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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1956
Page
3
Long list of house of worships with service times and pastors across Brunswick, Winfield, Sal export. The column notes multiple churches, Mass times, Sunday Schools and special events, including guest pastors and sermon topics.
William E. Gilroy argues intolerance and bigotry stain religion more than faith itself. He cites atheism and atheists like Darwin and Kropotkin, notes persecution has shifted from believers to atheistic secularism, and praises a spring rally led by Thomas of Fredericks Trading Co to promote humane, community values.
Fragmentary editorial urges enduring grace to relieve persecuted saints and oppressed masses. Calls for deliverance from religious intolerance and atheistic persecutions while expressing hope for restorative mercy.
A Circuit Court jury awarded Mr. and Mrs. Jarl W. H. Mercer $36,636 for a West Patrick street filling station condemned by the State Roads Commission for the Frederick bypass. The State deposited $26,000 in court. valuations ranged from $25,220 to $44,686. Jurors viewed the site before testimony. The case was before Associate Judge Patrick M. Schnau sler.
College Park reports the 30th annual Rural Women's Short Course opens June 18 in College Park with 1000 homemakers attending. The week features 18 subjects, daily assemblies, famed speakers, and theme Wider Horizons for Family Living. Vesper service led by Dr William E Smith opens College Week. speakers include Dr Gordon M Cairns and Dr Paul E Nystrom.
Yowalski a Maryland native from St. Marys County was appointed to the Washington DC police department in 1936. He served as a crossing guard and traffic investigator before becoming a motorcycle officer and since 1949 has led the DC traffic school as chief instructor. The article also notes a series of community talks and honors at an upcoming homemakers assembly and includes brief items on a Rome traffic study and a grass fire at Bumble Kee Brook Farm Ballenger Creek Road.
Speaking in Canada at an April 20 dinner the city will offer Mrs. Franklin D Roosevelt the freedom of Saint John for May x. This marks the first time a woman has received the honor since the city’s 1785 founding.
Aged convalescent and chronic patients may now access private and semi private rooms at Reeders Nursing Home. The facility offers 34 hour nursing care withRegistered nurses on duty around the clock and complete staff coverage. Licensed under the State Hospital Division of Baltimore Maryland. For information call Keedsville 4022.
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