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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1957
Page
2
A readable fragment indicates an advance notice related to a sale or court matter dated June 1, 1957. The text mentions a company name likely Great Society or Great Concern and associates with Notts Court and store listing. No complete details available.
Automobile makers pledge to step back from racing and speed tests, disassociating the industry from speed benchmarks. Directors of the Automobile Manufacturers Association indicate tests of speed will be avoided and pace car duties for events like Indianapolis will be declined, signaling a shift to safety over thrills.
Citizens urged concrete terracing for the benches and replacement of an obsolete piano with an electric organ for community services in Baker Park. The letter asks the administration to act quickly, even if changing venue temporarily, to implement both ideas this season.
An article explains fuse function and circuit breakers as safety features in electrical systems. It covers fuse operation, short circuits, and steps to replace blown fuses with dry precautions. It also notes circuit breakers trip automatically and may be reset after addressing faults. Hospital report lists several patients and discharges from Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg and nearby towns.
Washington June 18 The Senate adopted the mutual security program favored by President Eisenhower. The vote reveals the Democratic party holds the larger bloc of isolationists, signaling party division over the program.
The ceremony took place Saturday at the Chapel of the Lutheran near Libertytown. Edward Francis Krats officiated as best man, with Edward Miller and Donald Megargel among the ushers. The bride, Rose Marie Smith, wore pink and white lace, and the groom is a tool designer at Fort Delaware. A reception followed at the church social room.
Showers lifted soil moisture across Maryland and Delaware boosting crops including barley oats and alfalfa as rain revived pasture. In Washington debates Democrats clash with isolationists over foreign aid while Illinois and local gatherings show civic engagement and a revival announced for Bartonsville Hall.
Olson meets former light heavyweight champion Joey Maxim in a 1 round bout in Portland. The 4%-Carl Bobo Olson seeks a return to the big time after years managing a Vancouver nightclub. His manager Sid Flaherty sought a stern test to gauge readiness.
June 18 1907 report covers AYOR SMITH and new aldermen minus Jamestown Exposition James H L Gambrill Jr. with no immediate appointments due to his absence. Baccalaureate services held at Evangelical Reformed church with students and staff marching from Girls High School. Rev E R Eschbach preached. Wittenberg College conferred Doctor of Divinity on Rev Charles F Steck. Albert Gannon injured in bike accident at Busy Corner. Charles W Dordus farmed 50 years near Woodsboro Pa with partners seeking slate copper and minerals for brick production.
June 1937 column notes Mayor Lloyd C Culler failed to open his green bag of appointments at the first administration meeting in City Hall. A large crowd filled the Board of Aldermen room as the delay disappointed attendees. Potomac Synod at Hood College urged a living wage for church employees. Masons from Baltimore and Washington attended Frederick Lodge of Perfection meeting where the 14th degree was conferred by Arthur H Doll acting Venerable Master.
Senator John Marshall Butler argues against Britain easing trade restrictions with Red China. He says the move weakens U S leadership, boosts Mao Tse-tung's regime, risks UN credibility, and invites further Communist influence whilecalling for a continued embargo to undermine Communist control.
Graveside services for Mariam Lewis Veasey 78 widow of Herbert N Veasey will be held Thursday at Westminster Cemetery Westminster Md She was daughter of Dr Thomas Hamilton Lewis former Western Maryland College president and graduate of the college The noon service will be conducted by Dr Lowell S Ensor president of Western Maryland Survivors include one daughter Mrs James Miller of Wolfe County two sisters and one brother
Pauline F Crum of Woodsboro daughter of the late Mr and Mrs Frank T Crum married Charles D Eagle of Rockwood Pa son of Charles E Eagle and the late Mrs Eagle on June 15 at St Johns church Woodsboro The ceremony was by Rev Charlies AL Price Attendants were Mrs George Wm Smith and Charles Henry Crum A luncheon followed at Mrs Smiths home Hostesses were Mrs Smith and Mrs Earl Ausherman The couple left for a short wedding trip and will reside in Woodsboroafterward
The Buckeystown Woman's Society of Christian Service met June 12 at the home of Miss Catherine Thomas with Miss Minnie Keller presiding. Highlights included readings by Miss Thomas, a talk by Mrs. Edward Stone, and praise for past year work. Several locals were reported improving medically and a public sale of a Tollie Wachter house occurred.
Frederick County PT0 officers attend 25th Maryland conference at the University of Maryland. A golden wedding anniversary is observed by Mr. and Mrs. M. Walter Hickman. Several locals, including the Weddle and Carey families, plan a trip to the Catoctin Mountains while Hollis Sloat is promoted and stationed at Barksdale AFB Shreveport. A social and military notices column also lists fireside visits and a Miami Beach conference attendance.
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