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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1958
Page
3
Multiple obituaries and funeral notices from Frederick and nearby towns detail the deaths of Mrs. Ursula Hess and Quincy Lowery, with their family survivors, burial plans, and funeral home arrangements. Additional notices list Mitchell Mansfield and John Thompson, their ages, residences, causes, funeral details, and cemeteries, with origins in Union Bridge, Point of Rocks, and Weverton.
Freestanding page notes The News date and editorial context with Associated Press affiliation. Mentions nonlocal republication rights and postal distribution status for Frederick Maryland.
National report states taxpayers made many mistakes on income tax returns and business law filings. Two of every ten errors favored the taxpayer. Faulty arithmetic allegedly reduced each taxpayer’s bill by about 390, while correcting the papers brought in 398 million dollars more for Uncle Sam.
Mr and Mrs James T Hays Sr of Emmitsburg announce the engagement of their daughter Sarah Barbara to John Harmon Wilson Hi son of Dr and Mrs J Harmon Wilson Jr of West Orange New Jersey Both attend Gettysburg College where Miss Hays is Junior Class member College Choir and Delta Gamma sorority Mr Wilson a Sigma Nu member plans to enter the University of Pennsylvania School of Dentistry this fall Tentative wedding plans set for next summer
Congress resumes after Memorial Day weekend with a five day work week plan aiming at an August adjournment. Leaders expect action on federal pay raises, a space agency bill, Defense appropriations, extended reciprocal trade, and maintaining current corporate tax rates.
Fifty years ago today a flag was raised on the Key monument in Mt Olivet cemetery with a march from town. Four youths carried the flag while Reno Harp spoke. A horse ran away on Court Street after being startled by an auto. E B McCahan injured a rib while inspecting building improvements. Frederick beat Rockville 5 to 4 in 13 innings as Benson pitched for Rockville and Loats for Frederick.
Funeral services for Mrs Carrie Victoria Elsrede widow of W Histoge were conducted at 31 oclock Saturday morning at the funeral home 106 East Church street with Rev Dr Ralph E White pastor of Frederick Church of the Brethren officiating. Interment was Mount Olivet cemetery. pallbearers listed.
Miss Mary Louise Young daughter of Mr and Mrs David H Young and Leo H Wagner son of Mr and Mrs Wagner were married Saturday afternoon at Evangelical United Brethren Church Middletown. Rev Roger E Keech officiated as best man was Kenneth Reeder Middletown Ushered by Lorenz Long Jefferson Eckard Middletown. Clergy and wedding party created white galdioli pink carnations ferns and palms decor. The bride wore whisp ering taffeta with reembroidered organdy trim and a chapel train. The couple left for a seven day trip to Williamsburg and the Eastern Shore of Maryland.
Twenty Years Ago Of The News June 2 1938 reports a lost child near Emmitsburg found safe after hours along a stream, notes on a unusually wet May with five inches of rain and a 40 degree final night, Frederick authorities say 148 WPA projects face layoffs unless new work appears, and a woodshed fire destroys fuel tools and fishing gear at Tangs Rowe 168 West Fourth insured.
Former Mayor Lloyd Culler of Carroll Parkway turned 89 with birthday dinners on Saturday and Sunday evenings. The Saturday gathering at Howard Johnson restaurant near Hagerstown included friends. Sunday’s at the Francis Scott Key Hotel Coffee Shop hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Morgan. Up to 22 friends attended as Paul McAuliffe, hotel manager, brought cake and music by Dave Hagan.
Colonel Dona of Fort Derick and Brigadier Gen. Allen CLM led remarks honoring Frederick area veterans from the Civil War through Korea. Named figures included James Johnson, John Frey, Samuel Staub, John Young, Hergsheimer, George Kennedy, Charles Kennedy, Jack Dempsey Wallace, Victor Wills, and Raymond Flair, with emphasis on keeping their memory alive.
Mr Miles Linthicum near Four tain Mills will be 36 Tuesday. Dr W B Watson of Brunswick will be 80 Tuesday. Mr H Q Miller East Church street spent Memorial Day with son Sgt Robert M Miller in Virginia. Edmondson Village Baltimore announces birth of son John Franklin Fleming Sunday at Bon Secour Hospital. Birthday notices include Jerry Grove 16, Irvin L Smith today, Gordon Lugenbill 70 today, and Joseph J Coads observing birthday Sunday.
Readers weigh Abby’s column with mixed praise while Maryland real estate professionals prepare for the sixth annual statewide conference in Ocean City at the George Washington Hotel June 19 2021. Roy Bartholow and Miss Carrie Late highlight attendees.
Kennedy warns Mount St. Mary’s graduates of dangerous changes in American life and urges a focus on community, education, and service while noting national issues from the McClellan committee hearings. Included are honorary degrees and remarks by Bishop Han nan and others at the Mount St. Mary’s College convocation.
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