Church Starts Fund Drive for Trinity Methodist Building
A three year crusade named Christian Stewardship aims to raise 51000 for a building fund and 12138 for normal expenses as Trinity Methodist plans a new two level church on three acres near West Brook housing. Rev Dr Percy Frank Asher leads the drive with Richard Burgee as chairman and an executive committee including Roy Ramsburg and Bruce MacSorley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trinity Methodist Church
Trinity
West Patrick Street
Westbrook
Percy Frank Asher
Department of
Field Service
National Bane of Missions
Methodist Church
Richard Burgee
Stewardship Crusade
Burgee
Roy Ramsburg
Charles Ford
Bruce MacSorley
J. C. W. Trout
Chester Stevens
Donald Whitworth
Lyle Ashby
Trinity Methodist
Asher
Genesee
Syracuse
New York
Buffalo
Rochester
Olean
Corning
Elmira
Lake Juanaluska
N. C
Permanent Fund Board
Conference Board of Missions
Coffee price surge hits local stores with higher jars and pounds
Local produce stores report sharp increases in coffee prices over the past weeks. Instant coffee jars rise up to 12 cents, while many brands climb four to six cents per pound. National brands now range 88 to 92 cents per pound, with causes linked to a fire in Maryland, drought in Brazil, and a shifting coffee market. A spokesman warns future price moves are uncertain and a per cup rise may follow if trends continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Maryland Whalesale Company
Brazil
Spring Ceremonial Tall Cedars Meet In Frederick Parade Highlight
Several hundred Tall Cedars of Lebanon gather in Frederick on Saturday for District 21 Spring Ceremonial. A 5 p.m. parade through town from West Church Street to West Patrick Street features Forests of Frederick, Hagerstown, Shenandoah Martinsburg W Va and Algonquin Cumberland. Chief Charles V. Main leads as parade marshal. A 6:15 p.m. dinner at West Frederick Junior High, 7:30 p.m. ceremonial order, and receptions follow at the school with district officers and local Forests participating.
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Tall Cedars of Lebanon
Frederick
West Frederick Junior High School
Frederick Forest
Hagerstown Forest
Shenandoah Forest
Martinsburg
W. Va
Algonquin Forest of
Cumberland
Cedars
Court House
North Court Streets
Charles V. Main
West Church Street
North Market Street
West Patrick Street
Cedarettes
Oran C. Lease
Grand Tall Cedar
William J. E. Null
Royal Court
G. Thomas Shoemaker
Charles T. Staley
Robert E. Dailey Jr
Charles L. Myers
Mrs America finalists named in pageant events
Mrs. Texas and Mrs. West Virginia were judged final ist winners in cake baking and one dish meat at the Mrs. America pageant in St. Petersburg. Lynn Cardiff of Katy Texas won cake baking and Tanya Law of Charleston West Virginia won one dish beef stroganoff.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Texas
West Virginia
Lynn Cardiff
Katy
Tanya L. Law
Charleston
W.va
Teachers Oppose Pay Scale In Carroll County Hearing
About 250 teachers administrators and parents met Carroll County Commissioners to protest the proposed 1964 65 teachers salary schedule. Speakers cited allocations under Hughes Bill and noted local education funding has fallen versus past years. Representatives urged budget reconsideration and more funding.
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Carroll County Commissioners
Board of Commissioners
Carroll County Board of Education
Randolph Richardson
Carroll County Teachers’ Association
James Dyer
CCTA
Milson Raver
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Richardson
Boards of Commissioners
Boards of Education
Frederick County
Hughes
Carroll County
MSTA
Raver
Maryland General Assembly
Pta’s
Johnson Enters Talks To Avert Rail Strike
Maryland court orders removal of twelve candidates from the May 19 primary ballot. The move trims the field to 58 candidates for eight House seats, affecting races from congressman at large to district contests. Key withdrawals include Democrats Cory, Schweinhaut, and Tyler in at large. Republican changes narrow fields in 2nd and 6th districts.
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Annapolis
Maryland
Wilsie H. Adams
Anne Arundel County
C. Bowie Duckett
George Sachse
John
Norton Johnson
J. David Andrews
Baltimore
Carlton R. Sickles
Ernest N. Cory Jr
Margaret C. Schweinhaut
Herbert H. Tyler
George P. Mahoney
George H. Fallon
Walter L. Green
William R.clay
Virginia M. Black
Richard E
Maryland Delaware Press Association honors 1963 editorial winners
Press Association contest honors editor Maurice Rimpo for three Cambridge editorials on racial dispute. Winners span daily and weekly papers, including Montgomery County Sentinel and Evening Journal. Categories cover editorials, typography, and general excellence with multiple newspapers acknowledged.
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College Park
Maurice Rimpo
Daily Banner
Cambridge
Maryland
Delaware
Rimpo
Maryland-Delaware Press Association
New Jersey Press Association
Morning News
Evening Journal
Wilmington
Montgomery County Sentinel
Rockville
Roger B. Farquhar
$13,326 Awarded In Damage Suit
A Rocky Ridge man received $13,326 in damages after a two hour jury deliberation in Circuit Court over an August truck collision on Long's Mill road Owens Creek bridge. The verdict favored Roy M. Willard with defendants Donald R. Blackston and K and L Motor Lines found liable. The jury denied the companys counterclaim for vehicle damages. Willards attorneys were Edwin F. Nikirk and others testified about his injuries.
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Rocky Ridge
Walter H. Moorman
Roy M. Willard
RFD 2
Donald R. Blackston
K and L Motor Lines
Thurmont
Willard
Robert Pilgram
Thomas Michael
Blackston
Owens Creek
Long’s Mill Road
Edwin F. Nikirk
Robert E. Clapp Jr
William W. Wenner
Hidden gunman hunt after Maryland state senator shot
Verda Welcome, the Maryland Senate's only Black member, was grazed by gunfire as a would-be intruder fired five rounds at her car near her Baltimore home. Police described the suspect as a mid-20s Black man with a limestone tint to his close-cropped hair.
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Baltimore
Verda Welcome
Maryland
Senate
Johnson invites leaders to White House talks on rail strike
President Johnson pressed for an honorable solution to the four year rail work rules dispute and invited labor and management to negotiate at the White House. He met with Labor Secretary Wirtz and four officials, urged a 15 day deadline for a settlement, and warned Congress may act if talks fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
White House
W. Willard Wirtz
Rose Garden
Congress
Isaiah
Rotary Panel Addresses Local School Dropouts Problem
Judge Alfred B D Noyes led a Thursday Rotary Club panel at North Frederick Elementary School on the dropout issue. The discussion explored the causes and impacts, highlighting that 300 county high school students dropped out last year, 54 returned, and urged community programs to direct youths toward skilled trades like automobile mechanics while strengthening guidance, family and church involvement.
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North Frederick
The
Rotary Club
Judge Noyes
Gwendolyn C. Elliott
Randle Elliott
Hood College
Sara Leiter
State Department of Education
Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Milton L. McKenna
Aerojet-General
Atlantic Division
Noyes
Leiter
Woodward
Elliott
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Percy F. Asher
Rockville, Md
Montgomery County
County School Board
Carroll Group
Frederick Post
Del
Martin A. Klaver
Evening Capital
the Post
Morning Herald
Hagerstown
Maryland Gazette
Glen Burnie
the Star-Democrat
Easton
Howard County Times
Ellicott City
Catholic Review
Maryland Independent
la Plata
County Record
Denton
Queen Anne’s Record Observer
Centreville
Community Service
the Blade-Times
Brunswick
Carroll County Times
Westminster
Queen Anne’s Record-Observer
Harford Democrat
Aberdeen
the Times
Federalsburg
Walter Rondy
Rotary
Atlantic
Sarah Leiter
State
Frank J. Keeferment
Alfred D. Noyes
Peoples Court For
This City
Alfred BD. Noyes
Peoples Court For Juvenile Cases
Miss Leiter
McKenna
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