Bible Society Annual Meet Held Sunday in Frederick County
Rev Kenneth M Gearhart of St Johns Hagerstown led the 135th annual session of The Young Men's Bible Society of Frederick County. The meeting at All Saints Church heard that true religion is more than the Golden Rule, with 645 calls and 3225 tracts by colporteur Roger Harley. Directors were elected from area churches, and memorials noted for three members who died since the last session. Lake Superior covers 31820 square miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth M. Gearhart
Hagerstown
Young Men's Bible Society
Frederick County
St. Johns Episcopal Church
Gearhart
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
MD. Ashbury
L. D. Miller Jr
Miller
Paul L. Althouse
Raymond E. Wilhelm
J H Schmidt
R. Ames Hendrickson
Robert L. Smith
James H. G. Best
Jesse C. Shaver
George C. Slagle
Gerald G. Remsberg
Roger G. Harley
Frederick City
All Saints Church
Frank S. Griffin
Joseph T. Griffin
Otho J. Keller
Parsons Newman
Evangelical Lutheran
Wilson Cook
Jacob L. Engelbrecht
James H. Falk
Calvary Methodist
Lester B. Feaga
Francis S. Gslther
Ernest C. Webb
Evangelical Reformed
Charles W. Lough
J. Richard Ramsburg
Gerald C. Remsberg
Trinity Methodist
Basil C. Lewis
Gordon Droneburg
Denver J. Shook
Edward Winpigler
Frederick Presbyterian
George Z. Best
Roy J. Hyndman
C. Watts
Inition
Tenomii Ll
The
Grace Reformed
Paul M. Carmack
John W. Morgan
Paw D. Simpson
Paul
Michael United Brethren
Alex A. Artis
J. H. G. Best
Melvin M. Engle
Bernard Fogle
First Baptist
A. B. Collinus
Glenn H. McGregor
William Trout
James
P. Trout
Church of Brethren
Ralph W. Fahrney
Carl H. Kintz
Charles H. Rice
Buckeystown
John H. Baker
E. R. Nicodemus
H. Fulton Nicodemus
William H. Zimmerman
Middletown
J. Vernon Coblentz
Frank H. Darner
H. K. DeLauter
A. Homer
W. Nelson Stauffer
Thurmont
M. Franklin Birely
Jefferson
Lloyd C. Culler
Henry D. Lakin
Harry E Pennell
Henry 5. Keller
Mahoney And Byrd Exchange Warm Words
In Baltimore on January 17 Dr H C Byrd said George P Mahoney offered not to run for governor and back him for state comptroller in 1954. Mahoney called the claim untrue and said Byrd proposed it, while Byrd said he would help but not back Mahoney for comptroller. Byrd described talks as part of a larger gubernatorial inquiry amid shifting Maryland political plans. Tawes and D Alesandro announced reelection and withdrawal, shaping the governor race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
H C Byrd
George P. Mahoney
Byrd
Mahoney
Maryland
Baird
Vichard ‘Tawes
Lawes
Mahone
University of Maryland
Jim
Bird
Washington
Senate
Haiti
Knickerbocker
Etthe
Dr Byrd
Hugo R Hoffman
Gay Willam Preston Lane
Dee
Bard
Byed
Bradford Jacobs
Ballioore Sunpapers
Tawes
Thomas D’alesandro
Fat Mouse Cancer Study Links Fatness to Malignancy
Stanford researchers report that mice fed fattening injections of gold thioglucose grew two to three times normal weight and developed cancer at higher rates. About one in four cancered regardless of diet, but nearly two thirds of fattened mice showed malignancy. The study notes uncertainty about fat causing cancer and credits the National Cancer Institute for support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Stanford Medical School
Samuel H Waxler
Pelagio Tabar
Pharmacology and Therapeutics Department
Stanford Medical Bulletin
National Cancer Institute
Maryland 4 H poultry team heads to regional Boston show
Maryland 4 H poultry judging team from Montgomery County travels to Boston for the northeastern regional contest at the Boston Poultry Show. Members Rudy Ricketts George Kemp McKendree Folks and Billy Calloway are teens from Rockville Gaithersburg and Mar del. The Boston contest is Jan 22 with a New York sightseeing trip planned before returning home the following Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
Maryland
Boston
Montgomery County
Rudy Ricketts
Rockville
McKendree Folks
Gaithersburg
Billy Calloway
Mardela
George Kemp
New York
Eisenhower Solidifies Bipartisan Backing for Nuclear Strategy
President Eisenhower appears to have broad Democratic support for his shift to a nuclear and air power driven defense plan. Senator Len Fussell Georgia says he will back the massive retaliation principle, while Senator Russell of Georgia signals willingness to cut Army manpower and naval strength if Air Force funding remains adequate. Democratic leaders urge softened criticism of foreign policy while supporting the military program as financially viable. Separate report notes injuries from a crash on U S 40 near Cooksville, with Charles Berry Lutherville, Lloyd Gratt Roanoke, Va., and Lydna Reed Bluefield treated in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Len Fussell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Russell
Sears
Sen
Lymington D-Mo
Eisenhower
Russells
Wilson
Air Force
George
D-Ga
Byrd
D-Va
Armed Services Committee
Charles Berry
Lutherville
Lloyd Gratt
Roanoke
Lydna Reed
Bluefield
W. Va
Baltimore
U. S. 40
Cooksville
Berry
Brockway
Naff
Reed
West Russia Agree On Site For German Austrian Talks
Western Big Three and Russia reach a plan to hold Germany and Austria talks in Berlin with rotating venues over three weeks and a final decision based on conference progress. The agreement aims at neutral ground for discussions, with security planning and a pre-parley meeting in sight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Russia
Berlin
Wranthas
Allied Control Authority
Frenen
Brite Ish
Germany
Austria
ACA
Uss.a. High Commissioners
Unter den Linden
East Berlin
Alt Aca
John Foster Dulles
Anthony Eden
Georges Bidlaudt
V. M. Molotov
Carolina Auto Grash Claims Seven Lives
Seven people died in a late night head on collision near Sanford North Carolina. Victims include Mr and Mrs R W Marion both 28 and their five year old daughter Sandra. Also killed were Billy Ray Goodman 19 and Marie Hendricks 5. Critical injuries include Juanita Covington 19 Herman Blakels 22 and Dennis Marion 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanford
Lee County
J H Byers
R. W. Marion
Sandra
Marion
Clara
Marie Hendricks
Billy Ray Goodman
Juanita Covington
Herman Blakels
Dennis Marion
Lee County Hospital
Goodman
Collision near Banford Claims One Fatality in Split Car Crash
Report states one person died immediately or soon after the crash. The Enroner notes the collision occurred near Banford with two cars involved. Goodman, Blake J., and Miss Covington occupied one vehicle while others rode in the second car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Enroner
On & Os den
Banford
Goodman
Blakej
Miss Covington
Birthday Celebrations Across Formosa Governed Regions
Nationalist China leaders Chen Chena and Formosa Governor O KK Yue marked their seventh birthdays this weekend. They traveled out of town to avoid public calls and maintain a quiet profile amid celebrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Formosa
China
Chen Chena
KK Yue
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lake Superior
Guimpere
Chrysler
Indianapolis
Powerflite
Roney Motor CO
N. Market St
Jan
Sear
Sam Millef
South Market
Rallon
Hallmark Greeting
Berger
North Market Street
City Service Cabs, Inc
Same
Edw
Saltzman
Mickey McBride Harvey R. Willer, Jr
Chas
P. Crum
Roscoe Fisher Warren Young Mehrl Hobbs
Alvey Stine
Elwood DeGrange
Atlee Hoff
LeRoy Brightwell
Harlan DeGrange
Richard DeGrange
Milan Dixon Marshall DeGrange
Ralph Bell the Oden
Chas. Hardman
Bill Mills
Elshaltestrasyse
Allied Control Council
USS F. High Commissioner
Aled Control Council
Banerte Ware
Paris
Bonn
Frankfurt
Vienna
RED Ring
Pusan
Offic
Jastman
Routzahn
C. F. Speak, Jr
Dailey’s Funeral Home
Frederick
Frederick Tropical Aquarium
Kehne Furn. CO
Western Maryland Trust Company
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Mediu
Pativenres Bcqnomy Oil CO
Monument
Carolina Auto Grash
M. L. Summers Frederick
Reule
Sug Bridge
Barnesille Road
Jacks Aquarium
Pearre
Ronson
South Market St
Stieff Silver
Hendrickson
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!