Frage 2 WHE News at Frederick Friday Brief
Frage 2 WHE News from Frederick runs Friday with brief items from the area. Early notice lists a segment lineup and local announcements for the station audience.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1958
Page
2
Frage 2 WHE News from Frederick runs Friday with brief items from the area. Early notice lists a segment lineup and local announcements for the station audience.
Invitations were issued for the marriage of Kathryn Sherby Weinberg and Dr. Wendell Mitchell Levi Sr. The ceremony will be at the Weinberg home with a reception at the Francis Scott Key Hotel. The Frederick Luther League and Young Adults Class hosted a pre ceremony supper and planned a Luther League gathering and a January workshop.
Society notes: United Daughters of the Confederacy announce a luncheon January 18 at Francis Scott Key Hotel starting at 1 pm. Guest speaker will be Mrs. L. George Larsen, MD. Also reported: engagements, social dances at Francis Scott Key Hotel, and local book review group activity.
Future Teachers of America plan a leadership conference at Western Maryland College with Frederick High School officers Dianne Lawson and William Lemer, plus Sandra Kifer and Rosa Moberly from Welkersville High School. Miss Mary heads will speak on state functions and William Lerner leads a high school discussion. The theme is Lets Use What We Have. James Lightner, Western Maryland senior and Frederick High School alumnus, is state president. Also noted: Hamilton Watch Company announces nationwide sweepstakes winners in the area Mary Albert Kippen and Rita Moler are named as prize entrants with jewelers listed.
The engagement of Jett Lorraine Flook daughter of Mr and Mrs Howard Flook and First Lieutenant Paul H Schnucker A S A F son of Rev and Mrs Felix V Schnucker was announced. Flook is a Frederick High School graduate and senior nursing student at Lankenau Hospital Philadelphia. Schnucker a Kirksville High School graduate attended University of Wisconsin and is stationed at Walker AFB Roswell New Mexico.
Ann Runkles of Urbana engages Lieut Paul M Kepler of Stewart AFB New York heir to Mr Mrs G Otis Hendrickson Urbana and Mrs Marion Run kes Sr ML Airy A summer wedding planned Dr William Richard Rosenberger son of John Rosenberger Eastview and the late Mrs Rosenberger also engaged ColLEnna and Dr Rosenberger graduate Western Maryland College and University of Georgia Veterinary School
The Swedish Air Force unveiled a new fighter aircraft named Draken The Dragon capable of breaking the sound barrier. It completed two test flights for U S and Canadian newspapers, showcasing its speed and performance.
Dr Charlex Hi Conley Jr spoke to about 500 students at Elm Street Junior High. The assembly featured a Heart Association film Wonder Engine of the Body. He traced heart development from embryo at five weeks and described its simple yet powerful function. Mrs Ada L. Moore and Frank Lewis announced a pastor contest by the Frederick County Heart Association.
The Uniform Rank of Independent Hose Co. No. 1 held its monthly meeting in the Fire Hall on Thursday with good attendance. Officers were elected with Charles Handley reappointed president Melvin Schwearing reelected secretary James Russell Rinehart new assistant secretary Irving Plunkett reelected treasurer and John Wisner reappointed assistant treasurer. Committees including board of trustees bylaws and uniform parade were named.
The Frederick Hairdressers Association launches a three clinic series at Kekers Beauly Salon North Market Street with Bud Wallace guiding live-model styling and technique demonstrations. Also attending will be Edna Johnson Maryland State Hairdressers Association president. A Q and A follows. The second and third clinics are slated for the second Tuesdays in February and March.
About 200 people from across the state attended a testimonial dinner for Thomas M. Linthicum, retiring after 46 years with the State Roads Commission. The event at the Emerson Hotel in Baltimore honored a former Frederick district chief engineer, with gifts presented and plans to relocate to Flintstone. Linthicum’s career included field investigations and district leadership, and several notable figures were among the attendees.
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