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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1959
Page
2
The nation faced a rising New Year weekend toll as final counts awaited reports through Sunday midnight. The tally hovered near the National Safety Council estimate, with California leading traffic fatalities and cold weather and icy roads blamed for higher risk scenarios.
A review of postwar U S construction shows it as a leading prosperity driver with $12 billion in 196 and rising to a record $88 billion in 1988 and an expected $5230 billion this year. The shift from housing to public works, highways lead the surge while total value climbs, marking construction as America's greatest stimulant. The report notes housing remains high, public projects expanding, and highways as the largest single item, underscoring the era’s build boom.
Annual meetings of the listed and Jsors Fire Companies were held with Joseph W Gaver as president of the Uniteds. Judge John C Wotter reads the Junie. One of the largest clay taper shifts ever held in Frederick County. Feagra vie hosted their entries and a notable raise was made. Dr Staite and others featured a movie. Barber shop opened by Harry and John Funcer near North Market. Secretary Miss Earth Mee Corrick assisted by Assistant secretary Mrs KON Stank. Master Richard Balmgard listed as marshal on North Market Street.
County commissioners approved the quaneity drage at the Frederick County Welfare Board releasing funds for January through March. The budgetary requirements total 7.58 with public assistance at 1208 for January. Other Keller 3rd was named president of the Frederick Kiwanis Club as Francis Perrott attended. The Frederick Chapter Isaak Walton League formed, Game Department allotted 343 rab bits for distribution in Frederick. The trust annual meeting set for early fall.
A charity event at Willam Po Larkin Post 112 aided needy Shuaren on December 24. About a large attendance was present as Post members led by Ambus Bryant Jr thanked John Foretown, Mrs. Robert II, and the Auxiliary unit 112 for assisting the children and others including John Foreman, Carl Ho Anderson, and Robert J. Ambush.
Constance Alice Harbaugh and Homer Floyd Horn wed at St. John's United Church of Christ Sabillasville on December 17 before about 200 guests. The bride wore satin with lace, carried a white Bible, and was escorted by her brother Samuel Ray Harbaugh. Guests included matron of honor Mars Gray Rowe and bridesmaids Christine Jacobs and Mary Ella Smith. After a reception the couple planned a Florida moon trip and will reside in Point of Rocks.
Estate of Mrs Margaret Elizabeth Wells Maser of Wheeling is probated with significant holdings. Churches receive $1,000 each. several individuals gain cash sums and personal property including jewelry, furniture, and household items. A codicil covers grave upkeep and care of certain assets. numerous bequests are listed to relatives and associates in Wheeling, Frederick, and Philadelphia.
In Washington the debate over the right to strike and its impact on essential services continues as lawmakers weigh limits. A Maryland moonshine case ends with a Magisterial court freeing Sherman Jones on a technicality after defense contends evidence was obtained illegally.
An industry journal warns that a prolonged strike could force the sector into an unreasonable and arbitrary stance, risking severe damage to interests as New York printing confronts worker disruptions.
Jack Davis associate professor and Hood College art chair opens a one man show at The Nonagon gallery in New York City featuring 25 paintings. The exhibit runs through January 24 and continues his ten year exhibition arc including San Francisco Paris and Washington shows.
Mrs Walter E Wright announces the engagement of her daughter Norma Jean Wright to Jacob R Rameberg Jr son of Mayor and Mrs Jacob R Ramsburg Frederick High School Class of 1957 graduate employed by Frederick Underwriters Inc. he is a 1954 Frederick High School graduate and 1968 University of Maryland alumnus currently serving in the United States Army at Fort No date set for the wedding.
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