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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1955
Page
3
Two angels debate a divine cover story used to pacify humans. They mention a phoney, whipped by back-room workers, and joke about duties on earth including a planned Denver trip. They reference Bulgania and meeting times before returning to work in heaven.
Boyle column depicts two off duty angels observing a space event. A Mars Express like object and a Russian satellite chase and photograph each other. They realize the humans shoot basketballs into orbit and the satellites decide to elope into outer space in a whimsical closing.
A Montgomery County Fair event planned a name the President's cow contest using a sister heifer for President Eisenhower. The White House reportedly not consulted, and Presidential Press Secretary Hagerty stated the President would not lend a cow for exhibition. Local farmer W Lawson King, fair chair R W Farmer, and Rep Hyde attended the farm visit when the mix up occurred.
Memorial services for the late U S ambassador John E Peurifoy and his son Daniel, killed in a car crash last week, are set for Monday afternoon at the international church in Bangkok. Mrs Peurifoy requests no flowers but accepts small contributions.
Frederick area children joined the Seventh Day Adventist camp at Mt Aetna this week including Anna Turner Rene Matthews Mary Blank Tiny Mae Wolfe Katherine Bruchey Ethel Stauffer Patricia Bruchey Roy Harley Jay Gastley Richard Klipp Jesse Matthews Robert Klipp Billy Harmon Thomas Harmon Guile Gastley and Earl Gastley The group helped support a memorial and contributed to the International Children Center The camp news also notes a Potomac Electric Power Co lineman was burned near Gaithersburg with unclear details and no police or hospital records readily available
Dr Ben I Galbraith, 34, convicted of murdering his wife Mary Katherine and their three children Frank 7 Jere 5 and Sarah Ann 4 on March 17 will receive a life term Tuesday. The jury of 12 deliberated an hour and Galbraith showed no visible emotion as the verdict was read. His lawyers argued insanity and he previously attempted suicide four times. A 3000 word confession found in his cell explained the killings and the arson that followed in their two story home.
An open page combines a Peoples Finance Co advertisement offering simple friendly loan terms with several real estate notices. Listings include a modern brick three bedroom home with fireplace and extras in Frederick Maryland, a 4 bedroom brick bungalow with full basement and garage, and a northwest brick bungalow with fireplace and tiled bath. Prices range from 11 60 to 17 600, with notes on lots, building clearance, and possession timelines.
Listings for A Luther Knowles with multiple properties around Frederick and New Windsor, Maryland, detailing stone and brick houses, acreage, and pricing, plus a Roop & Son sale note and a large used car league with dozens of vehicles at Monocacy Car Market. Also mentions financing offers for veterans and local dealership ads.
Keef er M Koogle and The Ideal Garage Company Incorporated operate at 112 114 East Patrick Street. The listing notes a business presence on the street with a clear corporate name and address.
Emmert R Bowlus, a real estate agent, advertises several properties in Washington and nearby areas. Includes 100 acre and 135 acre dairy farms with water, fencing, and improvements. residential houses with multiple bedrooms and garages. a large frame dwelling and a city ranch. a motel business opportunity financed by a party, and an acre lot. Contact details include MO numbers and West Church Street office.
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