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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1948
Page
4
The article notes monosodium glutamate and pectin emerge as by products of beet sugar. MSG may revolutionize table flavor while pectin could find uses in plastics and cosmetics. The beet sugar sector seeks byproduct solutions to seasonal factory idle time.
A female columnist laments lack of entertaining partnership in marriage and urges both spouses to be charming companions. The piece contrasts dull homes with lively talk and cites household strain from unspoken resentments. A separate notice announces a band concert at the Maryland State Sanatorium on September 2 conducted by George H. Buys.
A reader thanks The Frederick News for extensive coverage of the Maryland Soil Conservation Field Day held on the 18th. The letter, dated August 23 from T. B. Symons of the Extension Service in College Park, expresses appreciation for the paper's information campaign and consideration.
Charles Town American Legion team aims to even the series at two games apiece with a 8:15 p m game at Mc Curdy Field against the Frederick Hustlers. Ed Thomas will miss the showdown, with two new infield prospects to debut for Frederick.
Pittsburg protests filed against infielder Tom Brown and the Brooklyn Dodgers club over a photographer Denny Jacino assault during a Dodgers game. Deputy sheriffs report Jacino was struck after an insult yelled from the dugout and he tried to defend himself. police restored order after a five minute delay.
A black bear was seen near High Knob, possibly the same one that appeared two years ago. The new four room colored school on West Seventh Street will finish around mid October under contractor Calvin Engle. Rails for the Ayre and Caicctin ic road progress to George Rudy farm between Middletown and Myersville. Mr Charles Keefer on East South Street injured his left foot by a nail and remains with a sore foot.
Twenty years ago this column notes Mrs Claget Ram sburg and a United States Legion event at Cumberland. A record crowd of four persons visited the Barbara Fritchie house in one day. Chief Judge Hammond Umer and Judge John S Newman drew the jury for the September term of the Circuit Court. The term will be grand and petit jury with a list of Frederick jurors. City playgrounds stay open for another week due to generous public support, extending to 11 weeks.
Washington Daybook outlines rising scrutiny of Republic Steel over the War Assets Administration lease of a $28.9 million Cleveland blast furnace to Kaiser-Frazer. Senate committees, led by Ferguson and Small Business, probe Republic’s role, sales practices, and cooperation with wartime asset programs as White presses for an independent inquiry. A separate Iowa union-farm bureau coalition forms a Policy Committee to boost voter turnout in the June primary, aiding Governor Blue and Rep. Gwinn.
Among The Sick airs updates on residents treated at Frederick Memorial and Johns Hopkins. G F Smith Brunswick shows improvement after care at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Jack Kennedy 303 East Third Street improves after weeks at Johns Hopkins. Charles G Geisbert 313 East Second Street also improves after Garfield Memorial Hospital. Mrs Margaret Houck East Third Street undergoes hernia operation and is satisfactory. Sidney Michael removed from Johns Hopkins to Michael cottage near Ellerston by M R 1 Etchison and Son ambulance. Mr and Mrs Thomas Dixon and others enjoy a sightseeing tour through several states and provinces including Ohio Michigan Canada and New York.
In Washington Aug 26 a debate on foreign policy shows how Truman and Dewey used the Italian colonies issue to court foreign born and first generation voters. Both candidates tied stance to postwar Israel and Palestine policy, aiming to sway key cities with powerful ethnic blocs.
Betty Sullivan reports the Mountain Theater closes its 1948 season with the racy stage hit For Love or Money. Cast includes Kathryn Eames, Barnet Biro, and Jean Osborn delivering witty, suggestive lines and strong performances amid a demanding schedule. The company looks to a 1949 season while inviting patrons to vote on best play and performers.
Personal notices list residents and relatives with travels, job moves, and a birth. Names include Mrs L. G. Beem Akron Ohio Melvin H. Baker Brunswick Mrs Ric ard Grove Jefferson Mss Mary L. Rockwell Brunswick Cur riculum Workshop New York Ensign Charles McC Mathias Jr Frederick USS Burke Bermuda Norfolk Sept 4 and Mrs Edward Cunningham Frederick Pittsburgh visit and birth Sharon Elizabeth at Frederick Memorial Hospital August 12.
Gloucester August 26. The most useful people today are farmers fishermen and inventors. Protect the farmers by boosting food production and contending with soil loss from chemical farming and sprays that harm bees and birds. Protect the fishermen as soils erode while oceans gain minerals and life. Protect inventors with government subsidies to fund worthwhile locations and curb corporate buyouts of inventions.
Mrs R E Jones of Brussw announces the engagement of Gates to F t Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Abner Stock. Brunswick announces the engagement of their daughter Beverly to Samuel Washington of Lovellsville Virginia. The wedding will take place in October. Glisan Eyler: Treva May Eyler of Johns ville and Samuel Edward Glisan of Mount Airy were married by Rev Samuel Harley at the Union Bridge Church of the Brethren with a single ring ceremony at the bride's home on Sunday August 22 at 2:39 o'clock with immediate family and a few friends present.
Miss Loretta K Etzler of Liberty town married groom Glisan in a ceremony with Rev Harry Gardner and a piano rendition of Claire de Lune. Edna Fuss hosted, guests wore aqua and black, buffet reception followed. bride a Liberty High School and Vogue Institute alumna now works at Blue and Grey in Frederick. Groom, Liberty HS graduate, farms with his father. couple to reside with bride’s family.
Mrs Laura Catherine Easton widow of Lewis B Easton died at her Claggettsville home aged 75 with burial in Montgomery Chapel. John W Summers 70 Frederick resident died at 132 East Street after a week illness. Andrew J Jones former Carroll County resident died at 2259 Fells Road Baltimore aged 74. Funeral arrangements listed with local directors C B Waltz and Andrew J Jones & Son.
Martin Luther Creager a Thurmont funeral director and businessman died at home after a brief illness. Aged 82 years three months and five days he had long served his community on church, cemetery and business boards. Survived by wife Mary Wisetzker and four children with six grandchildren and one great grandchild. Services Saturday at the Thurmont funeral home with Rev. William E. Groff officiating. Interment Blue Ridge Cemetery.
Funeral services for Jacob M Miller died Sunday at his home Route 1 Gettysburg Pa were held Wednesday afternoon at the Hamey Lutheran church. Pallbearers were Cleveland Stambaugh Harry Angeli John Fream William Snider John Westbright and Charles Strickhouser. C O Fuss and Son funeral directors.
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