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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
2
The piece advises handling tension with simple instinctive responses such as talking out worries, taking breaks with a book or movie, walking or gardening to burn off anger, and occasionally giving in. It suggests consulting a doctor if emotional upsets become frequent, severe, or long lasting.
Mr and Mrs A H Jackson celebrate their 33rd anniversary at Narva Avenue. Miss Janie Evler attends Camp Goodwill in Virginia sponsored by the Heart Association of Maryland. Relatives gather in Washington and Fredericksburg areas for a Schultz family reunion on June 23 at Bull Run with many members from Maryland and Virginia in attendance.
The wedding of Miss Frances Sanders to Paul H. Adams was held with an orange bouquet crown and satin gown, at an altar decorated with gladioli and carnations. Guests included relatives from Emmitsburg and Gettysburg, followed by a reception at Lincoln Logs Hotel and a honeymoon to the Pocono Mountains. The bride and groom will reside in Washington. Sanders works for the Internal Revenue Service and Mrs Sanders is a Delone Catholic High School graduate.
A model plane contest is set for this weekend with exhibitors from Farorth York and North seats registered. John Patton notes entrants aim to break speed records, with demonstrations open to the public free of charge and prizes awarded for top performances.
A trip itinerary moves from Williamsburg to Jamestown and Yorktown Battlefield before returning to Washington. It includes time at Lee's Home and the Edgar Allan Poe Shrine, with mentions of nearby sites in Virginia.
Community update listing residents moved from Frederick Memorial Hospital to home in Ridgeville and others recovering after surgeries at Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore and Frederick Memorial Hospital. Local incidents include a pond swimming reprimand, theft of nine chickens, and a pedestrian and rail case involving a Freder ietown railroad passenger vehicle.
Airs Earl Haifleigh of Walkersville entered Frederick Memorial Hospital on Monday for observation and treatment. Mrs. Richard W. Keefer of Dier, who was Frederick week for an injury to her foot, is improving.
The Fort Detrick Chapter of the Armed Forces Chemical Association heard Lieutenant Colonel C R Tosti from the Air Force Research and Development Command discuss progress in Air Force aviation and guided missiles to about five percent of attendees at the Officers Open Mess meeting. Colonel Joan J Hayes hosted the event with Colonel Leslie S Poore present. Dinner preceded the talk.
Weather Bureau places Hurricane Audrey near 336 miles south of Lake Charles, Texas and Louisiana coasts under threat with winds nearing 100 miles per hour as it moves north at about seven miles per hour. Guests of W S C S at Central Methodist Service Friday include Mr and Mrs James H Jones who will show slides from Europe.
Mrs. Kramer recounts a trip through Holland with details of travel from the German border to The Hague. She notes Dutch bicycle lanes, visits to Madurodam miniature city, and sights including a harbor, castle, churches, and abundant tulip displays.
Birth notices from Frederick Memorial Hospital cover June 20 to June 24. Entries include Mr and Mrs Benjamin Tyervar at 225 East Sixth Street with their sixth child a son named Robert Eugene born Thursday. Mr and Mrs Donald Hodge at 215 East Patrick Street with their first child a son Darrel Mason born Thursday. Mrs Hodge is the former Geraldine Saas le.
A travelogue recounts touring Volendam with costumed locals in black outfits and wooden shoes. The author describes posing in a studio, the laughter of companions, and the memorable scenes of cheese, bread, windmills, and Van Gogh prints from a weekend in the Netherlands.
A sequence of birth notices lists newborns with parents and addresses in Thurmont Middletown Adamstown and nearby areas. Betsy Anne Edward Bradley Dwight Anthony Carol Sue Donale James Donna Jane Julie Lyon Susan Elaine Sundar Bradley Ellis Peter Fenwick Stanley Eugene Jr Charles Arthur across Friday to Monday announcements.
The Zonta Club held its first summer picnic at the Moravian church in Graceham with guests including Mrs. Charles Brosius and Miss Pauline Etzier among others. Grace Brown, the president, thanked the committee. July events were announced at a later meeting. An afternoon business session is scheduled at the Francis Scott Key Hotel on July 1 followed by a July 5 picnic for Nurses on Park Avenue.
Twenty years ago notes from The News dated June 26, 1937 recount a vehicle accident on the Burkittsville road involving four Frederick youths including William B. Lebbert Jr and Ruth Smith. Other items note Charles V. Main being named to a Maryland State Police post, Marsland National Guard Air Squadron’s summer encampment at Detrick Field, and James H. Grove Jr joining the Western Maryland Trust Co. board to succeed his uncle.
The S2nd Annual Conference of the Baltimore Synod of the Presbyterian Church at Hood College Coffman Chapel voted to study enlarging the synod. A new fourth presbytery would cover counties in Virginia West Virginia and Maryland. The action does not affect the planned reunion of two Presbyterian denominations. Study leaders stressed timelines of two to three years and eventual appeals to the General Assembly. The session also heard the synod treasurer's report on benevolence finances and Westminster Fellowship work at several colleges and campuses.
The Women’s Synodical Society was conducting its own separate conference concerning World Service during the morning session.
Clarksburg residents gather at the Methodist church hall for a meeting led by vice president Mrs. W C Rose. Former president Austin Hammond dies June 20 after health issues, with his prior roles noted. Cub Scout Pack 767 plans summer events at King Pond Clarksburg with a talk by Henry Hough. Special Peru artifacts exhibit by Den 3 under Mrs Jane Coleman. Bobcat ceremony to induct three youths.
Weather reports indicate thundershowers and scattered showers pelted parts of the East and Midwest while the West stayed mostly fair. Minnesota, eastern North Dakota, northern Missouri, and the Great Lakes region saw storms, with Kansas also affected. A rain band touched the North Atlantic coast and stretched into the middle and southern Atlantic states. Hurricane Audrey remained offshore as Texas civil defense urged Bolivar Peninsula residents to evacuate for possible high tides.
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