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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1959
Page
12
Readable text lists church names, ministers, and service times across Maryland towns including Bresswick Doubs Forest Grove Utica Urbana Mt. Airy and more. Entries specify worship times Sunday schools and special services with several Lent observances and guest ministers.
Register of Wills Thomas M. Eichelberger released the first and final administration account for Annie V. Mann estate totaling 356 063.00 with a net estate of 46 086.61 after taxes and disbursements and a three way split among Harry F. Mann Ruth V. Hawkins and Lloyd M. Mann. A second final account for Buena V. Wolfe estate shows a net 4 802.90 with 1 000 bequest to Wolfsville Reformed cemetery and remainder to relatives after inheritance taxes.
The Maryland Blue Cross plan reported a loss in 1958 with expenses of 23.7 million dollars against 23.3 million in subscription charges. Administrative costs reached 1.2 million and year end reserves stood at 3.4 million, up from 5.2 million. Enrollment rose by 1.018 million to over 193 thousand subscribers receiving hospital benefits.
Allen Loun of Chanute Air Force Base spends two weeks with his parents in Kemptown and a party is held in his honor. Lloyd Ensweiler, also from Chanute AFB, visits his parents. Community gatherings include Providence Stewards meetings and church conferences at Montgomery Methodist and Harmony Church of the Brethren. Bishop W L Essex dies. note on Theodore Roosevelt era White House wings.
Several families from Woodsboro Mathias Rockville Thurmont Lewistown Littlestown and Frederick Memorial Hospital are noted as visiting or welcoming guests. Frequent Sunday visits include the Nysses Eyler Schildt Hahn Wantz Fox Stambaugh and Baller households. A birth addition is reported and 75 people attended Mt Tabor Sunday School at Rocky Ridge Fire Hall.
Cunningham Falls State Park faces a busy season as officials cite insufficient parking and picnic facilities. Superintendent J Peter Frey says last summer forced campers to seek space elsewhere and expects higher demand with central access to Gettysburg Washington Harpers Ferry and Antietam Battlefield. Overnight camping and expanded amenities are noted as needed to handle growing use.
February homemaker meetings across Frederick featured one dish meals demonstrations by Mrs. William Koontz, Mrs. Calvin Rice, and others. Leaders stressed protein and cost saving, with business notes, new members, and upcoming events at Hood College and Lincoln.
Mrs Jenn D Kaas and Mrs Ralph Reck spent a few days with daughter Doris Reck in Luuwenoti. Myne Reck visited New Wan a Sor. Mr and Mrs Ralph Reck hosted weekend guests. Ethel Mumma visited her sister Mrs George Schaeffer in Germantown. Helen Mumma and Isabel Mathias called on Frederick on Monday. Mr and Mrs Donald Paugh and children Donna and Donald joined Mr Rocky Ridge and Mrs Frank Welch and daughter Wanda Turmont visiting Mr and Mrs Charles Mumma and family. Arthur Keeney of Middleburg visited Charles Keeney. Emma Lou Keeney, daughter of Cartes Keeney, has recovered from bronchitis. Charles Jones and son Charles Thomas visited. Etta Wiley and Floyd Wetzel were dinner guests of Norman Wiley. Miss Shirley Stambaugh, daughter of Albert and Mrs Stambaugh, is home with measles. Ethel Wood of Emmitsburg was mentioned.
Creagerstown reports Master Irvin Long recovering from hip surgery at Kerr Iwan Children’s Hospital Baltimore with a six week body cast ahead. Bes sie M Bell observes 78th birthday at Wynelle Nursing Home on February 23 with many greetings. Mrs Margaret Hawkins, 9th oldest Creagerstown resident, marked her February 14 birthday. Glenn Harbaugh returns home near Loos Station after major operation at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Francis and Clarence Long visit Glen Burnie friends. Byron Free Morris birthday group also noted. Lenten services begin west of Monocacy at Creagerstown St John’s, next at St Paul’s UCC Ulead March 3 at 8 pm. Technicians alerted at Jodrell Bank to track US space shot, expected weekend. Peter Rainier named Mt Rainier.
A card play story from a Frederick match describes a South player executing a lean endgame tactic to win with a four spade contract. Separately a Winchester Hall meeting covered the State School Health Consultant Program aimed at methods for teaching underachieving children in the Frederick County area.
The Anction agriculture Hall of Fame is planned to be erected west of Kansas City and will honor five individuals for their contributions to the field.
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