Marlow Column Notes on Eagan Appointment
The column discusses the Eagan appointment and references a NATO meeting. It reflects Frede rdick area interest in national affairs and civic updates.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1957
Page
2
The column discusses the Eagan appointment and references a NATO meeting. It reflects Frede rdick area interest in national affairs and civic updates.
Pennsylvania highway officials warn motorists against passing on three lane roads after data shows these roads constitute 13 percent of mileage but 9 percent of fatal accidents. The warning comes via radio advisories urging caution and use of the passing lane only far behind the car ahead.
Westminster pastor evangelist John H. Gonso is ill with pneumonia at Hanover General Hospital, Hanover, after a month of sickness and oxygen tent use. He plans to return home this week but remains confined to bed for an undetermined period. Mrs. Felix Westine of Taneytown, recently resigned as circulation assistant at the Burr Ariz Library, is a surgical patient at Annie M. Warner Hospital in Gettysburg, with a satisfactory condition reported after an operation.
Mr William W Doub resigns as deputy county treasurer and John W Loy of Creagerstown district named as his successor. Washington Automobile Club endurance run to this city and back with 28 machines. Juvnile Literary Society debates earthquakes vs volcanoes. judges split 2-1 in favor of earthquakes. Navigation on the Chesapeake and Ohio canal suspended due to freeze. ice breaking machine to be used, boats brought to port. Melodrama Girl of Eagle Ranch shown at City Opera House featuring explosive special effects.
Twenty Years Ago items from The News columns dated December 16, 1937 summarize local events. The Frederick Chamber of Commerce calendar lists multiple December activities at local hotels and venues. Other notes include a fatal accident at Frederick Iron and Steel and relief agencies strained by cold, plus reports on a Rotary Club talk by Col Clarence D Chamberlain and a court relocation announcement for Paul L. Carltiwsome Court.
Two weddings reported in Harpers Ferry and Haverstown feature Margaret Lee Staubs and Martyn David Staubs wedding at Washington Square Methodist Church Hagerstown on Thanksgiving Day. Also Shirley Estelie McAboy and Henry Burch McKee wed at the same church with receptions in Harpers Ferry and Summit Point. Eleven guests move into Homewood Church Home Hanover Pa.
Miss Evelyn M Kefauver of Aberdeen has resigned as resident manager of Chesapeake Gardens and returned home to spend time with her mother Mrs Ruth Kefauver on Dill avenue. Friends and Swan Creek Country and Golf club members held several farewell parties including a Surprise party at the club house where a golfing jacket was given to her. Mrs Earl Zeigler of this city is visiting sister Mrs M C in York in Miami Florida.
The report covers the December 2 wedding of Dorothy A Longerbeam and Melvin E Ford at Bethany Lutheran Parsonage Brunswick with attendants Thelma Longerbeam and Air John Bayliss Jr A separate note details St Luke s GLCW meeting at Feagaville chaired by Mrs Paul Derri with plans to donate fruit and funds to the National Lutheran Home for the Aged and to prepare gowns for Montevue Chronic Hospital residents The group also discussed a study on the Japanese Theme for January February and a social hour hosting by Mrs Join Krantz Jr
A Thursday evening lecture on Air Pollution and Its Control by Dr Sidney Silverman associate professor of industrial hygiene at Harvard will be at 8 p m in the Lillian Brown Hudson Science Building Hood College The RESA Fort Detrick branch sponsors the free public talk covering urban pollutants control measures and government cooperation.
About 70,000 disabled Americans may qualify for Social Security disability payments since July 1 but have not applied. If applications are filed after Jan 3 payments start the month of application with no back pay. Eligibility hinges on severe disability, age 50 to 65, six months of disability, and work history. Benefits range from $30 to $108 monthly, offset by other government payments, with VA disability payments exempt.
Frederick families announce births from December 5 to December 9 including Robert Thomas Jr. first son. Bonnie Ellis first child for James and Wanda McLain. Donna Marie Fogle first daughter. Sandra La Rue Fogle daughter. Wiley Thomas Jr. third child. Lewis Clem Dutrow first son. Deborah Sue Boone third daughter. Daryl Kevin Thomas. Kathy Louise Fagan second daughter. Judy Diane Edmonds. Rose Mary Reed. Donald Lee Jr.. Karen Sue Slagle. Many mothers listed with maiden names and hometowns such as Mount Airy Union Bridge Walkersville Frederick and West Virginia connections.
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