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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 02, 1959
Page
4
Department of Agriculture study signals that food output in the country keeps pace with population, suggesting potential farm reductions if needed. By 1957 production rises outpacing population growth, with technology replacing labor. The report argues fear of famine in dense, underdeveloped nations is unfounded given rising yields.
Report notes E Peary reached the North Pole amid claims and conjecture. The column highlights distant events and social tidbits from November 2, 1909, including references to explorers and contemporary happenings.
A collage of late 1930s notices includes a rifle theft in Route 3 near West Ninth Street, heavy rain pushing Fishing Creek dam past 32 feet, and Halloween parade plans moved by weather. Obituaries note Clement C. Ausherman of Fort Lauderdale 91, Edward G. Ernst 74, Nellie Jones 80, and Arch C. Perry retirement ties. Funeral arrangements cited for Beallsville and Barnesville figures with local churches, cemeteries, and funeral homes referenced.
Mr Hairs Gruhn reports a son born to Miss Tanda Leh Shook and Mr Joe Cole in Arlington Heights South Carolina. Mrs Shafer formerly Pamela Hahn is daughter of Melvin Hahn. Dallas Kehne and wife returned from a six week West Coast trip covering over 7000 miles via central and southern routes visiting Grand Canyon Petrified Forest Disneyland Carlsbad Caverns and relatives in Colorado New Mexico and Florida.
Funeral services were held for residents with ties near Lon Bre at Frederick Memorial Hospital and at the late residence conducted by T H Mattheiss and Rev William Q O Yates. Interment followed at Friends Quaker Cemetery near Union Bridge. Indirect references mention Morris ige Norman Bernett Seaman Joseph D Harizler and Sons funeral directors. Daisy Mar extended illness held at 2 o'clock from 1201 Norm Mar rice D Ashbury rector of St. Episcopalian church. ministers Ezra Ely Carl Hane William Daniel Butler and Earl Vermont noted. Mount Olnet Daw cy and Son listed as funeral directors.
The wedding of Ruth Rippeon Smith and Charles Edward Smith took place Saturday at Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg with Rev. P.B. Bower officiating. The bride wore a Chantilly lace gown and carried a white orchid Bible, and the couple will reside in Woodsboro after a furnished apartment is prepared.
A lighthearted look at cats, their intelligence, quirks and habits. The piece notes feline tricks, lack of night vision, how they communicate, and their impact on people and public services. Also mentions a missing boy found with help from a cat and a lengthy list of local speed and traffic fines from a court session.
Aldine Doody and A David Carlson were married October 11 at Calgary Methodist Church in a two o'clock ceremony. The bride wore a Sabina style gown with Alencon appliques and seed pearls. A reception followed at Hotel Frederick with family and friends in attendance. The couple plan to live in Brunswick area as Carlson works in Maryland. The article also notes Vindobona Convalescent Home board appointments and ongoing improvements to facilities.
Among the sick Mr. Joan I. Clem of RFD 3 Frederick is much improved at Fort Detrick Hospital with virus pneumonia. Mrs Merrill M Moessinger of 815 Motier Avenue entered Frederick Memorial Hospital for surgery and will be hospitalized about ten days. Mrs Lilie Fawley of Jefferson entered Vindobona Convalescent and Rest Home on Thursday. Anda Borer Middiet was recently discharged from the Washington Hospital Haders-
Dr. Richard D. Culler of Hanover Pennsylvania and Thurmont Maryland filed a damage suit in York County Common Pleas Court, alleging injuries from a July 3 1958 auto crash in York. Charles R. Smith Jr. of Providence is named as a defendant, seeking damages in excess of 35 000.
Grad Robert E. Karns, son of Mr and Mrs Elbert E Karns Anadarko Oklahoma and husband of Lois Knox Union Bridge Maryland, completed Fire Direction School at Camp Lejeune North Carolina on October 9. Col Charles W Eisler at Redstone Arsenal Huntsville Alabama notes color TV training potential for missile wiring lessons.
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