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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1958
Page
2
The Frederick News issue from October 4 1958 lists subscription prices for daily and Sunday delivery in cents and dollars. It notes standard rates for monthly and yearly terms and references postal and circulation details for the paper.
Fifty Years Ago ems From The Columns Of The News, Oct. 4, 1908. Reds trade conquest of offshore Quemoy Matsu stalls may stall in its efforts to take over the island chains but makes gains in a different war the wade war sweeping Japan in markets. Red salesmen and order takers campaign to beat Japan in Southeast Asia with dictatorship leveraged credit. In Hong Kong Reds gain cement and coal market shares while Japan loses ground. The piece notes potential risks if Communist China cannot sustain these deals and mentions omissions in a Ford reunion report.
A 1938 recall notes a Congregational meeting voting to call Rev Herbert Schruderberg of Baltimore as assistant pastor to succeed Rev Paul Gleichman, who sails for missionary work. Edward D. Storm joins Maryland bar, Edwin Nikirk of Frederick admitted to practice, and Miss Mattie Cornelia Worster, longtime Portsmouth teacher and former assistant principal, dies in Portsmouth Va. after brief illness. services held at Broad Street Methodist Church.
Miss Patricia Ann Reaver and Richard Kenneth Hood were married September 6 at Prospect Methodist Church Mt Airy. Attendants wore beige and pink gowns. Bride wore a white lace ballerina gown with pearl jewelry and carried a white Bible. The couple, both Frederick High School graduates, reside at 403 North Market Street after a Williamsburg trip.
Donald and James Rice, sons of the former mayor, left for Notre Dame and Lehigh University for sophomore and freshman years. Joss Ann Coblentz pledged to Sigma Kappa at Gettysburg College. Births announced for Clark William Jr. and Pamela Sue and Kimberly Lou. families in Middletown and beyond. Community notices include visits, club meetings, and regional forum.
Washington columnist David Lawrence argues private schools financed by private funds could outpace public schools as the federal government shifts control away from states. He cites religious instruction issues, calls for church school expansion, and notes lawyers doubt uniform public schooling can end. He highlights Grover S. McLeod's Alabama focus and the need to avoid double taxation for parents funding both systems.
Miss Beatrice Fehr urges Frederick County homemakers to join Maryland Land Week efforts highlighting soil and water conservation. She notes everyday products come from the land, stresses repair of leaks, responsible water use, and year round conservation beyond October events.
The Threads of Gold Bible Class at Calvary Methodist Church held its annual covered dish supper in the parish hall on a Tuesday evening. Rev E Hall and numerous members attended, with program on The Green Pastures, a rummage sale planned, and a prize game ending with a one dollar bill won by Miss Mary Smith who donated it to the class treasurer. The next meeting on October 28 will host a Halloween party.
Mrs J Oram Leiter of Smithsburg Route 2 announces the engagement of her daughter Miss Anna Mary Leiter to Gareth Burrall Lease son of Mr and Mrs Norman Lease of New Market. Miss Leiter a Smithsburg High School and Juniata College graduate teaches home economics at Washington Township High School and formerly taught at James Buchanan High School in Mercersburg. Lease a Frederick High School and Bridgewater College Virginia graduate, attended University of Maryland, did two years village development work in agriculture and now employed by Southern States Cooperative of Frederick. Wedding plans have not been completed.
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