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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1957
Page
3
The fragment shows a newspaper masthead line dated Saturday June 23 1957 and notes the publication is mailed at Frederick Maryland as second class matter. The readable content lacks a full article but confirms standard newspaper distribution details.
A discussion of Peiping and Moscow’s stance after the UN declared it would no longer be bound by the Korean armistice. The piece weighs whether China’s warning to fight to preserve the truce is a bluff or real, noting the UN’s plan to strike China if warfare resumes. It also reflects on Supreme Court opinions and the influence of experts in the era’s Korea debate.
Obituary notes for Lewis Eyler of Emmitsburg and Mary Elizabeth Boyd Eyler survive, with six children and twenty-two grandchildren. Funeral details at the local church are arranged, and burial follows in Fairfield area. Community notices include ROTC encampment participant Wayne V Holter and hospital discharge news.
Column by David Lawrence examines hypocrisy in public life noting politicians preach reform yet resist change. The piece argues for accountability and consistent standards across actions and statements, urging readers to scrutinize leaders beyond rhetoric.
Miss Irene Cramer of Pennsylvania celebrates a birthday on Monday. James L. Kelly, son of G. C. Kelly, will return home for the Fourth of July after a four year U S Air Force tour including Korea, now a jet pilot instructor at Nellis AFB. A-1-C Kelly plans an automobile trip from the West after two years away. Supreme Court critique on trial procedures and FBI witness access follows a report on school integration and communist fronts. Mr and Mrs A Richard Zimmerman announce birth of daughter Sheryl Lynne on June 18 at Fort Jackson duties in the Armed Forces.
Twenty years ago items from the News columns recount moves and marriages. Philip C. Geracil relocates to Monterey Massachusetts for Audiocraft Magazine. Mera Braungart wed to John Holter Coblentz in Calvary Methodist Church, Springfield. Obituary notices mention Rev. Ralph E. Shober leaving Connellsville for Frederick. Other notes describe a missing bear in Hagerstown, a heart attack death on Third Street, and river conditions hindering July sporting plans.
Funeral services for Mrs Mary Ela Fahmney wife of the late J Welty Fahrney were held at 1201 North Market Street. Rev Paul J Althouse officiated with a large attendance and many floral emblems. Interment followed at Mt Olivet Cemetery. Robert E Dailey and Son funeral directors.
Frederick area playground program kicks off next week with teams formed, tournaments planned, tennis instruction for teens at 10 30 and two classes led by Bill Talley and Mrs Elizabeth Crum. Major events at Baker Park Chapel Park and East Third Park include Circus Nite, story hours, rhythm bands and craft sessions. A wedding at Bethesda Presbyterian Church, Margaret Reeves and Robert Leopold, features formal gowns, organ music, and a reception at the Kent Country Club.
General Maxwell D. Taylor will speak at Gettysburg on Sunday evening June 30 to open the observance of the 14th anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg. The U S Army Band will perform a concert as part of the memorial program. The Gettysburg Fire Department sponsors weeklong events including a July 4 parade and a carnival with bands and fireworks.
About 186 high school delegates from eleven Eastern states will attend a week long Junior Red Cross Leadership Training Center at Hood College. Twenty one staff members will conduct sessions with registration set for tomorrow afternoon.
A reader questions how age, retirement, and disability affect Social Security benefits including widow options and monthly checks. The column outlines eligibility issues and advises contacting Social Security for official guidance.
Mrs. Mary E. Harper of Hantonville remains very ill at home and cannot receive visitors. Mrs. Ruby W. Byers of Liberty, admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital on Saturday, is improving satisfactorily. Mr. Guy F. Crum of 2247 North Calvert Street Baltimore was admitted to Bon Secours Hospital on June 2. Crum is a member of the Moose Lodge in Frederick and the Eagles here.
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