04 Feb 1958
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1958
Page
1
Local page header from The News in Frederick Maryland dated Tuesday February 4 1558 with publication details and office address.
The page reports weddings and engagements in Emmitsburg and Lovettsville areas. Nancy Yvonne Muench and John Maurice Rockwell Jr. wed in Emmitsburg with a reception at Swiss Chalet. Rose Mary Salena Robinette and Allen Graham Love announce their engagement in Lovettsville. The feature also quotes Admiral Burke on US Soviet nuclear standoff and future security concerns.
The excerpt argues that we must endure a prolonged cold war era for generations. It urges heeding warnings and preparing for all eventualities to prevent future crises.
A compact column of early 1908 notes covers mishaps and incidents reported in brief form. It lists several events with minimal detail, noting locations, parties involved, and outcomes where available. Each item presents a concise summary of a local mishap or accident from that era.
Miss Patricia Kefauver daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold Kefauver of Arlington Virginia and Middletown became the wife of William Blumer of Arlington Virginia son of Mr and Mrs Adam Blumer of Rockford Illinois in a 4 pm Saturday ceremony at Zion Lutheran Church Middletown. Rev Albert Burkhardt and Rev George Klinefelter officiated before about 1250 relatives and friends. The bride wore a Regal Empire gown with lace panels and a long train in a ceremony noted for its generous family involvement. The matron of honor wore burgundy and aqua green velvet with white gloves. The wedding included a half hour of organ music and a solo. The groom’s family and many guests attended the event.
Twenty years ago items from The News columns detail wholesale tree removal along Linganore creek, a call for an investigation, and notices on delinquent water accounts. It also covers the Frederick County Bar Association officers, local theater anecdotes, and civic updates including a Marine enlistment and a Hagerstown television project.
F R Young of Frederick received the Silver Beaver Award for outstanding service to boyhood at the Fifth Annual Scouters Recognition Pot Dinner. He organized Troop 276 in 1937 and has led local scouting for over 20 years, serving as Institutional Representative and district camping leader. The event featured remarks by Dr Shane MacCarthy and music by the U S Army Band.
Mr and Mrs D E Stotler of Urbana return from a Florida vacation visiting Mr and Mrs Earl Hargett, niece of Mr Stotler. Linda Shipley observes her 38th birthday. Jerry Lawson, son of Clyde Lawson Sr., turns ten Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Allen O Knill announce their third child Jeffrey Alanson born Feb 1 at Frederick Memorial. Knill also celebrate their fifth anniversary Jan 31. Ralph F Martz of Clarksburg marks his 56th birthday. Mrs George C Crum hosts dinner in his honor with Mr and Mrs Martz, George D Martz, and Jay Crom present. Caroline McSherry, daughter of Mr and Mrs James McSherry Shriver, acts as flower girl at Madeline Shriver and Hasewell Franklin wedding in Westminster. Elizabeth DuF Tyler attends from East Second Street Frederick.
Among the sick Mr Russell H Lindsay of Pearl street is a patient at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia Mr Lourren Welty Jr of Catoctin avenue remains confined at Newton D Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia Mr Harold A Twentey Manse Road Hagerstown formerly of Yellow Springs is a patient at Washington County Hospital Hagerstown for observation and treatment Mr Harvey Showe East Patrick Street is reported improved at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he is a medical patient William Specht of Frederick Route 5 an employee of Meadows Van and Storage entered Frederick Memorial Hospital Thursday and underwent surgery Friday He is getting along nicely it was reported Mrs Ruby W Myers a patient for the past two weeks at Frederick Memorial Hospital is improving slowly but is not yet permitted to have visitors
iSide Glances at a dispute between two figures over how to handle the Soviet Union. The piece notes Stassen favors more concessions than the secretary and questions how they have remained allied.
The column discusses Western leverage in Cold War talks, noting shifts as U S officials rethink positions amid evolving missile and satellite discourse. It cites Stassen’s possible resignation and Eisenhower’s stance on leadership and equality in the summit context.
The 23rd anniversary banquet of the Junior Fire Co. Ladies Auxiliary was held at 6 30 p.m. January 29 at the Hotel Frederick with about 60 members and guests present Gifts were presented to outgoing president Mrs Margaret Engle and incoming president Roberta Hopkins. Others introduced included state president Mrs Nettie Fox state treasurer Mrs Edna Miller county president Mrs Laura Walker county chaplain Mrs Zoe Kline county organizer Mrs Mildred Kottmger Captain Charles Bell and SRO members.
Stock bid and asked prices from Alex Brown and Sons guide local securities. Letters of administration on Rosie M. Baker estate granted in Orphans Court to attorney C. Clifton Wirts. Heirs include sister and nephew. Realty around $6,000 offered by local office for small problems at 120 West Church Street. Call 9:30 am to 5 pm weekdays.
Mrs Helen Mullican and Mrs Sally Haines hosted a gathering where historian Mrs Julian Blumenauer presented a concise analysis of the Auxiliary’s past. A two year old clipping saved by Misa Charlotte Loy recalled the first banquet and officers. North End Civic Association, led by Master of Ceremonies Charles Main, provided entertainment. Committee members included Mrs Virginia Danner, chairwoman, along with Mrs Helen Delauder, Mrs Helen Bruchey, Mrs Ruth Singer, and Mrs Kate Gittinger.
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