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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1959
Page
4
The Frederick Maryland newspaper The News prints Page 4 dated Wednesday September 2 1959. The issue notes publication details and general format with an AP News Office attribution and Free Press style standard.
A letter from Eleanor A Eichelberger in Frederick Maryland dated August 31 1959 laments that officials do not follow words with deeds to give dignity to the laws of Frederick and urges real respect and enforcement beyond talk.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a crowded event at Coney Island with references to public perception, beaches, and tourists. It hints at attitudes toward public display and behavior but contains many incoherent phrases and missing details.
Readers thank the Catoctin Soil Conservation data team and local Water Authority for August 29, 1959 coverage. The letter cites ongoing soil and street concerns and urges stricter compliance with dog leash and sidewalk rules, stressing safety for residents and pets.
Know America Today lists birthdays for Dr. Frank C. Laubach Lieut. Gen. James F. Collis Marge Champion Orville S. Carpenter Charles E. Jackson Cleveland Amory Reuben Maury George Bugnee and others with ages. It also recaps Today In History events including ships treaties and U.S. military actions and notes anniversaries of Murat Halstead Henry George Eugene Field Hoke Smith Hiram W. Johnson with brief horoscope guidance.
Fifty years ago items note George H. Goebel delivering a social_index address at Market and Patrick. News staff enjoyed Niagara grapes from Christian Albaugh. Miss M Rose Birely, Frederick, writes from Europe and studies in Paris with pianist Swaine. Wilde Devilbiss of Middletown noted for Hich Sched activities. Twenty years ago items recount Fred Playground summer finish, funds spent on six playgrounds, Bennett children discharged from Frederick City Hospital, an exhaustive county audit nearing completion, and a short circuit blamed for a fire at Maryland Chick Hatchery on East Patrick Street.
Pat Rosencrantz reports the final production of the season at Mountain Theater faces closure fears as Roy the producer thanks a benefactor and hints at a new season. Colette Wolff leads with Robert Baines and Alan Coles in a shipboard, York-set romantic drama about a psychiatrist whose patient falls for a fiancé.
Miss Carolyn Ruth Griffis married George I. Smith Jr at 6 p.m. in Augusta. The bride wore a pearl white peau de soie gown with lace and chiffon, long cathedral train, and a veil of illusion. She carried white orchids and valley lilies. John Smith Jr. served as best man with ushers from the city. A reception followed at the Augusta Country Club and the couple planned a trip to Baltimore. Mr. Smith Jr. studies at the University of Marsland School of Medicine.
Officials from the Roads Department met with County Commissioners in the Court House on Tuesday afternoon to review drainage impacts on Keller Road, minimum 240 foot road rights of way, private road setbacks, and ongoing maintenance. They heard a request to widen Lily Pons Road, noted pending actions on Bover Mill Heights and Montevue Lane, and discussed safety concerns on Lenhart Road and Mountain Road.
North Court street reports that a State Roads Commission employee injured weeks ago near Washington is improved at Suburban Hospital Bethesda. Also noted are illness updates for several residents in Frederick and Alexandria areas, plus a drowning on the Potomac near Washington and a mansion fire in Allamuchy New Jersey.
The weather report covers temperatures and precipitation for the 24 hours ending at 8 a.m. local time. Conditions are summarized with readings from regional stations and notable trends for the day ahead.
Taneytown's 59 boys from the Babe Ruth team gathered with Kiwanians and guests for a 6 30 p m meal hosted by Mr Albaugh. President George Crouse led the meeting and announced Washington College coach recruitment for a national league scout. Mgr Hibier outlined three cardinal points for young players learning baseball: fielding, running, and base touching. Morelock secured prizes for the Oriole hitters, while the boys received awards for their efforts.
Dayton Ohio report notes Mr and Mrs Charles E Hart RFD from Memorial Hospital School of Nursing. East bert accompanied wife and son home on Mosadar after Saturday. Witnesses saw a tense scene at Municipal Court Tuesday when a former guest and Cecil Edwards, court official, sparred as spectators roared the attorney’s question about the color of the red light.
Fragmentary OCR text concerns a Texas matter with a name Mathis and a reference to a slingshot and gambling. No clear event date, location, or outcome is evident. Unable to determine a coherent main incident beyond a misheard insurance or law context.
The conference began September 1 and runs through September 1 with about 3,600 executives from the Capital Area and beyond attending. Mr Cann and nine other members represent personal capital area groups and international delegates.
Funeral services were held for Milford Lee Staubs, 1 year old, drowned August 24 in the Shenandoah River, with rites conducted at 11 a.m. Tuesday at the funeral home on East Church Street. Rev. Dr. Raymond El pastor officiated. Interment followed at the Grove Cemetery. Also mentioned are services for Carrie, Frances, and Joseph Reed and other funeral directors R. Etchison and Son. Separate items report charges denied by three former Minimal Broadcasting System officials in a Dominican Republic related case. A Gettysburg convention leader seeks to address a national gathering at Gettysburg College with lectures and program planning by various speakers.
Word has been received of the death of Rebecca Cobb a member Cab ana aged 59. Survived by husband stepsons St Augustine Savannah Tuoi grandchildren several great grandchildren and nephews. Interment at Rome Intermen cemetery Middletown. 3 ison and Sox. Funeral arrangements pending.
Moderately active trading afternoon saw steels and motors rebound after earlier losses while the broader stock market held steady. Investors watched industrial shares and blue chips amid a cautious trading session with modest gains for key sectors.
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