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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1959

Page

4

Home Safety Talk Highlights Stair and Rug Hazards

A homemaking demonstration emphasizes preventing accidents by checking cellar stairs and lighting, removing clutter, and eliminating loose rugs. It urges installing railings, brightening top and bottom landings, and clearing boxes and cords to reduce fire and fall risks in daily living spaces.

Bever Cox Don Hazar

Consumers Stand as Economy's Stabilizer Amid Thrift Surge

A U S Department of Commerce study notes that investments by business consumers and government have kept above $100 billion yearly in the 1950s. Consumer purchases fueled homes, autos, and durable goods, reaching near $1 trillion in total investments, while government and business added billions more. The consumer's steady spending is highlighted as the economy's stabilizing force despite recession pressures.

Exen U. S. Department of Commerce Capena Welud Fed

Brewers Union Reach Tentative Pact in Cumberland

Negotiators for Queen City and Cumberland Brewing reach tentative two year contract with Local 265 Brewery Workers Union. The pact will cover more than 200 union members at two plants and details were not disclosed.

Cumberland 265 Brewery Workers Queen City Cumberland Brewing Companies

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News for May 16 1909 notes Arroll Park on West Patrick site now open to beaches with seating along walkways hydrants for thirsty visitors. Potomac River success in fishing attracts many along the shore. Braddock Heights will be used for the season with concerts and increased attendance as October approaches.

the News Arroll Park West Patrick Potomac

Twenty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News

Government and local society notes from March 16 1939 include references to Governor O Conorance, Peirot and Magistrate 2s State, with W L Brann considering sending a winner to the Gold Cup race. Mothers Day observed by Troon 29 Boy Scouts at Mountain City Lodge Knights of Pythias. Frederick's Community Chest campaign seeks 16550 for five organizations chaired by Robert L Smith.

O Conorance Peirot Fredermex _avorre Ng Sum W. L. Brann Jane Troon 29 Boy Scouts Mountain City Loage Knights of Pythias Ernest B. Stephens Frederick

Catholic Charities Appeal Sees $3,000 Raised So Far

Rev Herbert H. Jordan and Dr Paul dul announceCatholic Charities drive continues through May 30. We have about $3,000 in contributions to date as temperatures and precipitation are reported for the 24 hours ending at a.m. Agsoc.

Catholic Charities Appeal Herbert KH. Jordan Paul Dul Drive Here

Lovettsville 4-H Club Meetings and Community Notes

Lovettsville residents report on the senior 4-H club gathering May 6 with Frank Keesling, Janet Mann presiding, voting to buy a power mower. Members attend conservation camp in July. various local families and events noted, including hospital stays, visits, and Mother’s Day gatherings.

John Keister Lovettsville Lovettstville Frank Kees‘ling Janet Mann Connie Smith Virginia Beach Henry Keyser Mildred Crawford Clara Katherine Washington Dianne English Charlotte Miller Barbara Milbourn Lindai Bell Green Jerry Kreiger Eleanor Smith Lilian Keisier Newburn Hatcher Johns Hopkins Hospital Baltimore Jody Wenner Robert Wenner Douglass Hollar George Sponsellor Laura Lee Peacock Linda Brown Marvin Filler James Grehan Warrenton Francis Lindser Thomas L. Cramer Hilda Devilbiss WalkKersville Thomas P. Cramer Frederi Vivian Hatcher Frederick John Brady Elia Filler Robert McClaim Lcdward McClain Monrovia Laura Peacock Rose Lindsey M.s. Elia Rubel H. L. Lindsey Ray Willams Fmp Dren Vang James Lindsey A. Tommyz x Santash R. N. McAlister McAlister Mamie Frice Mary Comps Bernice Graham Ireas Elizabeth Mary Comphor Madge Saumaker Elizabeth Thari Mil Jana Kretsing Peirs Alma Arnold Parson Hickman Mary Compnor Maniue Filler Newburn William Bailey James E Bailey Kingsport Tenn James Freeman James Patsy Maryland Gladio

Local Social Notes Highlight Milestones And Visits

Mrs. R Bruce Murdoch of Park avenue marks her 90th birthday while visiting her son in Arlington Virginia. Garden Club winners include Mrs John Peyton Thrasher for contemporary flowers at Baltimore event. Several social visits span Jamestown Glyndon Texarkana St Louis and Annapolis with family gatherings.

R. Bruce Murdoch Park Avenue Wallace W. Mount South 17Th Street Arlington John Peyton Thrasher Garden Club Charles Street Baltimore Lawrence H. Crickenberger Frederick Ace Samuel McAdoo Texarkana Texas John A. Play St. Louis Crickenberger Jean Rodgers Annapolis

Mrs. Peregoff Dies at 67 in Frederick Memorial Hospital

Mrs. Michael Peregoff a well known Frederick Jewish resident died this morning after a short illness following a stroke at Frederick Memorial Hospital She was 67 and active in Beth Sholom Congregation and the Frederick Section Council of Jewish Women Surviving are her husband a son Arthur Peregoff of Norfolk Va a daughter Mrs Rose Fine of Silver Spring and three granddaughters Services are planned for Sunday at two o clock at the Jack Lewis funeral home in Baltimore

Michael Peregoff Frederick Memorial Hospital Peregoff East Patrick Street South Market Street South Markets Street Rose Fine Silver Spring Jack Lewis Baltimore

Deaths Mrs Lula Baumgarten and Harry Fogle Collect Notices

Death notices report Mrs Lula Black Baumgarten of Baltimore formerly Rocky Ridge died May 14. Services set for Sunday at Sondheim Home Baltimore with interment at Hebrew Congregation cemetery. Also noted: Harry QO. Fogle aged 9 of Baltimore died at Brown Memorial Hospital Waterloo New York after long illness. Funeral at Taylorsville Methodist church with church cemetery interment and pallbearers.

Jacob W. Baumgarten Lula Black Baumgarten Baltimore Rocky Ridge William Baumgarten Sondheim Eutaw Place Hebrew Congregation Belair Road Harry O. Fogle Harry QO. Fogle Brown Memorial Hospital Waterloo New York Methannan Geneva George Thomas Fogle Sykesville Hanson Fogle Oden Fogle Union Bridge Ardene Greenhatze Balti Taylorsville Methodist Church C. M_.Waltz Winfield

Funerals for Turner Beachley and Fogle Reported

Funeral services were held for John Ananias Turner 84 at Friends Creek Church of God with burial in Friends Creek cemetery. Clyde Henry Beachley of 229 South Jefferson Street received rites at the family funeral home with interment in the Middletown Reformed cemetery. Charles E. Fogle of Thurmont had services at M. L. Creager and Son with interment in Blue Ridge cemetery.

John Ananias Turner Emmitsburg Rt. 1 Friends Creek Church of God William Herpich Friends Creek Cemetery John, Carroll Ralph Stanley Harry Wetzel Russell Hardman Wil Son Funeral Home Clyde Henry Beachley South Jefferson Street East Church Street George Ih. Klinefelter Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church Middletown Hugh W. Pritchill Richard M. Metcalf Lewis S. Burger Willam W. Wisner Charles E. Younkins D. Harold McDevitt Reformed R. Etchison and Son Charles E. Fogle Thurmont M. L

Engagements and a June wedding announced in Boyds

Mr Thomas E Cole of Boyds announces the engagement of his daughter June Elizabeth to Theo dore M Houseknecht son of Mr and Mrs Earl Houseknecht Sr A June wedding is planned The couple and families are named along with schooling and careers The notice also covers a Kansas City Mrs Harry S Truman routine hospital checkup not ill.

Thomas E. Cole Boyds June Elizabeth Theodore M. Houseknecht Earl Houseknecht Maus Miss Cole I In E. Lea Poolesville High School Frederick Memorial Hospital School of Nursing Housexnee Alpha Portland Cement Company Emmaus High School Moravian Lee F. Hoffman East Second Street Wanda Lee Alden Bernard Summers Jr Alden Bernard Summers East Ninth Street Evangelical Lutheran Church Kansas City, Mo Harry S. Truman

Illness and recoveries noted in two cities and parade plans

Multiple brief notices report patients at University Hospital Baltimore including ten month old Mebri Stull and Geraldine Norwood improving or being treated Mrs Annie Mehrling recuperating in Alexandria after surgery at Alexandria Hospital Walter Williams aged 116 the Civil War survivor plans a parade outing in Houston Texas with an appointed physician accompanying by ambulance for Armed Forces Day parade

Mebri Stull Mebri Stull Jr University Hospital Baltimore Geraldine Norwood Water Street Harry Carmack East Third Street Washston County Hospital Hagerstown Victor S. Palmer East Third Stree Darlene McKenzie Elwood McKenzie Shookstown Annie E. Mehrling East Hume Avenue Alexandria Frederick Alexandria Hospital Mount Vernon Avenue Houston, Tex Walter Williams Williams

Elaine Painter and Caiton Walker Bride in St James Ceremony

Elaine Delores Painter and Caiton Thomas Walker wed May 2 at St James United Church of Carisi in a double ring ceremony. The bride, from Lovellsville Virginia, wore Chantilly lace over net and taffeta with a pearl strand. the groom is from Philadelphia. Attendants included Martha Ather of Washington. best man Joseph W. Jason of Arlmaten. A reception followed. Walker serves in the U.S. Marines in Philadelphia.

Elaine Delores Painter William Painter Lovellsville Caiton Thomas Walker Philadelphia W. L. Walker St. James United Church of Carisi William A. Wade Gur P. Bready Martha Ather Washington Tamie Hamilton

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission May Meetings

The Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission released its May meeting schedule. An executive session occurs Friday, May 29 at 1:30 p.m. in the Hiram Winchester Room, Winchester Halls, followed by a public meeting at 1:30 p.m. The draft subdivision regulations were key items under consideration.

Frederick County Planning and Zoning Commission Hiram Winchester Winchester Halls Planning Commission Frederick County Wrre

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