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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1957
Page
2
A compilation of political commentary and boxing notes discusses hypocrisy in party politics and debates over boxing titles. It includes analysis of policy shifts, radio program exchange ideas with the Soviet Union, and comments on a lightweight championship bout and related earnings.
A collage of 1908 era notes on politics and law including disarmament talk critique and Senate duties. Mentions Mayor Smith appointments to the Board of Aldermen and former Senator Norwood land purchase. Police court fines surface for traffic violations and reckless driving in Westminster and Mount Airy.
The Governors Committee to Keep Maryland Beautiful urged drivers to carry litterbags to collect cigarette and chewing tobacco wrappers peelings and other travel trash. Bags cost two cents each and are available at the committee’s new headquarters in Baltimore.
The News of Frederick Maryland dated Wednesday June 29 1957 lists subscription rates and publication details. It notes prices for mail and carrier delivery and confirms the paper name and establishment year.
Joe Brown of Benver 7-Champion and Cubas Orlsa- 69 Zulueta meet for a lightweight title at Denver Coliseum tonight. Brown predicts a knockout as most observers expect a high seas bout with a decisive finish.
A patchwork of notes recalls events from June 19 1237 including a heavy rain record aiding crops, local politics with the Board of Aldermen and mayoral appointments, a Frederick High School alumni reunion and dance, student movements, and several minor injuries. The piece references historical figures and events with a mix of local and national context.
Rt Rev J Hart and Mrs Hart arrived to be special guests at the Episcopal Conference of the Province of Washington held this week at Hood College. The event includes an officers election and features the theme The Revelation of God in History.
Saraana Miller and Jobe D. L. Beegle wed at St. Josephs Church Emmitsburg in a 2 pm ceremony. Rev Father John Sullivan officiated. Bride wore an embroidered Swiss organdy gown. groom is son of Dr and Mrs Beegle. Reception canceled due to a death in the family. They plan Honey Moon in Florida and both pursue teaching and military/career paths respectively.
Benjamin P. Mehrling and Macy Lou Robinson were married at Christ Church in Willoughby Ohio with Rev A N Hindrickson officiating. The bride is a Bowling Green State University graduate and the groom teaches at Highland Park Presbyterian church. Guests from multiple states attended. The couple plan to pursue further study and relocate to Huron Ohio for the summer.
Two Emmitsburg men died in a car crash two and a half miles east of Emmitsburg on Maryland 32 Tuesday night. Neighbors and Hubbard were killed when a 1955 Oldsmobile failed to negotiate a curve and struck a telephone pole, demolishing the vehicle. Speed cited as cause amid dry road conditions. no witnesses. Neighbors pronounced dead at the scene. Hubbard died later. Neighbors survived by wife Janice Bouey and four children. Hubbard survived by wife Marie F Gelwicks Hubbard and four children. Funeral services set for Neighbors at Alison Funeral Home with burial in St Joseph’s Cemetery. Hubbard’s body at M L Creager and Son Funeral Home with requiem mass at St Joseph’s Church.
New Windsor High School announced perfect attendance and honor roll lists. Students in seventh through twelfth grades were named for perfect attendance, with top attendance in each class listed. Previous year honor roll members in each class are also documented.
A Somerset county couple donate proceeds from a slander case to Hood College for an endowed scholarship in democracy studies. Initial gifts over 2000 dollars by Dr and Mrs Alexander Solosko of Salisbury fund the fund named The Dr and Mrs Alexander Solosko Scholarship. The 1955 suit reduced from 10000 to 3500 dollars with consent. The Soloskos want broader understanding of democracy and hold Hood alumni connections. Dean Ivan C Diehl lists local students on Frostburg State list. Joanne Carroll Kreh and Donald Willard Kreh graduate. Kreh earns nursing degree, he a Mars Hill associate of arts graduate.
A partial list of students and staff appears in the community school roster. Included are Ecker Janet Arbaugh Jean Bare Glenda Buckingham Reba Buffington Bonnie Curfman Pati Derr Joan Fritz Peggy Fritz Marianna Garber Pat Graybill Pat Grimes Josie Lambert Jean Lesealeet Sally Manning Barbara Litte Kathy Roach Pat Roberts on Rebecca Warren Feltz Shirley Zepp Pac Wyatt Fred McKinney Charles King Ruth Dayhoff Virginia Derry Clara Dorsey Kitty Reese Lois Shanholtz Janet Stevenson Joan Wright Jack Bailey Hallet Bailey Kenneth Mort Bobby Joe Graham Helen Lambert Connie Koontz Shirley Graysbill Mary Jane Buffington Shirley Bare Dotty Lu Albaugh Donald Warrenfeltz Joan Hesson Ruth Carr Elizabeth Ann Cairns.
Frederick county minerals on display in the C Burr Arte Library during June. Ores from Catoctin Furnace and Park Mills area linked to early industry. Gems from Montana include quartz crystals amethysts sapphires and garnets. Fossils shells and petrified wood also featured. All hobbyists connected with Fort Detrick.
Among the sick Mrs. Charles Kebne underwent an appendectomy at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mr. Lewis B. Eader near Mt Pleasant returned home from Deer's Head State Hospital Salisbury where he had been a patient almost three weeks, slightly improved.
Mrs Dorsey Nicholson of Hyatts town called to Richmond Va to see Mrs Lillian Crown Warbright who is ill and on the critical list. Nicholson, formerly Annie Crown of Richmond, placed flowers on her father’s grave for Father’s Day. Mr and Mrs Kenneth Marsh Rosemont avenue mark their fourth wedding anniversary today. Market prices list wheat barley and corn values.
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