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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1959
Page
2
Summer social events fill pages with dances, engagements, and family notices. Brides to be, notes on reunions, travel and club gatherings appear alongside wedding plans and local club dinners, with many names and places featured across the Frederick region.
The new fall suit designs emphasize longer jacket lengths and relaxed silhouettes. Jackets vary from buttoned and Chanel inspired to cutaway and open-front styles, with waist shaping and wider sleeves for balance. Coats appear in deep colors and the ensemble shifts toward subtle length and tailoring details.
Taney Town Maryland regular meeting discusses fluoridation materials from the Maryland Health Department. Officials consider hiring a dedicated water clerk as town grows but find funds insufficient. A new water tower site at town east end and cooperation with fairground owners are sought. Tank color approved as light green. Bond payments focus on August 4 with $16,050 moved to the sinking fund. Receipts and fund balances noted. North Viet Nam leader Mao talks with China about regional moves. Debra Gold, nine, strangled in Lockport crib incident.
A rare form of botulism killed another member of a Kansas City area family on Thursday. Nelson, the third family death after they ate stricken food last week, with Nelson's wife Naomi 41 in critical condition but improving. Lavicia Gruwell and Martha Nelson 4 remained hospitalized and showing improvement.
A 40-year veteran gardener on Sara Wood's 73-acre Campbell Holm farm is now the leading figure after a death in the household. The farm and its holdings are valued at 525,600 in cash, with Elise and Mrs AMcCamp mentioned in the succession. The article notes a favored place and a transfer of ownership.
Max Establish Bank Seirat Lebanon reports Aga Khan, 22, visiting to announce plans for a development bank in Moslem Seria to boost Ismaili status. About 20 000 Ismailis live in Seria.
A 1909 Post Office report notes Italians sent about 22 billion pieces of mail and last year the figure surpassed 3 billion. The rise reflects growing literacy and communication needs across the country.
Births reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital between August 1 and 4 include Cheryl Lynn second child for Mr and Mrs James A Norh Arlington VA ME and Mrs Frederick Weller first daughter Wanda May for Mr and Mrs John Fox Lid East Fourth Street second child daughter Sharon Frances for Mr and Mrs John OBrien 810 East South Street and other newborns from multiple families. Deeds recorded show Samuel T Royer and others selling parcels in Timont election district to Rover's Restaurant Inc with about 42009 dollars noted. Nixon to discuss Soviet Warsaw tour on NBC Sunday 7 to 730 PM EDT.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Whipp of Creagerstoun announce the marriage of their daughter Geneva Lee to Floyd Lee Summers of Middletown. The ceremony was July 25 in a double ring rite at Grace Brethren Church Hagerstoun conducted by Rev Warren E Tamkin. Geneva graduated Thurmont High School class of 1939.
President Eisenhower will spend the weekend at his Gettysburg Pennsylvania farm and return to Washington Monday before going back Tuesday for about a week. White House secretary James Hagerty calls it a likely rest period amid a busy intelligence schedule and possible only vacation time. The schedule aims for at least through next week.
Mullinix Park held a Baby Dot contest Thursday evening with prizes for smallest doll Lawrencine Thomas and Vivian Lee. largest Vanessa Gaithers with Shelley Foreman as second. prettiest Shel ley Foreman. best of other countries Marlene Snowden. oddest doll Gertrude Thomas. Judges were Mrs Bernardeleuther and Mrs Amanda Barton.
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