Athletes' long life myth challenged by study on health
Two Michigan professors report 625 lettermen across sports and a control group of 563 nonathletes, all graduates before 1897, show similar health histories. Athletes averaged 73.8 years vs 74.2 for nonathletes. marital status nearly identical. No significant differences emerge beyond expectations. Deadline extended for disabled workers to file freeze applications to protect Social Security benefits to June 30, 1958. Information available from the Social Security Administration in Hagerstown Maryland. Return from Elmira notes 1958 National Homes will be four authentic styles and component houses from Brosius Homes Corporation with staff details.
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Johnxy
University i Michigan
Congress
W. 3. King
Social Security Administration
Frederick County
Hagerstown
Elmira
Brosius Homes Corporation
National Homes
J. William Brosius
Wny
L. 3. Brosius
Notley E. Davis
Marion Burkett
Frederick
Recently Married Ellen Kline Shoemaker in Wolfsville
Ellen Jane Kline and Paul Martin Shoemaker wed August 15 at United Brethren Church Wolfsville in a double ring ceremony. The bride wore satin over ivory with a blue-accented gown for the groom, with a reception at Philip Forrest home in Smithsburg. Both graduates of Middletown High School 1957, they plan to reside in this city and work locally.
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United Brethren Church
Wolfsville
Ellen Jane Kline
Mirs
John R. Kline
Paul Martin Shoemaker
Paul G. Shoemaker
Jefferson
John Schildt
Albert Snyder
William Knode
Hagerstown
Mary iRice
Awe Anas
Mule
Sass
Seine
Washington
Joanne Kline
Howard Muller
Myersville
William Ode
Phillip Forrest Jr
Kline
Shoemaker
Phillip Forrest
Smithsburg
Middletown High School
American Optical Company
Snow White Grill
Baltimore
Fry Orndorff Nuptials At St Anthony's Shrine
Miss Helen E. Orndorff of Thurmont became the bride of Walter N. Fry of Frederick in a Sept 7 double ring ceremony and nuptial Mass at St. Anthony’s Shrine Emmitsburg. Rev Vincet Tomaiski officiated. The bride wore Chantilly lace and net with a nylon veil. The couple will reside in Frederick after a wedding trip.
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Helen E. Orndorff
Kelbanagh Road
Thurmont
Birs
James Orncedt
Mr. Orndorff
Walter N. Fry
West Pattrick Street
Frederick
Lester Fry
Fey
St. Antony's Catholic Shrine
Emmitsburg
Vincet Tomaiski
Edward Orndorff
Paul Wivel
Eugene Rosensteet
Prederick
Ernest Seluer
George Topper
Emmitssburg
Lilian F. Orndorff
Thursmont
Charles Wivell
Hagerstown
Iwilliam Etzler
Anna Marie Etziler
Charles Wiveil
Carl Fry
Francis Fry
Robert Fry Jr
Mascus
John Orndorff
Felix Hemfer
iNora Knott
Rebecca Krletz
Con Little
Bride Bettie Warrenfelt Weds Charles May at Massanutten
Miss Bettie L Warrenfelt and Charles N May united in marriage at Massanutten Military Academy chapel with Rev Charles F Trunk Jr officiating. The bride wore powder blue with lace over taffeta and carried white orchids and lilies of the valley. Bridesmaid Doris Warrenfeltz wore powder blue. groom’s attendants included Bernard Warrenfeltz and Richard Stup. A reception followed at the bride’s home. Married in the candlelit sanctuary with organist June Miller and singer Betty Lou Davis. The couple will reside in Georgia where the groom, an airman, is stationed. both families and several guests attended from York and nearby towns.
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Charles Batt May
Dili Avenue
Charles F. Trunk Jr
June Miller
Betty Lou Davis
Vearlsi
Georgia
Doris W. Warrenfeltz
Frederick High School
C. and P. Tele+phone
Massanutten Military Academy
Woodstock
Turner Air Force Base
Albany
York Pa
Falls Church
Greenville
I.c
Norman Burdette
Duncan Clark
Burge Burkett
Fifty Years Ago Items From The Columns Of The News
The county public schools opened with large enrollment and color schools to open next Monday. Mt Airy and Ridgeville are nearing merger as twin towns. The Auntie Riehl festival ended Saturday night, drawing a large crowd and raising over 50 for Carrat Park.
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the News
Ments
Mt. Airy
Ridgeville
Carrat! Park
More Wet Weather Strikes Wide Areas
The Associated Press reports widespread wet weather across the eastern half of the nation with clearer skies west of the Rockies. The Southeast records the heaviest rainfall while amounts elsewhere are mostly light. Thunderstorms occur at night in Savannah, and a belt of rain extends from the Gulf Coast through the lower Lakes region.
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Associated Press
I Nation
George C. Zimmermanson
George H. Zimmerman
Ohio Valley
Mountain City Mills of Lakes
Savannah
Mississippi River
Mississippi Valley
Central Plains
Twenty Years Ago Hiems Fron Columns Of The News
Frederick city schools opened with 3069 pupils, slightly down from last year's 3076. The issue notes J. Robert Edwards, a deputy in the Clerk of the Court office, and Lester Smith Jr. enlisting for service with the Quartermaster Corps in Hawaii. Brann will operate Branncastle Farm alone near Walkersville as partner R. S. Cashe retires. A family dinner at Seneca features many relatives from nearby towns. A boxing match in Denver features Alex Miteff vs Johnny Holman as NBA leaders attend the convention.
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Frederick City
Moor
Frederick High School
J. Robert Edwards
Brunswick
Ellis C. Wachier
F. Lester Smith, JR
Lester Smith
East Second Street
Hagerstown
Quartermaster Corps
Honoluis
Hawaii
W. L. Brann
Hillsdale
Branncastie Farm
Walkersville
R. S. CasHe
Brann
Miteff
Holman
Denver
Alex Miteff
Argentina
Johnny Holman
Buenos Aires
Denver Coliseum
National Boxing Assny
NBA
Ewe From Here To Attend MUA Sessions in Virginia Beach
Raymond C. Brehaut president of Frederick Gas Company and Robert L. Smith retired of Potomac Edison join Maryland and DC utilities officials at the 33rd Fall Conference of the Maryland Utilities Association in Virginia Beach. Brehaut treasurer and Smith secretary of MUA, formed 1922 to share ideas on utility matters. Robert W. Wilson Potomac Electric Power will call meeting to order. DeWitt S. Hyde U S House member seeks regional approach to local problems. Over 400 members and spouses expected at the two day convention.
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Raymond C. Brehaut
Frederick Gas Company
Robert L. Smith
Potomac Edison Company
Maryland
District l of Columbia
Maryland Utilities Association
Cavalier Club
Virginia Beach
Brehaui
Smith
District of Columbia
IUAUL
Robert W. Wilson
Potomac Electric Power Company 5
Washington
Robert C. Carder
Hagerstown
DeWitt S. Hyde
U. S. House of Representatives
Sixth District
Rest Home Zoning Sought in Clarksburg by Youngs
In Clarksburg Bessie and Harry Young seek a zoning exception from the Board of Zoning Appeals to establish a Rest Home at the corner of State Route 355 and Clarksburg School Road. They previously operated a rest home in Rockville and have now acquired a large house with plans to alter it. Local officials include John N. Blackston, Klinehart County Bureau of Licenses. Funeral notices and fines are also listed for various local incidents and individuals.
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David 3. Brandenburg
Clarksburg
Board of Zoning Appeals
Clarksburg School Road
Bessie
Harry Young
Rockville
Young
John N. Blackston
Klinehart
S!ty Bureau of Licenses
Howard Schaefer
Harry Quinn
James Stockman
David Rees
M. D
Worley Green
Morris
Team Tann
Wedding of Miss Lillian Soper and Mr John Riley
Miss Lillian Madelene Soper and John A Riley were married August 3 at the bride’s sister's home in Hyattsville. Rev. Kenneth S Woodying officiated. A reception followed at the Snook home. Miss Mary Riley of Laurel served as attendant.
Two Jailed On Intoxication Charges
Two men went to jail on intoxication charges in the only criminal cases called for trial before Magistrate Wilburt F. Sheffield Jr. in Anwnn Manet thie machine.
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Wilburt F. Sheffield Jr
Anwnn Manet Thie Machine
History Repeats Itself in Centuries of Turmoil
In a typed Washington dispatch dated September 10, the writer lists historical echoes across 1857 and today. Highlights include the Dred Scott ruling, a Sino British French war, Russia’s moves, the Crimean War aftermath and Hindu unrest, a Indian revolution with mass casualties, New York gangsterism, mayoral police clashes with the governor, and federal troops guarding customs houses amid upheaval.
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North
Supreme Court
Dredd Scott
Chizen
China
England
France
Russia
Europe
Middle East
India
New York City
Amvets Auxiliary Elects Rosa G Kreh President
Amvets Auxiliary to Past No 2 held its September meeting at the Post Home 500 West Patrick Street electing Rosa G Kreh president succeeding Bertha Kennedy. Officers named include Doris Peace as senior vice president and Hazel Nikick as secretary with installation planned October 7 by a State AMVETS officer.
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Rosa G. Kreh
Amvets
Ness
Post Home
West
Patrick Street
Kreh
Bertha
Kennedy
Doris Peace
Rae
Z. Washington
Peace
Hazel Nikick
Bertha J. Renneay
Rennicas
Shirley
Perez and Bell in Ten Round Clash Preview in NY
New York reports Perez plans another shot at Bobby Bell after a tough edge. Brooklyns Lulu notes a draw, while Perez eyes a rematch with Harald Gamac. A 1954 court ruling is cited as vague on integration, with 1955 opinions mentioned. Jug Bridge Club held a picnic at Husky Park with 55 attendees including Beatrice Fehr and Harry Hamilton Sr. The next fall meeting will be at Mrs. Zimmerman’s home on September 11. Tito Belgrade visit.
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Elizabeth Staley
Newton D
Baker Hospital
Veterans Administration
Martinsburg
Staley
Arkansas
Gram
Pauline Gosnell
Boston
Mass
Maryland
Gosnell
Mhem
South
Supreme Court
National Guard
United States District Court
Department
Justice
Congress
Perez
Bell
Youngstown
Ohio
Nicholas
Ierits
Anussc
Legisla
International Boxing Club
Imatien
Lulu
Theihe
Toj
America
Women's Club
Jug Bridge Club
Husky Park
Beatrice Fehr
Carl Kink
Harry Hamiton Sr
Fanny Bling
Edward Oden
Allen Kuill
Lisa
Peter ‘Knill
Harry Hamilton Jr
David Hamilton
Mir
Willim Zimmerman
Lillian Zimmerman
Air
John C. Engie
jSliss
Mary Frances Droneburg
James L. Main
Jay
Mignetta Main
Paul E. Main
Shanna Heather Main
L. Rayhu Specht
Charles V. Main
Hal Lee Ott
Aubrey Davis
Bascom Neal
James
Bil Neal
Edgar Clingan
Patrick Warter
Sarah Shane
Grace Beard Young
Murray Fox
Russell Young
Janis Marie Young
Charles Murphy
Dennis
Margie Murphy
James Murphy
Sally Graham
Ray Gregoire
Sheriann
Gary Gregoire
New School Not Ready Before The Next Term
Contractors warn the new junior high school may not be ready for occupancy at the start of the 1958-58 school year. L J Keller and Sons say roof work will begin on the west wing in about two weeks, less than a third of the roof complete. Steel has arrived, cement strikes delayed concrete work, and interior finishing is scheduled to accelerate on the two million dollar project.
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L. J. Keller and Sons
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Wm. Stambaugh Sr
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Alexandria
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Hyattsville
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Pearl) Miller
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