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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1958
Page
3
Publication details show a Great Southern Pig & Co issuing a Sunday edition with subscriptions: monthly rates $1.00, six months $2.50, yearly $8.00, mail delivery $1.00, with carrier option. Reprint rights reserved. newspaper is mailed as third class. Published March 22, 1958.
The piece discusses interstellar travel speeds, distances of about four light years, and the idea that time dilation could make a trip seem only a few years for travelers while nine years pass on Earth. It notes the challenge of building a space travel industry based on such distant journeys and the public appetite for space fantasy.
A reader recalls childhood barber shops on West Patrick Street and South Market, detailing uncles Charley and Wick, early Edison phonographs, and 12 cent haircuts. He notes changes over time with modern barbers and obsolete razors, while preserving local names and neighborhood nostalgia.
Seuwaue Newis reports a concert by Muster Pianist Miss Dewis at Hood Tuesday. The program features Mozart Schubert travel Kopin and Barber works with an informal pre concert discussion at Coffman Chapel room 5 at 4 pm. Dewis a Texas born artist trained at Juilliard, lauded for flawless vivid playing and notable awards.
An unclear report notes Lawrence addressing a moral law theme amid United States federal revenue issues. The piece mentions a 21st-century context and suggests reactions to a decision or stance, with emphasis on legality and federal authority.
The article notes promotions in Company A with two soldiers commissioned as second lieutenants. It details their training, pre-commission programs, and posting to the infantry unit, along with brief bios and their families. It also lists other officers and non commissioned officers in the unit and notes changes in leadership.
Baltimore reporting that three weeks remain to file federal income tax returns for about 700,000 taxpayers in Maryland and DC. Fox, district director, warns penalties for late submissions and cites widespread errors including unsigned returns and missing names or W-2 forms.
Miss Arlyne Adrianne Altert, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Naymondt Albert of Brunswick, wed Richard Hoffman Frock of Emmitsburg at the First Methodist church in Brunswick. Rev Edwin Langrall presided as organist and choirmaster. The altar featured white gladioli snapdragons and candles. Miss Jason Calhoun of Washington served as maid of honor in beige nylon and taffeta with yellow and pink accessories.
Obituaries and notices from Brunswick area papers report Lillie Baublitz aged 9 dying at Buck Lodge with services set in Barnesville Olivet Cemetery Hanover. Also Coffman 90 of Lovettsville and Julia Hood 91 of Baltimore, plus marriage coverage and local funeral notices. Includes Copeland Lakin Woodsboro and Reindollar Taneytown obituaries with service details.
Mrs Clara A Shaffer wife of George T Shaffer of Oak Orchard died at Frederick Memorial Hospital at 12 o'clock Wednesday night aged 26. Cause given as lockjaw from a cut by glass on a knee two weeks earlier. Survived by husband, mother Mrs Mora Hert Browning, and three children Daniel A Edward and V Shaffer. Funeral at 8 E Patrick Street Monday at 1 pm with interment at Manievee...performed by Cline and Son.
Obituaries and funeral arrangements for Mrs. Mamie Groshon Crom near Harmony Grove are detailed with service at Seventh Day Adventist Church in Frederick and interment at ML Hope cemetery. Additional notices cover Mrs. Grace Jane Farrer near Taylorsville, Mrs. Myrtle A. K. Gittings in Mount Olivet, and R. D. Miller of Martinsburg with related biographical notes.
Charlesville native Dr Howard Victor Dutrow longtime Dayton resident dies at 77 in Dayton Ohio. He retired from piloting after 18 years there and leaves a wife a daughter and three sisters and a brother. Burial and cremation details to come from Olivet Cemetery.
A Washington Street TA meeting revisits past policies and tax rulings, debating moral law, federal deductions for gambling expenses, and the impact of Supreme Court decisions on state authority and taxation. Local notices cover community events, a spring day in 18x8, and school programs in Frederick County.
The Frederick College board decries legislature bills by Delegate Kefauver that would cut the state appropriation and transfer property to school commissioners backing the measures. A Birmingham baseball game featured Card Molesworth of the local team as standout, though the Athletics won. Luther C. Zimmerman sold about four and a half acres southeast of the city to Willis B. Derr for 9400 dollars. A fire alarm cited brush burning at the Luth eran graveyard on Market Space, with firemen called but not needed. Market notes report beef prices steady at 14 per pound for sirloin steak and market plentifulness.
Among the sick are Biss Chindin Potts a potter from Aradack Meights discharged after a limb surgery at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Weber Sinn remains seriously ill at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs B O Thomas Sr of this city shows improvement at University Hospital Baltimore. Nelson Boba Braddock Neights is in fair condition at Frederick Memorial Hospital with a cardiac issue. Mrs Harold U Frushaar of Fairview Avenue was admitted to Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore as an maternity patient for about a week.
Mr and Mrs Philp Ry of 113 Record Street have just finished a three week West Indies and South America cruise aboard Maine Lines 8.5 Trimeric with ports of call at St thames La Guaira Cyratas Cartagen Cristobal Kingston and Havana. Mrs James B Thomas and children of Rosémont Avenue returned from a Madeira Island cruise off the African coast. Mr and Mrs Sam W Kaples Jr of Rockwell Terrace are staying at Elmar Village in Ormond Beach Florida. Johnnie Bury son of Me and Mrs Lee Bury of 10 West Fifth observes his eleventh birthday today.
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