Five CWSsC programs summarized for Lions luncheon
Edward L Crill outlined five Church World Service Center efforts at New Windsor under the Church of the Brethren. They include animal aid abroad, clothing distribution, refugee settlement and displaced persons ties, a German high school student exchange, and a broad Volunteer Service program. He cited interdenominational reach, 11500 animals sent since 1941, five hundred million pounds of clothing processed since 1944, and ties to UN International Refugee Organization and the State Department.
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Church World Service Center
New Windsor
Church of the Brethren
Frederick
Crill
Europe
Pacific
New Woodsor Center
Farles Wy CuTb
International Refuger Organization of the
United Nations
US State Department
Meni Cated
Tame Jeongth
Raymond E Wilhelm
Chaumar
John J Cassidy
Fd Chapman
Maryland State Police
Charles W Magata
Tia Tans
Andrews
Baltimore
Gues
Jian Merman
Bevard Lion Dawson Haorine
Myersville
Lion J Herbert Snyder
Union Bridge
Ramsburg Receives Senate Committee Assignments
Senator Ramsburg of Frederik County announced Thursday appointments to three Senate committees Aviation Roads and Transportation Agriculture and Natural Resources and Intergovernmental Cooperation. Senator Hyde of Montgomery County moved to Banking Insurance and Social Security Joint Committee of Investigation and Education groups. Senator Hoff of Carsil will serve on Aviation Roads and Transportation and Intergovernmental Cooperation committees.
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Ramsburg
Jacob Ro Ramenburg
Frederik County
Senate
Della
D Ballo
Senaie Rameburg
Hyde
Montgomery County
Hoff
Carsil
Cooperahan
ChestY Stevens Honors Health Care Delivery
Joseph Woojiek Sr. visited the State Health Department mobile unit for a health check and received care. Wonek, aged 105, has an upcoming birthday on February 26, highlighting a long life and ongoing health awareness efforts.
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Chesty Stevens
Joesph Woojiek Sr
Toma
Wonek
Fine On Marrying Parson Is Upheld
Annapolis January 11 The Maryland Court of Appeals upheld a $5 fine on Rev Percy K Lambert for enticing marriage minded folk to Elkton via billboard advertising and lighted signs The appellate court found hearsay testimony improper but later trials omitted it and noted Lambert married 274 couples in one period, far more than fellow ministers On other notes a pulpit exchange will occur between Damascus and Kemp Town Methodists with Rev Chester B Smith and Rev Rex Odell Osteen delivering sermons
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Annapolis
Elkton
Maryland Court of Appeals
Percy K. Lambert
Cei
Lamberts
Walter A
Lambert
Hearne
Damascus
Kemptown
Rex Odell Osteen
Chester B Smith
Maryland
Mr Osteen
Texas
Mr Smith
Indiana
Roth
Westminster Theological Seminary
Osteen
Jess
Mir Smith
Local Bolivar News Leaves Mix of Weddings Visits and Club Events
Bolivar area notes report Mrs Betty Cattleton and Rev Dinkle visiting relatives in camp Hill and Washington. Mrs Minnie Watts recuperating with her son and daughter in law Edmondson. Miss Nancy Colds and Roxmond Ruesie Tin e wed in Boonsboro Lutheran church. Beta Club bake sale slated at Maties Grocery Bolivar. High school senior Charles Towl is bakery employee. Winter Ferry and Harpers Ferry connections noted. Hospital auxiliary plans New Year gathering at Mrs Jubrsen’s home.
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Bolivars W Va
Elladombie
Mattiesonland
Fleming
Grace Kevaco
Harpers Peary
G E Webb
Oan
Robert Stiles
Kenny Blan
Mikic
Rockville
H Glave
Garthereburg
Donald Lintot
Cnates
Piacm
Charles Towl High
She Hriele
Winters Ferry
Charles Ty
Hhirper Leray
Chanel Tawi
Mre CC Jubrsen
Eaht
Aclocte A
Paris
Wis Poven
Birthday celebration for Margaret Holmes and family ties
Mrs Coleman Dunn hosted a birthday party for granddaughter Margaret Holmes with many relatives attending including Miss Shirley Canlford Doris Staubs Shirley Staub Wanda Dinkle and others. Brunswick great grandfather celebrated his 74th birthday at the event. The party featured a Christmas bell cake and a Christmas tree cake.
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Coleman Dunn
Margaret Holmes
Shirley Canlford
Dam Cummings
Doris Staubs
Shirley Staube
Shirley Zombro
Pogay Tumblin
Wanda Dinkle
Lillian Holmey
Charles Butts
Don Tuunde
Jack Hern
David Hetzel
Dale Clabaugh
Leon Dinkle
Wagner Riesler
Larry Jones
Boyd Staubs
Ernest Staubs
Earl Rowl
Ercell Dinkle
Trundle
George Alben Binkle Brunswick
Granville Dinkle
Bolivar
Wanda
Charles Butts, Jr
Butts
Harpers Ferry
B and
Miss Dinkle
Martinsburg natives Rev and Mrs Shrader stationed abroad
Rev and Mrs Shrader, Martinsburg natives, will be stationed there for eighteen months with their two children Heather and Thurstor. Mr and Mrs Herbert Martin and family of Chevy Chase visited Mrs Florence Miskimen and Miss Beatrice Miskimen.
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Rev
Mra Shrader
Martinsburg
Heather
Thurstor
Herbet Martin
Chevy Chase
Florence Miskimen
Beatrice Miskimen
Clarence Melander
Balston Spa
J W Ramsdill
Ramsdill
Harrisburg Pa
Pennsylvania
Linden Johnson
Washington
C C Johnson
Camp Hill
Camp Hill Methodist Church
James Lancaster
Bolivar
Lewis Eugene Mix Lancaster
Dewe. Meadows
Vernon Gray
J L Backlee
Mary Ja Hough
County club visits infirmary with treats and program
Mrs Tom Ralesler chairs a county club visit to the infirmary Sunday afternoon delivering treats for each inmate and presenting a benefit program. Mrs James Hoffman shows partial improvement at home. Holiday and recent visitors to Mrs Emma Evans of Harpers Ferry include Ted Sage and LaMar of Moorefield, William LaRue of Piedmont, Frances Reeser, Marc Wrayjuta of New York, Louis Welch of Cape Charles, Del, Robert Norris of Harrisburg, Robert Reeser and family of Avattsville, Betha Jordan of Baltimore, Eric Spickler and family of Silver Spring. Four-year-old Douglas Strothe Watson is ill at home and being taken to his parents.
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Tom Ralesler
Charles Wise
Maynard Stallings
Jack Cameron
County Infirmary
James Hoffman
Emma Evans
Harpers Ferry
Ted Sage
LaMar
Moorefield
William LaRue
Piedmont
Frances Reeser
Marc Wr
Local Social Notes From Harpers Ferry And Nearby
A specialist in Hagerstown twice weekly for treatment shows improvement. M. Robert Hackley of Baltimore visited Mr and Mrs Jack Hedican on Camp Hill. Miss Nannie Marlatt of Martinsburg spent a week with her sister Miss Kate Marlatt. Mrs M Crum improves after being unwell at her Harpers Ferry home. Bernard C Reynolds of Keesler Field has returned there after holiday leave spent with family in Harpers Ferry. Mr Samuel Bartles of Falling Waters visits his family in the area.
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Hagerstown
Harpers Ferry
Samuel Bartles
Falling Waters
W. Va
Brunswick visitors and local health at Granville Dinkle home
Mr Paul Bartles and family from Bolivar, Mr and Mrs T B Cauffin, Mrs Glayds Dean, Mrs Cla Mentzer from Brunswick, Rev Ira Dinkle of Baltimore and Mrs William Crum of Harpe Ferry were guests at Granville Dinkle's house last Wednesday. The W C held its regular monthly business meeting at Mrs J L Beackle's home.
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Xon
Paul Bartles
Bolivar
T. B. Cauffin
Glayds Dean
Cla Mentzer
Brunswick
Ira Dinkle
Baltimois
Granville Dinkle
William Crum
Harpe Ferry
W. C
J. L Eackle
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Cwssc
Lydia Pinkham
Lydia Finkham
Pinkham
Maryland and
Virginia Mill Producers Association Today
Virginia Moth
Dames FE Click Association Statistician
Rand Tm
Public Health Service Today
Hans
England
Norwat
No. Markst
Tal
Fredanck
Crank Shinde
Argenta New Foundland
Nival
Harry Tinney
Stamilton Ave
Walter Snow
Optometrist
North Market St
Nigstone
Mr. and Mrs. Public
Amy
James E. Rager
Sherman Ave
Wiest's Department Store
York
Penna
S.S
Pearre
Pas
Peoples Service Drug Stores
Patrick Court Building
Efoples Drug Stores Service
Frederick County National Bank
Federal Deposit Instance Corporation
Zipper
KEY Hotel
Jade Re
Maas Opticians
N. Market Street
LOT
Kemp
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