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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1960
Page
3
Education note from the Home Demonstration Office outlines canning methods for fruits vegetables and acid foods including water bath and pressure canning. It covers jar quality sealing cooling storage and a request to send for a USDA booklet. includes local contact MO 2 1631 and a telephone number.
Graceham Moravian worship and installations at various churches listed with times. Toastmasters Club 1082 met at Frederick Hotel with speeches on Vocal Variety and illuminating the speech, plus evaluators and visiting officers. Hospital reports note admissions and discharges across Annie Warmer, Washington County, and regional facilities with names and locations.
A lighthearted commentary notes mothers judge cereal by more than nutrition or brand. Cereal choices trigger parental pride and battle over premium gifts amid playful child mischief and advertising pressure. The piece mocks Buckleberry Hound as a familiar product authority.
The column notes this will be the final “Over the Fence” piece and thanks readers for weekly chat along the fence. It recalls family activities such as puzzles and cereal toys, humor at breakfast, and a lighthearted look at school and home life.
A surprise party honored Miss Betty Louise Wachter on her 18th birthday August 10 at 356 East Church Street hosted by her parents Mr and Mrs Hanson Wachter. Attendees included Miss Bonnie Adams Rosemary Baker Hilda Shepley Nancy Cole Mrs Earl Welty Kenny Gladhill Earl Hoffman Frank Smith and Mr Robert Carty. Guests gave cards and gifts to the guest of honor.
Rev. Stanley B. Jennings 44, pastor of the Taneytown Lutheran Church, died Friday in North Wilkesboro North Carolina of a heart attack while visiting his wife's parents. He was on vacation and taken to Wilkes General Hospital. Survived by his wife Mary and parents John and Irene Jennings. He had served five years in Taneytown and was born in Shamansstown, Pa.
A chaotic clipping reports a funeral disturbance at the St Pere Lutheran Church involving Alice and her daughters Kathy and Susan. It also notes a new Alaska king crab near Kodiak Island with a seven foot leg span, described as a record.
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