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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1957

Page

3

Page and The News Frederick News 1857

The page is a 1857 Frederick Maine newspaper fragment with masthead details listing price, publication frequency, and contact lines. It references subscription rates and the Associated Press bureau, with a dated note from June 3, 1957. The readable text shows formatting and misprints typical of OCR from the era.

Frederick. Ma Suncay Saee Southeen Bre MFG. CO. Coo Sr Fregenck Mercher Bureau of Circulatorsieee Associated Press Caurter TL Sday

Weddings Wisner renounce marriage at Edgewood Church

The Wisner family announces the marriage of Janice Elizabeth Wisner to James Elwood Wisner on June 11 at Edgewood Church of the Brethren in New Windsor. Rev Byron M Flors presided. The ceremony featured white nylon attire, red rosebuds, and a double ring exchange. The couple will reside with the bride’s parents. A June 9 reception followed a bridal shower hosted by the Singapore Grange.

Doris Graybill J. W. Wisner Lewis Erb Phytiss Schneider Lige Mere Wisner c New Windsor High School Pleasant Valley Shoe Factory Westminster Frederick High School United States Army Maryland Transportation Company Singapore Grange

Ruling Elder Appointed and Synod Proceedings

Ruling Elder appointments feature as Rev. Dr. James Pielleby and Rev. Robert P. Johnson lead the Baltimore Synod gathering. The conference covers Evangelism, committee leadership, and minutes review with multiple elders named to key posts. A morning session on military chaplaincies and an afternoon focus on Social Education and Men’s work are noted.

Robert P. Johnson Lord Jesus Christ Johnson Pro- Baltimore Synod Presby Lgiam Panesterian Church of the USA John Tate Evangelism Cou-L Mitte Hood College Carlton A. Guenther Ridgely Street Baltimore Guenther Presbytery of Charles W. Blaker David W. Weaver Henry L. Jacobs Newcastle Willis Berigen Air Force Walter Reed Hospital Robert W . Heavy Harry Halldrews Fredericklee County Products, Inc East Patrick Street Ian Men Rui Key Avenue J. Austin Latimer Prestree Philippine Islands

Personal notices from city announce birthdays and births

Mr Henry E Ponton Jr of East Third Street observes his 35th birthday tomorrow. Mrs Ethel Brust and Miss Jacqueline Whitmore return from Ocean City as delegates from the Ladies Auxiliary to Independent Hose Co No 1 Firemen convention. Mr and Mrs Richard Zimmerman of Columbia DC welcomed daughter Sheryl Lynne on June 19, former Middletown residents now at Wayside Trailer Court Belt Line Drive Columbia SC.

Henry E. Ponton, Jr East Third Street Ethel Brust Jacqueline Whitmore Océan City Firemen’s Ladies’ Auxiliary In| Idependent Hose Co. No Richard Zimmerman Columbia D. C Sheryl Lynne Bir

Eleven Carloads Of Rails Arrive For Local Railroad Work

Eleven carloads of rails arrived for the Washington Frederick and Gettysburg Railroad. Work to connect from East Fourth street through the railroad company property to East Fifth street with the Northern Central Railroad may be completed tomorrow. The track runs about a mile west of the city. Marguerite Roeskey, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Roeikey near Pearl, was bitten on the leg by a pet dog after stepping on its foot. The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad excursion carried 216 people with 131 to Washington and 85 to Baltimore. St Johns Literary Institute closed for summer vacation with prizes awarded to several students including James Gannon and others. Mgr Lester Toms injured his forehead after crashing into a post while playing lawn tennis.

the News Washington, Frederick and Gettysburg East Fourth Street Railroad Company East Fifth Street Northern Central Railroad Marguerite Roeskey George Roeikey Pearl Baltimore and Ohio Washington Baltimore ST. John's Literary Institute James Gannon Wiliam Wickless Francis Eisenbauer Edgar Summers William Dempsey Thomas Russell Wil Wem Ford John Russell Eugene Starney Mgr Lester Toms

Twenty Years Ago Items From the Columns Of The News

Frederick High School vice principal Prof Charles H Remsberg retires after 38 years with the school system. Frank Shankle of 337 West Patrick Street seriously injured after a ladder fall in his driveway. Betty Hiteshew, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles P Hiteshew, employed for summer on the S S Chatham between Baltimore and Boston. A contract for 18 summer uniforms for the city police department awarded to Rosenour's at 25.25 per uniform at a meeting of the Mayor and Aldermen.

the News Jane Charles H. Remsberg Frederick High School Frank Shankle West Patrick Street Betty Hiteshew Charles P. Hiteshew S. S. Chatham Merchants and Miners Transportation Company Baltimore Boston Rosenour’s

R P Smith Retires As P E President

R P Smith retires as Potomac Edison president after guiding vast plant investment now near 100 million dollars. He oversaw elimination of non electric operations, including Blue Ridge Lines sale to Greyhound in 1955 and Hagstown bus sale to end transportation interests. Smith helped found Maryland Utilities Association and led regional electric groups.

Potomac Edison Blue Ridge Lines Greyhound Lines Hag- Stown City Bus Potomat Edison Smith Maryland Utilities ’Association Southeastern Electric

Crusade Sidelights: Local Leader Chairs Hospital Drive

The article profiles a dedicated local leader who headed the campaign for an expanded Washington County Hospital and served twenty years as hospital trustees president. He chairs Hood College and the Hagerstown YMCA boards, leads Massanutten Academy work, and holds multiple church and civic posts including the Homewood Church, National Mission of the Reformed Church, and Christian lay groups. He also sits on boards for Marken and jelfeld Inc, Mutual Insurance Co of Frederick County, and LeGore Lime Co, while remaining active in Christ's Evangelical and Reformed Church affairs and the church sistory.

Cam’ ‘Paign Washington ‘County Hood College Massanutten Academy Hagerstown Y. M. C. A Homewood Church National Mission of the Reformed Church Washington County Council of Marken Andjjelfeld, Inc The Mutual Insurance Co Frederick County LeGore Lime Co LeGore Smith Christ's Evangelical Hagerstown Stultz Potomac Edison Company Potomac Edison JM. Stultz Washington County Win ‘Chester Virginia American Cancer Society Home Federal Savings Land Loan Association Hagterstown Good Will Industries, Inc Potomac Edi Northern Virginia Power Company Potomac Light and Power Company South Penn Power Company

Social Security deadline affects disabled groups June 30

Ray Henry explains a June 30 deadline that could freeze Social Security records for two groups of disabled people. Those 50 to 65 who haven't applied for disability payments and those under 50 who may apply to preserve rights face possible loss of benefits if they wait. The article outlines eligibility, work requirements, and how backdating of disability dates works under the rule.

Ray Henry WWE Smith Hagerstown Maryland State School Survey Commission Ission Potomac Edison Bridgewater College of Bridge-the Iwater Blue Ridge College Bridgewater Franklin and Marshall Theological ‘Seminary of the Evangelical and Reformed Church In Lancaster Senate College Park Ernor McKeldin Franklin L. Burdette Maryland Port Authority Bureau of Govern University S Hood College Social Security of Maryland U.S. Senate

Community Garden Club Meeting June 27

The newly organized Community Garden Club reschedules its July meeting due to holidays and traffic. Open to all county residents, the session runs 10 am to noon at Extension Service Offices on East Church Street with Robert E. Stansfield presenting insecticide use and a discussion on composts and children’s gardening. Display showcases vegetables fruits and flowers.

Community Garden Club Homemakers Club East Church Street Robert E. Stansfield

Junior Women's Club Benefit Dance Plans in Frederick

Members of the Junior Woman's Club of Frederick arrange a benefit dance at Braddock Heights Pavilion on Saturday. Dick Harp's orchestra will play from nine to midnight to fund a trip for Maryland School for the Deaf students to Washington, D. C. Tickets are at the door and committees have been organizing details.

Junior Woman's Club Frederick Braddock Heights Pavilion Dick Harp Maryland School For the Deaf Washington, D. C Capitol City Herbert H. Liggon, Jr Cisb Bernard Kelly James F. Abbott Robert E. Klein Marshall Dick Charles A. Dixon, Jr John C. Douglas Dewey Drkstra S. Hays Kline, Jr Thomas R. Reid Robert G. Wade

Local residents recuperating after medical care

Among The Sick Charles Stull Jr Walkersville is recuperating satisfactorily at Frederick Memorial Hospital where he underwent surgery yesterday Mrs R Leslie Delauter Route 6 is improving at the Frederick Memorial Hospital following surgery on Friday Mrs Eva Lloyd Bobo of Washington formerly of near Brunswick is a surgical patient in the Doctor's Hospital Washington DC Mr Hugh H Hahn 144 West Patrick Street who attempted to take his life Sunday night is reported in satisfactory condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital Market Prices Cora Wheat Barley

Charles Stull, Jr Walkersville Frederick Memorial Hospital R. Leslie Delauter Eva Lloyd Bobo Washington Brunswick

Hospital Report From Gettysburg Area Patients

Ray Shriner of Rocky Ridge underwent a tonsillectomy at Annie Warner Hospital in Gettysburg last week. Edward Bixler of New Windsor was discharged from the same hospital and George Bidle of Middletown. Joyce M. Sigler and daughter of Middletown, and Leonard M. Smith of Myersville were transported from Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown.

Ray Shriner Rocky Ridge Annie Warner Hospital Gettysburg Edward Bixler New Windsor George Bidle Tower Joyce M. Sigler Middletown Leonard M. Smith Myersville Washington County Hospital Hagerstown

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