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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1948
Page
4
Dr. Edwin P. Jordan cautions readers against excessive worry about sickness and urges reasonable caution. He notes nature often heals many illnesses and that fearing every disease is more harmful than the actual risk. The column states he cannot answer personal questions and will address common queries daily.
A 1935 notice explains plans to acquire 10 000 acres in Frederick and Washington counties for Catoctin Recreational Area with 155000 federal funds. The piece laments the deteriorated Catoctin Manor mansion, calling it a symbol of wasted resources and urging curtailment of spending to conserve assets amid war‑time austerity.
The Camp Detrick Sigma Ni Club hosts an installation dinner and cocktail party at the Peter Pan Inn tonight at 6 30. About eighty guests attend for inductions and new officer installations with retiring president Dr Leslie A Chambers giving an address. Twenty three new members join including Glenwood Achorn Mary Alexander John Conv EHH Robert Hutton Saul Kaye Eugenie Lair. Joe Stephens' string trio will perform during the reception and meal.
Aly and Mrs Hubert Yinger celebrated their 231st wedding anniversary on Sunday June 20 at Woodfield. The home was decorated with flowers and guests received gifts and were served. Attendees included numerous relatives from Frederick Wa ington Monrovia Littlestown District Heights and Washington among others.
Washington refused personal salary for his Revolutionary War service. He did accept reimbursements for personal expenses. The polestar visibility varies by latitude. the North Star is not visible from the Southern Hemisphere but is always visible from locations north of the equator on clear nights.
The Court of Appeals affirms a Frederick County case against the Frederick Turnpike Company by a woman injured on the turnpike. The Frederick News items also note the Samuel Ready School closing exercises in Baltimore with Edith L. Fout receiving a scholarship and officers of the Bicycle Club traveling to Westminster for events. Other notes mention the Key Monument Association expecting a monument arrival by August 1 and Sadie Lowe’s severe foot burn.
John H. L. Ramsburg, a well known carriage maker from this city since 1870, died at his son William Ramsburg's home near Church Hill aged 83. Emmitsburg Motor Co sold at public sale to A H Sperry of Emmitsburg for 6500. A family motor trip to Atlanta and the South reported. Mayor Culler warned about unmuzzled dogs roaming streets.
Four babies born abroad join returning Marines families as they arrive at LaGuardia Field on June 18. The group includes Victor DeSimone, Louis Mo, Janie Patterson, Des Marines, Teje Evans, Cody Wye, and George Strine II linked to Sgt George Strine Jr of York and Frederick, Pa. The Strines’ baby born in Berlin seven and a half months earlier is cited, with the family visiting Frederick and York during a 60 day furlough.
Dorothy Dix answers reader questions about discipline in a troubled home with young children, a woman in love with her older employer, and sharing burdens with friends. The column stresses parenting firmness, avoiding romance with married men, and seeking support from trusted friends.
Major Thomas M. Nias reports on Mrs. Tilhe Zazove who challenged the Veterans Administration over increments of a $5000 National Service Life Insurance policy for Private First Class Adolph B. Schwartz. The circuit court ruled for higher monthly benefits, prompting a Supreme Court appeal and debate over full policy value versus monthly payments.
A reflection cites Romans seven twelve on the holiness of the law and urges a universal law for all nations. It asserts a creator led standard of justice equity and natural law guiding humanity beyond human statutes.
Mrs. Ruby R. Dilley was found guilty of operating with inadequate brakes after a crash at a gas station injuring Vernon Rippeon. She was acquitted of reckless driving. her husband, a naval commander, testified. Rippeon survived twelve days of burns at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
In Rockville Maryland on June 30 the County Commissioners reversed a three month old move to abolish the police commissioner's post and restored Sauter to the office confirming his return to leadership.
The report lists 24 hour precipitation at 0.53 inches with June normal 4.28 inches. June 1847 precipitation at 3.97 inches. 1928 to June 1 recorded 2.92 inches. Yesterday high 96, last night low 87, with a year ago high 88 and low 68. Sun sets 8:41 pm, rises 5:47 am. moon rises 1:48 am, sets 3:23 pm. Monocacy River muddy at Buckeystown Dam. Foto Mace cloudy at Knoxville at 9 am.
The piece portrays Wayne Morse and fellow Republicans challenging the party’s 80th Congress era and deriding the convention’s scripted displays. It highlights Morse’s critique, Aiken Flanders and Cain roles, a dramatic MacArthur nomination moment by Harlan Kelley, and the staged parade dynamics reshaping political conventions.
Miss Helen Stoner of Woodsboro wed Ernest Dettbarn of Baltimore in a four oclock ceremony at Woodsboro Lutheran Church. Rev. Dettbarn and Rev. Myers officiated with a half hour organ recital and songs by Marguerite Cameron. The couple plans to reside in Baltimore after a Pocono trip.
A quiet Legore ceremony at Rev. Samuel B. Myers home united Miss Lillie Mae Winbrenner and Roy M. Dickensheets with family present. Corinne Cooper and William Welsh wed at a Rockville home, followed by a week at Hot Springs. A Reading wedding saw Betty Main Brubaker marry L Stuart Brubaker at Grace Lutheran Church with a large al fresco reception and plans to reside in Frederick.
The guide advises sending a gift even if you cannot attend. It notes a wedding gift is appropriate when invited to both the ceremony and reception. The emphasis is on courtesy regardless of attendance.
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