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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1958
Page
6
Fragmentary OCR text mentions Mig Lather Horne Walkerville and names like Raymond Mc Miller in association with Clear Spring. Context and specifics are obscured by garbled wording and misspellings, leaving the exact purpose of the meeting and its agenda indeterminable from the readable portions.
Sir Winston Churchill, 83, is tired and sick at a Riviera villa. A medical bulletin says he was iced and requires rest as he plans a plane trip tomorrow to see former prime minister Lady Churchill in Bri Laut. His daughter Sarah flew from the United States to be with him.
The Multiple Congregation Parish Committee of the Lutheran Synod of Maryland sets two dinner meetings to aid rural parishes. On February 24 at Trinity Church Woodsboro and February 28 at Trinity Church Boonsboro, with Rev Dr Martin Tozer as principal speaker. Discussion groups cover The Problems of the Union Church Christian Education Stewardship.
An article outlines a plastic heart valve invention by researchers including Charles A Uhumswel from Georgetown University, claiming potential future human heart replacement. It notes demonstrations in animals, ongoing valve development, and the idea of a full heart replacement once lab results translate to human use.
In Maryland sixth district race two Democrats Mann and Heller file candidacies hoping to challenge incumbent Rep. Dewey Myers. Mann, a Center College and Cornell Law School graduate with diplomatic service, teams with campaign manager Deane Heller while Heller cites no organized support and relies on enthusiastic amateurs.
The Braddock Homemaker's Club met February 14 at Mrs. Jharold Staley's home with 18 members present. Discussions covered highway safety, driving enforcement, and upcoming events. A sewing class and children’s clothing sessions were announced, plus a visit to the Chronic Hospital on Feb. 19. Plans for a spring rummage sale and forsythia sales were noted along with refreshments and next meeting details. Nearby reports include traffic fines in Westminster and Lewistown Association activities, with a Marine Corps promotion and local civic notes.
A short language note discusses misused terms and mispronunciations. It cites the example of lighted versus perched and explains endemic as peculiar to a locality or group with pronunciation guidance.
An advertisement touts Doan's Pills for quick relief from backache and headaches caused by overwork and stress. It emphasizes a painless, restful night and claims a long history of use over 60 years, recommending ingestion for relief and sleep.
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