Advertising Office Open Daily in Frederick Maryland
Fragmentary notice lists hours from 8 to 5 PM and 2 PM closing at an advertising office in Frederick Maryland with a contact number 662-1162. Names and other details are unreadable.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1981
Page
3
Fragmentary notice lists hours from 8 to 5 PM and 2 PM closing at an advertising office in Frederick Maryland with a contact number 662-1162. Names and other details are unreadable.
A Christmas reflection notes the enduring message of peace and good will from the birth of Jesus. It contrasts ancient Caesar’s taxation with modern global tensions, urging hope, prayer, and work toward peace in a momentous hour. The enduring star is the unlikely king in humble surroundings guiding humanity through darkness.
The column salutes several lawmakers for aiding constituents and others in need. Senator Pete Domenici helps Army veteran Bill Prewitt obtain seven medals after a wartime injury. Rep. Stephen Solarz assists former aide Russak in medical care and education. Senator Alan Cranston delays a military transfer to enable a disabled friend’s bicycle trip. Senator John Danforth secures a furlough for a constituent’s bar mitzvah. Senator Charles Grassley helps Boris Korczak gain CIA verification and immigration status. Senator Barbara Mikulski aids recovering illness and a prisoner’s phone call. Senator William Roth arranges home transfer for a Navy family after a sea service injury.
A Christmas poem asks why world leaders fail to end conflict and urges readers to seek eternal peace of mind through selfless love. It contrasts UN struggles with shepherds hearing heavenly Gloria and invites modern readers to follow the way of love to attain peace that endures.
James P Roby retires after 43 years with the Capitol Limited on the Baltimore & Ohio Railroad. Frederick youngsters attend a Christmas party at the Tivoli Theater, gifts for the poor under a large lobby tree. Hagerstown barbers offer free cuts for needy families. A goldfish tale from RD Zimmerman in Frederick. Frederick YMCA ends a reservoir site search and forms a new committee. Frederick Newsman George B Delaplaine Jr urges restraint on government spending. Operation Christmas at Victor Cullen Hospital involves volunteers trimming many trees for patients in bed.
A Christmas poem from Birch Hotz wishes Santa brings toys and gear to fire fighters and their helpers across Myersville for 1982. Names Fire Hall Station 8 and many local volunteers receive gifts from ambulances to Jeeps, hoses, boots, gloves, and notes of appreciation shaped in a playful, community-toned verse.
A narrator recalls shopping and gift fatigue before realizing Christmas centers on faith. A prayerful acrostic spelling CHRIST IS MINE guides self reproof and renewal. Alleen Mackley reflects on meaning, boyhood lessons, and the Christ-centered approach to the holiday.
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