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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1960
Page
4
The edition identifies the paper as an Associated Press member with local news content and circulation details. It lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions, with prices for single copies, monthly, six months, and yearly plans, and notes postal entry and second class status.
An Agriculture Department report contends 60 percent of youths are malnourished amid rising junk food use. It highlights 30 million girls aged 13 to 18 who control meals to fit fashion, often skipping balanced nutrition. Parents must provide guidance as nutritionists warn of a weaker next generation.
A large gathering gathered Sunday June 12 at Mt Tabjor Park Rocky Ridge to honor Jacob Daniel and Annie Shook ancestors. A banquet and birthday cakes by Mrs Carl F Cariy and Mrs Levi Lenhart celebrated Mrs Com s. Remarks were offered by Ri Games. Attendees included numerous Kee ney Keeney Wachter Fitzgerald Ramsburg Lenhart and Shook family members.
The Far East bound Marine Pfc Richard P Zimmerman son of Mr and Mrs Roger E Zimmerman of Walkersville departed San Diego aboard USNS Barrett with an overseas draft for duty with the Third Marine Division. The replacement personnel are scheduled to return to the states in the near future.
The 21st annual Reformed churches reunion is set for July 14 at Pen Mar with Rev. E. F. Wiest of York Pa as orator. Braddock Heights Band will lead music and the All College Hour will perform. Forty new arrivals at Hotel Braddock and about fifty on Sunday. Engineers encamped at Fair Grounds depart for Gettysburg. Maryland National Guard Company A to join near Gettysburg. Municipal waterworks inspection led by Mayor Schell and city officials. Fanwell, who played for Frederick last year, impressed in a 2–0 win for Danville over Portsmouth of the Virginia League.
A set of notes from Potomac Synod meetings in Lancaster Pa includes Rev H L Jeffer Rev Ralph E Hartman and Dr Henry J Stahr among attendees. Boulevard stop signs at Dill Ave College Parkway and Upper College Terrace ordered after accidents including one fatality. Local talk at Street Corner and Barber Shop shifts to war and politics. Public notices announce appointments for Poor Committees in several towns. Kemp department store outing and picnic at Catoctin Park draws about 65 employees and friends.
William L. Ryan analyzes escalating consumer aspirations in the Soviet Union as capitalist tactics enter state trade. He notes instalment plans, advertising, and credit spreading amid a push for higher quality goods, challenging the rigid communist dogma and Khrushchev's reform efforts.
In Rose Dale Tuesday evening the Braves defeated the Cubs 26 to 13. Stevie Albaugh earned five hits in five at bats and pitched five innings with nine strikeouts. Curtis Simpson went 4 for 4, Bobby Staley 4 for 5, Marty Falk closed the game. The Braves face the Jets on Thursday at 6:00.
The double ring ceremony at United Brethren Christ Church Tomstown united Miss Joan Oberholzer Smiths burg and Jacob Oberholzer. The bride wore a floor length silk satin gown with embroidered bodice and a tulle veil. she carried a white orchid and spa roses. Attendants included maid of honor Joan Oberholzer Smiths burg and bridesmaids Miss Annie Corden and Miss Norma Warnesboro. James Moore Quincy and Det. Oberholzer served as ushers. A reception followed at the Fairview Tomstown Community Center. The couple planned a Atlantic City wedding trip.
Mrs Osborne Price Jr led a Frederick 4 H Club meeting at Barbara and Carl Hanns home. Topics included packing a hardy lunch, dustless dust cloth, caring for sewing machines, and preparing material for cutting. A style review, July 7 program, and July 23 meeting were announced.
Miss Joanna Schroyer and Miss June Smitr along North Market and East Church streets quietly observe birthdays. Mr Merhemeeser and family plan a gathering at Trail Avenue home until about July. The group includes Annabsile Casnon and Roberts, and Hazel Sha, guests of Mrs P Plank, returning from St Peters- Fa vacation.
Mr and Mrs Mro and Mrs Jemn announce the birth of a first daughter Brenda Jean. Shar rer is the se Zimmer Kraft of Madison. Mr and Mrs Austin Rippeon RFD 7 welcome a second son Wesley Pierre DeVoe. Mrs Rincesa is the former Janet Day of Kempieun.
Leon A. Swirbul, 62, a founder and longtime president of Grumman Aircraft Engineering Corp, died Tuesday night of cancer. Swirbul helped form Grumman in 1929 as executive VP and general manager and received the Medal of Merit from President Truman in 1946. He resided in Brookville, New York.
Funeral services were held for Andrew Annan of Emmitsburg and for Mrs. Hannah Herring of Fairfield. Rev. Hendricks and Rev. McAnulty officiated with interments in Presbyterian and church cemeteries. Pallbearers included Fr Weant, John White, Paul Harner, Ned Annan, and others. Other notices list services at St. Marys Catholic Church and St. Pauls Evangelical Lutheran Church with names of pallbearers and cemetery details.
Ground was broken on the Shepherd College campus today for a new women’s residence hall dining room costing about 645 000 dollars. Rice St Martinsburg attorney and vice president of the State Board of Education turned the first shovelful. W Harley Miller Construction will erect the building with completion expected by September 1961.
James Marlow reports New York Governor Nelson Rockefeller faces party hostility as he criticizes Eisenhower Nixon and GOP leadership. Rockefeller, who left the presidential race last year, persists with independent views hoping to pressure the party, despite strong dislike from some Republicans.
A local Friends group aims to reach 500 memberships to support the C. Burr Artz Library. The organization promotes knowledge of the library’s functions and offers various ways to contribute through annual memberships and donations.
Army private Charles C. Grah, son of Mr and Mrs Graham of Fort Belvoir Route 1, Fort Belvoir, begins basic training at Fort Jackson after a 1955 Windsor High School graduation. He was released from Friendship International Airport in Baltimore before enlisting in the Army.
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