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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1958
Page
3
Lawrence reports on Democrats accusing Republicans of politicizing defense and security after President Eisenhower’s Chicago dinner speech. The piece notes critics argue White House aides and cabinet members cross lines, while supporters say the president urged Americans to unite on peace and security issues.
Local Bolivar items note Mrs GE Webb correspondents and families such as the Johns Soler and J W Ramsdill households. Mentions move of Mr and Mrs Childs to Hompey AW and his role as hushsws manager for a handicapped school. A patient at Newland Baker Hospital near Martinsburg is listed, with other names and addresses in the area.
Discussion on the impact of unemployment benefits in New York state with estimates of billions paid nationally. Lubin questions if benefits act as a drain while noting they support households, stores, and neighborhoods. Also reports election of two new vestrymen at All Saints Church and staff updates.
A meeting of the Butcher Protective Association discusses legal action to move slaughter shops from the city by April 1. Fires destroy part of the Eckenrode residence. ROTC and local school events feature in Harpers Ferry area notices, with community members reporting on dinners, visits, and local accolades.
Frederick Maryland edition of January 28 1858 lists subscription prices for single copies monthly and yearly with rates for mail and carrier delivery. The brief notice notes Associated Press rights and standard newspaper publication details.
Snow covered most of West Virginia with road conditions worsening. The Glate Road Commission's Bureau of Highway Information urged motorists in 27 counties to use chains for safety.
Firefighters battled a $3,000 blaze at the home of Dr K R W Baer 306 West College Terrace. Separately a new traffic light project lit at Market and Seventh streets. A passenger death followed an auto crash near Emmitsburg. Miss Cecelia Malloy, about 60, died at Walter Warmer Hospital. George Miller longtime North Market Street School principal died suddenly at his home at 7 Seventh Street from cerebral hemorrhage.
The Wreder branch of the AAU W will hold a meeting Tuesday evening January 28 at eight o'clock in the Nursery School West View Hood College. Speaker Mrs Nua ert King of Bethesda Maryland state education leader and AAU W delegate will discuss higher education and upcoming school challenges.
Emmitsburg local pages report St Josephs School hosting a Friday bazaar and charity dance with a king and queen of Hearts election for student classes. PTA sponsors a parents dance. Vigilant Hose Co. notes annual financials, new equipment purchases, and a shammy and oyster feed planned for February 27. Public School PYA holds meeting with speaker Dr Richards, Woodworking class for adults announced, and pupil reporting practices discussed. Baby girl welcomed at Waring Hospital. Welty family announces birth amid community events.
Several weddings are noted including Carolyn Wolfe and Jon Riggs mated at Myersville with a single ring ceremony. Nancy Salzman and Edward Ebert Jr wed in Baltimore with families present. Betty Brackett and Douglas Brackett tied the knot in Martinsburg area. Thelma Longerbeam and John Bayles Jr wed in Brunswick with the couple’s relatives as attendants.
Mr and Mrs Roland W Green of Woodbine announce their second child Brian David born January 22 at Montgomery County Hospital. Mrs Green is Beverly Gurden of Orange. Mr and Mrs Warren Bentz of Albuquerque announce a son born January 21. Bentz is son of Mr and Mrs Brooke Bentz near Emmitsburg. Miss Margaret H Sauerwein of Littlestown visited Mr and Mrs Guy Beam near Gosh Vea Pa. Mr Beam recently returned from Carlisle hospital. Mrs Beam formerly Nellie Asper of this county. Mr and Mrs Daniel E Thayer Frederick announce birth of daughter Elizabeth at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Thayer is former Mary Elizabeth Cox. Mrs Rebecca Kuba and Mrs Beeby visit Dr and Mrs James Beeby and daughter Michaela in Wintneup, Mass. Beeby is former Retile Magic Shuck. W.G.T. D Meeting Held Buckeystown WCTU met at Susie Nichols home. readings included New Year Thoughts and Today. Afghan for soldiers being afghan. first talking movie since 1928 mentioned.
West Virginia police continue an investigation into a Bolivar gas station burglary near Harper. Kenneth Cavalier, owner of the Bolivar service station at the intersection of all and new U6 340, fought two youths during the break in. The robbers, about 19, stole around $12 in coins and cigarettes, damaged a window, and fled after Cavalier was struck with a wooden club and a screwdriver.
Several residents and visitors are reported in or entering local medical facilities. Patrivia Clemm was admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital for a tonsillectomy and returned home. Stephen Kupferberg and Cathy Snook are improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital after virus problems and pneumonia treatment. Mrs. Maynard Waster and Mrs. William Kennedy return home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after medical and surgical stays.
At the 2th annual incident of the Sykesville Volunteer Fire Company held January 19, the force logged 117 fire alarms and 86 ambulance calls since May. Officers elected include president Edward H. Grimes and chief Leo F. Chrebnt. new officers include Woodrow Golliday as vice president and Chester L. Jackson as secretary. Fire executive committee members are Frank A. Dorsey, Robert Mercer, Elmer Seymour, J. Marion Harris, Clarence Young and Richard Vowes. Additional 1968 officers include first assistant chief Irvin Howes, second assistant chief Woodrow Golliday, captain Gerald Slains, lieutenant Charge Troster, drivers Lenn Brandenburg and Richard Howes.
Side Glances lists names including George Zepp Louis Rosier and Charles Rogier with a fire report from Chiat Chtobal showing 96 rallies in Carroll County and twenty in Howard County before recording a false alarm.
The Wel come Wagon Club Music Group, Nestcomers’ Division, toured to Washington on January 24 by chartered bus to see the New York City Ballet with the National Symphony Orchestra in the Nutcracker at the Capital Theater. Despite bad weather, members and guests enjoyed the trip.
Wes Volita Grihan presided as the American Legion Aubney unit met last evening at the Post Home. Speaker St Snider from Crusade for Freedom discussed the January district meeting and plans for the annual ward party on February 24. Committee members were named and civil defense talk given by Mildred Fisher.
Mrs Leslie W Fox and Mr George Washington Fox of Rocky Ridge marked their 40th wedding anniversary with an Open House on January 3 attended by about 70 relatives and friends. Decorations were red, a corsage worn by the hostess, and a three tier cake served. Guests included Wade Warner Jr. and Charles Stouter families from nearby towns. four grandchildren helped receive. Mrs Fox, formerly Birdie Mae Troxell, is a Thurmont native. Mr Fox worked 30 years for Western Maryland Railroad and later ran Mountain City Grain and a Texaco service station in Emmitsburg. Also noted: James F Molesworth and wife celebrated their 60th anniversary at their home in Guilon, with open house from 2 to 3 p.m. on a December 28 to be married in 1897. They have six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. The Molesworths resided in Moward County all their married life. guests included Mildred Murphy and relatives from Baltimore, Pennsylvania, Rockville, and Mt. Airy. Deeds were recorded in Frederick County Clerk's office for several properties. one transfer valued around 15,300.
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