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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1957
Page
2
Fragments from a 19th century newspaper item describe an entry about a commercial matter notice. Elements mention a pet office location in Fretnck Maryland and a Wednesday publication date. The legible parts indicate a formal notice style typical of the period.
The piece outlines how civil rights and party realignments shape elections across the North and South. It notes Republican and Northern Democrat tensions, potential shifts in the South, and the impact on two party dynamics if Black voters influence outcomes and representation changes.
Miss Shirley Jane Shipley daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Shipley and Nathaniel C Williams son of Mr and Mrs Nathaniel Williams were married July 3 at the Church of the Brethren with Rev Ralph White officiating Dan Dulaney served as matron of honor and Jerry Williams as usher A reception followed at the groom s home and the couple departed for a Poconos wedding trip The bride a Sykesville High School graduate works in Baltimore at Hutzler s The groom a Frederick High School graduate works for Potomac Edison They reside on East Second Street Engagement announced Connie Louise Brandenburg will marry Donald Hoffman in the fall
In this blurb items include a vehicle accident near Harmony Grove injuring the occupants P M Hammaker Col John R Rouzer and Samuel Fraley. The Frederick Juniors win the Amateur League pennant defeating Rosebuds 80 with notable plays by Gaver Burch and Kline. Carl Lease sprains his wrist after colliding at first base. The Carroll creek cleanup contract goes to Barbara Frichie Mr and Mrs Harry Weddle Park at Riehl’s Spring Frostburg. An iron bridge over Owens Creek near Long’s Mill in Creagerstown district is awarded to York Bridge Company for 1795 pounds. John A Cock reveals town masonry duties. The bride Mir Daniel Eyler Legore visits West Patrick street. Exler walks 13 miles. Marshall Schroeder joins B Rozenour and Sons on North Market Street.
Engagement notice from Mr and Mrs John Hoemaker of 422 South Market Street Frederick announces their daughter Annt Mze Shoemaker to Harold E Emmons a Hospitalman First Class in the United States Navy son of Mrs Aaron Emmons and the late Dr Aaron Emmons of Scotland Arkansas Bliss Schudmaner a Frederick High School graduate works as secretary to Dr Forbes H Burges Frederick County health officer Emmeuns a Scotland High School graduate is presently serving Overseas No date set for the wedding
Senator Becket argues against a possible Zhukov talks with U S officials calling such a meeting a trial balloon. He labels Zhukov a ruthless Communist leader who justified mass killings and would distort any peace narrative. He predicts public opposition will deflate the proposal as it did Tito’s invitation.
Sunday evening guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Ayres in Rosemoor near Brunswick included families from Brunswick Keedysville Boonsboro Knoxville Rockville and Hagerstown. The party viewed home movies taken by Mr Ayres and later Mr and Mrs James Helms and son Frank of Jacksonville Florida returned to their home after visiting Merril A Lantz on Olivet boulevard.
The notice highlights Mrs. Raymond Davis Doubs turning 31 on Thursday. It also mentions Mr. and Mrs. Gordon E. Harris of RFD 3 Frederick announcing the birth of a son at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Grayson Wiles and family, including Patricia Ann Wiles and Pauline Weddle, figure in local birthday and visit mentions.
July 31 1907 column notes a cast iron puller attached to an automobile shaft breaking at Kemp's blacksmith shop. Details mention residents and a lGdGay tour, plus various injuries and hospital updates including a pellet from an air rifle injuring a man in Baltimore and several patients at University Hospital and Frederick Memorial. Bermuda Aquarium cited with tropical fish range.
Virginia McLuckie, Food Economist for Maryland, notes summer vegetables arriving from nearby and distant markets. The weekly economical picks include sweet corn, snap beans, cabbage and eggplant with tips on selection, storage and simple flavor fixes. Peaches and pears from Maryland and California offer quality and value, with a citrus juice bath advised to prevent darkening.
The Associated Press notes boxing results with Donnie Freeman of Dallas defeating Buddy Crosser of Los Angeles by decision. Joe Brown from San Antonio outpointed Rilberto Holquin of New Orleans, and the El Paso bout finished with a ten round decision.
Former Notre Dame back Alifler testifies to Congress that NFL owners engage in controversial policies. Miller, attorney for the NFL Players Association, cites blacklisting injured players and calls the draft a medieval system. The association seeks bargaining recognition and represents over 90 percent of NFL players. The piece also notes the Domestic Building Association officers in Frederick and Sappington’s long tenure and retirement after 33 years.
Pete Rademacher says he will defeat Floyd Patterson when they meet in Seattle on August 22 for the heavyweight title. He vows to set the pace and do the work, while Patterson impressed with speed in beating Tommy Jackson in the 10th round.
Washington July 31 Many House and Senate members risk defeat if they oppose an issue shaping the justice system. David Lawrence argues for juries in criminal contempt cases, citing Jefferson and the Bill of Rights, while Democrats split on jury trials versus government by injunction. The piece critiques Senate procedure and calls for careful consideration by the Judiciary Committee.
Mrs Chrismery 82 a native of Emmitsburg and the former Jeanette Hamerick Proof wed at St Josephs church Baltimore. They are parents of Sister Mary Paul Chrismer and Lowel Mr William M Travers Baltimore Wayde Chrismer Sel Air and John Everett Chrismer Emmitsburg with fourteen grandchildren and six great grandchildren.
Washington County Board President Delphey announced a survey to widen and straighten the Sharpsburg to Harpers Ferry highway along Antietam Furnace. If rights of way and federal aid are secured, work could begin next year and finish the 12 mile route before the 100th anniversary celebration drawing visitors nationwide.
American corporations received large federal tax rebates in 1956, led by American Viscose Corp of Philadelphia with 20,287,225. The nine-figure total of 136,264,344 included other major returns for Celanese, Coca Cola, Western Union, and Overland, plus notable noncorporate refunds like the estate of Lammoi du Pont at 803,052.
A list of traffic citations issued this week includes motorists from Maryland, West Virginia, Virginia, Pennsylvania, and Nebraska. Penalties cited include excess speed, parking violations, and driving with an unauthorized person, with fines ranging around 6.45 to 114.5 dollars.
Twelve members of the Boy Scout troops sponsored by the Francis Scott Key Post American Legion left Sunday for Camp Roosevelt near Washington. Scoutmaster James Reid and assistants Edwin Broskey Jr and Milton Frank Jr accompanied them. Troop 280 and Troop 267 members are listed, and a family picnic was held July 21 at Braddock Heights. The Post received a special citation from Department at its recent Baltimore convention.
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