Hours Of Worship In County Churches Continued
County church notices list services across numerous congregations with times for Sunday School worship and midweek activities led by pastors such as Rev G R Gibson Rev J Whitbeck Rev W Garland Rev Troy Howell Rev J A Mott Rev A W Lenz Rev James Senseny and others. A brief AP item notes North Korea's 1961 fish catch reported by New China News Agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hyattstown Christian Church
Disciples of Christ
J. A. Mott
Tokyo
North Korea
New China News Agency
Mayor Says Town Not Losing Factory
Mayor Edward Houck of Emmitsburg disputes a Baltimore report claiming no suitable site exists for Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company expansion. He says the factory will stay in town, with multiple leads for new sites inside the corporation and no move planned despite delays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Houck
Emmmitsbburg
Baltimore
Emmitsburg Manufacturing Company
Mayer Houck
Emmitsburg
Houck
Middletown Leaders Back B-2 or B-5 I 70 Routes
Middletown officials favored either the B-5 or B-2 route for Interstate 70 through Frederick County. They left the choice to the State Roads Commission and opposed the extra 1.5 million needed for the B-1 route. A local business group supports B-1, fearing harm to local economy, while town leaders plan to urge SRC to build B-5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Burgess and Commissioner Board
Frederick County
State Roads Commission
SRC
Maryland
Burgess
Iit
Counsellors Night at Taneytown Lions Meeting
The Taneytown Lions held International Counsellors Night at the Taney Inn with 109 Lions and guests. President John Hottinger welcomed attendees as Major George E. Davidson spoke on why communism will fall. Lions International director Robert Lyles and several international counsellors attended and were honored with introductions and gifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown Lions
Taney Inn
John T. Hottinger
Hottigner
Edmond Welker
Lion Tamer
Stanley King
Hottinger
Nancy Vargny
Judy Kiser
Audrey Wilhide
Darrell Stonesifer
Taneytown High School
Harry B. Dougherty
5. E. Remsburg
Lewis Baer
Baer
George E. Davidson
Maryland State Police
Major Davidson
Lions International
Robert G. Lyles
Hagerstown
Lyles
Lion Cub
Delmont Koons Sr
Donald Baker
Remsburg
Richard Shmamons
Myersville
Murray Ryan
Baltimore
Carl Thomas
John W. Morgan
Frederick
Russell Marsh
Union Bridge
Lawrence Dorsey
Woodsboro
Taneytown
Hebert G. Lyles
Dep. Dist
Fern L. Smith
Carroll Fritz
Frederick Lions
Lester Feaga
Forrest Haugh
Westminster Club
Charles Petry
Roaring Lions
Freedom Dist
Kenneth Grimes
Glade Valley
Harry Filler
Union Mulls
Silver Run
Lawrence Haines
Archie Tucker
Roaring Run
Theodore Koons
East German reporters barred from West Germany
East German radio and television crews are barred from West Germany following a conference of West German interior ministers. A spokesman said the ban targets work used for Communist propaganda and affects reporters from East Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RED
Berlin
East Germany
West Germany
West German
Outstanding Young Farmer Is Named Maryland 1961 winner
Howard county dairy farmer James R. Moxley Jr. has been named Maryland's Outstanding Young Farmer for 1961. He grows hay corn and barley on 200 acres to feed 550 cows milking twice daily. He is president of Howard County Farm Bureau a director of State Farm Bureau and heads Howard's Dairy Herd Improvement Association. The award was presented at the Aber deen Proving Grounds Officers Club after thirteen finalists were narrowed down by local Jaycee chapters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
University of Maryland
Maryland
James R. Moxley
West Friendship
Mr. Moxley
Moxley
College of Agriculture
Howard County Farm Bureau
State Farm Bureau
Howard’s Dairy Herd Improvement Association
March of Dimes
Ber
St. James
Gnieadier
New York
Maryland Farm Bureau
Jaycee
Aberdeen Proving Grounds Officers Club
Wilsons. Jones
Street
Harford County
Lewis Riley
Parsonburg
Wicomico County
Charles Smith
Black Horse
Raymond A. Murray
Richard F Davis
Russell G. Rothgeb
Wilbur B. Pearce
Perryman
Farm Bureau Names Chairmen in Frederick County
The Frederick County Farm Bureau begins a new year under newly elected president William H. Browning Sr. with about 1,050 member farm families. The Roads Committee, chaired by CK Holter Sr, leads the program, taking active roles in Interstate 70 road hearings, while other committees and meetings are planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Farm Bureau
William H. Browning
CK Holter Sr
Bruce Crum
Harry Harshman
Benjamin Rosensigck
Merkle Duvall
Frederick County committees study economy and efficiency plan
Legislation and other groups are listed with chairs and directors. A reestablishment of the Economy and Efficiency Study Group was approved with C K Holter Jr as chairman. The committee will study county expenses and income to promote better government, working with the Chamber of Commerce and the Palming Commission. The final committee will examine plans for three Farm Bureau meetings in Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Geisbert
James C. Mohntgomery
Wilbert Smith
Merhle Duvall
James Montgomery
Ernest Runkles
C. Vernon Smith
Rendell Garst
J. Austin Younkins
Elmer Hodges
H. W., Frantz
Manville Coblentz
George C. Stauffer
Howard Smith
Leon Enfield
William Browning
Roydi Smith
Edward Widmeyer
Carroll F. Leatherman Jr
Austin Kemp
C.K Holter Jr
Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Palming Commission
Farm Bureau
Tame
Wage rises for Letterkenny Ft. Ritchie Ft Detrick workers
The Army Air Force Wage Board announced pay raises on Friday affecting 3 549 workers at Letterkenny Ordnance Depot and Ft. Ritchie Md receiving 9 cents per hour, starting first pay period after March 3. An additional 4 cent per hour raise will go to 710 workers at Ft. Detrick near Frederick Md. The Letterkenny depot lies near Chambersburg Pa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Army-Air Force
Letterkenny
Ordnance Depot
Ft. Ritchie
Ft. Detrick
Frederick
Chambersburg
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Weaverton Baptist
G. R. Gibson
Bartonsville Pentecost
J. Whitbeck
Gambrill Park
Calvary Bible
Wm. Garland
Ridgeville
Calvary Baptist
Troy Howell
Germantown
Neelsville Presbyterian Church
A. W. Lenz
Full Gospel
Catoctin Furnace
Arnold Gooden
Gradtham
F. J. Morgenstern
Mt. Airy Mennonite Church
Watersville Rd
J. S. Martin
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
James Senseny
Point of Rocks
Assembly of God
M. E. Kibbe
P. M. Angus
Shookstown
Damascus
Gapland Pentecostal Christian Holiness
D. N. Blickenstaff
DAG
Helsinki
Finland
Hammarskjoeldogen
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Walter Snow
DeKalb
Minnesota
Roy L. Cram
Cram
George Bowman
Donald P. Smith
R. Melvin Danner
Westminster
Washington CO
John D. Norvell
H.R
Leitersburg
P. L. Hargett
Market St
Ramsburg Fertilizer
Carroll St
Gall and Smith
H. C., Summers & CO
Jefferson, Ma
Truman Keefer Keymar
Spruce
Daniel Poole Jefferson
MT. Airy Milling CO. T
Airy, Md
Mt. Airy
Walkersville
NG CO
Mars Opticians
Second St
Bausch & Lomb
Heckerboard
Purina’s
Purina
Ramsburg Fertilizer CO
Frederick H. C. Summers & CO
Jefferson Peoples Supply CO
Chewsville Co-Op Assn., Inc
ChewsviLle
N. Z. Cramer & Son, Inc
Glade
Angus Association
Harrisburg
PENNA
Coffman Chapel
Frederick B Harris
U. S. Senate
George A Pera
N.Y. University
George A
University
Carson Y
Dar ES Salaam, Tanganyika
Dart
Dodge
Watkins-Burdette Motor CO
Fourth St
Glenn Trout Droom
Bath
LR. O. Ry KK
D.C
Glenn Trout
Vinewood
L. Knowles
Tafory, H. Hot
Rockwell Terrace
Ralph W. Boyer
Court St
Farmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank
Eurmers and Mechanics Citizens National Bank of Federe
Fort Detrick Facility
Union Bridge Bank Office
Citizens Office Market
Patrick Sts
Mount Airy Bank
Mount Airy, Md
East Coast
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
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