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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1957

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2

New Flu Warns Of Global Spread And Mild Outlook

An article warns of a new influenza strain nicknamed grope or a variant causing concern in the Far East. It notes World War I mortality comparisons, cites limited early deaths in Hong Kong and Asia, and says medical science today could blunt impact. Shipments, vaccines, and antibiotics are referenced for context. The piece mentions a Navy promotion at Jacksonville and remarks that US risk hinges on arrival and response.

Orisbe Far East United States Worza Hong Kong Malaya Indonesia Japan Thailand Formosa Thaval Air Technical Training Cent Jacksonville

Melart Jewelers Opens Fourth Store in Frederick Center

Melart Jewelers announced today the opening of a fourth local unit in the Frederick Shopping Center. The temporary first section unit will move later to a larger second section store. It will be managed by Donald Lantz, with origins tracing to Washington in 1509 and expansion to Martinsburg and Hagerstown. Principal officers Melvin Foer and Arthur Sheinbaum push ongoing expansion toward a fifth shop in Long Meadow Center, Hagerstown.

Melart Jewelers Frederick Donald Lantz Washington Frederick Jewelry Melart Martinsburg Wva Hagerstown 3Elart Jewelers New Long Meadow Roma Melvin Foer Arthur Sheinbaum Foer Maryland- 4 Jewelers Association Delaware Columbi Sheinbaum Greater Washington

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty years ago on July 6 1907 mayor Smith submitted the name of Clayton O Keedy as attorney to the Mayor and Aldermen and the appointment was unanimously confirmed Dr Ira J AlcCurdy city health officer urged remedy of typhoid risk at the Tuscarora creek intake recommending removal of the intake beyond inhabited areas and purchase of nearby property the waterworks committee to study. The Board of School Commissioners fixed the Brunswick principal salary at 1000 per year and County Commissioners earmarked 200 for furnace installation at Emmitsburg school. Tremendous Fourth of July crowds at Braddock Heights with Baker West Comedy Company crowding the auditorium and a fireworks display at night. an alarm of fire caused by boys at Harry Hokes machine shop was put out before firemen arrived. C Thomas Kemp employees enjoyed a Monocacy river picnic at Breezy Point with boating and fishing.

Smith Clayton O. Keedy Ira J. AlcCurdy Tuscarora Creek Board of School Commissioners Brunswick Emmitsburg Ted Braddock Heights Baker-West Comedy Company Harry Hoke Fourth Fifth C. Thomas Kemp Bréezy Point Frederick Junction

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Twenty years ago items from the Columns of The News dated July 6, 1997 recount city events. Mrs. Robert Lee Slingluff Sr of New Windsor and Baltimore visits Mrs. Francis D. Howard with a city display on Second Street. A motor racing program by the Delphey brothers drew 3,000 fans. five riders crashed, four hospitalized. City police enforced a pre Fourth of July firework ban, arresting seven. Horace M. Alexander began duties as city police, succeeding Charles Bell. Nearby families from Brunswick and Burkittsville spent Sunday together in Washington.

Robert Lee Slingluff Sr New Windsor Baltimore Francis D. Howard Sling- Beker Park Emma Sean Delphey Brothers Horace M. Alexander Charles. Bell Allen McHenry Alexander

Braddock Heights Lawn Fete Supports Porch Club History

Braddock Heights residents organize Lawn Fete as the Porch Club outgrowth with plans for family entertainment. Events include crafts demonstrations, chairing by Mrs. Jan Donovan and others, plus entertainment and an antiques auction. Attendance cited from past fetes and a long history of community activities in Beallsville, Beltsville Heights, and nearby Lewistown.

Braddock Heights Lawn Porch Club Iaces Braddock Heights Rokibsca Gembrill Park Lodge Jan Donavan C. Pentasd Lemas Karr At & P.m Charlies A. Dixon Jr G. P. Bings Charles M. Dahlgren Paul Kalevski W. Irving Jones Jr James A. Striver iMirs Water Foster Magnolia Avenue Erest Rolsrid Sehiey Avenue Fai Ins Organizatios Taise Toney Io Bradacckh Heights Hevert McCutchees Missarietta Hayes Hobrbeck Pere Club Robert E. Delaplaine Lewes

Teen dance draws about two hundred at Staley Park fieldhouse

About 200 teenagers attended the weekly dance at Staley Park Fieldhouse on Wednesday. Winners in spot dancing were Joan Roberts and Eldon Karr. An event at Urbana June 23 involved a softball game and a community feud, with an orchestra planned for Frederick Memorial Hospital.

Staley Park Fieldhouse Joan Roberts Eldon Karr Harold L. Lydard Pay Street Urbana Charles Engle RFD Frederick Memborial Hospital Vindebona Cornvalescent Braddock Heights Wilbur Stream Lucketts Vas Vindebona Conn ‘Valescent Bucy Cramer West Twelfth Street Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Alice M. King North Market St Frederick ,Memorial Hospital

Court records show multiple local cases and sentences

In Uniontown many cases appeared. Charles Edward Brows faced jail after a traffic incident and license tag confusion. Joe F L Whisman and Annapeile Whisman had a marriage since under a year with a pending custody matter and a 210 fine. Floyd Morgan of Yellow Springs received a generally suspended sentence for cruelty to a dog after a gunshot in June. George Stanley Hacker of Clarksburg forfeited collateral for intoxication. Officer Norman Trump and Magistrate Sheffield testified in several incidents, including a canine injury and vehicle tag discrepancies.

Charles Edware Brows Amaher Tromer Steele West Joe FL Whisman South Market Street Fredenex Annapeile Whisman Whisman Ney Morgan Magissurate Sheffield George Stanley Hacker Clarks‘burg

Walkersville High awards Alumni Scholarship to Elen Webster

Miss Elen Rebekah Webster, 1957 Walkersville High graduate and ALumni Association president, receives the association scholarship announced by Warren C. Smith. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A. Webster, she ranked first in a class of 42 and will enter Towson State Teachers College in fall.

Walkersville High School Alumni Association Elen Rebekah Webster Warren C. Smith Miss Webster Walkersville High School George A. Webster Walkersville Towson State Teachers College George L. Barrick Haile Myers Mainhart Charles Nicodemus

Social Skills Must Pace With Technical Advances

COLLEGE PARK July 1957 The social skills of management must keep pace with technical advances for scientific progress, West Virginia Pulp and Paper Co executive James W. Towson told 41 high school science teachers at a two week conference at the University of Maryland. He warned administrators must listen, foster citizenship, and collaborate with employees to ensure scientific achievements translate into societal benefit. The company co sponsored the conference with the Future Scientists of America Foundation and the National Science Teachers Association to address a skills shortage and support engineering and scientific careers amid rapid economic growth.

College Park James W. Towses West Virginia Pulp and Paper Company Bere University of Maryland Towsen Future Scientists of America Foundation National Sreceer Teachers Association Fowsen Towser West Virginia Polo and Paper Company Maryland New York Pennsylvania Virginia South Carolina Future Scientists of America Foundation National Science Teachers Association The Paper Company

Recreation News For Week Opens Busy City Playground Program

The city playgrounds report 2 042 children and 105 adults registered in the first week, with 15 293 children and 3 376 spectators attending. Various activities are planned for Family Round-up Week including tennis, softball, craft activities, and themed events at Baker Park Catoctin Park Rosedale Park and other locations.

Fuvigsia Baker Park Plang Catoctin Rosedales Park Ais Club McCurdy Field Linden Hills Harmon Field Blarriand Park Stater Park Chapel Park Maryland Park Mullinix Park Lincoln Park Catoctin Park Hobby Club Sewing Circle Jarmon Field Babee Park Mosr Staley Park Mulinix Park Chapel Lincoln Mond Beir Harmoniz. Field Indy Shelter House Staley’ Park Teen Softball League

Births Reported at Frederick Memorial Hospital

Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several new arrivals. Charles Hoffmac and wife welcome their fifth child a daughter Sherry Lynn on Monday. Richard Free and wife Cheryl Roxanne, Thurmont, announce their first child a daughter on Tuesday. Woodrow Weller and Genevieve Utz welcome Philip Edward, their first son, on Tuesday. Donald Smith and wife welcome their second child a son Dennis Lee on Wednesday. Howard Perkins and wife at 45 East Fifth Street announce their fourth child a son William Wilson on Wednesday. Jacob Shoemaker and wife welcome Mary Margaret, their second daughter, on Wednesday. Jack Davidson, Fort Detrick, reports Thomas Roger, their fourth child a third son, on Thursday. Gene Buller and spouse announce Keith Alan, their second son, on Thursday. Donald and Catherine Tregoning welcome their first son Donald Lee on Thursday. Catherine Baker Tregoning is from Frederick. Donald Catsail and wife of Sykesville announce Mark Leslie, their second child a first son, on Friday. Paul Shatin and wife announce their fifth child a first son, Friday.

Frederick Memorial Hospital Ely Charles O Hoffmac West South Street Sherry Lynn Dlonday Richard C. Free Thurmont Cheryl Roxanne Woodrow Weller Linwood Philip Edward Weller Genevieve Utz New Windsor Donald Smith Woodsboro Dennis Lee Airs Howard Perkins East Fifth Street William Wilson Jacob Shoemaker East Third Street Mary Margaret Jack Davidson Fort Detrick Thomas Roger Gene Buller Keith Alan Donald Tregoning South Alarket Street Donald ‘Lee Tregoning Catherine Baker Frederick Donald Catsail Sykesville Mark Leslie Paul Shatin South Street

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