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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1959
Page
4
A reflective piece argues that aging people are pushed into isolated roles by society and institutions. It laments weakened family bonds, insists the elderly deserve integrated housing within their means, and calls for a return to timeless community values.
Fifty years ago on July 13 1969 in Braddock Pa MMR Allen Grumbine brought the first sugar corn to market selling for 25 cents a dozen. Company A First Infantry ML on G will leave for the State rifle range at Glen Burnie on two special coaches tied to the B and O Railroad under Capt. D. John Markey. Rev Henri L G Reieffer of Pa lost a valuable horse. The Bounties And Electric Coin were notified to repair a pipe on Patrick and Court before paving.
Former boxing champion JMMY BRADDOCK recalls May 1 pear confrontation as matchmaker for Owners Of The Old Anson on East Church and Mrs A Hart assure no defacement of the paper and restoration of damaged portions. Improvements near the Frederick Gambrill State Park road relocation target near completion after Frederick city acquires land. Junior Fire Company renovates its firehouse exterior painting belts and caulking windows. work to finish within a week with Edward Morgan and Noah Tillow handling the job.
Tribute to Joe Rhoderick notes his appointment as Industrial Secretary for the Winona Development Association to begin September 1, highlighting his background as executive secretary of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce and his record in attracting industries and leading civic projects. The June wedding announcement for Miss Cynthia Cushun of Ladiesburg occurred June 28 in Tyrone.
Gue McDaniel wedding at Damascus Methodist Church Saturday evening at 7:30 with Rev Kesier and Rev Hetole Wwo officiating. Bride wore lace over taffeta with sequin neckline, veil, and cathedral train. groom is son of Irving Gue of Woodfield. Reception followed, couple to honeymoon then return to Damascus area. Also notes Lib er tytown nuptials for Priscila Kehler and Ken Spielman. Khrushchev loans Ethiopia 40 million rubles to aid industrialization after Selassie visit.
Among The Sick reports improved condition for several patients. Mrs Martha Hogarth returned home after surgery in Charlotte Hospital Punta Gorda. Addie S Watkins confined to bed at Mrs Hilda Day Lewisdale. Francis Jickensheets in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial. Casper Betson returned home from Frederick Memorial Hospital after surgery. Fred Coogan, a state committeeman, and Tokizo Nakamura, cousin of the bride, are noted. Martha Seabold and Dean Wachter mourn the passing of local figures, and Kabuki theater figure Nakamura was honored in Tokyo discussions.
Richard D. Thompson officiated at the double ring ceremony in Mount Zion Methodist Church Me 8 with Miss Jeanne Grimes as soloist. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin and floral accents, Bridesmaids wore blue gowns, and Willard Summers served as acolyte. After the ceremony a reception followed at Mount Pleasant Rail and the couple plans to reside with the groom’s parents. The bride is a June graduate of Frederick, and the groom, a local farmer. Guests came from Virginia Hyattsville College and Baltimore.
Mr and Mrs Elgin Kemp Dr and X R Remsberg Sr and Mrs Herold Free Mrs Hi Summers and Jen Sende spent last month at Point Camp wedding anniversary party at their home Was Sven or Miss Edith at home on Ward and Mel both of Baltimore from London Eng Washington nia On Tuesday Jan 7 Miss Marsha Heck 231 Grant Place gave a party for her 13th birthday Those attending James McSherry v Frank Senito Benny Orlenda James Trout Jim Underwood Adrican Wertzel Sue Chaplin In Chamblin Connie Parder st ouiz Norma Cor fer Ref were served following of Rock n has as her cuest Ann fer a farmer chife who attended the of D Jona Markey Jr last Wednesday left for their home in on Friday They ran whire Miss Bertha McCall who was a guest of Mr and Mrs Byron E Hughes Braddock Heishis for the past month has left for her home in Denver Col Mr and Mrs A B Collmus Col Place arrived in New York yesterday by plane from London on their euro tour after a pean countries They were met by their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs YT DBD Wilkinson of Tarpa hannon Va and returned am Frederick Air and Mrs H R Wine brewer 113 Record street returned Saturday from an evierced tour of Europe Spain Ital t left Swiss Airlines and returned on the USS Constitution debarking in New York Cynthia Kat Fawley daughter of and Mrs Robert Faw eet obs wodar West fiith
Miss Benny Howard, great granddaughter of Francis Scott Key, died at 73 in Garrett County Memorial Hospital Oakland. She unveiled the Key monument in Frederick years ago and was a teacher at Erin Mawr School. Funeral at Thomas Church Garrison Forest with burial at the church.
Third street is reported in fair cond at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr Foster Summers and others at Mit tered University Hospital Sunday for surgery. A separate item notes a racing car crash at Amarillo track injuring three spectators. Frank T Heffelfinger, 89, longtime head of F H Peavy & Co., died Saturday of heart disease.
Vladimir S. Kolesnikoff, 73, who drafted the first U S government wide classification standards for industries and commodities, died Saturday of cancer in Washington. Born in Russia, he was a notable federal official and expert in trade data. Sister M Bernadine Lynam, 83, died in Columbus, Ohio, Sunday. Former mother of council and mother general of the Congregation of St Mary of the Springs, born in New York City.
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