Missionary Invasion Planned by Franciscans Behind Iron Curtain
A small group of Franciscan priests plans a missionary push into Eastern Europe under communist rule. They aim to enter only if allowed to work freely, with Rev. Paul Guthrie among the first to go. The effort involves Byzantine rite differences, including language use, icons, and priest marriage. Six Franciscans are ordained Byzantine and two dozen are training in New Canaan and near Wilkes Barre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Shaw
New York
Unnion
Paul Guthrie
Father Guthrie
New Canaan
Homemaker Positively Defined By Family Roles At Lincoln Park Event
Beatrice Fehr argues homemakers are VIPs balancing wife mother and individual identity. Lincoln Park hosted a Hula Hoops event with prizes for top tricks and long hoops. Judges Ruth Dredden Elinor Brown, leaders Alice Charity Margaret Lee, and local families celebrated summer support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln Park
Joseph Parker
Theresa Chase
Valerie Turner
Denise Turner
Gwendolyn Parker
Carol Swann
Frankie Thomas
Marie Thomas
Ruth Dredden
Elinor Rown
Alice Charity
Margaret Lee
Williar Reunion Highlights Local Family Gathering
The Williar family reunion at Big Pipe Creek Park Taneytown drew 61 guests including 12 August birthdays. Oldest attendee Lillian Nicodemus and youngest Barbara Painter were honored as part of a day of picnic, family history, and updates from relatives in Frederick Mount Airy Waynesboro and Baltimore. Thomas A Hollane will speak at South End Baptist Chapel alongside church activities and a youth Sunday School program led by Calvin Leager Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williar
Big Pipe Creek Park
Taneytown
Prudence Wienhold
Baltimore
Lillian Nicodemus
Frederick
Barbara Painter
David Painter
Waynesboro
Harry Klein
Frank Williar Jr
Frankie
Jimmy
Virginia Paul Vossburg
Becky
Linda
Patricia Ann
Nondis Williar
Rick
Randa Hstiawn
Ralph Williar
Mount Airy
Herbert Williar
Warne Williar
Bryan
Lynn
Carl Burker
Union
Jimmy Sinnott
Lee
Carla Lynn
Ron
Irs
Alton Aar
Rose Marie Beverly Far
Alton Jr
Teddy Bennie Sue
Dick Ashenier
Dickie
Deborah Lynn
Edward Williar
Union Bridg
Gilman Williar
Eddie
Terry
Westminster
Roy Stitley
Paul Lowman
Joseph Wienhold
Crew
Prudence
Billy
Lillian “Icademus
Sadie Ecker
Effie Ecker
C’ David
Barbara
Waynesboro Pa
Janet
John Charles
Reilan
Gwendolyn
Edward Krantz
Thomas A. ‘Hollane
South End Baptist
Holland
Wake Forest College
Winston- Sa Jem
M. C
Southern Baptist Foreign ‘Mission’ Board
Crisfield
Pltimore City College
Mars Hill
North
George Bodmer
Dewey Dykstra
Gordon Townsend
Charles Biggs
Guss Spangler
First Baptist Church
Dill Avenue
Robert F Woodward
Address Reunion Plans At State Teachers College
A main session of the annual picnic reunion of the Sunda clan is scheduled at Towson State Teachers College. The event centers on the 33rd reunion with teachers noted in attendance and discussions on forthcoming clan activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Torian
State Teachers” College
Towson
Aloha Week Ends Playground Season With Citywide Farewells
The Middletown recreation program wraps up its Aloha Week theme with a series of concerts and farewell events across Baker Lincoln and Harmon fields. Band performances led by Jerry Marrone Henry Keller and Joseph Harp close the season, along with family picnics watermelons and a final Teen Dance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown High School
Baker Park
Jerry Marrone
Jefferson Community
Henry Keller
Harmony
Joseph Harp
Aloha
Lincoln Park
Mullinix Park
Lincoln
Harmon Field Wall
Rosedale
Staley Park
Landen Hills Park
McCurdy Field
Maryland Park
East Third Park
Chapel Park
Monocacy Parks
Baughman
Babee Park
Harmon Field
Shell
Catoctin Park
29th Division Begins Two Weeks Of Camp
The 29th Infantry Division of the National Guard will start two weeks of training. About 6,000 guardsmen will drill at Indiantown Gap Pennsylvania while 2,000 will fire artillery at Fort Bragg North Carolina. The unit trains under the Defense Departments pentomic organization with five self sustaining sub units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Aps
Maryland-Virginia 29Th Infantry Division
National Guard
Indiantown Gap
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Defense Department
William Purnell
John P. Cooper Jr
Maryland
Virginia
Democratic Women to Meet in Ocean City
The United Democratic Women’s Clubs of Maryland will hold their annual weekend conference at the Atlantic Hotel in Ocean City next Friday through Sunday. About 500 attendees are expected, with a Friday evening session chaired by Mrs Ruby Hahn of New Market. A Saturday luncheon honors all 150 club presidents, followed by a reception and dance hosted by Governor Tawes and other state leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Democratic Wommen’s Clubs
Maryland
Atlantic Hotel
Ocean City
Ruby ¥. Hahn
New Market
J. Millard
Tawes
Louis Goldstein
J. Ferdinand Sybert
Frederick County
Jobless Costs High in Maryland Public Relief
Maryland benefited from a temporary federal jobless program totaling 12.2 million dollars for unemployed residents. The DES reported 31,873 recipients and 344 thousand dollars in administration costs through June 30, with repayment implications tied to federal tax rates if the money is not restored to the federal treasury by 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Department of Employment Security
Robert B. Kimble
DES
Kimble
Russians Flocking To American Exhibition
Halfway through the U S exhibition visitors show curiosity about Americana. Russians mainly ask about chewing gum and its use while rural Russians prefer sunflower seeds. A Russian speaking guide notes that visitors repeatedly request to see gum and learn its purpose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alqoscow
U.S
Krokodil
Jack Blanshei
San Francisco
Talkage and politics mix in August News notes
In a Frederick edition dated August 15 1959 readers see discussion of talkage praising Eisenhower and Nikita Khrushchev as well as a report on a Baltimore real estate sale by George T Keech. The article notes Foley voting present on a labor reform bill with Maryland representatives Garmatz and Lankford among those voting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Maryland
Blanshel
Eisenhower
Niki Khrus
Nikita
J. William Fulbright
George T. Keech
Baltimore
Creagerstown
Paul M. Tharp
Coari
Old Frederick Road
Emmitsburg
Loys
Charles Gearhart
Lantz
Foley
Washington
House
Senate
Brewster
Fallon
Friedel
Johnson
Lankford
Garmatz
Res
D-Md
Moscow News Publishes Series of Interviews with Americans
Izvestia prints a full page of interviews with American citizens as part of ongoing goodwill buildup. The government newspaper frames the feature as a continued effort to ease tensions and foster mutual understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moscow
Izvestia
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Beatrice Fehr
Chenango County
V.I.P
South Son
End Baptist Chapel
P Pe
V.L.P
Thomas A. Dolland
North Market ST
Rexall Drug Store
Williams
Lpwepa
Ar Osco
IAP
Voronezh
Don River
Farmers and Mechanics
Citizens National Bank Depositors
Stata
Farmers and Mechanics -Citizens National Bank
Citizens National Bank OF Frederick
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Cenion Bridge Bank Office
Union Bridge, Md
Member
Federal Reserve System
Walter Snow
Optometrist
Phone Monument
Seiberling
Melvin M Engle
Post Office
Prescription
Bee Modern Pharmacy
Pearre’s Drug Store
South Market St
MR. Chicken
Cole
the Snack Bar, Inc
Irvan Cregger
Mutua
Omaha
Cole & Sons Furniture House
South Market Street
Frederick, Maryland
Pawn Brokers
Quiletouth Market
Benrus
Elgins
Hamiltons
Bulovas
Gruens
Wittnauers
Walthams
Underwoods
AL Brewing
Corona
Monroe
Burrough
Memingtons
Winchesters
Mathns
Mossbergs
Tevens
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