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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1956
Page
3
Homemaker guide outlines diets for ill family members liquid soft and light meals. Emphasizes appealing presentation, proper serving, tray setup, and comforting surroundings to stimulate appetite and aid recovery. Includes tips on tray size, color, napkins, flowers, and avoiding rushed meals.
Illness and recoveries Jonas Bussara and Bruce Huffer named in updates from Broad Run and nearby areas. Mrs Mary Kepler released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after December illness. Drunk on ice incident injures Maurice Remsberg sexton at local Reformed Church. treated and home. Births include Nancy Louise Huffer at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Charlee Douglas and others reported doing well. Miss Mimme Cockerly returns home after cataract operations in Baltimore. stays with doctors Gaver.
Simon Albert Spurr, longtime Middletown resident, is out and about again after a three week illness but plans to take it easy. The report notes Samuel D. Bussard as Middletown’s oldest citizen and mentions his appearance in town.
At the first rehearsal and business meeting of Yellow Springs Rand in the new year officers were elected. George L. Tuentey was named president, Jerry Eshbaugh vice president, G Chester Stull recording secretary, Edgar Ko Martz treasurer, Kenneth Bartets drum major, and Charles C T Stull director and business manager.
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