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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1957

Page

12

February Creamed with verse and community notes

A February column blends poetry and local habit with features on Miss Beatrice Fehr and 4 H leaders, a humorous tale of Sam the car dealer, and film notes for Lust for Life. It includes February items on home life, an elderly resident profile, and a Bethel Church wedding report.

Beatrice Fehr Bethel Road Yellow Springs Winifred

Mother who slew infant held insane

In Frederick Maryland the court found Betty J Oaks of near Lietersburg insane after a newborn died from injuries allegedly inflicted by the mother. A psychiatrist testified she is schizophrenic and chronically mentally ill requiring long term hospital care.

Bethel Church Dorothy Lee Martz Clarence Martz Frederick Robert Leroy Saylor Russell L. Saylor Walkersville Evangelical Lutheran Church Bethel Edwood Baumgardner Barbara Long George Bell Samuel Martz Garfield Potts Rev. E. Koontz Helwig Elwood Baumgardner RFC George A. Bell New Midway L. Samuel Martz RFD 3 Garfield Pons Ruth E. Stull Charles C. T. Stull Sr Hagerstown Ec Uno Washington County D. K. McLaughlin Betty J. Oaks Lietersbue Spring Grove State Hospital Jacob Morgan Sterne

Youngsters Seek Lower Driver Age Limit Change

A group of the youngest lobbyists appeared before a Maryland Senate committee to oppose raising the driving age from 16 to 18. Four 16-year-olds and a 16-year-old from Easton High School urged making driver training mandatory in all Maryland high schools, arguing the bill would bar many students from courses.

Talbot County John Hunt Church Eas Jlady Peter Bailey Ion Herie Manry William Miller Fhor Vine Iavalfv Annapolis Senate Easton High School Maryland Beverly Birge Lawrence Birge

Washington watched test of early steam boat in 1784

George Washington witnessed a demonstration of a jet propelled steam operated boat during a test in 1784, illustrating early technological innovation observed by the first U.S. president.

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