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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1958
Page
12
AP report discusses livestock price dynamics and production plans amid high beef demand in 1958. Signals of potential price declines loom if cattle withholdings accelerate, while hog output rising could dampen futures. Officials warn against overexpansion despite strong market conditions and demand.
Creagerstown reports Pastor E Koontz Helwig conducted a meeting on the new Service Book and Hymnal assisted by organist Mrs Clarence Long and choir director Mrs Masten Long. Choir and congregation attended with Sunday set for initial hymn use. James Heckler, a Gettysburg seminarian, preached at St John s Lutheran Church with Luther Ridge acting as acolyte.
Hal Boyle reports Vivian Blaine says show business lost its glamour when stars share private lives. She argues mystery and privacy keep allure, criticizing casual public access and overexposure. She decries plain dressing and public nosiness, noting Marilyn Monroe sparked partial glamor revival, but true mystique remains scarce.
Mrs Dickerson and Mr Donald Roberson families spent a week in Oakland Deep Creek Lake and East Rainelie with relatives visiting Airville and Taneytown and Ocean City. The Dickerson church hosted Carroll Manor Lions Club on June 29 and W S C S will meet July 8 at Mrs Leo Roberson. Bowdry defeats Luedee in Louisville boxing match.
Quizzed citizens weigh the impact of a city by pass under construction on Freder ick. Mrs Barker doubts it helps overall, while Butler says it speeds trips around town. Wolberg predicts truck traffic will drop as business improves, Schroeder doubts heavy damage, and Miller notes varying pros and cons tied to traffic volume.
A muddled clipping lists anniversaries and births from 18th to 20th centuries alongside 1950s events. Notable names include Farragut, Barnum, Murphy, Foraker, and Allen, with modern mentions of Terra Firma, Terra Firma’s win in a race, and Bold Ruler’s Suburban Handicap victory. The piece also recounts World War I and labor law milestones, plus a Bible school report and local church notes.
The report cites Derek Steinkraus riding his gelding First Boy to victory in two jumping events at the Aachen International, a Gra De al show, with details of the 32 barrier course and six-footish distances. The piece also lists a separate Maryland land and auction notice detailing parcels, personal property, and a July 12, 1958 public sale conducted by executor Calvin S. Lohr for Walter C. Ramsburg.
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