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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1957
Page
2
Public post office notice from Frederick Maine announces pricing and delivery details. It references subscription rates by month and year and notes entry as second class matter. The date appears as Thursday March 14 with garbled OCR.
Speaker Sam Rayburn dismissed any chance of trimming the $72 billion budget saying the nation has big government and it will stay. The interview reflects ongoing debates over federal spending and policy priorities.
Bliss Marie Untereiner spoke to the Zonta club at the Francis Seow Key Hotel during the weekly dinner meeting. Virginia B. Thomas presided as program chair Miss Untereiner, born in Alsace Lorraine, trained as a French teacher in France and holds an M A from the University of Illinois.
Frederick residents discuss preserving the Loats House and old streets to keep the town’s charm. Readers urge fundraising, local clubs and citizens to support restoration amid debates on funding and heritage value.
A Free Weekend Birthday Party for Hood Fathers draws Francis Scott Key Post Legionnaires and their daughters to Hood College for cake, games, and a dance in Brodbeck Hall and Gambrill Gym. The event features a four tier cake cutting ceremony, dress parade by the Marionettes, and a Dad and daughter banquet with awards.
Frederick Memorial Hospital and Vindobona Convalescent Home report patient status updates from Frederick area residents. Notables include Mrs. Soane’s return home, Mr. Albert Scott in critical condition in Fayetteville, and several others admitted or recovering at Braddock Heights facilities and Baltimore hospitals. Includes students and service members connected to Frederick.
The Frederick region reports multiple funeral services. George Thomas Cramer died after lengthy illness with services at the East Patrick funeral home. interment Mount Olivet. Winfield Scott Powers funeral at Brunswick Church of God. James Leroy Cecil buried Mount Olivet with family pallbearers. Johnson S B Smith of Palo Alto dies. interment Mount Olivet Colma. Lewistown PTA March meeting and planned minstrel show by Adamstown PTA.
Frederick High School Band under Sperry Storm will join a Joint Band and Glee Club concert on April 3 in the F B S auditorium. Selections include Esprit de Corps, Lord Thou of My Heart, Sons of Faith, Souvenir de Vienna Intermezzo, and the overture from Figaro's Wedding. Lincoln's Gettysburg Address will be read by James Fox with the band.
A letter to the editor praises the Frederick County Commissioners for saving Winchester Hall and urges support for the Loats Home preservation. The author cites the Frederick Historical Society and local schools’ past contributions, urging citizens to join efforts to keep historic architecture, including the old tavern site, from being lost.
Clyde M. Roney Jr. commends the Frederick News and Post for extensive coverage that drew a large turnout to view modern living displays. He thanks the paper for excellent cooperation and expresses hope for a similar project next year. Location: Frederick, date March 11.
A New Jersey man who tried to steal Deputy Sheriff George Abrecht’s car was caught in the act and sentenced to three months in the House of Correction by Magistrate Bowlus. A separate incident reports a truck collision injuring a man crossing near Hansonville Inn and filling station. Stein er Speaks notes a leg fracture and head injuries. Terhle E. Martz is qualified as inspector of weights and measures in Frederick County to fill the unexpired term of his father. Marilyn Kehne of Yellow Springs is confined at home with measier.
Parents and residents are invited to an open house at the Winchester Halls Scout office Friday afternoon, part of Girl Scout week activities. Mrs. Reuben J. E. Guild leads as executive director. The 45th anniversary theme Scouting is a family affair highlights households with both parents and daughters in units.
Six representatives from the high school band at Martinsburg West Virginia joined in a clinic. John Barker played Aun Eb clarinet, Eleanor Biser and Tanya Forney on Bb clarinets, Joan Bover on bass clarinet, Charles Stockman on trombone, and Jerry Williams on baritone. They performed I Believe and Rip It Up, arranged by C Paul Herfurth.
Miss Francis Regina Castle daughter of Mrs Cornelius W Castle of Brownsville and the late Mr Castle married Harry Eugene Hutts son of Mrs C W Hutts of Brunswick and the late Mr Hutts in the Bethany parsonage Brunswick Rev Ralph K Miller officiated The couple plan a wedding trip and reside with the groom's mother in Brunswick.
Charles Engle age 41 of Harpers Ferry West Virginia died when a 10 foot ditch collapsed on him during Fairfax County sewer project work. Police reported the accident occurred today.
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