Church Unity Week Prompts Christian Prayer Across Denominations
The News reports the start of Church Unity Week on January 18 with prayers and Bible readings coordinated by the World Council of Churches and Unite Chretienne of Lyons. It notes Vatican Council hopes, Orthodox terms for reunion, and a shared front against atheistic communism amid Berlin tensions and suicide risk rates.
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Christendom
World Council of Churches
Association
Unite Chretienne
Lyons
France
Rome
Fifty Years Ago From The News-Post Files
Fifty years back to January 17 1912 reports of Mrs Louisa Smith burned to death in her home in Carroll county. News notes cover Good Roads convention taxation plans, predicted losses for local fruit growers from severe cold, EW Dockstader and his Great Minstrels at City Opera House January 22, and Maryland Press Association matters. High winds and drifting snow hamper Frederick area roads. The Just Government League held a meeting at Miss D Helen Ramsburg home naming a slate of directors.
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Louisa Smith
John E. Smith
Carroll County
American Automobile Association
Washington
EW Dockstader
City Opera House
Maryland Press Association
Annapolis
Sterling Galt
Emmitsburg Chronicle
Colonel Powell
Public Service Commission
Holden Felton
Everett
Dickinson College
Charlotte Dinterman
George Dinterman
Middletown
Frederick
Frederick Railroad Co
Thurmont
B. and O
Potomac River
Point of Rocks
Virginia
Just Government League
D. Helen Ramsburg
Florence Trail
Bertha Trail
Anna Belle Floyd
John Kearnes White
Mollie Kemp
Arthur D. Willard
Charles B. Trail
Elizabeth Mc
Gladhill Announces Run for Montgomery County Council Seat
Bernard D. Gladhill 53 a Damascus resident and farm machinery businessman said he will file in the Democratic primary for the 2th District seat on the Montgomery County Council. He heads Gladhill Tractor Mart Damascus Chamber of Commerce civil defense officer and fire board member.
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Bernard D. Gladhill
Damascus
Montgomery County
Gladhill Tractor Mart
East Patrick Street
Gladhill
Gladhill Bros
Damascus Chamber of Commerce
Bethesda Church Road
Stella B. Werner
Bethesda
Painters Object To Competition In Maryland Legislature
The Brotherhood of Painters urged Montgomery County lawmakers to bar teachers and convicts from painting work claiming summer jobs for teachers divert work from pros. They criticized state use of convict labor in paint tasks and pressed for policy changes.
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Rockville
Brotherhood of Painters
Maynard Sullivan
Painters’ Union
Montgomery County
Twenty Years Ago in Frederick Hotel and War News
Frederick Hotel Co. directors meet at Francis Scott Key Hotel to report 1941 profits of 29872.22 up 13056.89 from prior year. United States Asiatic Fleet sinks five Japanese ships. Ruth Brown Jones named executive secretary of Frederick County Welfare Board. Chester G Baker, local businessman, dies after heart trouble. Roy L Leatherman announces candidacy for Register of Wills re election amid Republican primary.
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Frederick Hotel Co., Inc
Francis Scott Key Hotel
American Hotels Corporation
James H. Gambrill Jr
United States Asiatic Fleet
OPM
Singapore
W. C. Royal
Frederick
FE. C. Kefatver
Chester G Baker
Seventh Street
Register OF Wills
Roy L. Leatherman
New Books At Arts Library
New publications and titles for the arts library highlight education trends from 1949 to 1959 and new reference works. Included are A Decade of Progress in Education in Maryland, The Howl of the Male Mate, The New Book of Modern Composers, Britain, Collectors and Collections, New Horizons in Flower Arrangement, and a gift memorial edition.
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Maryland
Frederick County
State Department of Education
David Ewen
Moyra J. Brooks
America
Arthur Schuettinger
G. Hunter Bowers Sr
CWC to Install 1962 Officers at Luncheon Meeting
The Christian Women's Club plans installation of officers at a Thursday luncheon at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with Mrs. John C. Whitnah coordinating. New slate led by Mrs. John F. Stephens Jr. includes co chairmen and multiple program and treasurer roles.
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Christian Women’s Club
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John C. Whitnah
Washington
Christian Women's Club
Kenwood Country Club
National
John F. Stephens Jr
Stephen Daduk
Jacob Young
Edward O’bryan
Charles Zehnder
Lee Miller
Paul Morganthal
Glenn Matthews
Karl Bussard
Wilbur Baker
W. Snader Baker
Harry Hamilton
Herbert Brent
Russell Strube
Atomic Energy Commission
Dorothy Johnson
Hood College
Robert Russell
Chrstian Women’s Club of America
Heart Attack At Church Fatal for Mount Union Woman
Mrs Vola Kate King aged 65 wife of Bennie H King of Mount Union died Tuesday at 8 p m while attending a Bible class at Union Bridge Methodist Church. She was dead on arrival at Carroll County General Hospital. Death due to coronary occlusion per Medical Examiner Dr James T Marsh. Survived by husband four children seven grandchildren and three brothers. Burial in Lutheran Cemetery Uniontown after services Friday at 2 p m conducted by Rev Clarence Roark. Funeral home in Union Bridge handling arrangements.
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Vola Kate King
Bennie H. King
Mount Union
Union Bridge
Carroll County General Hospital
Carroll County
James T. Marsh
Rose Hill
John and
Lenora Wheeler Rosenbaum
Levigne Zepp Jr
Hampstead
Lewev_K. King
Baltimore
Aubrey G. King
Mt. Airy
Barbara C. King
James Rosenbaum
Jonesville
Fred Rosenbaum
Tyrone
E. W. Rosenbaum
Powell
Speaks Chapel Methodist Church
D. D. Hartzler and Sons
Clarence Roark
Uniontown
Ex Senator Addresses Frederick Historical Society
Former U S senator addressed the Frederick Historical Society on the value of archives and history to business and culture. The talk followed a brief meeting where members discussed a forthcoming Maryland House and Garden Pilgrimage and memorial gifts for Mrs G Hunter Bowers and Miss Floy Doub. The society announced plans for a memorial room and a February gathering at the group home.
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Historical Society
Historical Societies
James H. Grove
Frederick
Frederick City Garden Club
G. Hunter Bowers
Grove
Frederick Art Club
Floy Do
Troop Airlift to Germany Opens Long Thrust II
A large jet airlift moved 6 000 troops from McChord to Rhein Main as the first phase of Operation Long Thrust II. units from the 4th Infantry Division, led by Lt Col James Grimsley, joined NATO forces for a Europe wide exercise with arrivals at Rhein Main and Hohenfels before a motor march to the border area. The operation tests rapid overseas deployment and authours say the main force will stay in Europe for several months.
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Frankfurt
Germany
U.S
Europe
McChord
Wash
Rhein-Main
Ft. Lewis
Czechoslovak Iron Curtain
NATO
William F Train
Mannheim
Hohenfels
Paralyzed Student Hurt In Auto Crash
Frederick County State Police reported two vehicle crashes. A paralyzed student was treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after minor injuries. Troopers Forsythe Lincoln and Alderton assisted. Mason wore a safety belt. Scene located two miles south of Frederick and 0.5 miles south of U S 240. Police were alerted at 4 25 p m.
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Brooks
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Forsythe
A. B. Lincoln
R. E. Alderton
Mason
Frederick
U. S. 240
Lincoln
Maryland
Ceresville
Ira C. Eyler
Union Bridge
Mabel Irene Bower
Rid 3
Mt. Airy
Eyler
Bower
Janet Louise Wilson
RFD 1
United Ambulance
Wedding of Joyce Mae Newton and Edward Kent at Harundale Church
Miss Joyce Mae Newton daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles H Newton Sr Glen Burnie Md and Edward Kent son of Mr and Mrs Merrill C Kent Monessen Pa united in marriage December 30 at 2 pm at Harundale Presbyterian Church Glen Burnie Rev Robert Bower officiated. The couple resides at 521 Greenway Glen Burnie.
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Photea
Gordon Wirth
Joyce Mae Newton
Charles H. Newton Sr
Glen Burnie
Frederick
Edward ©. Kent
Merrill C. Kent
Monessen
Harundale Presbyterian Church
Robert Bower
Charles R. Fraley
Ron Kent
Arlington
Richard Newton
Greenway
Glen Burnie High School
C.lt
Armed Forces
Fort George G. Meade
Wills Probated At Orphans Court
Three wills were probated by the Orphans Court. D. Perry Coblentz leaves his estate to family. executors are Henry P. Coblentz Bertha F. Ahalt and Jane C. Guyton. Harry William Bartgis leaves his estate to his son. executor Donald Roger Bartgis. Naomi T. Clemson leaves her estate to family. executors Frank C. Clemson F Wilson Clemson Parsons Newman.
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Orphans Court
D. Perry Coblentz
Henry P. Coblentz
Bertha F. Ahalt
Jane C. Guyton
H. K. DeLauter
D. Princeton Buckey
Harry William Bartgis
Donald Roger Bartgis
Edwin F. Nikirk
William H. Geisbert
Naomi T. Clemson
Frank C. Clemson
F. Wilson Clemson
Parsons Newman
Ruth G. Zimmerman
Richard E. Zimmerman
Miss Deborah Eury Celebrates Third Birthday
Miss Deborah L. Eury daughter of Mr and Mrs L Lee Eury North Market street celebrates her third birthday today Mr and Mrs John J McEwen of Hagerstown announce the birth of their sixth child Jayne born January 15 Mrs McEwen formerly Margaret Hahn is daughter of Mr and Mrs Preston Hahn of Shawnee drive Mario Villamizar a University of Maryland graduate doing field work at the Maryland West Virginia Bull Stud Association Lewistown visited Mr and Mrs Joe Zimmerman Feagaville plans to return to Colombia South America.
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Deborah L. Eury
L. Lee Eury
North Market Street
John J. McEwen
Hagerstown
Jayne
McEwen
Margaret Ellen Hahn
Preston L. Hahn
Shawnee Drive
Mario Villamizar
University of Maryland
Local residents report injuries and illnesses in County area
Mr. Glenn O Garber Jr of Young place returned home to convalesce after a back injury from a fall while ice skating last Friday. Deputy Sheriff Willard Koogle observed at Washington County Hospital in Hagerstown last Thursday. Mrs Howard Crow of Brunswick remains a patient at Frederick Memorial Hospital undergoing observation and treatment. Mrs Catherine Young of 121 East Fourth Street, a switchboard operator at Head College, admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital Tuesday for treatment of a back injury from a fall on Monday. Mr William J Hopwood confined to his Redwood Avenue home with chickenpox. Mrs Thomas E Kling of North Market Street still confined to bed due to illness.
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Glenn O. Garber Jr
Young Place
Willard Kongle
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Koogle
Middletown
Howard Crow
Brunswick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Catherine Young
East Fourth St
Head College
William J. Hopwood
Redwood Avenue
Thomas E. Kling
North Market Street
Hospital Report and Chain Owner Die in Chicago
Hospital notices list admissions at Carroll County General in Westminster including Miss Billie Haren and Mrs. James Ensor both of New Windsor. Annie Hospital in Gettysburg reports Maurice Fliebinger and Sam Springer of Emmitsburg. Discharged are Mrs. Edgar Strawsburg and her infant from Ladiesburg. Diio L. Toffenetti, 72, Chicago restaurant chain founder, died of heart attack after expanding to six Chicago eateries, one in Times Square, and a St Petersburg hotel.
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Carrol County General Hospital
Westminster
Billie Haren
RFD
New Windsor
James Ensor
Annie Hospital
Gettysburg
Maurice-Fliebinger
Jancytown
Sam Springer
Emmitsburg
Edgar Strawsburg
Ladiesburg
Dies Chicago
Diio L. Toffenetti
Toffenetti
Chicago
Times Square
New York City
St. Petersburg
Fla
Italy
United States
Vet Showman Bradel Dies in Louisville at 79
John Frank Bradel, 79, veteran showman who aided Florenz Ziegfeld in the first Broadway Follies, died Monday in Louisville. He served as stage manager at the Penn Theatre in Wilkes-Barre, Pa., in 1908 and helped organize the International Alliance of Theater Stage Employees, where he was treasurer for about four years.
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Louisville
John Frank Bradel
Florenz Ziefeld
Old Penn
Wilkes-Barre
International Alliance of Theater Stage
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