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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1958
Page
2
Obituaries report the sudden death of John E. Cooper at 56 with services at Mount Olivet in Frederick led by Rev. Waaheim. his widow Teresa Schill Cooper survives along with siblings and military veteran status. Separate notices note funeral services for Eira Fike of Burkittsville and other relatives with interment planned in Mount Olivet and Terral Alta cemeteries.
Funeral services were held for Mrs Lenal Burke Haines wife of Charles Le Roy Haines at 106 East Church Street with Rev Harold A Ammons officiating. Members of Trinity Methodist Ladies Bible Class and W SC GS attended. Interment at Mount Olivet cemetery. Pallbearers listed. flowers donated to Heart Fund. Also noted were services for William Third Street and Lewis Hamilton Alexander with interments at Haughs cemetery and Woodsboro area, detailing family ties and affiliations.
Frederick High School announces Navy College Aptitude Test for senior and graduate candidates. Eligible males 17 to 21 may apply by November 15, 1958. Selected midshipmen enroll in 52 colleges nationwide to pursue Regular NROTC, with tuition, fees, books provided and 600 dollars annual pay.
A 1958 page from The News lists advertising rates in Missouri and Mississippi regions. It includes public notices and classified ads with pricing details for single and multiple insertions, indicating monthly or quarterly publication practices and rate structures.
The shift from self reliant farming to factory work boosts productivity as more educated executives rise while the number of pure self starters declines. Despite job structure changes, purchasing power stays stable. during the recent recession personal consumption fell only slightly, to eight tenths of a percent from 1957's third quarter to early this year.
Frederick Memorial Hospital records births for September with details of parents names and addresses. Charles Keeney and Doris Beall announce Pamela Ronlie, a fourth child and second daughter born Wednesday. Rhoderick and Evelyn Horton announce Wayne Eugene, a third child and second son born Thursday. James Stine and Betty Kemp announce Kemberly Anne, a first child and second daughter born Thursday. Edwin R. Cornish Jr. and Mary Gregg announce a fifth child and fourth daughter, born Friday.
Old Defenders Day observances at Mt Olivet cemetery honored by the Key Monument Association and the D A R. President General Donald McLean spoke and placed a wreath as Prof George Ed Smith sang The Star Spangled Banner. Recent rains ease canal work and boatmen foresee a profitable season. A Western horse purchased by Geo Wallace ran away on East Third Street before being caught. Harry T. Creager travels to Baltimore for baseball games. Robert Brown Henderson, former postmaster at Frederick and Cleveland appointee, died at his sister’s home in Harrisonburg Va after his later years there.
May or Howard W Jackson appears to have won Frederick counts six convention votes for the gubernatorial nomination while Herbert R O Conor awaits canvass. David J Lewis reportedly carried the county by 146 over Millard Tydings. Rev Merval Weaver installed as pastor at Frederick Presbyterian Church. Rotary Club hears Dr Philip Price discuss Taiwan surgery. Potomac Edison ordered to discontinue trolley service between Myersville and Funkstown.
Miss Ann Marie Hobbs daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Hobbs of Thurmont and Dr Peter A Kot son of Mr and Mrs Kot Milwaukee Wis were married at Our Lady of Mount Carmel Church. Ceremony featured a lace gown with Alencon panels and a colonial bouquet.
Mr Frank Angel was moved from Walkersville to Frederick Memorial Hospital by G C Barton ambulance Saturday morning for treatment. Mrs Harry G Benson of 206 Westy Twelfth street is a patient there. Leon Houser of Hagerstown was admitted after a heart attack while at the Greyhound Bus Terminal. The Uni ted ambulance took him to the hospital at 4 40 p m. He remained admitted. Mr Ernest L Baker of Brunswick is a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital under two weeks of treatment. Mr Roland C Mackley of 110 East Sixth street was admitted Tuesday and underwent surgery Wednesday. Mrs Elmer Smith of Walkersville entered Thursday night for medical treatment. Donna Kay Geisler, 23 months old daughter of Mr and Mrs William Geisler of Burkitsville, was a surgical patient, entered Wednesday and dismissed Friday. Mrs Russell H Yinger of Route 3 was admitted Wednesday as a medical patient and remains. Mrs Grate Marshall of Route 3 underwent surgery Friday. admitted Wednesday. MARKET PRICES Corn Wheat
The court instructs a 23 member grand jury to reach a 12 vote indictment threshold. Foreman E Paul Maigaha is named and jurors are told deliberations are secret with court support for legal advisors, stenographer, bailiff, and an inner door keeper.
The wedding of Clair C. Varley of Washington and Orville Wray Mpss. St. Paul was held at St Luke's Methodist Church in Washington. Rev Q B Langrall officiated the double ring ceremony. The bride wore a snowy white pearl sole gown with lace, seed pearls and iridescent sequins, and carried a bouquet of white and sweetheart roses centered by a white orchid. Attendants wore coordinated dresses. The reception followed at The Westchester in Washington.
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