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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1959
Page
3
Miss Beatrice Fehr writes in the Homemakers Corner about dairy habits and home demonstrations. The column discusses milk usage, storage tips, and practical kitchen practices for readers.
Emmitsburg community updates cover milk consumption guidance for families, dairy product options, and cooking ideas. Local social touches include visits by residents from Frederick Taneytown Gettysburg and Beltsville, plus a Lions Club field work session and a Knights of Columbus meeting with officer elections.
Montgomery County charged 53 year old Mary June Davis of Rome Brookeville with running a licensed free home for six retarded children and two adults in a farm house near Tridelphia Lake without permits. She posted $1000 bond and a Rockville hearing was set. Juvenile court officials to investigate. Tel Aviv note appears stray.
Five hundred sixty five youngsters aged 6 to 16 have enrolled in the Frederick Recreation Commission sponsored Red Cross swimming program. Classes begin Monday June 22 at Mull and Diggs pools with ten one hour lessons. Instructor staff are Red Cross trained to teach water safety. Registration is closed.
Taneytown events include visits from Harmon Bickley and family from Ann Arbor and Rev Merle Sollinger party from Concord. Local residents host guests, join clubs, and prepare for a June Penwomen meeting and Trinity Lutheran Children’s Day service. Chamber of Commerce plans August outing touring McCormick Spice and Westinghouse plants with zoning follow up and Industry Appreciation Night proposed.
The Thurmont Bank stockholders will meet at 10 a.m. and Farmers and Mechanics-Citizens National Bank shareholders at 2:38 p.m. to approve the proposed merger. A July 20 dinner meeting is set at Taney Ing with a July 12 advisory and September 21 affair date proposed. A university conference in College Park July 6-8 will tackle church change with Dr. Herbert E. Stolis as keynote.
Arture dizi remains president of a after surmounting temporarily the gravest crisis of mis l month administration.
Clarence Edwin Ned Smith, 73, editor of the Fairmont Times in Fairmont West Virginia, died Friday in a local hospital. He became editor in 1917 after joining the paper as a reporter 12 years earlier.
La Paz Bolivia sits at 11 999 feet above sea level establishing it as the world’s highest large city. Researchers note the extreme altitude influences weather health and urban life for residents and visitors.
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