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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1957
Page
2
Page four of The News from Frederick Maryland 1957 shows garbled typeset text for a local issue. It mentions a member Aud Baeza of Gree stices and a vaguely referenced sperm class matter amid corrupted lines.
A New York Post Graduate Medical conference cites eighty seven studies from the past sixty years. The panel finds no single cause for hardening arteries but warns high blood pressure and diet impact strokes. Weight reduction urged for general health.
Funeral services were held for Harriet J. Dorsey widow of Walter R. Dorser at St. Joseph's Church Emmitsburg with Rev. Curren and Rev. Sullivan officiating. Interment in SS Anthony's cemetery. William Claude Baker Jr. funeral at Hilton Funeral Home Barnesville after fatal car crash, burial in Monocacy Cemetery. July wedding of Mien Ros Eieb Burdette and Donald Ray Mobbs Jr. at Wesley Grove Methodist Woodfield with candlelight ceremony and reception, families from Woodfield and Sandy Spring. couple to reside in New Jersey after the groom’s Fort Monmouth Army assignment.
Miss Helen Smith, famed local artist and flower show judge, led a two day Home Makers Club training on arranging flowers in containers, emphasizing simplicity and proportion. She advised neutral container colors, proper container size, and using color harmony to enhance rooms from the dining area to porches.
Frederick county jail reported nine prisoners awaiting trial as Rev J O Stutsman national secretary of the Aid Association of Maryland visited and praised county order. Pontang Club picnic at Georgetown bridge featured boating fishing and Mandolin Club music. A carload ride to Braddock joined by guests from Harbin College. Robert A Fraley bought the running mare from Rice and Brish.
August 24 1937 item highlights Fredrick now over half connected to Bilary see 7 and Lord Culler laying groundwork for city connections. Charles Keller hits 2 doubles and 2 singles aiding batting surge. Mason Hendrickson receives Life Scout rank at Camp Peniel Thurmont as heat relief follows a 37 degree drop from 97 degrees.
Birth notices list multiple families across Frederick County to Brunswick and beyond. Names include Goodman, Taylor, Rembles, Hover, Hufter, Huffer, Cope, Rippeon, Hayes, Mercer, with children mostly daughters and sons and spouses from Adams Town Frec erick Clarksburg and nearby towns. Dates span Sunday to Thursday with locations in Silver Spring Brunswick Thurmont Adamstown and Rockville.
Washington Aug 24 President Eisenhower spoke at a press conference about Congress’s record and potential campaign strategies. He defended his natural approach and favored programs he sees as good for America while noting Republicans may have a better program than Democrats. He urged a constructive legislative push without seeking a third term and highlighted conciliatory tactics with Congress. The piece also touches on wedding notices and local social details surrounding public figures.
Side Glances reports several travel updates with the Angleberger family wrapping up a 1060 mile trip into Canada to Niagara Falls. Ruth Boller marks her 18th birthday and Brenda Eyler recovers from a Baltimore hospital procedure. A wedding description details a bride in a brocaded lace gown at an evening ceremony with family and out of town guests.
Among The Sick Mrs. Frank Martz returns home after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Elizabeth Mehrling improves after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. H. B. Robbins ill and had surgery at St James Hospital Hornell. State Delegate S. Fenton Harris plans to attend the Legislative Work Conference in Williamsburg Virginia from August 22 to 31. The young couple resides at 4696 Homer Avenue Suitland.
Obituaries report Daniel Ervin Brown of Emmitsburg age 63 died Friday at home after WWII service and family plans for funeral at Allison Funeral Home with American Legion honors. James D. Carroll 74 of Columbus Ohio dies at home, survived by wife Mary, daughter Mary Louise, son Walter, grandchildren, funeral in Columbus. Frances Burkittsville Georgine dies in Baltimore area. numerous relatives listed with church ties to Ceres Bethel A. L. E. Church. Common shrike behavior noted with prey manipulation observed in nature notes.
The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis announces new activities as Salk vaccines curb polio. The group, 20 years old with 3100 chapters, will pursue unmet health needs while not announcing details before March of Dimes campaigns. Polio cases in Montgomery county rise with a Bethesda case reported.
A sequence of marriage licenses is listed for Thomas L Brack Jr and Theolyn Miller both of Washington along with Thomas Edward Staley and Audrey Harris of Frederick Gary Miller and Janet Thompson of New Windsor Oshy Beasley and Nancy Beall of Frederick Yarnell Wastlefg al divorced Lewistown Patsy Merryman Joseph Schultz Doris Fraley Thurmon Charles Stallings and Catherine Cummings Antonie D Angelo and Doris Whittingten of Millville W Va Property deeds record transfers including Brunk to Ketonka Houp to Toms Zimmerman to Gaither Penn to Sweeney Schwartzbeck to Michael and Kehne Kupferberg to Frazier Miscellaneous historical note on 13th century English embroidery published by Britannica.
Ruth Virginia Long and Samuel Lee Fogle wed in a July 21 ceremony at Edgewood Church of the Brethren. Rev Brion M Flory officiated as the couple left for a Virginia trip, with maid of honor Shirley McKenzie and best man Charles Edward Fogle.
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