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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1958
Page
2
Page four of The News on Thursday November 6 1358 features local briefs and notices. Reed City teams and civic announcements appear alongside small community items and ads from Frederick.
A summary notes eight years of research on heart disease linking work stress and deadlines to higher risk of heart trouble. Diet and weight effects are debated, with some studies showing weight changes and dieting influencing arterial degeneration, while others find little direct influence. The piece mentions Mark Twain's view on habits and cites a range of related observations.
The article argues the South shapes Congress more than national totals show. It notes Republican and Democratic votes outside the South differ, while Southern candidates dominate committee chairmanships under seniority. It discusses predicted party gains, regional swings, and the conservative lean of the new Congress driven by Southern influence. It also mentions a separate AMFTA convention at a teacher college and President Eisenhower planning a duck hunting trip.
Arlene Naylor, a Maryland student majoring in microbiology with a chemistry minor, won the sorority scholarship for highest cumulative average at the end of sophomore year. She serves as vice-president of Caroline Hall and is in Alpha Lambda Delta, AWS rep, and dorm council roles. Daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Naylor of Taneytown.
Several individuals are listed as patients at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Among them are Mrs Glen Brandenburg of Middlestown and Miss Marx Nimmo a Frederick High School senior, both admitted for medical or surgical treatment. Other patients include Mr Irving L Shuffler Sr Mr Ray Biddinger and Mr William Schierady Knosville. Vixie Winpetler a sophomore at Frederick High School underwent an emergency appendectomy. Mrs Anna Boxall near Lime Kiln had surgery midweek and is in satisfactory condition.
Mr G Arthur Jones Rosemont avenue will be 62 Friday. Mr Robert R Wane near Adamstown will be 70 Friday. Mrs Edgar R White Point of Rocks will observe her birthday. Mrs Hazel G Harbaugh East Patrick street and Mrs Luella G Wright Nassavado returned from an extended excursion in Hawai i. Harbaugh and Wright visited Captain Richard McRianer at Pearl Harbor and attended a dinner at the Officers Club. On returning to the mainland they toured Hollywood and Los Angeles. Constance Harding attended a dene urazre Josef Simon and his compe Balimnore museum of ri Viss fiarGing is a professional member o f Museum. Corneral Saher Aushermen son of Vir and Mrs Clarence Ausher man Arabt serving at Okmaya in the Varine Corpnes san a change of address. New ad Gre 7s Drs on Desur ne Onwe ad Manne Drveion FUP. See Franceseg Cat
Herbert H Mehamed, 35, longtime Chicago newspaper man, died Wednesday after a long illness. He was a former Chicago daily reporter and magazine writer, remembered for his work in journalism and public service in Aurora.
Mrs Nel l Ne Mercer Spurrier, 62, of Libertytown died suddenly during a Methodist church meeting. Survived by husband Sterling E Spurrier two children and an adopted son. Funeral services set for 3 pm Saturday at Libertytown Methodist Church with burial at Mt Olivet Cemetery.
An injury lawsuit from Emmitsburg, filed by Deborah Lerse Gillene and her parents against Wilbur M Rentsel, was settled out of court for $3.50 plus costs. The claim, stemming from a May 17 1958 incident on West Main Street, alleged injuries to head face back shoulder and feet and sought $7 400 and $53 300 in additional damages. The defendant confessed costs, with attorney H Reese Shoemaker Jr representing the plaintiff. A separate notice reported the withdrawal of a three story brick dwelling at 207 South Market Street due to insufficient bid at public sale.
Pope John XXIII, speaking in rapid French, asks about 500 world press members to report truthfully. He jokes about the conclave’s secrecy, calls himself a novice, and warns against articles that misuse guidance while urging adherence to church traditions. He closes with a blessing.
Dr. Eric Mann travel editor of Cue Magazine will open Hood College Public Events with a talk on traveling abroad at undreamed of little expense He has spent 30 years traveling Europe the Near East Africa and the Americas and helped popularize affordable international travel through early courses and lectures across the country
New York AP reports Governor elect Nelson Rockefeller moved to assemble his admin team. A morning conference with Republican State Chairman L. Judson Morhouse focused on preparations and Rockefeller planned to consult former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey on forthcoming gubernatorial staff appointments.
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