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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1957
Page
2
The brief snippet notes a 1857 postal matter and Associated Press dispatches. It mentions a member of the Circulation office and local news organization, with postal and timing details tied to February 12, 1857, in Maryland.
A reflective op ed argues against idealized Lincoln lore and debunkers. It urges honoring Abraham Lincoln by recognizing his humanity, struggles, and work ethic, citing Gettysburg Address and wartime tragedy while urging balanced tribute.
Brigadier General Richard C and Assistant Cet sker join Frederick High School as the Exchange Club presents a Freedom Shrine replica during Crime Prevention week. Key speakers include Dr James A Sensenhaugh and Gen Mangram, Navy Cross recipient, with Rev Dale Burrington and several Exchange Club officers participating at the student assembly.
Fifty years ago in Frederick a new church budget reached 38% million dollars for the general program. The Methodist Church disclosed the total at its annual meeting, detailing funds to support services and activities citywide.
Dr E Harold Mohn of Chicago general secretary of the Commission on Promotion and Cultivation says the 384 million dollar budget is a minimum goal earmarked for three areas world service benevolences and Christian higher education The plan increases funding over 1956 and calls for stronger support of Methodist colleges and seminaries plus 143 Wesley Foundation student centers and a national church extension program aiming for three new churches weekly
Forty years after floods in the Northeast the government’s flood insurance program remains unavailable as a $100 million appropriation stalls congressional action. Commissioner Meistrer says operations hinge on funds. private insurers had rejected flood risk, delaying aid until policy issuance begins.
The Skids Club and Band of Frederick began in 1879 committed to friendship love and fun and later formed a permanent band. Joseph W L Carty the only living member recalls the troupe performing in red white and black British uniforms in 1883 and leading a carnival parade on Feb 22 1883. The Skids held annual reunions moving from Storms tobacco shop to Koontz Hall and later Junior Hall with notable events including a Belshazzar cantata honoring Admiral Schley.
The Skids Band rose in Frederick, winning at the 1884 Frederick Fair over Middletown with a $50 prize, then celebrated at their tobacco-store HQ. They toured Hagerstown, rivaled the Cornet Band, and held annual reunions from 1885 to 1886 with civic honors, culminating in their disbandment as members left for jobs elsewhere.
A Sunday gathering hosted by Gene and Dorothy Droneburg residents on Montclair Avenue featured Mrs Gerry Droneburg Mrs Nancy Carpenter and Mrs Evan Droneburg as hostesses. A green and yellow scheme was used and Mrs Droneburg received many useful gifts with refreshments served to a list of guests. Those sending gifts but unable to attend included Mrs Inza Bishop and Mrs Keefer Winpigier. Engineers seek faster jet plane with higher travel and larger payload.
Miss Geraldine P White of Washington and Harold J Anderson PH2 son of Mrs Margaret Anderson of Denver Colo were married at St Josephs Catholic Church Emmitsburg in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev Vincent Heary The bride wore a white lace satin gown with long sleeves and rounded neckline The maid of honor Miss Marie Kankasky and best man Raymond Santind both from out of town guests included relatives from Maryland Virginia and Washington A reception followed at Miss Elizabeth C Necks home The couple will honeymoon in Denver and plan to live there after he finishes Navy service
Among The Sick notes Barbara Adkins of Middletown returning home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after nine days. Addie D. Burs moved from her daughter’s home to Frederick Memorial Hospital by United ambulance. Dr John Fawcett of Dawsonville traveled to Scotland to be with his father who has had a heart attack and is reported improving. Charles E Munhour discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital and recuperating in Thurmont. Mrs Harry E Main of West Patrick Street admitted to Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown for observation and surgery.
Frederick County Health Council panel on Wednesday evening will discuss problems of the aging with Dr. Forbes H Burgess addressing geriatrics and the Medical Care program. A Irvin Renn will explain tax dollars and revenue for aging services, Mrs. Geneva Barthel outlines public assistance, and Mrs. H Albert Dean covers the family role and the Golden Age group. Charles E Henson will summarize private care for the aged and other agencies, followed by an open discussion moderated by Edward D Storm.
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