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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1958
Page
2
Local newspaper dated Tuesday February 12 1958 delivers brief items from Frederick with typical 1950s small-town reporting. Includes service details, postal notes, and standard subscription pricing for home delivery and mail options.
Fragmented text discusses space exploration and its link to military defense, noting the satellite Explorer and the quest to map cosmic phenomena. It mentions how knowledge gained may aid future weapons or peaceful use, plus scattered administrative notices about wills and a military assignment in Maryland and West Virginia.
A scattered record notes a state governor sending a list of Frederick appointments for justices of the peace Christan and Eck slap Jobn Pranels Smith and Alfred Riltex. A passenger train to Lewistown drew a large local ovation with D Columns Kemp Charles Wertheimer George BE Wilcoxen and Charles dramsburg aboard. Multiple land transfers are listed on East South Street and North Market Street with several residents named. Samuel Notnaglg suffers an eye ailment after being imprisoned while wreaths were laid at an Episcopal church. C HoMAs workers and guests enjoyed a late supper in Watkersvilis on their return.
A fragmented recollection from February reporting probes and political debates. Mention of State Roads, a robbery attempt, and a fire at Kemp's Flour with local names like Mrs Manuel Weinkerg and family. Also covers Soviet discussions, US Senate consent, and a Paris meeting, with references to President Truman era figures.
The Wimalohoiwa group held a monthly meeting in Ames Building on February 28 with plans for a public dance. President Douglas Vander led the session. proceeds benefit the Maryland 4-H team, and a new committee was named for upcoming events.
A fragmentary account describes restoration of Susanne Wesley's tombstone beside Wesley's Chapel in City Road London. The piece notes her connection to founder of Methodism and mentions nearby figures and the broader dissenting history in the British Isles.
The bulletin lists admissions and recoveries from Frederick Memorial Hospital Bethesda and Fort Detrick Hospital. Names include Anna V. Feuster Brenawick Mary M. Webber Gladys Loffman ville Charles Flair and Barbara Shifter with statuses ranging from recovering comfortably to fair condition after virus pneumonia or surgery.
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls Susanna Wesley’s influence on early Methodism. It notes her role raising Susanna’s children, teaching at the nursery, and shaping John and Charles Wesley. It highlights Epworth parsonage, education, and the moral foundation behind the Wesleyan revival while detailing church figures and a local community context.
The text reports on a wedding at St Joseph's Catholic Church in Emmitsburg with Mary Muselixn Miller marrying Manald Francis Wopper, lists bridal parties, attire, and post ceremony events, and notes other local nuptials and court actions in the same area, including engagements and a divorce ruling, with details on attendees and family relations. It also mentions draft selections and military service tasks affecting local families, alongside a fragmented local social calendar.
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