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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
Babson Park column argues cooling systems are now common in businesses and homes. It notes rising adoption, cost ranges for home units, proper sizing to avoid humidity, and health and productivity gains from air conditioning. It also mentions portable window units for smaller spaces and forecasts higher summer electricity use.
Court records show marriages for David C. Stine and Susan E. Winpigler. Carl Wilhelm and Irene Sunday. Gideon Darkis Jr. and Sarah Hargett. Juiu Uriggers and Ruth Sears. Charles Smith and Gloria Linton. Property deeds transfer numerous properties among individuals and firms including Brosius Homes, Lanner Realty, and several couples across City and County lines.
I A Doty Remsberg and wife Thar tin Hotsons transfer to Paul W Smith and wife County Lewis Cooper and wife convey to James D Bowne and wife County James Hickman Ganley transfers to Mildred L Ganley County Indicates real estate dealings among local residents with property holdings updated in county records.
Dr. Brandstadt explains warts are caused by a virus and most disappear naturally. Myths and fads abound but many methods, from burning and freezing to acid salves and X-ray, have limited success. A simple water soak at a steady temperature shows promise in about ten percent of cases.
A reader asks about nervous spells in a child resembling petit mal seizures and a doctor suggests brain wave testing for epilepsy. Also, Susan Kowalski, 18, from New Port, is Miss Delaware and will compete for Miss Universe in Miami on July 10. Minority counts include 1962 Humane Slaughter data and Optimist Club installations in Frederick area.
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