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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1958
Page
2
Frederick Maryland edition reports publication details and rates for the News during February 25 1958. It lists subscription costs of monthly three dollars six months eight dollars and mentions AP dispatch use.
The piece weighs conflicting advice on staying warm in cold waves and cool in heat waves. It critiques generic tips while endorsing a paradoxical, evolving approach to personal cooling, baths, hydration, and moderation amid weather extremes. It notes inconsistencies and stresses practical, map-your-own-method thinking.
A letter urges immediate Senate passage of G. 1097 to end cruel slaughtering practices. It notes current methods in large US packers harm animals and injure workers. The writer urges letters to Senators Allo J. Eliender and Lyndon Johnson from Washington's Senate Office Building.
An informal wedding took place on February 15 at the home of Rev. C Basil Grossfickle in Myersville. Beulahiae Blickenstall, daughter of Mrs Olive Blickenstall, married Jesse E Bell Jr, son of Mr and Mrs dease Bell of Frederick. A double musician ceremony was performed by Mr Grossnickle. The bride wore a light gown with black accessories and pink rose corsage. Attendant Florinee Blickenstall and Fredrick Bell Jr, brother of the groom, served as attendants. Mrs Bell works for Frederick Tailoring Co and Mr Bell for Utedy Mo Bueheimer Co. They reside near ...
The Women’s Guild of Mt Pleasant United Church of Christ met at Miss Elizabeth Sheelenheim’s home on February 12. President Mrs. Charles Burvier led a program on biblical guidance with quiet music, readings by Mrs. Ikla Filler and Mrs. Herman Lorhner, and meditations by several members. Twelve members attended with two visitors. A new member, Mrs. Wallace Biover, was welcomed and plans for a grocery filmstrip at the next meeting were discussed. Easter Sunrise Service at Game Brill State Park was noted. Refreshments were provided by the hosting hostesses and the next meeting date was set for March 25.
A garbled account outlines an Annapolis debate on a bill amid a slate of gubernatorial and legislative figures. The text names numerous districts and officials including West Queen Annes, Allegany, Cecil, Kent, and Caroline counties, with candidates and party affiliations scattered through the fragment.
Cadet Nennis Byler of WI Northy Market St enjoys a pleasant home day. Alba visits Cadet Gilbert lathwig of Tack Have. Meoneph Avad emy students Handallstown. Debra Ann Blink Haughter Me celebrates her third birthday. Airman First Class and Mrs War McCarden welcome daughter Valli Marie born in Basiliary England. Maria Baumgardner of Brederick noted.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Budd Dean Top Thursday event on March 8 and 9, with times 8:00 to 10:00 pm. Mentions past home scenes, Leagues, broken glass, and persons Louheed, Rodis Lomper, Mr Toppers parents, and Mrs Irabert Coppers in an ambiguous local notice.
Twenty years ago the Boy Scouts held a Blue and Gold Dinner and Court of Honor featuring awards, presentations, and speeches with local leaders and volunteers recognized for service. The event included badges and honors presented by troop officials and church and community sponsors.
A torn, error-filled report notes both charges dismissed in a local case. It describes a domestic dispute involving a man and his wife, with witnesses and conflicting statements. The piece also mentions motor vehicle offenses, minor fines, a highway incident, and a community honor for Pinkney Richardson Jr. across Frederick County and nearby towns. Facts are unclear due to garbled OCR.
President Eisenhower urged a shift from polemics in the Cold War noting misrepresentations by Soviet leaders. He backed Secretary Dulles participation in policy talks and suggested Moscow must agree to a meaningful conference only after clarifying incentives for peace. A Moscow desire for an east–west summit is weighed against the need to avoid propaganda and maintain world stability.
The Forest Grove Woman's Society of Christian Services met February 14 at Mrs. Ernest Page's home with ten visitors and eleven members. Reports, prayers, and prayers list, plus fund-raising plans for April 19 and March 18 were noted. snow disrupted a spelling bee at Bolivar Church, while local residents faced hardships from freezing weather and closed roads. An update on Miss This Cramer and other area residents followed, with a note on ongoing recovery and improved condition at Frederick County Hospital.
Among the sick return to their homes near Braddock after a month at Frederick Memorial Hospital for the theater illness as a compounded tract of the right jog. Br Franklin A. Marte 134 West Ghurel Street an alien at Wayne University Hospital Tallinsare underwent surgery on Monday. His condition is reported as satisfactory. Mr Faull Burns Creagerstown who was discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital following a heart condition continues to improve slowly. Mr John Wemyburg Creagens Town confined to bed for the past month remains the same. Mrs Charley Wisner Nell Court shedl entered Frederic Memorial Hospital Sunday for observation and treatment. Mr D Chester Kemp this city is reported in uncculate condition of the Frederick Mencia Hospital where he is a medical patient. Mr Raymond ft. Sieriing 106 West Fuln strom who has been confined to his home with vires ssonmienta is slowly improving.
Fifty years ago notes from The News describe a watch station set at Carral and East All Saints to warn of approaching trains. Also coverage of petitions to reconsider Rev Isaac Motter’s reappointment, a library case gift by Falconer Baltimore, youth showball warnings on West Patrick Street, and the death of D Clinton Johnson former president of the Board of County Commissioners.
The United States appears to export its missile weapons more easily than deploying units overseas. An Anglo American agreement announced yesterday will station about 60 Thor intermediate range missiles in Britain, marking a shift in defense posture.
A deed recorded shows the transfer of a farm of about 182 acres with improvements in Ammitsburg district from Mrs Georgia R B L Reaver to Mr and Mrs Harry L Moainge for 15000 dollars. Revenue stamps indicate the payment and recording details.
The Frederick News-Post offers cash prizes for tips on local news events. Tips accepted weekdays 8 am to midnight, Saturdays 4 pm to 9 pm, Sundays 1 pm to midnight. Prizes range from 5 to 1 dollar for the top stories, with the first tip on a story given priority.
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