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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1961
Page
11
Dear Helen advises a troubled wife after 18 unhappy years, urging self support and work in a reply that also references a leaflet titled Women at Work. The letter reveals marital strain involving the husband’s younger brother and his wife and a noncooperative spouse.
A reader seeks guidance on divorce and remarriage after falling for a sober, non drinking partner. The column advises putting affairs in order, pursuing a divorce if grounds exist and religion allows, then marrying only if mutual love remains. A second letter describes child discipline and sisters exploiting rules while the narrator faces harsh punishment.
A reader asks for guidance about domestic abuse disclosed to a parish priest. The column advises informing the parish priest and asking him to discuss the matter with the parents. It stresses that no matter what has happened a beating is a serious issue. The reader should send the problem to Helen in care of the newspaper with a stamped self addressed envelope.
Mrs Donald Plunkard hosted staff and patients at the Chronic Hospital in Frederick for a birthday party honoring her aunt Mrs Irene McMasters. Community Lenten services were held Wednesday at 7:45 pm in the Lutheran Church led by Rev Willard Stevens of the United Church of Christ. Mrs Vera Beatty of Lovettsville VA visits her daughter and son in law.
The clipping lists social updates from the area including Henry Keller and family visiting Ronald House at Fort Jackson and Florida, Mr and Mrs James and Mrs Lee House in Baltimore, and Patsy Lakin’s 20th birthday surprise at Lakeview Farm with guests from Woodsboro Jefferson and beyond. It notes illness of Mrs Summers and 4H Club activities and meetings with demonstrations, pledges, and a candlelight service.
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