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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1952
Page
8
The Frederick newspaper dated January 26, 1952 reports local events and notices common to a mid-century daily edition. It covers community happenings, brief notices, and regional updates reflecting daily life in Frederick, Maryland.
A dinner in Emmitsburg honored Mr. and Mrs. John F. Kelly of DePaul Street on their 50th wedding anniversary. Guests included their children and in laws, grandchildren, and Mrs. Jackson Humerick, the former bridesmaid. The couple wed January 29, 1902 at St. Anthony's Shrine church. An open house followed Sunday afternoon with about sixty relatives and friends offering congratulations.
80 year old Mr. Kelly, employed for 15 years by Miss Alice Taney, cares for the Taney residence and broom makes by hand at home during winter lulls. His wife, 77, maintains daily household duties despite a serious operation. A Mass was held at 7 AM on Tuesday Jan 29 at St. Joseph's Church.
In Emmitsburg the pastor Rev Michael OBriens parishioners hosted a Mass with servers Donald Rodgers and Allen Stoner. The Jubilarians, parents of four and grandparents to twenty four grandchildren and twelve great grandchildren, received monetary gifts from children and a purse from grandchildren along with many other kind gifts.
Frederick park superintendent C Cyril Klein halted draining of Culler Lake at 3 pm Tuesday due to forecast subfreezing temperatures. About 20 inches of tap water had been removed, leaving roughly two feet of water. A Maryland Fish and Inland Game Commission rep advised stopping to avoid trapping fish in ice pockets. No seine netting has begun. The plan aimed to remove bottom fungus and vegetation and excess cannibal fish. The lake is roughly half emptied. Diamonds were likely carried south to the Great Lakes by glaciers.
The Adams town Homemakers Club met at Mrs. Harry Thomas home to view a Christmas card from a Greek woman. Spiritual life chair read from the Sermon on the Mount and a Sprayer followed. Officers elected were Mrs. Walter Page president Mrs. James Akers vice president Mrs. Robert DeRose secretary Mrs. Clark Gibson treasurer and Mrs. Palmer Snook director. Committee assignments were announced.
The Christmas tea at Mrs. Fothergill's featured new books prepared by Mrs. Jack Forpey. Mrs. Robert Marsh joined the color for homes class by Sherwin Williams. Letters from the French family were read by Mrs. William Kemp. Civic plans were urged by Mrs. Sperry Storm, including March of Dimes and Blood Donors. Next meeting set for Feb 25 at Mrs. Samuel Marrone's home. Urbana W S C S discussed spring evangelistic services and missionary work led by Rev. Kuschel. Ten members answered roll call as hymns were sung and Scripture read. The word Clock was noted to signify bell.
State Sen. Louis N. Phipps car dealer and former Annapolis mayor announced his bid for the Democratic nomination to the Fifth District seat in Congress. He is the ninth Democrat to file or indicate intent as Rep. Lansdale G. Lasseer retires after seven terms to seek the open U S Senate seat.
Cacapon, a Frederick County, Maryland native, was appointed chairman of the Morgan County Board of Health by the Morgan County Court. Serving with him are Richard M. Johnson of Berkeley Springe and Miss Mary Largent of Paw Paw. All three are incumbents.
A guide on how to spend days visiting a friend's home with tact. It contrasts intrusive following with polite support by offering help or stepping back to allow work to proceed. The guidance emphasizes giving space and avoiding disruption while remaining considerate and present.
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