Trappe Woman Sings Praise in Global The Upper Room Readings
Florence Ziegler Sanger of Trappe Maryland authored a meditation used on January 4 by about eleven million readers of The Upper Room devotional guide. The piece reflects Ephesians 4 23 24 urging renewal of the mind and righteousness. Potts notes a vast world circulation and multilingual editions. The meditation closes with prayer and a thought for the day. It is part of The Upper Room January February issue read across 70 000 churches in the United States and Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Ziegler Sanger
Trappe
J. Manning Potts
Potts
United States
Canada
Resolve To Keep State Beautiful During 1957
The Governor's Committee to Keep Maryland Beautiful urges Marylanders to include a 1957 resolve to preserve the state's natural beauty. Chairman John E. Clark notes progress in 1956 with widespread cooperation and roadside trash disposal facilities. He urges households to dispose of old Christmas trees via regular trash collection or an authorized dump to avoid eyesores after Christmas.
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Maryland
Clark
Social Security Rep To Visit Health Center Monday
Social Security Representative Mr Robert F O Regan of the Social Security Administration will be at the Health Center in Denton on Monday December 31 starting at 10 am rain or snow. The item notes weather for Dec 31 to Jan 6 and mentions historical events: Cherokee lands east of the Mississippi ceded for five million dollars on December 29 1835, the Gadsden Purchase treaty signed December 30 1853, and the USS Monitor foundered December 31 1862 off Cape Hatteras.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert F. O’Regan
Social Security Administration
Denton
Mississippi
Mexico City
Monitor
Cape Hatteras
Memorial Hospital Enforces Visiting Hours And Roles
Memorial Hospital administrator Milton B. Shroyer appoints Frederick Goodman as House Officer to enforce visiting regulations. Visiting hours are 3 to 4 p.m. and 7 to 8 p.m. on most floors, with pediatrics limited to 3 to 4 p.m. only. Children under 12 are not admitted. Exceptions exist for surgery or doctor approved access. the aim is patient care, not curtailing visits. Public cooperation is urged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milton B. Shroyer
Memorial Hospital
Frederick Goodman
Goodman
Shroyer
Bus Driver Strike Ends After Forty Two Days
Carolina Trailways buses resumed service to Eastern Shore towns after a 42 day strike ended with a contract ratified 157 to 75. Strike began November 8, isolating the peninsula from Maryland and forcing reliance on autos and planes to reach Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolina Trailways
Eastern Shore
Amalgamated Association of Street Electric Railway and Motor Coach Operators
Maryland
peninsula
Baltimore
Public Service Commission
Crisfield transit
Salisbury
Cambridge
Easton
PSC
Daniel J. Trimper
Ocean City
Daytona Beach hosts National Sports Car Day Feb 10
National Sports Car Day at New Smyrna Beach Airport Course in Daytona Beach Fla features three heat events and a 95 mile main race as part of the Eighth Annual NASCAR International Safety and Performance Trials February 3 to 17. Paul Whiteman supervises the sports car program with John Fitch and Chuck Daigh as past winners noted.
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New Smyrna Beach Airport
Daytona Beach
Fla
Bill France
NASCAR
Tom McCahill
Paul Whiteman
New York City
New Smyrna Beach
Claude Haycraft, Jr
Tampa
Stamford
Conn
Chuck Daigh
Long Beach
Calif
Farmers Urged To Get Their Records In Shape
James G. Woodson Salisbury Social Security Manager urges farm employers to compile and report all cash wages of $100 or more paid to farm workers in 1956. Names and numbers must match Social Security cards exactly. earlier deposits credit partial payments. 1957 reporting rules differ, and free guidance is available at the Salisbury Social Security Office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James G. Woodson
Salisbury
Internal Revenue
AMIr. Woodson
Woodson
Social Security Office
E. Market Street
Red Cross Goal Reached for Hungarian Relief in Caroline
Caroline County Red Cross reports reaching and exceeding the $310 Hungarian Relief target. Contributions from Federalsburg churches, Greensboro donor gifts, and local supporters are noted as the drive continues to aid refugees and stricken Hungarians through medicine, blankets, food, and clothing.
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Arthur W. Brumbaugh
Caroline County
American Red Cross
Red Cross
Europe
ter world
Tungary
Christ
Hungary
Russia
President Brumbaugh
Greensboro
James Knotts
Denton
Wilmer Fell Davis
Federalsburg
Law
Unity Club Holiday Dinner at Ellwanger Home
Unity Club members and guests gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ellwanger’s home on Wednesday evening December 19 for a Christmas turkey dinner. Hosts served pie and ice cream after gifts were exchanged. Attendees included Rev. and Mrs. Lloyd Haag and many local couples and children.
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Unity club
Charles. Ellwanger
Charles Ellwanger
Walter Fountain
James Henry
EF. A. Pearson
Lloyd Haag
Norman Raleigh
Robert Dulin
William G. Towers
George Lowe
Pete Shaffer
Charles Elswanger
George Shaffer
Philip Towers
E. A. Pearson
Chester Baker
Frank Ziegler
Earl Crouse
Herbert Craft
Lee Walston
Thomas Ellwanger
Fanny Harper
A. Dulin
Hopkins
Susan Leese
Ruth Holsinger
T. R. Benson
Mrs Minnie Beauchamp Dies At Centreville Home
Mrs Minnie Brodie Beauchamp aged 74 widow of William Beauchamp died Wednesday December 26 at the Centreville home of her daughter Mrs Frank Fowler where she had lived for years. She was daughter of William and Mary C Wright Horsey and is survived by son Paul of Denton four grandchildren four great grandchildren and brother Harvey Horsey of Tuckahoe New Jersey. Funeral services Sunday at 2 PM at Moore Funeral Home with interment in Denton Cemetery.
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Minnie Brodie Beauchamp
William Beauchamp
Frank Fowler
Centreville
William
Mary C. Wright Horsey
Paul
Denton
Harvey Horsey
Tuckahoe
N. J
Moore Funeral Home
Denton Cemetery
Maryland Farm Bureau Names 1957 Membership Committee
Farm Bureau President W. A. Cooksey names a Tman membership committee to review plans, review county quotas for 1957, and set regional leadership meeting dates. Members include Russell Roger Manchester Carroll County Warry Walters Hughesville Charles County Calvin Brinsfield Vienna Dorchester County William Dallam Bel Air Harford County Noah Kefauver Middletown Frederick County Frank Boyle Queen Anne Queen Anne's County Keith Meyers Sharpsburg Washington County. Maryland 1956 membership was 10,304 with a 1957 national quota of 10,500. The panel will review county programs and production quotas and approve leadership meeting dates.
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Maryland Farm Bureau
W. A. Cooksey
Russell Roger
Manchester
Carroll County
Warry Walters
Hughesville
Charles County
Calvin Brinsfield
Vienna
Dorchester County
William Dallam
Bel Air
Harford County
Noah Kefauver
Middletown
Frederick County
Frank Boyle
Queen Anne
Queen Anne’s
Keith Meyers
Sharpsburg
Washington County
standard county Farm Bureau
Farm Bureau
Wood At Camp Kilmer Weighs Refugee Reception Duties
Army specialist John M. Wood, son of Henry Wood of Greensboro, is at Camp Kilmer New Jersey taking part in Project Mercy. Thousands of Hungarian refugees are being admitted to the United States as immigrants with hundreds of Army personnel helping to establish and maintain a reception and housing center. Wood serves with the 19th Engineer Battalion at Fort Meade Maryland and attended Greensboro High School.
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CAMP KILMER
N. J
John M. Wood
Henry Wood
Greensboro
U. S
Wood
19th Engineer
Fort George G Meade
Marydel Couple Marks Sixty Years of Marriage
Mr and Mrs John F Stafford of Marydel Maryland celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary with a family dinner at home They were married December 23 1896 at Marydel Methodist Church Mrs Nora B Walls formerly of Marydel is 78 and Mr Stafford is 82 Their daughters Maude Schweitzer Hartly and John Powell Wilmington sons Wallace Stafford Marydel Nolan Stafford Wilmington three grandchildren and six great grandchildren attended The Staffords are longtime church members with Mrs Stafford a former Sunday School superintendent and Mr Stafford a retired contractor and lumberman.
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John F. Stafford
Marydel
Marydel Methodist Church
Stafford
Nora B. Walls
Maude Schweitzer
Hartly
John Powell
Wilmington
Wallace Stafford
Del
Nolan Stafford
Staffords
Mrs William E Greenly Dies In Spartanburg South Carolina
Mrs William E Greenly widow of William Edward Greenly of Denton died in Spartanburg South Carolina after long illness. She was daughter of John and Mary Thawley and leaves son Paul Greenly Sewickley PA daughter Caroline Christopher Spartanburg sisters Rose F Thawley Philadelphia and Caroline Stover Westfield NJ six grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Funeral at Moore's Funeral Home Denton led by Rev George W Goodley with interment in Denton Cemetery.
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William FE. Greenly
William Edward Greenly
Denton
Spartanburg
South Carolina
Philadelphia
Caroline
Bonsall Stover
Westfield
N. J
Greenly
Moore’s Funeral Home
George W. Goodley
First Methodist Church
Denton Cemetery
Reverend Arthur Blundon Dies on 63rd Birthday at Camden
The Rev Arthur E B Blundon pastor of Whatcoat Methodist Church Camden died Christmas morning at his home on his 63rd birthday. He served 14 Newfoundland churches earlier and was ordained elder in 1924. He is survived by his wife Sadie LeValliant and three children Barnard Blundon Mrs Charles Burge and Rev A Jason Blundon. He had recent assignments in Hillsboro Queen Anne and Whatcoat since May.
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Arthur E. B. Blundon
Whatcoat Methodist Church
Camden
Whatcoat Church
Odd Fellows Cemetery
Mr. Blundon
Indian Islands
Fogo
Newfoundland
Mount Alison University
Sackville
N. B
Potomac University
Gordon School of Theology
Boston
New York
Sadie LeValliant
Port-Aux-Basques
The City of Tomorrow and Its Plazas
Report No. 54 imagines rejuvenated downtown areas by 1975 with a multilevel system separating pedestrians from vehicles to ease transport. Architects challenge underground factories and windowless towers, urging nature exposure for worker well being despite efficiency claims. Cities resist costly utility relocation that taxes street-level revenue.
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America
Pictorial Review Features In Sundays Baltimore American
The Pictorial Review section in the Baltimore Sunday American promises fun facts and features each week with items like Here's Howe and Mirror of Your Mind. Notable contributors include E. V. Darling and Louella Parsons appearing regularly in the Sunday edition.
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Pictorial Review
Baltimore Sunday American
Howe
Mirror of
E. V. Darling
Louella Parsons
Baltimore American
fADHly
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