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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1964
Page
3
Grace Trinity Pearl holds 9:15 am service and 10:50 am Sunday School. Trinity Adamstown lists 2:45 am Sunday School and 1 am Worship. Services across county churches reflect varied morning schedules.
The Brethren churches list weekly times including Sunday School at 9:30 to 10:00 am and Worship at 10:30 am in Rocky Ridge Bush Creek Thurmont Myersville Grossnickle Pleasant View Harmony and other local churches with pastors named. — 9:30 to 10:00 am start times and 9:30 am Sunday School vary by church.
A compilation of church schedules details services and Holy Communion timings for Episcopal, Presbyterian, Baptist, Pentecostal, and Christian churches in Poolesville Thurmont Mount Airy Brunswick Braddock Heights and nearby areas. Notable entries include St. Peters Holy Communion on the first Sunday and St. Luke's Brownsville Morning Prayer with Sunday School. A vesper service and hymn sing are noted for Jefferson Brownsville Petersville and Burkittsville clubs at Gathland State Park.
The schedule covers multiple towns in the Thurmont area with times for worship Sunday schools and youth activities. Locations include Evan United Brethren churches in Thurmont Myersville Middletown Wolfsville Garfield Walkersville Pleasant Valley and Taneytown with pastors and service times such as 9 30 a m worship 10 40 a m youth fellowship and 9 a m Sunday School 11 15 a m worship. The entries also note Ser mon and choir rehear sal times for Taneytown and Mt Zion.
The bulletin lists service hours for multiple Church of God congregations including Locust Valley Oak Hill Germantown Blue Mountain Edgewood Knoxville and Brunswick. Each church provides Bible School worship and evening services with midweek or special events noted. Leaders include Rev. John W Gossert Rev. Paul C Cordell Rev. Clarence McGaha Rev. Paul W Moore Rev. H S Churchey and Rev. Harold Beck.
Mass schedules for St Peter in Liberty including Sunday masses and confessions on Saturday and Sunday before services. Our Lady of Mt Carmel in Thermont lists Sunday Masses at 7 30, 9 and 10 30 a m with Holy Day observances.
The page lists multiple parishes withMass times and confessions. Carrollton Manor St Josephs Loyola and Fatima share Sunday and weekday schedules. Confessions offerings vary from Saturday evenings to weekdays before masses, with First Friday masses noted at different times.
The National Park Service asked Harpers Ferry to disclaim several edge streets to avoid condemnation action. Key streets include Cliff Boundary Taylor Hall McDowell Columbia Lancaster York and Gilmer. Land value could exceed 300000. The council will consult an attorney and revisit the matter at the next meeting.
The Mary land Virginia Eldership Christian Endeavor Missionary and Temperance Convention meets at First Church of God Edgewood with theme Bible and You from 1 John 3 4 The two day gathering opens with Rev Carroll Churchey president, adult and youth conferences led by Rev Ernest Baker and Rev Bruce Dick, sessions by Rev Clair Eversole and sermon by Rev W A Herpich Later dispatch notes Francis Murphy 17 named police trainee in New York City while his father Michael Murphy is police commissioner
Howard County plans to tax the Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratories near Ellicott City after Tax Assessor Cromwell valued 30 buildings and land at 6.127 million dollars. Hopkins plans an appeal while a former employee sues for 4 million dollars, claiming health damage from lab work. The Tax Appeals Court seeks AG aid to handle potential litigation.
Johns Hopkins University receives an 800000 grant from the Ford Foundation to study population dynamics through the School of Hygiene and Public Health over five years. President Milton S Eisenhower announced the award, with 200000 paid upfront and 600000 on a matching basis upon raising 1200000 from other sources. A separate item notes Water Law Repealed to allow a hydrofoil sightseeing boat on Baltimore harbor.
The essay reflects on the biblical line now we see through a glass darkly from First Corinthians. It argues adults face uncertainty and doubt, yet wiser discernment grows from enduring life’s mysteries, a process valued as divine training.
Eleanor C. Wetzel of Middle Alley filed a $50 000 damage suit against J. Marshall Staub of Braddock Heights alleging she slipped and fell on hills and ridges of ice on the sidewalk.
Mrs. Wetzel sues over an ice covered sidewalk at the Staub property 401 North Market Street claiming injuries from a fall while walking east on West Fourth Street. Attorneys Offutt and Gastley seek $50 000 in damages.
The Maryland Department of Motor Vehicles reports a sharp rise in mandatory driver license revocations. For the six months ending June 30, revocations reached 3,237, up 23 percent from 2,489 a year earlier. Accumulating 12 points under Maryland’s point system results in automatic license loss.
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