Incomplete OCR shows August 39 1957 newspaper entry
Fragmentary text from a Fredence Maine newspaper issue dated August 39 1957 includes post office and class matter notes with unclear article content. No identifiable events, people, or organizations are discernible to summarize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Gisnaiches
Fredence
Purified Exhaust Gas Aims to Clear City Smog
Ford Motor Company researchers report a vanadium pentoxide catalyst that can scrub unburned hydrocarbons from exhaust gases. The chemical could reduce smog on city streets and extend catalyst life as development continues. Meanwhile Jehovah’s Witnesses plan a five day convention August 21 to 25 at Memorial Stadium in Baltimore with up to 200000 attendees, 40000 expected on-site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Society of Automptive Engineers
Seattle
Ford Sivtor Company
Stadium
Harold M. Lawson
Frederick
Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Miss Mary DeLauter from Siddletown visited Parkersburg and other relatives. Numerous Middletown area residents vacationed in Indiana, Rocky Springs, and New York, with trips to Hershey Park, Ocean City, and Atlantic City. Many notes on visitors, air travel, and family gatherings from Jefferson, Brunswick, Thurmont, and neighboring towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary DeLauter
Stddletown
Marvin Speck
Linda
Martha
Susan
Raleigh C
Middletown
Frederick
Ray Hashman
Indiana
John Barnes
Hamlet
Ohio
Mary Hoffman
Siddletown
Rockville
Beachley Main
Karen Lynn
Norhfolk
Marie Staton
Hendersonville
Sally
Floyd Ahalt
Carolyn and
Mark
Hanover
Ahalt
Ira D. Ifert
Herbert Sparrow
Lof Hagerstown
iMrs
K. D. Stuart
Pittsburgh
Stuart
Betty
Land
Robert Stuart
Pamela Stuart
Pittsterrae
Arthur T. Hightman
Sharleen
Hershey Park
Hershey
Pennsylvania
J Darcy
Syvearvold
iMr
Joseph H. McElwee
Hagerstown
William J. Kefauver
Renice Reed
Jan
Ray
Max
Berkley Springs
W. Va
Sarah Mae Gladhil
Glenn G. Gladhill
Washington
D. C
Middlebury
Vermont
Middlebury College
Hood College
Fredgench
Marshall N. Branden
Mt. Airy
Larry
John K-i
William Tyson iPeastey
Bobby Brunner
Kingsville
Ed-l
Praid E. Williams
Daughterier
Chesapeake Bay
John Marie
Baltimore
Leslie Rigier
Ivan Ff
Harry S. Schameli Colburm
Lewis Jones
Washington West
Hughes Metho
Ocean City
Bobby Dawson
Brunswick
O. M. Howe
Edinburg
H. L. Mohieer
W. L. Brady
Christian and Missionary Alliance
New Freedom
H. Douglas Jones
Detroit
Mich
Petersville
Diane Schamel
Jeffer
FH. S. Schamel
Jefferson
J. X. Souder
Upper Marlboro
Glenn Baker
C. Oscar Baker
Airy
Raymond Kemp
Woodfield
Norman Etzler
Wilson Etzler
iAtry
Atlantic City
N. J
Winifred Runkles
James Doty
Purcellsville
Scott Snyder
iHeward F. Hood
Snyders
Gambrill Park
Norman E. Rippeon
Clifford Rippeon
Bernard Stull
Austin ,Keyser
Yellow Springs
Harry Green
Damascus
Darlene Hawkins
Dariene Richards
Wood
Bine
George E. Fleming
Near Long Corner
Irvin
Deener
Abilene
Texas
Anne Elizabeth Mills
Air Force
Jean Mover
Ocean Annabell Moore
Bruns
Daugh
Richard Cooper
Doylestown
Bro. Moore
Jaze
Louise Bussard
Jefferson Street
Reid McCune Wedding At St John’s Lutheran Thurmont
Miss Margaret Reid daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Reid wed Jose Foster McCune son of Mrs Maurice McCune in a Thurmont St John’s Lutheran ceremony officiated by Rev Eugene McVicker. Bride wore white lace and chiffon, cap, carried roses and baby’s breath. matron of honor Mrs Paul Fox Jr. best man Robert Edy. Reception for close family followed. Bride a Trinity College alumna. groom Princeton alumnus. couple to reside in Wallingford Conn where he teaches at Shoate School.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
John A. Shires
Ross ¥. Smith
Thurmont
Harriet Markeli Kerp
D. Chester Kemp
Freder-Son
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Ick
Alden E. Fisher
A. ©. Fisher
Penteney
City
IL a.m.Brunswick
Verne Keniild
Billy
John N. Soud-iren
Ligne
Upper Marlboro
Freeland
Kemerer
G. Ellis Wiliams
H. S. Schames
Albert Kocay
Edward P
Jefferson
Phil Thomas
Kathleen Mills
Daughtadelphia
Ross Myers
Sharon
Levittown
Joseph H.tylisa
Collier Conklin
Lee Saylor
Thonwick
Suzie
Randolph
Tuessound Islands
Jday
Metune
Margaret Eivates Reid
Chareles Upton Reid
Thermont
Jose Foster McCune
Maurice At. McCune
Mt. Lebanon
Mr. McCune
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eugene McVicker
Paul F. Fox, Jr
Devon
Robert Edy
Stontclair
N. J
Lood College
Princeton University
McCune
Wallingford, Conn
Shoate School
Faithlessness of Soviet Union and Michael reunion noted
The column denounces Soviet faithlessness and alleged disarmament deceit while reporting the annual Michael reunion at Boonsboro Park with attendees from Myersville Brunswick and Hagers town. Prizes and officer elections are noted alongside a local parade of deed records and community events.
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
Fifty years ago on August nineteenth, 1907, a Democratic County convention at Junior Hall nominated William P Maulsby Frederick for State Senator with Emory L Coblentz named temporary chairman. John Quynn of South Market Street vacationed in Atlantic City. Market notes cite Lima beans price and beef prices. Mary Jane notes business boom and plans for a Washington Inn style park. The Western Maryland Association of the Deaf held its seventh annual retention at Braddock Heights with officers: Charles Creager president, Mrs Benson first vice, Mrs Ravanough second vice, Mr H G Benson secretary, Mr A B Showman treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Moscow
Balkans
London
Michael
Boonsboro Park
Germany
Andi
Charles $. Michael
Lloyd Michael
Joyce
Phyllis
Newie C. Rudy
Reno Michael
Tom
Mary
Aon
John Cline
Doris
Ray
Billy
Stanley Schrover
David
Ruth
Sharon
Hilda
Clarence Michael
Bernard
Jeanette
Myersville
Grayson Michael
Nelson
Janet
Smithsburg
Leon Moser
Linda
Shirley
Brunswick
Lizzie Blickenstaff
Foster Blickenstaff
Ralph Blickenstaff
Anna Mary Blickenstaff
Helen Blickenstaff
Rod Tucker
Barry and Terry
Maudie Finniff
John Tracey
Hagers In
Leona P. Newman
Annabelle Newman
Frederick
Charles S. Michael
Clarence Michae
William P. Maulsby - Frederick
George A. Pearce Jr
C. H. Conrey
Emory L. Coblentz
Middletown
John Quynn
South Market Street
Atlantic City
Mary Jane
Carroll Street
Washington Inn
Mt. Vernon
Western Marylane Association of the Deaf
Braddock Beights
Charles Creager
BR. G. Benson
John S. Ravanough
Gainsville
H. G. Benson
A. B. Showman
Community Park Plan Discussed by Shookstown Area
Residents of Shookstown and nearby communities gathered at Oscar Masser’s home on August 17 to discuss a shared city park and recreation center for Rocky Springs Edgewood Bowers Road and Shoals town. A temporary chairman and secretary were chosen and a site committee appointed to search for locations and report by August 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shookstown
Oscars V. Masser
Shookstown Road
Rocky Springs
Edgewood
Bowers Road
Shoalstown
Leon Pennington
Shoakstown
Oscar Masset
Abrs
Eugene Stup
Masser Ap
Disarma
Mittee
Roscoe Gross
Joseph
Roberts
William Hildebrand
Stanley Blank
Walker Chapiman
Oscar Masser
Pear] Blank
Pauline Stitely
Beatrice Roberts
Elizabeth Blank
Katherine Gross
Helen Stip
Afarlgaret Burdette
Jeannette 'Phelps
Eyes On The Emergency Room At Frederick Memorial
Imaginative visit describes the Emergency Ward of Frederick Memorial Hospital. The piece notes the ER entrance for ambulance arrivals, the range of care from outpatients to hospitalizations, and the humane service ethos amid daily human drama. It highlights hospital facilities, staff notes, and public access to ER privileges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jean Yingling
Frederick
Memorial Hospital
Freder
Ick Memorial Hospital
New York
Howard Miller
Xfiller
Nbc-Tv
Club 60
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Windy City DJ Miller Expands Reach With Morning Show
Miller, a Chicago broadcaster with 300 fan clubs nationwide and about two million weekly listeners, describes his daytime routine and hospital day report. He favors ballads and poetry in music while cautiously weighing rock and roll, and recounts a career path from law student to disc jockey. He emphasizes audience empathy and steady, relaxed delivery amid a dense schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan
Mike Bug
IS4
Law
Miller
Galesburg
Til
Chicago
Howard
Soviet U Turn on Germany and NATO Threats
The piece argues Moscow seeks to break NATO, opposes East West German unification, and wants to force U.S. troop and weapon withdrawal from Europe. It contends Soviet demands aim to constrain Western democracies while preserving its military advantage, critiquing optimism about Soviet intentions and warning against disarmament concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
NorthAtlantic Treaty Organization
Basi
East
West Germany
Europe
West
Soviet Union
United States
Amecan
NATO
America
Harold Staessen
Germany
Nate
London
Department of Defense
Maryland And D. C. Led With Jaibirds
A Justice Department report ranks District of Columbia and Maryland atop the nation in prisoners per 100000. DC leads with 253, followed by Maryland at 187. Maryland’s year end counts show 4675 in custody and 5117 by year end, with escapes totaling 55 and 52 recaptured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Justice
District of Columbia
Maryland
James W. Bennett
Bureau of Prisons
Mars
New Hampshire
North Dakota
Bennetti
Alabama
Georgia
Nevada
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