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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1958
Page
2
Law and geography themed note by David Gawrench Washin Lom describes a cryptic lineage and a wardha style rural mailing system. The fragment mentions Taenhavwor yard and Rhinistre as place references within a mottled text.
A Khrushchev reading of Lincoln portrays a man of principled resolve and analytical mind. The speech, delivered amid Cold War rhetoric, contrasts Lincoln’s virtue with wartime pragmatism while noting Hungary's 1956 revolt and ongoing economic strains in the Soviet bloc.
A wedding and birthday party item lists attendees at the Byres Rhoderick wedding held at St Johns and a birthday gathering for Ronald Eugene Eyler, grandson of Mr and Mrs John Hahit, with details on attendees and cake.
Fifty years ago in Frederick county: sleigh accident on East Patrick street ends with horse running loose and damages to Winebrewer’s store. three election supervisors named for Frederick county. John Vogel’s Minstrels perform at Opera House. fire alarm caused by overturned barrel in the Sayings Institution. Rev Frederick A Gaines dies. Khrushchev speech cited with mixed critique. wedding details for Miss Rhoderick and Mr Bures with Maryland and Nebraska ties. guest list and attire described.
Page contains a brief newspaper masthead for The News Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday, February 12, 1958. It lists publication details, pricing, and carrier rates. The readable text emphasizes the newspaper’s name, date, publication frequency, and subscription options. The rest is garbled OCR.
The Columns from February 12 1938 note invitations to all charitable groups to attend a meeting at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to discuss a yearly Community Chest drive replacing separate campaigns. Snow and ice clogged roads as crows caused concern and Frederick High School basketball beat Rockville High 89 to 42 with Sparks scoring 23.
Dean Cleveland of the Maxwell Ghudwale School at Cite mest and Public MPors at Syricuse University will deliver a lecture on Pobrnayy Gh The leetare, seen by student public affairs, at Hebebee aml Teelersal eegnasidde ath ONL er wie iow ibhaiby ab The Reparter. He previously served with UNRRA fh Natyani as cironton of their China nation Shadghat.
Ghana embassy official Akwel spoke at Asbury Street church, hosted by Frontiers of America, on inviting foreign investment. He outlined a five year development plan, noted natural resources, and cited Coca Cola and Call OL as examples of U.S. firms with Ghanaian operations, while detailing tax privileges and the role of public-private investment to boost industry, education, and healthcare.
The New Market Homemakers address focused on highway safety and reducing fatalities. George R. Cole urged better roads, lights, and courteous driving. Members planned a quiz period and assigned members to bring a written household item to the first meeting. Miss Mary Thomas, Assistant Home Agent, will lead classes on sewing children's clothing.
A group of brief personals notes lists residents such as Matt Zeigler on East Second Street and Ila Lind Harguth of 206 West Patrick Street. It mentions returning home after time away with relatives, quiet family updates, and several birthday acknowledgments for Linda, Joseph, and others observed today.
The Reviewer presided Tuesday over cases before the Department of Motor Vehicles in Baltimore. Eleven drivers faced license issues for violations including reckless and excessive speeds. Sentences varied from probation and suspensions to revocation warnings, with several defendants previously convicted or under medical or disciplinary considerations.
North Frederick School parents join teachers for a general meeting February 13 at 8 o clock in the school auditorium featuring Dr Richard Brandt of the Institute for Child Study at the University of Maryland speaking on Understanding Your Child. A sixth grade parent session at 7 45 will discuss the Outdoor Education Program for spring participation. Classrooms open at 7 30 for parents to view student daily work.
Mr Francis Lether is retained at home in Chilton after surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital last week. Mrs. Sarry Barthtow shows improvement after a heart condition and virus, observed turning 75 on Monday. Mr Miller at 280 A N Markel, who had eye surgery in Baltimore, is recovering. Mrs Chattle Moherly, Gast Place, admitted to hospital for care. The Grace Reformed Class met Feb 4 at Mrs A R B Remsberg’s home with sixteen members and two ghosts. president Mrs RC Thomas led singing, devotions by Mrs Myrtlit Shoemaker, and greetings to birthday folks Ridgeley and M Martin Creensling. Cards to Naomi Clemson and Margaret Railing, patients in Johns Hopkins and Baltimore hospital. Page includes notes on poem by Mrs D Shaft and closing songs Mizpah and Bless Be The Tie That Binds, plus refreshments and games won by several members.
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