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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1959
Page
11
A 1959 outlook suggests the first quarter was strong but economists fear labor strife could curb momentum this summer. Steel, copper, and tin show gains as manufacturers hedge against strikes, autos rise, and consumer spending holds, yet broad boost from business investment remains uncertain.
Maryland veterinarians urge careful planning as children may bring home puppies kittens ducklings chicks and rabbits this Easter. Ten care tips include healthy sourcing shelter warmth vaccination worm checks water, diet, gentle handling, grooming and prompt medical attention.
A stork shower celebrated Mrs. Darlene Morsberger of Brunswick on March 14 at the Stull home. Attendants and gifts noted, with many names listed. several absent guests also named. event included refreshments and kind wishes. Major U.S. railroads reportedly use enough telephony wires to circle the equator 54 times.
Jefferson reports Holy Communion at St Pauls Lutheran on Easter at 11. Reception of new members will occur during the service. Two children were baptized Martin Luther Smith and Henna Sue Tveryar. Holy Week events include services Tuesday 7 45 United Church of Christ Rev Richardson preaching Wednesday 7 45 Rev Reissnicer preaching Good Friday 1 20 to 3 00 Lutheran church Pastor Young Rev Richardson and Rev Stevens. Pageant rehearsal Wednesday.
Eighty Frederick High School students received home nursing certificates at a school ceremony. Mrs H Albert Dean, Red Cross executive secretary, presented the cards marking completion during the Red Cross’s 50th year. Read list includes Carolyn Roberts, Margaret Timm, Janie Firor, Louisé Renn, and others from Frederick area. Easter pageant planned, and church services noted with baptisms and new members. A large shed fire at Wye Plantation caused about 35000 dollars in losses and several local residents were named in the casualty roll.
Mrs Grace Engelbrecht and Mrs Alice Gison led the course while Mrs F D Worthington presented certificates as Red Cross Nursing Services chairman. The event in Kemptown included Ronnie Baumgardner Louise Renn Betty Sier Jo Ann Burns and others, with Mrs Ernest Berger pinning the girls.
East Frederick Namemakers Club led by Mrs Paul Crum and Mrs Murray Fox presented a table setting demonstration at the March meeting at Mrs Lois Travelt home. Members judged table arrangements, heard reports, and planned the annual meeting with notices of events and upcoming demonstrations including a floor covering session at Urbana.
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