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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1962
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland edition notes subscription rates including one year at 10.00 and six months at 5.50. The paper, established in 1883, is published by the Great Southern Press and Mfg Co. It carries AP content and is a member of the Audit Bureau of Circulations.
Recipe for Quick Creamy Frosting with butter eggs chocolate salt corn syrup sugar and water details. An advertisement promotes a new book 365 Ways to Cook Hamburger by Dayne Nickerson claiming it improves masculine meals and variety.
President Kennedy calls on Congress to make unemployment benefits permanent for the jobless, arguing extended compensation must continue as long term unemployment remains high. He notes 1.4 million out of 4.543 million unemployed have been jobless over 15 weeks and warn that without extension many families will turn to public assistance.
A Hood College gathering highlights 4-H and Homemakers projects from wills to slipcovers and biscuit making. New president Mrs J Vernon Coblentz presided with greetings from state and local officials, with officers elected and nominations reported.
A masculine birthday cake features a chocolate mint flavor using a dark Brazilian cocoa mix and mint frosting. Dominos are created with numbered candies and a scoring tool. The recipe directs baking in a well greased pan at 350 degrees F for 45 minutes, then cooling.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the State Firemen's Association will hold its Spring Conference on April 12 at 10 a m at the Arcadia Fire Hall north of Reisterstown on Route 30.
In Frederick the local option bill drew protests from about 300 Baltimore Board of Trade delegates who urged against the temperance committee report. The United Steam Fire Engine Co tests with Waterous engine components resumed after new driving gear parts arrived. A freight train derailed at Fifth and Market streets but was restored to the track hours later. C B Cox gained controlling interest in the New City Hotel. Hugh V. Gittinger and Miss Bessie Ramsburgh wed at Third Reformed Church. George W. Miller, bartender at Kidwiler's, was bitten by a dog. Potomac River and tributaries rose due to heavy rains. The Maryland Athletic Club baseball team was reorganized with players from last year and new members. Knights of Pythias issued bids to move several Court Street buildings for a new lodge temple.
About 800 people attended the First Methodist church in Brunswick for its opening service after ten months of construction. The Frederick County Roads Board outlined detours around the collapsed Jug Bridge, aiming to replace it within a year. Braddock CCC soil conservation camp nears official end as 14 cadets stay on to wrap up details. Volunteer observers for air raid warnings are being sought. Ezio Pinza was detained on Ellis Island as an enemy alien after Mussolini praise. Incorporation papers filed for KB Ranch Inc of Thurmont with John Ward Culler Lewis F Bondi and Mary M Ritchie of Washington listed as incorporators.
Mrs Lillie Rose Matilda DeLauder aged 85 lifelong Petersville resident died Wednesday night. Survived by two daughters Marie Snoots May Wirtz Baltimore two grandchildren and six great grandchildren one brother Edward Hoffman. Funeral by C H Feete and Bro Brunswick. Roy Wesley McAbee interior decorator of Lime Kiln died Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital age 62. Survived by five brothers two sisters and nieces and nephews. Body resting at 106 East Church Street funeral Saturday 11 am Mount Glenivet Cemetery. Infant Eric Emerson Welsh four days old Westminster died Wednesday at Maryland General Hospital. Surviving parents two sisters maternal grandparents paternal grandparents. Graveside Thursday 10 am Westminster Cemetery Rev Nevin M Kirk officiating. D D Hartzier and Sons funeral directors.
Funeral services were held for Irene Elizabeth Kimmel at 11 a.m. at 106 East Church Street with Rev. Ralph M. Sharpe officiating. Pallbearers were grandsons George Kimmel Jr., Robert Kimmel, Charles Kimmel, Fred Kimmel Jr, William Kimmel, and John Fox. Interment followed at Pleasantview Cemetery near Burkittsville. Grace May Smith funeral services were held at 11 a.m. from 1201 North Market Street with Rev. Harry L. Fehl Jr. officiating. Pallbearers were Henry Sohl, Charles Sohl, Herbert Evans, J. LeRoy Remsburg, Earl L. Smith, and Daniel B. Smith. Interment was at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Shawn Miles Stonesifer infant son of Miles and Doris Pheabus Stonesifer of Baltimore had services at 1 a.m. at Union Bridge funeral home with Rev. Miles Reifsnyder officiating and burial at Lutheran Cemetery in Uniontown.
About 53 members of the 800th Military Police Company in Rockville Md signed a letter asking for release from active duty. The group, on duty at Camp Chaffee Ark since Oct 15 amid the Berlin crisis, cites uncertainty about continued activation and potential future crises. Copies went to Rep Charles Mathias Jr and the Washington Star.
Among the sick, Elmer Delphy who was injured with a chain saw Monday underwent surgery Wednesday at Frederick Memorial Hospital. His condition last night was listed as fair. Casper Betson of West Street entered Frederick Memorial Hospital a week ago for emergency surgery and is recovering nicely. Donnie Lee Sigler, son of Mr and Mrs Donald Sigler of Burkittsville, underwent tonsil and adenoids removal at Frederick Memorial Hospital.
Little Misses Donna and Dianne Fletcher, daughters of Sgt. and Mrs. W. H. Fletcher Jr., Falls Church, Virginia, return home after a two week stay with grandparents in Lovettsville. The family will sail from New York City on March 25 for Augsburg, Germany, to spend five months with Mrs. Fletcher's parents. Mrs. Ruth C. Simmons observes a birthday.
The Pleasant Hill Guild met at Mrs. Wayne Feage’s Frederick home with a program by Mrs. Lewis Martz and closing worship by Mrs. Miles Reifsnyder and Mrs Dudderer. Reports on world service and Lenten Quiet Hour were given.
Coleman J Lidie Jr a 64 year old retired Baltimore and Ohio Railroad engineer was found shot to death in his Frederick home yesterday afternoon. Police and medical examiners said the gunshot wound to the temple appears self inflicted. Surviving family includes a wife four sons and three daughters plus grandchildren and relatives. Funeral services are set for Sunday at 2 p m at M R Etchison and Son.
James P. Gleason of Montgomery County a former Knowland aide and Nixon staffer spoke at the GOP Candidates Night in the Hotel Frederick. He announced new state headquarters in Bethesda and planned local organization work to win Frederick County and Western Maryland in the Republican primary. He urged action on flood insurance and critiqued Kennedy era publicity and TV propaganda.
Miss Eleanor M. Johnson spoke on creative writing in grades 1-12 to Frederick County teachers and elementary students during a Wednesday off for a county teachers meeting. She outlined three approaches rich literature background expressive class writing and independent writing, stressing literature, free reading, and practice in writing structure.
The article analyzes a bridge deal where North overbids with three spades, South correctly bids to game despite weak trumps. The winning line by South avoids trumping hearts in dummy, ensuring two trump tricks remain for the endgame and preventing East and West from collecting three trumps.
The Women's Society of Christian Service at Calvary Methodist met March 13 in the church chapel. Mrs. Franklin Hildebrand was elected to represent at the National Assembly in Atlantic City in May. April dates include the Spring Zone meeting in Walkersville on April 19 and the Baltimore Conference annual meeting at Calvary on April 27. Chaplain James Smith spoke on The Church and Today's Students.
Grain prices quoted include Wheat at 0.75 per bushel Barley at 1.06 per bushel Corn at 6.80 per bushel. Prices reflect local market rates and are listed for traders.
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