Ministers Exchange Pulpits Across Denominations
Ministers from Methodist Episcopal and United Church of Christ groups swap pulpits this Sunday as part of the national Consultations on Church Union. Dallas hosts sessions May 2 to 5 with leaders from six denominations including Methodist and Episcopal churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist
Episcopal
United Church of Christ
Church Union
Presbyterian
Evangelical United Brethren
Disciples of Christ
Dallas
Tex
Lyle Ashby
Trinity Methodist Church
Frederick
Edwin C. Wenck
Mr. Pleasant
C. G. Muradian
Howard Chapel
Ridgeville Methodist Church
Robert Grumbine
St. Timothy's
Grace Episcopal
Kenneth C. Hamrick
Buckeystown
Forest Grove
Bronson Staley
Jefferson
81YearOld Man Gets Draft Notice
Duluth Minnesota AP reports 81 year old Dr Benjamin J Ersland received a Selective Service draft registration notice by mail with five days to comply. He jokes he will wait to see what happens next. Ersland has 12 great grandchildren and was too old for World War I.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duluth, Minn
Benjamin J Ersland
Selective Service
Ersland
Stock Market Advances in Heavy New York Trading
The stock market resumed its rise in heavy trading in New York as gains broadened early today. Investors shifted into major indices with buying interest visible across several sectors. The session reflected renewed confidence after mixed economic signals, keeping momentum steady.
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New York
Hospital Building Fund Tops $1 Million Mark
The Frederick Memorial Hospital building drive reached 1 161 688 dollars after a seven month effort. W Meredith S Young announced the final tally and presented the fund to Mrs Paul S Michael. Committees reported 624 686 in gifts, 305 447 in corporate gifts, 138 027 in subscriptions, and 88 447 from doctors. Division I led with 321 subscriptions for 30 306 dollars, while the high team totaled 7 965 from 21 contributions. The campaign office remains open until May 27 before moving to the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
W. Meredith S. Young
Paul S. Michael
Michael
Frederick County
Memorial Gifts Committee
James McSherry
Carl V. Weakley
Corporations Committee
Glenmore V. Rice
Richard C. Reynolds
Young
J. Frederick Kreissig
Donald Fadeley
Building Fund
Franklin L. Fesperman
Evangelical Reformed Church
Roland C. Hobbs
Evangelical Lutheran Church
County Budget Requests Total 11.5 Million
County commissioners wrapped 17 days of hearings with department requests totaling 11 550 000 for next year, up from 9 215 000 this year, requiring 2 335 000 in new revenue or deep cuts. Final tax rate decisions hinge on reviewing all budgets, with notable asks from Frederick County Historical Society 1200 and C Burr Artz Library 79770. Parks and Recreation asks 34940 debuting a new Open Spaces Supervisor at 9000. plans include an added Assistant County Planner.
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Randolph B. Rosencrantz
A. Irvin Renn
Frederick County
C. Burr Artz Library
Hibraries
Parsons Newman
Josephine P. Etchison
Charles F. Bowers
Parks and Recreation Commission
Parks and Open Spaces
Lawrence A. Dorsey
Democrats To Hear Tunney At Jefferson Jackson Dinner
John V. Tunney freshman California congressman and son of boxing champ Gene Tunney will speak at the Jefferson Jackson Day Dinner this Saturday at the Peter Pan Inn in Ur ibana. Social hour at 6 p.m. and dinner at 7 p.m. Tunney represents the 38th District including Riverside and Imperial Counties. He is a Yale and Virginia Law grad, former Air Force captain, and serves on key House committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John V. Tunney
California
Gene Tunney
Peter Pan Inn
Uribana
Tunney
Riverside
Imperial
Congress
Yale University
University of Virginia Law School
Academy of International Law
Hague
Netherlands
New York
Virginia
US Air Force
March Air Force Base
House of Representives
Post Office
Civil Service
Interior and Insular Affairs
Graveyard found near VFW Country Club in Frederick
During spring work on the ninth green at VFW Country Club volunteers uncovered a centuries old graveyard hidden in dense brush. Records identify Christian Getzendanner who died in 1766. locals discuss early German settlers and Getzendanner’s move to Frederick County near the first town site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
VFW Country Club
Christian Getzendanner
Country Club
Courty Club
Frank Rehmann
Edward §. Delaplaine
Geizendanner
Switzerland
Sch
Iefferstadt
Ann Barbara Brunner
Cowes
Philadelphia
Christian ‘“Ketzendander
Declaplaine
Renmann Getzerdanner
Frederick Town
Jon Thomas Schley
Frederick
Getzendanner
Frederick County
Surgeons Place Plastic Artificial Heart In Man
A team at Texas Medical Center began placing a plastic artificial heart in a patient as part of a $4.5 million research effort led by Dr. Michael E. DeBakey. The temporary device pumps blood from the left atrium to the aorta to sustain circulation while the damaged heart heals. The procedure, an earlier version of the assist heart, could take two to three hours, with consideration of permanent or full heart replacement in future aims. The patient was unnamed. officials noted the operation was imminent and details would require patient consent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Tex
Texas Medical Center
Methodist Hospital
Michael E. DeBakey
Baylor Medical School
DeBakey
Baylor
Methodist
Rice University
LBJ To Address Methodist Bicentennial in Baltimore
President Johnson will address a session of the Methodist bicentennial celebration in Baltimore at 7 30 p.m. in the Civic Center. Methodist Bishop John Wesley Lord will preside as over 1000 ministers and laymen attend the long planned event opening in Baltimore and running through Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Johnson
Baltimore
Methodist Information Center
John Wesley Lord
Train blast kills fifty five in AssamNagaland region
AP reports fifty five people killed and 127 injured when a blast tore through the Tinsukia New Jalpaiguri express near Lumding railway station in eastern India. Rebels blamed. Nagas seek state, talks with Indira Gandhi fraught with division and continued violence.
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New Delhi
India
Tinsukia
New Jalpaiguri
Lumding
Calcutta
Assam
Assam Mail
Indira Gandhi
Magaha outlines advantages of interceptor sewer line
Frederick Mayor E Paul Magaha says the Monocacy interceptor sewer line could ease the Frederick Walkersville dispute and spur region development for 35 to 40 years. It would connect Monocacy filtration plant area to Walkersville, boosting sewage capacity from 1 to 5 million gallons per day and enabling plant enlargements for Frederick. Total estimated cost is 3 5 million with significant federal and state aid. The project also funds expansion of the Monocacy filtration plant to raise water capacity by two million gallons per day from the current two million.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Walkersville
E. Paul Magaha
Ceresville
Harmony Grove
Tuscarora
Fountain Rock
Sanitary Commission
Frederick City
Bicyclist Injured In City Mishap
A 12 year old Frederick youth was injured when his bicycle collided with a car at the West Thirteenth and North Market streets intersection. Frank Bradley was treated for abrasions and contusions of the hip and legs after riding his bicycle into North Market Street without stopping. The car, driven by Lester J. Shilling of Sabillasville, sustained $5 in damage. the bicycle, $25. Police and investigators Sgt Paul W. Mossburg and Pvt. Richard E. Lewis worked the scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
West Thirteenth - North Market Streets
Frank Bradley
John Croneburg
North Market Street
Bradley
West Thirteenth Street
Lester J. Shilling
Sabillasville
Paul W. Mossburg
Richard E. Lewis
Frederick City Attorney Opens Probe into Plumbing Code Violations
Frederick city attorney Richard Burgee confirms an investigation into alleged plumbing code violations reported last January by the plumbing review board. Chairman Charles Murphy says three concrete violations involve oil dealers and heating installers lacking licenses, registrations, bonds, permits, or city inspections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Richard R. Burgee
Charles F. Murphy
Plumbing Review Board
Board of Aldermen
Murphy
173 Reds Killed In Big Battle
U S Marines and South Vietnamese troops fought a heavy Viet Cong-North Viet Namese force near Quang Ngai, killing at least 173 Communists. A large weapons store was seized. air and ground actions continued as Marines pressed an encirclement.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Quang Ngai
North Viet Nam
Mu Igia Pass
Ho Chi Minh Trail
Lewis J. Fields
Salisbury
U.S. 1St Marine Division
Fields
Hot Springs
Nguyen Dinh Ky
Associated Press
George Esper
Pacifists in Hong Kong seek visits to Red China and Hanoi
Six American pacifists expelled from South Vietnam arrived in Hong Kong and said they would pursue visits to Red China and North Vietnam in the search for peace. Led by Rev. A J Muste, they planned personal contacts in Hong Kong, with possible visas to Cambodia for Karl Meyer. Saigon police forced them aboard, roughing reporters and confiscating cameras during the chaotic exit from Tan Son Nhut Airport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
A J. Muste
New York
Peking
Hanoi
United States
Karl Meyer
Chicago
Cambodia
Saigon
Tan Som Nhut
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Frederick Memorial Hospital Building Fund
Richard A Twigg
Democrats
By Joy Derr
Man
LBJ
Magaha
Jets
Hwreal
Wnu
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