Multiple Churches Provide Sunday Services Across Towns
A compiled timetable lists numerous churches and their Sunday worships, Sunday schools, and special services across Urbana, Frederick, and adjoining communities. Entries include Ignatius Loyola Urbana, St Josephs Carrollton Manor, St Matthew Petersville, St Marys Petersville, and churches of the Brethren and Lutherans, with times ranging from 8:30 a m to 11:30 a m and diverse parish activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Latius Loyola
Urbana
St. Joseph's-on-Carrollton
Ignatius Loyola
Ura
St.atius Loyola
Ewood
Beaver Dam
Sam's Ek
Churches of the Brethren
Paul Fike
Sams Creek
Eaver Dam
Coldgewood
Local church schedules and clergy listed for Ridgeville Myersville and Middletown areas
The notice lists weekly services for multiple churches including Blue Mountain Bible School Full Gospel Pentecostal Ridgeville St. John's Hill-Church St. Paul's Myersville Myersville Evangelical United Brethren Middletown Christ Evangelical Reformed Linganore Libertytown Methodist Brook Hill Yellow Springs and more with pastors Rev. David Brothers Rev. R L Markley Rev E Stephen Raby Rev Warren A Breisch and Rev L Gene Stewart along with prayer meetings church schools and radio broadcasts for Sundays and midweek worship times and locations across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Full Gospel Pentecostal
Church of Ridgeville
David Brothers
Myersville
R. L. Markley
St. John’s Church Hill
Myersville — Church
St. Mark's
Wolfsville — Church
Middletown
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Warren A. Breisch
Raymond Roderick
Brook Hill Methodist Church
Yellow Springs
L. Gene Stewart
Convention Of Luther League At Gettysburg
The 30th annual Luther League convention of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland will meet at Gettysburg College September 1 to 3. Registration starts September 1 at 11 a.m. with recreation and a square dance evening. The program features Bible study, a service led by Rev. Lawrence M. Reese, Luther League Clinic discussions, a report of the national convention, a Gettysburg College program, and a banquet September 3 at 6 p.m. Registrations should be sent to Miss Pearl Bollinger, Route 1, Taneytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Luther League of the Evangeliscal Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Gettysburg College
Carroll District Leaguers
Jesus
Gettysburg Seminary
Lawrence M. Reese
Philadelphia
Luther League Clinic
Henry A. Hanson
William J Doub
Williamsport
League
Seminary Chapel
Roland A. Ries
Zion Lutheran Church
Baltimore
George F. Harkins
New York City
United Lutheran Church In America
Luther Leaguers
Rone
WCTU Withdraws Support Of UN At Convention
The 400000 member Women's Christian Temperance Union cut its endorsement of the United Nations as a peace instrument at its 77th annual convention in Boston. The vote kept a clause urging use of UN channels to fight hunger and disease, while stressing relief work and education. Delegates noted UN peace efforts’ delays yet did not oppose the UN. The group also defined intoxicating beverages as any drink containing more than one half of one percent alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Women's Christian Temperance Union
United Nations
WCTU
Star Witness Absent At Council Session
Star witness John L. Sanford Jr. Worcester County State's Attorney did not attend the Legislative Council tour hearing in the Eastern Shore city. Sheriff Edwin D. Lynch also skipped, prompting a motion to issue special invitations or subpoenas for Aug. 24 in Annapolis. The panel aims to study Maryland crime conditions and possible rackets, with Ocean City's boardwalk noted for gambling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salsbury
Legislative Council
John L. Sanford, Jr
Worcester County
Sanford
Snow Hill
Edwin D. Lynch
DeNa
Sanford and Lynch
Annapolis
Crothers
G-Ceecil
General Assembly
Maryland
Ocean City
West Germany to pay share of occupation costs
Allied spokesmen said West Germany must raise the difference for occupation costs through new taxes, not loans. Germany proposed lending funds or reducing the bill. allies rejected both, urging higher taxation to cover the shortfall while Western troops are paid and equipped by their nations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonn
Germany
West Germany
United States
Britain
France
Fritz Schaeffer
Konrad Adenauer
Hoover, Former President, Is 77 Today at Mountain Retreat
Herbert Hoover, the Nation's only living former President, turned 77 while staying at his Palo Alto home. He retreated to a Santa Cruz Mountains ranch for a quiet birthday, with plans to spend a few days there at his brother Theodore's property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoover
Santa Cruz
Calif
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Mountain Ranch
Theodore
Race Track Worker Implicated in Dope Probe
Baltimore detectives say a 19-year-old race track exercise boy is implicated with two jockeys and a soldier in a narcotics scheme targeting teenage girls. Four suspects, including Charles Richardson, 28, of Melrose Maryland, face drugs charges and bond set at 60,000. Investigators report seven girls aged 15 to 18 provided statements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Pimlico
Charles Richardson
Melrose
J. Harold Grady
Richardson
Hanover
George Murphy
Detective Bureau
Court News Equity and Property Deeds Across Multiple Parties
Equity case James M French vs Mary E French, bill of complaint for absolute divorce. marriage licenses list several couples from Hagertown, Brunswick, Hagerstown and surrounding towns. deeds show transfers to various spouses for $10 and other counties. power of attorney note. final line notes there are 50 islands in Lake Champlain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James M French
Mary E. French
Albert L Gardner, Jr
Betty L. Nuckels
Hagerstown
Charles W. Lidie
South Carroll Street
Barbara A. Fagan
East Fourth Street
Gayle Thomas Long
India Mae Boyd
Brunswick
Harry M. Iseminger
Funkstown
Louie A
Lake Champlain
Emmitsburg Town Council Receives Finance and Repair Plans
The Emmitsburg town council met at the fire hall to hear the treasurer’s report showing a general fund balance of 1147 dollars and a paid-off bond debt with 40.65 dollars left in the account. July meter receipts were 26115 dollars and July tax collection was 230 dollars. Requests for surfacing alloys came from Howard Tull and Dr. James H. Allison. Burgess Rodgers outlined a townwide repair and improvement program after DePaul street work, and announced a street and alley survey. Letters from Robert Gilchrist Ellis Kelly seeking three months’ work for 200 dollars transport were declined. another from Lee E. Reid asked for photos of local sites. Bills were read, approved, and paid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Louise Sebold
Howard Tull
Dro
James H. Allison
Burgess Thornton W. Rodgers
DePaul Street
Burgess
Robert Gilchrist Ellis Kelly
England
America
Peter Ellis
States
Teller
Kelly
Lee E. Reid
Lancaster
Town council acts on streets and fire service
The council approved alley repairs behind the Emmitsburg recreation center and Reform ed church rear area. It ordered weekly square cleaning and rubbish pickup, allotted $000 to One Vigilant Hose Company for a new fire truck, and granted one parking space near the fire house for emergencies. A private parking space request was denied. Plans for a chloride disposal plant machine were outlined at about $2000. A State Roads Commission note urged a restricted parking ordinance for North and South streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peeeblefoot Police
Dines
Councl
Charles Juss
Raymond Baker
Emmitsburg Recreation Center
Reformed Church
Hanover
Wierman
West Main Street
Burgess
Department of Health
Tha
State Roads Commission
Seton avenue parking ban and local doll show report
Seton avenue will have no parking on either side for several hundred yards from the Square 1 area as a parking restriction goes into effect. A doll show at the Washington street Playground sponsored by the Frederick Recreation Commission drew 39 entries with awards for largest smallest funniest most unusual prettiest and oldest dolls. Winners included Carol Ann Molesworth Patsy Deisbert Terry Mills Mary Uieffman Juanita Deater Darlene Wachter Doris Welly and Jim Hattie. Judges were Mrs. Raymond Mills Mrs. Roy M. Lawson and Mrs. Helen Johnson. In Moscow officials noted President Irumat’s disclosure of ongoing talks with Soviet President Nikolai M. Shvernik and expectations about reactions to the five power peace pact idea seen as central to easing global tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doll Snow
Dali
Washington Street Playground
Frederek Recreation Commission
Ives
Carol Ann Molesworth
Patsy Deisbert
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eekly Church
Ervices
Pitsburg
Elias Evangelical Keran Church
Philip Bower
Unday School
Jerson Lutheran Parish
Morris G. Zumbrun
Paul's
Reyneis R. Bell
Lititz
Terson Evangelical
Church
G. Ermine Platt
Worp
Fica Evangelical
Ev. W. HH
Anderman, Jr
Grace
Pleasant Hill
Pleasant
T. Paul's
Utica
Zion
Charlesville
Sky Ridge Luch of the Brethren
S. R. Weybright
Arthur B
Ia Lutheran Parish
Odsboro Lutheran Parish
Ev. R
Myers
Cooshore
Ocky Hill
Eky Springs Union
Podsboro
St. John’s
D Reformed Church
A. Price
Jade Evangelical
Walkersville
Chas. A. Price
Ivory
Unswick St. Francis
Paul J. Dougherty
Pntgomery Charge
Clagettsville
V. Malcolm Wright
Carl F. Smith
Ocust Grove
Linganore
Church of the Brethren
A. Roger Gobbel
J. Matthew's
St. Mark’s
Famstown
Trinity Evangelical d Reformed Church
Walter D. Mehrling
Ton Bridge Lutheran
R. S. Poffenbarger
James
Rocky Ridge
Park Vice
Rev. Zellers
Keysville
Ace Trinity Evangelical
Churchev
Ckeystown
I. P. Blackman
O. B. Jackson
Sunnyside
R. L. Tillery
Pleasant View
Buckeystown
Pmantown
Bethel
Nintain Churches of God
Clarence McGaha
Jermantown
Bethel—Bible Ool
Blue Mountain — Bible School
Libertytown
Methodist
Kenneth A. Tyson
Frank Keefer
Frederick
Washington
William E. Graham
Amelung
Luther League
Gettysburg
Star Witness
Ial
Better Homes Equipment Co
Fast Patrick St
Pearre
Hospital Aid, Inc
Court News
John William Goodhart
Dorothy E. Keyes
Mildred W. Thomas
Charles H. Kehne
Edward W. Pole
John 8. Develer
Arlington E Hemp
State Hoads Commission
Ward H. Smith
Helen XK. Smith
Storm & Shipley
Markeil & Ford
Walter Snow
North Market St
Hotpoint
Philco
Melvin M. Engle
N. Carroll St
Damascus, Md
Damascus
Carpenter
Wolverine
Endicott Johnson
Amy Rhadomly
Fredericktown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Frederick, Md
Seton Avenue
Moscow
Irumat
Nikolai M . Shvernik
Shvernik
W. S. State Department
China
Harry Tinney
Hamilton Ave
Alexander Enterprises
Unionville
Mt Adry
VARAT
Bulck
New Rock Dairy Inks
Micadam Road
Reds
R.C. Boyer Real Estate
GEO. M. Cifapling Chapline Ride
Prederick
College
M. D. Harp Agency Realtors Member
Real Estate Board of Frederick Inc
Pythian
Senee Maryland
Admiral Television
Emerson Radio
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
Rockville
Montgomery Ave
Westminster
Carroll Theatre
P. D. Box
Frederick City
Gilmore R. Flautt, Jr
Gilmore R. Flautt
North Market Street
Hospital Aid, Inc.” Real Estate Board of
Frederick, Inc
Maryland Gal Estate Association
National Association of Real Estate Boards
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