06 Mar 1998
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1998
Page
8
Dear Doctor Gott notes the hip replacement left the operated leg much longer, causing knee imbalance and potential back pain. A second opinion from an orthopedic superspecialist is advised, with possible prosthesis revision or alternatives considered.
A string of anecdotes shows seniors or animals treated with warmth despite rough encounters. An eighty-year-old woman, Antonia Sanabria, was removed from a Greyhound over a hidden puppy named Cookie, then rescued and aided by deputies. A San Francisco theater usher and Missouri roall manager later received kinder responses after frictions with elderly patrons. The column urges readers, especially families, to advocate for respectful, patient service and share similar experiences with The Senior Forum.
German Kloster brewery to sell three-quart bottles of dark beer concentrate to mix with water for a 32 gallon bath. Four bottles at 22 dollars yield a bath. yeast remains for skin soothing and possible eczema relief. Brewery owner Helmut Fritsche says the product is natural and can be bathed in or drunk.
Dear Abby counsels a North Carolina reader on coping with an abusive ex who gave her herpes and provided no support. The reply urges self esteem, focus on her daughter, and notes one in five Americans aged 12 and up have genital herpes with details for information from ASHA. A second reader shares a humorous old folks piece about aging and a playful cast of characters.
Sylvia asks if age 16 is the magic time to date. Dr Wallace says maturity matters and dating often begins between 14 and 16 if the teen is trustworthy, dependable, honest, makes good decisions, and communicates with parents. Debbie weighs in on a teen dating curfew while Dr Wallace cautions about responsibility and parental involvement. Sue explains new dairy labels clarifying fat content and milk choices.
At Arms & Armor, Poor and staff reproduce medieval arms and armor in a warehouse workshop. The firm swears by quality over price, drawing 30,000 site hits monthly and selling mainly through mail order while catering to serious collectors like Matt Ruby who plans a $100,000 hall to display his dozen pieces.
France 1877 Monet, nearly broke, returns to Paris and rents a tiny studio near the station with help from Gustave Caillebotte. He sketches trains inky fumes from the platform, then transposes drawings to canvas in the studio. The works win wide acclaim with Zola praising the dramatic train imagery.
Fitzpatrick Long Ugng wed at Grace Brethren Church in Braddock Heights in a double ring ceremony led by Rev R Dallas Greene and Rev Gary Byers. The bride’s brother Kenneth Tyler of Wolfsville gave her away. Christine Gearhardt served as maid of honor and April Fitzpatrick as bridesmaid. Best man was Timothy Wolf of Quarryville with ushers William Tyler and Keith Long. Music by Denise Achey. Reception at the church followed by a honeymoon to Berkeley Springs West Virginia. they reside in Lewistown.
Mr and Mrs Charles E Linn of Homewood at Plum Creek Hanover Pa marked their 70th wedding anniversary with a Nov 9 reception hosted by their children. They wed Nov 10 1927 in Middletown. Evelyn Keckler Linn is a Gettysburg native. Former Emmitsburg residents moved to Gettysburg in 1972. They have three children Frances Henn Timonium Ann Potter Springfield Pa Lois Wheatley Laurel, six grandchildren and eight great grandchildren.
Jack and Carmela Kaspersky of Woodsboro celebrate 45 years of marriage with a trip to Montana and Wyoming. They wed Sept 6 1952 in Peckville Pennsylvania. A surprise party at St Peter's Parish Hall Libertytown honored them with family present and a quilt memento.
Casper and Connie Moore of Frederick celebrated 50 years Aug 10 with a Dan-Dee Country Inn reception. The couple renewed vows officiated by Rev. John Lippold, joined by their nine children. Grandchildren Alyssa Mashek and Christopher Remavege appeared as bride and groom. They were married Aug 14 1947 at St John the Evangelist. Connie is a retiree from real estate. Casper is a Fort Detrick retiree. They have 13 grandchildren. Carrie Kiesgen and Jason Baranowski announce their engagement. July 25 wedding planned.
A parade of engagements and wedding plans across Frederick, Middletown, Buckeystown, and Silver Spring is detailed. Couples include Laguerre and Ford, Owens and McGuffin, Weston and Noble, Norris and Barthlow, Gladhill and Heintzelman, with backgrounds from local high schools, colleges, and employers noted. Dates range through 1999 with planed spring and autumn ceremonies.
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