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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1955
Page
2
The edition is published in Frederick Maryland by Great Southern Printing and SIFG Co. It lists subscription rates and office details with postal and circulation notes and credits the Audit Bureau of Circulations. The issue date is Wednesday March 9 1958.
Catherine E Shipley widow of Charles F Shipley of 33 East Fourth Street died at Garrison Nursing Home Baltimore. She was 80 and a Catholic, with numerous surviving children and grandchildren. Funeral arrangements by Mor. Etlson and Son, with services at St Johns Church in Washington and burial at Montgomery Cemetery. Additional notices include Susan McKnight of Pearree and Robert Penman of New Design Road with services in Mi. Ghyet chapel and Mt Olivet cemetery.
Senator Homer Capehart argues corn farming is as risky as stock speculation during a Senate Banking and Currency Committee study. Senator Paul Douglas counters that gambling inflates risk while speculation spreads existing risk, noting modern business and agriculture hedge risks through research, organization, and capital as the nation pursues new horizons.
A 11 member jury in the Circuit Court heard a civil case brought by Partners Supply Co of Walkersville seeking 3875.62 from Norman E. Green of Walkersville for a deep freeze washer and lawn mower. Green says items were bought cash at discounts and no receipts were issued.
Fifty years ago notes recount Maryland Agricultural College cadets George H Zimmer man and Robert Goodell in Washington inaugural parade. A sale at 147 North Meer Street transfers to Charles for 1000 dollars. A damaged local item mentions Hospeee build corner Viarkee and Wee Avclud with unclear details.
Magistrate Guy Ko Maitid was nominated for post in Frederick. The Democratic Committee reported results from a ball tournament at Franklin Hicshey in Middleto4 Reisterstown with a 39-22 score. Dr Walter S Vargas, nose and throat specialist of Philadelphia, suffered a heart attack in Frederick and died.
Local notices describe advancing spring printing milestones and related operations. A second item references a legal matter involving Harry Kibte of West Charles Street and a court suit, with unclear docket details.
Funeral services for Upton Boy Stoner who died Saturday evening at home in Oak Orchard were conducted by Rev. Bevan Flore at the nursing home in Crane Bridge. Pallbearers included Leighton Selmeier Maurne Devilbiss Clark Hardesty Stalder Baker Roger Grossuickle. Burial followed at Pipe Creek cemetery with Sherman Warldell Dilernienthis listed among mourners.
A campaign report claims the Red Cross drive surpassed county quotas as workers mobilize in Bruns- Wack and nearby areas. The piece discusses constitutional limits on Congress members holding new civil offices while serving, citing past cases and cautions about impropriety and parliamentary ethics.
Westminster will present Citizenship pins to eight county high schools at a March meeting hosted by Miss Madeline Shriver. Readings from the Tinud Citizens contest will be performed by invited students and judges Miss Rena Fleagle Kennel Alt. inv, Dr. Will attended.
A tangled listing of names and places appears, mentioning Wil bbsemae, Rath diner, Western Mary Tan Cotlese tive, and several individuals connected to Walkers VHles and Me wih Ms Lester Clem. The fragmentary text references colleges, buses, a bier Lean Van, Bre he lai Cent e ereberh Vist mo erh Mee Mot, and multiple unclear locales, suggesting a chaotic social notice or internal memos without clear events or dates.
The American Heart Association reports over half its funds supported scientific research in 1954, with education and community service also prominent. National office budget allocated 50.9 percent to research, while local affiliates provided more than 1.8 million to fund regional studies. A new Council on Community Service and Education aims to expand rehabilitation, counseling, and outreach for heart patients.
The Frederick section of the National Council of Jewish Women held its monthly meeting at the B'nai Brith lodge rooms on East Church Street. President Mark Weissman opened with a prayer as members discussed donating to the Red Cross and Heart Fund and aiding related services. A wheel chair was donated to a local hospital, and members were urged to support a Fine Arts exhibition tied to a Maryland federation event. A panel discussion and luncheon were announced with several speakers and a Q A period. Also noted was a sighting of a sea gull in a neighbor’s yard by Mrs Sourven Wette.
Howard University history professor Dr Logan will address Hood College at the Town Hall Thursday morning at 7 as part of the campus program. The talk titled The Indpendmeg Crisis In Africa will cover colonial issues and ongoing regional responses.
Roger W. Babson discusses Florida's Florida Research and Water Company and its study of edible live seeds, raw vegetables, and fruits. He muses on nutrition, vitamins, and the idea of "raw water" and "ray milk" while noting methods of food processing may affect life-giving properties. The piece weaves speculative science with anecdotes about seeds, beans, and the diet of humans and birds, ending with a local stockholders meeting notice.
Fe Shoemaker celebrated her birthday February 27 entertaining guests, including James Nee and a list of friends. The event honored the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Shoemaker, with names such as Mars Har, Dawn Butts, Rosalie Kime, and Dorothy Sensenbaugh appearing in the readable fragments.
A rambling tale about a buxom stewardess on an American freighter with an adopted baby, travels from Tennessee to Costa Rica and Korea, then ends with denials by authorities that no such voyage or ports exist, leaving the story clearly untrue.
Routine committee reports were heard and two men were voted to membership at the monthly meeting of the Frederick Junior Chamber of Commerce board of directors. Richard H. Kruse of Avenue a bacteriologist at Detrick and Donald L. Wise of West 3th Street, also of Detrick, were elected. Market prices list wheat at 2495 per bushel and barley at 120 per bushel.
Among The Sick Mrs A E Brownms returns home after three weeks at Fyredusack Memorial Hospital. Mrs Ira R Read confined to home after illness. Andrew G Trial recovering at Hood College campus after flu. Mrs Lizzie Ranode confined to home after filming incident.
The Woman's Auxiliary at Frederick Memorial Hospital plans a Thursday evening service awards event at Walvary Methodist Church. Dr Robert Marie, hospital pathologist, will be the presiding figure. Mrs Lerothea Tarvig leads the awards program with Vernal Moute as cochairman. Misko Vines Dendrickson serves as social chairman. refreshments will follow the program.
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