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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1957
Page
2
A fragment from a 1957 newspaper shows a reference to the Associated Press and a post office in Fred Enck, Missouri. The note appears as a header or stamp with unclear context and a date of July 35 1957, suggesting transcription errors.
A news dispatch discusses a proposed 150 year lifespan and the uncertainties of such a future. It compares historical lifespans, highlights medical progress, and asks whether people would want to live that long, noting potential societal and health implications.
A special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen with President Kemp and Secretary Waters of the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad seeks permission to use a small steam engine to transport rails. action deferred pending another conference. The diamond opposite Ox Fibre Brush Company leveled for amateur league use, laid out with a traction engine and road plow. lines and bases set by Rufus A. Rager. Citizens of Burkittsville oppose saloon licenses amid petitions and a Lutheran minister sermon. Trinity M. E. Sunday school enjoyed a straw ride to White Rock led by Rev. John Paul Tyler.
Sections of the proposed quamiing code for Frederick faced bitter attacks at a special meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen. Three elder men voiced opposition to parts of the ordinance. County authorities and federal agents raided the county s largest still near Frederick Junction and arrested two men. George St Allnutt of Adamstown died at Harrisburg hospital at age 63. The city began street showers today as heat pressed on residents with Chester Simmons in charge of sprinklers.
In a London address Khrushchev denounces Eisenhower for calling a clean hydrogen bomb possible and argues a ban on all nuclear tests and weapon production is needed. He warns the West would be disarmed and accuses Communists of stirring anti nuclear sentiment to push their strategy. The piece notes Soviet aims to ban testing while preserving bomb production.
Beginning Sunday at eight in the morning, a drive in church service will be held weekly at the Hi Way Drive In Theater Route 40 West beyond South Mountain. Tourists and locals may attend from their cars with in car speakers provided. Rev. Charles M LeFew of Washington Square Methodist Church in Hagerstown will conduct services throughout the summer.
Frederick Memorial Hospital reports several births including Jalen Tate 19, Thomas Edwin Jr., Carol Lynn, Valerie Margaret, Bonnie Maria, April Lyon, David Lee Jr., Marilyn Patricia, Teresa Lynn, Cynthia Louise and Sue Elizabeth. Parents include Holland, Merry, Pratt, Fogle, Myers, Carey, Himes, Lyles, Hildebrand, Lutz, Grams. Locations span Frederick area and nearby towns.
The wedding of Miss Joann Wisner to Lewis Wisner took place at Harriott Chapel Catoctin Furnace with Rev Bernard A Jennings officiating. The ceremony featured white gladioli decor, a Chantilly lace gown, and a white Bible bouquet. After the reception the couple left for a Niagara Falls trip and will reside on Frederick Avenue in Walkersville.
Shirley Isabel Keeneth Ede wards and Glenn Lee Reeder announced engagement. Shirley is Boonsboro High School Class of 1956 graduate and works in Frederick. Glenn is Boonsboro High School Class of 1936 graduate and employed by Food Fair Stores in Frederick. Wedding set for August 30.
Friday morning features all playground tournament finals in singles at Baker Park from 9 to 12, supervised by sports director Mr. Fleagle and assistant Bill Talley. Special events include a Shrashing Bee, a Movie Matinee at Tiny Tot Town, and a Family Pet Show at Maryland Park. Sunday evening brings the Browningsville Band concert in Baker Park at 8:15 after vesper services.
A column details guests and travels including Miss Doris Ann Bridges staying with Disney cousins in Edgemore and visits to Dundalk. Others return from Vermont Massachusetts and Poconos while local families plan church and hospital news, social events and a Mullinix Park party with costume winners and a band concert.
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