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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1956
Page
11
Home Demonstration Agent Miss Beanice Freh emphasizes careful freezing to preserve quality. She urges using peak quality foods, blanching vegetables, moisture-proof packaging, and zero degree storage, plus consulting university guidelines for best results.
Lovettsville residents were noted at a lawn party hosted by Mr and Mrs Alvin Fleming. The Everhart home welcomed new families as locals move into a nearby development. Attendees included young residents like Betty Compher, Josie Mentzer, Thelma Mentzer, and many others. The piece lists multiple names, moves, and local activities including church events, club meetings, and upcoming picnics.
Creagerstown residents and guests are listed in a sequence of social items. Mrs Bertie Kolb visits sister Mrs Charles Shorb in Frederick while Donna Hubbard visits relatives in Baltimore and Hagerstown. Miss Louie Fisher plans a trip to Virginia to visit Albert Coleman’s family. Allen Havner Coleman born June 21 to Mr and Mrs Albert Coleman of Luray is noted. The St Johns Lather League hosted Creagerstown Youth Fellowship for a picnic at the Fisher home with a devotion on Friendship and games, while the Lutheran Maryland Synod sponsors a Hood College Summer School for church workers July 15 to 21. The community festival planning includes a meeting for committee chairs and notes about parish house additions and livestock yard improvements. A 4-H campfire is planned July 13 at the Gaithersburg Agricultural Center with older 4-Hers leading activities. The Boston Post announces its cessation after 123 years, with pay obligations covered.
Baltimore July 6 A revitalization program aims to aid buyers and sellers at the Baltimore Union Stock Yards with low rates and improved facilities. Frank G Fitz-Roy new president said the livestock terminal will become more efficient for farmers to market their livestock as plans are drawn.
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