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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1960
Page
4
The article cites Dr Fear of disease and the refusal of care as major causes of deaths, noting that belief in incurability, neglect, and desire for instant cures lead to suffering. It warns fear and denial reduce cooperation with treatment, costing many lives each year.
Funeral services for Donald Simmers were held Thursday at 2 p.m. in the Mu Creager and Son Funeral Home. Rev. Samuel Mover officiated. Pallbearers were Harold Wilmer Kelly Francis Long Chason Edward Spalding and Charles Spalding. Interment followed at Blue Lake Cemetery in California.
Funeral services were held for Hattie M. Bear in Wolfsville with Rev. Schildt and Rev. Markley officiating. Interment was at Salem United Brethren Cemetery. Additional notices include services for Luther Warne Barigis of Yellow Springs and other local deaths with details on locations and pallbearers.
Fragmentary weather notes show a 24 hour period with varying highs and lows across multiple locations, while a separate column discusses cosmetics trends and a lipstick color debate. The text then shifts to a community event planning note and a Cinderella themed page, with scattered references to vintage social norms and advertisements.
This column presents a bridge analysis by Iswald focusing on a play by a female player and the implications for NEA sponsored events. It discusses bidding strategy and card play examples with practical lessons for advancing women in bridge circles.
Fragmented OCR notes describe Police finding a body near Poole Road in Harford County. State police say the man had been dead about a week. investigation ongoing. parking meters installed in Paris and shuttle service plans for Washington area airports are mentioned in brief notes.
Fort Detrick personnel attended a conference at the Army Chemical Center last week. Georgevine spoke on procurement, with Charles J and Ira A Bel among others discussing procurement topics. The gathering also listed several basketball team members and support staff.
The page lists security league activities and a mixed batch of local items. It notes births, awards for military Good Conduct, arrivals and departures at the fort, a meeting of the Frederick County Association of Insurance Agents, a social security retirement article by Seymour L. Wolfbein, and campus and personal notices including visitors and staff events.
Fifty Years Ago items note Miss Helen Urner Ferry hosting Miss Bom Powell of Buffalo N Y and an array of guests. The Arlington Hotel hosts a Washington Poultry Show cup awarded to C E Boileau and Son of Middletown. A school accident injures Russell Myers, and Robert Schill is bitten by a dog in Ramstown.
The columnist comments on modern work life seeking more leisure time, higher pay, and less pressure to complete tasks. He questions the tradeoffs between efficiency and personal fulfillment in a busy economy.
Fragmentary bridge bidding and play notes a volatile South hands, spade lead, and possible ruff threats. Confusion over opening lead and defensive choices suggests potential missteps by East and West, with a heart return creating tactical traps and uncertain outcomes.
Mr and Mrs John Pollocka hosted guests including Marion Burkett and family at their Boyds home on Sunday January 31. The event featured games and refreshments with college student Kenneth Quinn visiting from the University of Maryland. Bud Knott celebrated a 50th wedding anniversary at his Boyds area home. Mrs George Chadwick Lena Crabtree J D Neade and grandson Chuck Chadwick plan a Florida month long trip by auto. Frank Refft dined with his daughter Mrs John Knott last Sunday.
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