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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1956
Page
6
Dr Jordan answers readers on hormone skin creams post menopause noting absorption can occur and excessive use should be monitored by a physician. He also discusses artificial menopause, hysterectomy outcomes, dry mouth causes, xerostemia, and a brief note on hypnotism and medical use.
Equity suits list partial, absolute and alimony divorces with filings for Kefauver Jamison Swape Kauine Miss Barthlow. Marriage licenses include Kenn Kemp Kershner Wyndham Kidwell Lineks Amoss Mercer Saylor Grossnickile Himes DeLashmutt Billingssey Garthland plus many ages and locations. Property deeds record transfers among Shank Leatherman Wortman Staley Da vis Peakes and others in Frederick and surrounding counties.
Grange meeting elected Master Charles Cline Jr and officers including Overseer Jack McGolerick and Secretary Noah King. Plans were set for a Frederick Fair booth and food stand. a Children’s Aid Society contribution was voted. a supper is planned for October 13 at the Grange Hall.
Harry M. Mossburg, a 31 year old C P Telegraph employee, was blinded on August 4 1954 while working at East Church Street. He recovered through Navy service and rehabilitation at Hines VA Hospital learning repairs and crafts, returning to meaningful work at C P and engaging in community activities.
Dorothy Dix advises on respectful titles for mothers in law suggesting options and noting the French belle mere. She also offers strategy to handle a neighbor who gossips and brags by politely showing indifference and avoiding further contact. The column presents practical etiquette guidance.
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