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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1958
Page
2
Frederick Maryland newspaper page 4 from The News April 28 1958 features standard local items and a public notices column. The page carries classified style ads and press service notices from Associated Press, reflecting typical mid century newspaper content.
The Atomic Energy Commission reports turning radioactive wastes into useful products at Oak Ridge, cutting prices of five scarce elements. Argonne Lab’s Arthur Linden Baum cites rhodizonate dye to absorb Strontium-90 from bones, with tetrahydroxyquinone seen as a related agent, promising safer future medical and environmental outcomes.
Nanicy Lou Baker of Taneytown and John Flohr Gonder Jr of Union Albany were married Saturday at Grace United Church of Christ in Bismarck. Rev. Morgan R. Andreas officiated. Bride wore light blue lace dress with navy accessories and yellow rosebud corsage. Best man Franklin Reaver of Taneytown. reception followed. Both were graduates of area high schools and workers at local offices.
The Frederick Bird Group announces a Wednesday meeting on April 30 at 8 p.m. in the Artz Library with Dr. Herbert Tanner presenting The Economic Value of Birds. A camp talk and bird-watching notes will follow as part of local bird club activities and the Maryland bird camp convention details.
Middletown residents and former locals in Tampa and Norfolk gather for a Maryland Mental Health Association program at Hood College Chapel. Ray Hamby to lead discussion for future county programs. event notes recent bird outings and family visits with Cpl. Fred W. Rudy released from Sandia Base.
The Barbeito and Rhoderick families announce the civil ceremony and Catholic rites as Miss E Rebecca Rhoderick and Manuel S Barbeito wed in St John’s Church. Guests from Freeland, Philadelphia, and Timonium attended. The couple plans to reside on North Collins Parkway after a reception at St John’s school gym.
Stan "the Man" Jackson and his Moroccos with Sammie Fitzhugh will perform at the National Guard Armory in Hagerstown Friday from 8 to 12 midnight to benefit the American Cancer Society. Proceeds support cancer research and patient services. tickets on sale at Koffee Kup in Frederick or at the door.
Frederick area families announce births at Frederick Memorial Hospital spanning April 22 to April 24. Recipients include Albert Crummill and Rebecca Angle berger’s second child a daughter. Cole des ’1 and Rebecca Angle berger’s third child a son Richard Allan. Edward L Despeaux’s second daughter Cyreasa Ann. Richard Boone and Nancy Garver’s third child Debra Kay. Raymond Pilson’s first child Rickey Allen. James K Singer’s fourth child Tina Marie.
Reverend Boyer a member of the Parish Education Committee of the Maryland Synod has taught at Camp Nawakwa in Pennsylvania and is well acquainted with church camp activities.
Fifty years ago items from The News dated April 23 1908 describe a failed burglary at L E Barrick’s Walkersville store with a window raised and thief seen, rail stations at Walkersville and Woodsboro broken into, a Juvenile Literary Society debate over steam versus electricity, a fire alarm from burning Baltimore and Ohio freight cars, D S S Smith selling North Market street property to David F Meyne and planning to move to Los Angeles, and Mollie Kemp of West Street spraining her right ankle badly.
The April 23 1938 note recalls Postmaster Guy K Motter announcing a first air mail flight from Frederick on May 19. Supreme Court decisions on legislation were explained to Frederick and Brunswick high schools by William Storm. The theft of linens and antiques from a storage house led to arrests including Joan Yeager Anna Lea Russell and a colored man who admitted selling the items. Wheat prices fell to two cent drops per bushel and May Queen Gail Wokkilte with others attended the daisies crown ceremony at a berry breakfast.
The Frederick Kiwanis Club hosts Key Hotel luncheon marking United States Canada Good Will Week tomorrow at 12 15 pm. Dr J J Green Defense Research Attache Canadian Embassy Washington speaks. club president Dr Howard Ash announces details.
Washington report outlines how labor union funding influences campaigns and blocks anti racket legislation, while goons threaten workers crossing picket lines. It notes press on Knowland and Mitchell moves to amend welfare bills, with House ready to block labor union favored actions. Local patients are listed as improving or recovering after hospital stays.
Traffic safety circus with ten trained dogs by Officer Ermmest E. Pressley visits Parkway School at 10 a.m. and North Frederick School at 2 p.m. The show, touring under American Trucking Associations sponsorship, is endorsed by the National Safety Council and others.
Edward I. Myers Sr. of 317 E. Third Street checked into Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mrs. Sarah Lininger of RFD 6 Frederick broke her arm at home but is reported improving. Vida Shaw of 353 West Patrick Street entered for surgery and will return home after recovery. W Homer Renn of Adamstown was discharged in improved condition. Mrs. Ruby W. Myers, longtime patient, is now convalescing at home in Liberty.
Elm Street School P TA meeting on April 24 featured a talk by Miss Sarah Leiver on understanding my child and the election of new officers. Elected: Cassius Inman president Everett Chamalin vice president Mrs Warren D Hart secretary Patrick J O Neill treasurer.
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