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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1959
Page
4
Fragmented text references church membership trends, religious affiliation and public opinion during Khrushchev's visit. Mentions United Nations, religion ratios, and shifts in faith, with scattered notes on political and international topics.
Two young Baltimore men faced murder and rape charges in connection with the 57 year old grandmother’s death on a Clifton Park course. Edward E Bloudsdale 23 and James O Hare Jr 19 pleaded innocent and were held without bail. Evidence tied them to a prior rape case, with Hare denying presence at the scene.
John J. Jenkins of 1437 Mount Royal avenue Baltimore dies suddenly at 67. Survived by wife Jane Carlisle Jenkins daughter Laura Ann Jenkins and siblings in Baltimore and Frederick. Funeral at John’s Catholic Church with Mount Olivet interment. Otha P Patterson 63 dies in Martinsburg WV hospital. Survived by wife Mamie V Disney Patterson children Charles Frank Lindsey and siblings. Body at C E Hicks funeral home. services Sunday 2 pm officiated by Rev J A Williamson.
Mary Neill Baylor a lifelong Charles Town resident died Thursday night at 90 after a long illness. She was the widow of Charles E. Baylor and mother of Aliss Katherine M. Baylor Alis Anthony Hankey of Charles Town and C Neill Baylor general manager of the Herald Mail Co. Services will be held at Zion Episcopal Church at 1 p m Saturday with burial in the church yard.
The piece cites Bruce Biossat on a society trend where many young people expect a living and fun without effort. It argues local employers see applicants who demand high pay and benefits yet show little proof of ability or willingness to work and learn. It urges parents and society to demand responsibility and work ethic.
Fort Detrick officials urge civilian and military personnel to contribute to the United Appeal in Frederick. Col Grothaus and Dr Housewright announce kickoff plans while Lt Col Bechtold chairs a campaign committee meeting. Picnic and social notes from the Officers Open Mess accompany town news.
A Walter Reed researcher urges universal tetanus immunization in the AMA Journal report. Geoffrey Edsall notes tetanus is ubiquitous and wounds risk infection. basic toxoid vaccination plus boosters every four to five years offers strong protection, though universal uptake remains unlikely soon.
A rector preserves relics from a 13th to 16th century era including a silver ring with a secret compartment and a cross once belonging to a priest. The article mentions a historic ring and cross, jeweled base scenes, and a dining room filled with old furniture and carved wildlife plaques connected to the Rainiero family. Also noted: West German foreign student numbers rising with 104 nationalities represented among 2,678 students.
A collection of brief items mentions the Yankees baseball team, Leonard land Estella Appleby visiting Chalets May 2, and Robert Me spending time with relatives in Oceanside California. Also notes Maryland and Frederick High School football praise, Rose Peel visiting Allentown relatives, George W. Kline recovering at Frederick Memorial Hospital, Major George Larg arriving from Greenland, Earl Sigler’s Potomac carp catch, and local seminars and hunting/fishing tidbits.
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