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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1958
Page
2
Daily Fredrick newspaper note shows a Monday edition dated September 29 1955. It lists the issue as published for Neadnise use and includes AP service content. It is printed at North Court Street with a Fred enck postal entry and second class mail designation.
The Frederick Community Concert Association repeats a sellout for the 1958 59 season led by Mrs Don ald E Leatherman with officers and board members praised for their work. Nearby Hanover towns have folded but Frederick gains in popularity offering New Orleans Philharmonic Orchestra Columbus Boychoir Mata and Hari dance team and Wilde and Lewis in joint recital amid strong local support.
Joseph Victor Laderoute, noted Canadian American tenor and Hood College voice professor, presents his 61st Hood recital on September 30 at 8:00 pm in Brodheck Hall. He has sung with NBC Symphony and New York Philharmonic and studied at Toronto Royal Conservatory, Cincinnati College of Music, and New England Conservatory.
Miss Nancy Lee Lopp daughter of Mrs Goldie Burkholder of Baltimore and the late Archibald Lopp married Kenneth Bruce Edwards Jr son of Mr and Mrs Edwards Sr of Knoxville at Brownsville Church Brethren. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Harrison Valentine and Rev Newton Poling with a double ring rite. The bride wore a net lace gown over sateen with a fitted bodice square neckline bouffant skirt and queen's crown veil. She carried white pompons and a white orchid. A reception followed in the parish hall and the couple will reside with the groom's family after a wedding trip. The groom works for the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad and the bride previously studied in Baltimore schools and is employed there.
Fifty years ago notes from The News include the sale of the City Hotel by receivers for 6000 to Charles Wertheimer, with hotel bus and cash register excluded due to liens. Juvenile Literary Society debate at North Market Street School favored by the affirmative. J H Hendrickson leaves for Harvard Law School. Agri Cultural Society names Brish and Thomas to lead poultry and machinery at the coming fair. a Baltimore meeting attended by Mr and Mrs Cline and others featuring Gypsy Smith. Twenty years ago items note Frederick County selling 390000 of school bonds to a Baltimore syndicate, a bread truck strike fatality in Lewistown, a fascist coup doubt from Rev Joseph Thorning, and coats shed for warm weather reaching 86 degrees.
The Associated Press reports on 24 hour weather data ending at 2 a.m. The summary notes temperatures and precipitation levels across regions, detailing variations and notable changes since the previous report.
Among the sick Mrs Elmer Stme RFD Frederick is improving at Frederick Memorial Hospital where she has been a medical patient for the past three weeks. Mrs Edith Stockman a surgical patient at Frecenex Memorial Hospital. Mrs Anna Mae Lowe Tr Em Tilsburg was treated Friday at Warner Hospital for a fracture of the left wrist after falling over a log while burning paper. Marlow Hissey 338 Lee Place remains a patient at Walmer Chic Johns Hopkins Hospital under extensive tests and treatment for an eye injury. Harvey Topera Kans AP WOW Marsey died Saturday at 88. he served 34 years on the Kansas Supreme Court and was chief justice from 1343 until retirement in 1856.
Maryland reported a high weekend fatality toll with seven deaths over Saturday and Friday. The Saturday fatalities included a young married couple, four other highway deaths, and two drownings in Chesapeake Bay. Companions of the drowning victims endured long swims and were hospitalized or treated for exhaustion. The report also notes a Sunday wedding in Carlisle, Pennsylvania for Shirley Ann Bowers and Jerald Wayne Aumen.
Buckeys town resident Mr J Lee Simmons approaches his 98th birthday on Tuesday while Montgomery County official Forte H Sandison travels to Chicago for an international public personnel conference at Morrison Hotel and returns Thursday. PUBLIC SALE: William M Dubie estate at 125 South Jefferson featured grandfather clocks selling for 265 and 255 dollars to local buyers amid lamps glassware and an 18 dollar amborina salt shaker with bidders from Washington and Virginia. Auctioneers Emmett R Bowlus and Delbert Null. Horace M Alexander clerk.
Lawrence argues that Oklahoma’s segregated schools were allowed by a 1907 Congress enabling act, yet the Supreme Court has limited limits on civil rights. He warns that future rulings could unsettle state rights and urges a constitutional amendment to settle the issue once and for all.
The Middletown Boy Scouts, sponsored by the Middletown Lions, begin reorganization. An organization meeting is set for Thursday at 8 pm at the Middletown Fire Hall, inviting all scouting age boys with at least one parent present. Paul Shafer, chairman, notes boys must be over 11 and charter night will designate new members.
County educators from Baltimore, Carroll, Harford, Howard, Montgomery, Washington, Prince Georges and Frederick prepare for the two day conference at Frederick High School. Notable guests include Dr. Paul Brandwein and representatives from Hood College, Frostburg State, Towson, St. Josephs, Peabody Conservatory, Salisbury and the University of Maryland. Western Maryland College and Washington Bureau chief William Stringer also to speak on foreign affairs.
A discussion on state constitutions claiming exclusive control over public schools and the implications of Supreme Court rulings overturning settled law. The piece questions whether states retain power to regulate pupil entry and school rosters versus federal oversight, highlighting ongoing court battles and the 1958 copyright note.
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