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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1960
Page
10
An editorial notes a shift toward conservative treatment of uterine fibroids in older women. It cites low cancer risk, limited long term relief from hysterectomy, and radiation drawbacks, advocating minimal intervention and addressing symptoms through rest and monitoring.
Thirty nine head of Brown Swiss cattle sold at the seventh annual Maryland Delaware Brown Swiss sale at Frederick Fairgrounds. Average price 339.30 with gross 12 960. Top heifer 590, top cow 750, top calf 410. Sale down from 1959 with Virginia sale likely affecting prices. Officials include auctioneer Brandon and chair Trout. Also noted is the illness of Mrs Belle Nettleton who was hospitalized after an overnight stay at Barbara Fritchie Cabins.
A southern surgeon recently wrote a strongly worded critique against those who advocate operations without continued blood loss or relief from the mechanical discomforts of a very large tumor.
The top priced Brown Swiss cow sold yesterday at the seventh annual Maryland Delaware sale in Frederick. Buyers gathered for the event with bidders chasing high quality dairy stock.
Mrs. Margaret Monroe Brehaut 81 died Friday night at her home 303 West College Terrace. She and husband Raymond C. Brehaut helped found Frederick Gas Co with she as assistant treasurer. A longtime member of Evangelical Lutheran Church of Frederick and active in local groups, she previously led the Woburn Women’s Club and Women of Rotary of Alexandria. She leaves one grandchild and several nieces and nephews.
Virginia member of the Ladies Auxiliary of the National Rosene and Rehabilitation Hospital and the Frederick Memorial Hospital Ladies Auxiliary may call at the funeral home 1201 North Market Street after 7 o clock today until Tuesday morning 11 o'clock. Services will be conducted there by her pastor Rev Charles F Trunk. Interment in Mt. Olivet Cemetery. Robert E Dailey & Son funeral directors.
President Eisenhower signed a bill authorizing the acquisition of 600 additional acres near the Antietam Battlefield at Sharpsburg Maryland. The measure enables purchases to expand the historic site and preserve the Civil War battlefield heritage.
Rep John R Foley introduces a bill to arrange use agreements on surrounding land to shield the Antietam site from rapid development and land purchases. Supporters say the measure alone cannot preserve the historic area amid ongoing pressures. The Battle of Antietam on Sept 17 1862 drew about 14000 Confederates and 37000 Federals.
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