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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1958
Page
2
A dated local newspaper page from The News Frederick Maryland shows standard AP news service and local content notices. The header marks Tuesday June 17, 1958 with publication details and post office classification.
Lawrence outlines standards of propriety and impropriety in a reflective column. He weighs social expectations, etiquette, and personal conduct, urging readers to act with restraint and discernment amid evolving norms. The piece emphasizes clarity of purpose and respectful behavior.
The June 17 1908 column notes Fourth street friction with Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad over steam engines by June 22 to avoid franchise revocation. Walkersville High School commencements feature one graduate, R Paul Smith, on an address about Men Made Selfmade and Unmade. Company A returns from Fort Howard after coast artillery maneuvers with 42 men, three officers, two cooks, two servants. Boys High School class day in Opera House includes a debate on whether woman is more reliable and economical than man. James Rowe moves his barbershop to a newly fitted room in the New City Hotel.
Washington news notes discuss the memorial table dedication for John Hanson at the courthouse with invitations accepted by Senators George Li Radcliffe of Maryland and Ernest Lundeen of Minnesota. The piece contrasts propriety and ethics in government, referencing Sherman Adams, General Vaughan, and questions of gift acceptance and political influence. The column touches on parliamentary rules and public commentary from the era.
Frederick Memorial Hospital performed several Monday tonsillectomies for children including William H. Ogle Jr Penny Merriman Lee Boyer and Nancy Cosgrove. Other notes include Mrs Evelyn Wateriman admitted for surgery and Kenneth Kline and Bertha Six undergoing or recovering from procedures. George Boyer and Hannah Lowenthal connections noted. Jose Moncaya graduate at Cornell and Gail Reeder engagement announced.
A Milwaukee investment report notes the housewife's workday has shrunk from 5.5 hours to 1.6 hours due to timesavers like clothes washers and frozen dinners. The reduction frees time for recreation and family sports as vacation travel begins, highlighting a shift in leisure at the start of summer.
Frederick area students earned University of Maryland diplomas with several graduates listed by name and hometown. Schwartz received a first honors fellowship and Phi Kappa Phi membership, while Runkles graduated with honors and Omicron Nu recognition. Other locals include Davis, King, Porter, Ramsburg, Rovin, Toms, Lanien, Willis, and more. several paths shown, from psychology to textiles and home economics.
Braddock Heights Fire Co Auxiliary elected new officers at Monday’s meeting held at the fire hall. Elected were Mrs Vernon Cassell president, Mrs Gordon Taylor vice president, Mrs Horace Opel secretary, Mrs Frank Beachley treasurer, Mrs William Poole chaplain, and Mrs Robert Wiegand assistant chaplain. Wiegand, outgoing president, conducted the meeting. Plans discussed include the annual carnival August 22 and 23, a new membership drive, and a letter to Pillsbury asking for dates for a pancake supper early next year.
Eleven playground instructors were appointed to supervise activities in five city parks with Mrs Helma Hann Bowers as the general supervisor.
Mr Robert N Grove manager of Haines Shoe Store marks 35 years with firm. June 15 Father’s Day gathering with Frank Gladhill family guests. Birth announced Leigh Ann Klipp May 20 at Roper General Hospital Washington DC. Eleanor Jane Randall born Sunday night in Baltimore to Myron W Randall and family. Charles M Bartholow Jr on thirty day leave from Germany with parents.
The University of Maryland Extension Service reports fair conditions boosted beans tomatoes sweet corn and wheat while pastures stayed lush. Heavy storms in Washington Frederick and Carroll counties caused scattered damage and tobacco planting lags. Harvests progress include green peas progressing on Delmarva and snap bean processing set to begin in North Central Maryland late June to July.
Federal retirees who retired before Oct 1 1956 gain a 10 percent raise in their Sept 1 annuity checks. The increases average about 1.32 a month and are automatic. Up to 40 000 widows may qualify. Most eligible widows will receive 50 dollars monthly or less, in addition to other benefits. Ray Henry’s Social Security for You handbook details eligibility at a cost of 25 cents.
A 17 year old confesses an illegal marriage after a secret eight month union. Abby advises parents and a lawyer. meanwhile Cumberland voters decide a mayoral race and a half million dollar urban renewal bond today. News notes also include diary theft claims and wedding anniversaries.
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