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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1957
Page
2
A fragmentary line from a 1957 newspaper page likely notes an afternoon excerpt related to a factory or company, with garbled phrases including an apparent reference to MONDAY NOVEMBER 18 1957 and a manufacturing or expository context.
In a Utah talk former President Herbert Hoover reflects at nearly ninety, urging a bird's eye view of history. He notes scientific progress, national strength, and resilience through recessions, while praising American invention and education amid Cold War fears. Local riders Roy Hatch and Ray Hall complete a 357 hour marathon pace in Salt Lake City.
Good Shepherd Evangelical Liberal Church hosts its fourth annual congregational dinner Tuesday evening at the Church of the Brethren on Fairview Avenue. The program includes Stewardship Project discussion, progress on the West Seven Street building, and a film The Living about Linberan Church workers. Participants include Rev. Carroll A. Bover and committees chairs such as John A. Zufall and Richard Shaff. Hostess committee members are listed.
Frederick County Medical Society officers elected include D E Stone Sr Pleasant, E D Neighbors, T Clyde Boutson, Ire J McCurdy, and W A Long. Glenn H Worthington named chief judge of the Sixth Judicial Circuit by Governor Warfield. George Toms dwelling near Myersville narrowly escaped a fire. George Shipley Clarence Z Main and Ignatius Fitzsimmons hunted 16 rabbits and birds. George W VanFossen in possession of a cane once owned by Henry Clay linked to a stagecoach, learned from George Sinn.
AN AUTOMOBILE CAREENING against a porch in Jefferson caused the death of Mebri Louis Smith a year old restaurant employee residing at 168 East Eighth Street Frederick County. Twelve Frederick County automobile drivers lost their licenses eight of them for drunken driving. Examiner W Dana Rudy of the State Vehicle Commissioner's office reviewed one of the longest traf fic offense lists he has ever had. Pack No 1 Boy Scout Cubs at their meeting at the Presbyterian church voted to set up a Court of Honor with officers Judge Joseph T Griffin Jr clerk Frederick Everhart Jr bailiff Connie Mack Connon
Braddock Homemakers Club housed a November meeting with Luther Mahoney hosting. Mrs Lavier DeLauter and Mrs Lyman-Karr led a quick and easy meals demo, splitting members into groups to craft a balanced three-meal plan from freezer and pantry goods, a meal finished in 35 minutes. Eldred Boyer presided as the club voted $5 to Victor Culler Hospital and $5 to Community Chest, while Mrs Samuel Rose spoke on Germany. A visitor, Mrs Richard Rudy, attended. a Dec 4 Calvary Methodist Church tea was announced. plans for a Christmas party were set.
Fort Detrick executives attended a one week Personnel Management Seminar at Claggett Diocesan Center Buckeystown featuring case discussions problem solving and demonstrations of human relations. Notable staff Everett Champlin and Dr Karl Persichetti led sessions with Veronica Caulett coordinating the event.
Equipment troubles slowed work but two large balloons lifted aluminum panels to erect a 22 hour weekend factory shell in Absene. The no beam structure cost about $106,000 and will house Fi-Fo Conveyor Co manufacturing pneumatic equipment.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Slack daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frederick F. Slack Jr. became the bride of Joseph Alfred Keeney son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Brantly Keeney in a single ring ceremony at Rocky Hill Lutheran Church October 20 at 8:00 p.m. The service was conducted by Rev. Britt Brown with pastor Britt Brown noted.
Among the sick Mr and Mrs Charles H Masser of 103 East Fifth Street were moved to their daughter Mrs Howard Dinter man’s home in Rocky Springs via C E Cline’s ambulance. Gregory Marks son of Mr and Mrs James Marks Jr of 512 Elm Street fell from a tree Saturday near his home and was taken to Frederick Memorial Hospital for possible concussion, then returned home improving. Mrs Raymond Kline of East Church Street returned Saturday from Church Home Hospital Baltimore after eight days as a medical patient. Mrs Charles Beard moved from Walkersville to Window Bona Convalescent Home at Brad dock Heights by G C Barton ambulance. Rev John Gonso of Westminster was taken to Hanover Hospital for pneumonia treatment. Charles H Frushour of Thurmont is slowly improving. Donald Milton Harner of Thurmont seriously injured in a head on collision near Catoctin Furnace on Nov 35 and reported improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Paul Freshman of Thurmont sustained a fractured right wrist from a fall down cellar steps. Dwayne House of Broad Street entered Washington County Hospital for x rays. DEFENDS ARMS DELIVERIES LONDON Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd defended British arms deliveries to Tunisia noting it would be unfortunate if the North African nation received guns from the Soviet bloc.
The column lists birthdays and visits among residents: Mrs Nellie Grove turns 80 on Tuesday. families including Shord, Whitehead, Ring, Whimp, Greta, Hahn, Edwards, and Miller gather or visit. The Rt Rev Harry Lee Doll confirms a class in Frederick. Gettysburg College marks its 125th anniversary with ceremonies. Thurmont hosts Moore's Recreation holiday dinner dance on Nov 73 at 6:30 p.m. with Lucille Martin and others planning the event and Bob Kersey leading music.
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