schnauffer Frederick plus six grandchildren. Funeral at 1196 East Church Street then at Levin West Schnauffer Rosemont Brunswick Monday 11 a.m. Interment St Mark's cemetery. M R Etchison and Son funeral directors.
Congress kept pre Easter lull and facing shifts with McCarthy Army hearings delayed by illness concerns and Mundt saying only a McCarthy return could restart the schedule. FHA probes loom as Capehart and a nonessential spend reduction panel prepare hearings, while Oppenheimer case stays under a security review. Farm funds gain 1.04 billion cash and loan authority, and a record 95 million annual highway program is set for two fiscal years.
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