Merged Churchmen Start Meet at Oberlin
In Oberlin Ohio two major Christian families begin talks to merge their churches forming United Church of Christ. About 2200 congregations and 2.25 million members anticipate a constitutive fusion as Evangelical and Reformed and Congregational Christian bodies pursue a united structure.
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Oberlin
Ohio
General Synod of
The
United Church of Christ
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cansvan Century
Rex
Gaines McOoz
Indianapolis
Tmne
America
Deen
Injured Weekend At Local Fourth of July Events
Two people were hurt during public entertainment over the Fourth of July weekend. John Moss of Philadelphia and Leo Vogelsang of Baltimore were treated and released from Frederick Memorial Hospital after injuries at a rodeo and a racing event at the fairgrounds.
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Freaenck Memorial Hospital
John Moss
Philadelphia
Frederick
Leo T. Vogelsang
Baltimore
Etcinson
Regular Meeting Held by Frederick Civitan Club
The Frederick Civitan Club held its regular weekly meeting in the Blue and Grey Room at the Francis Scott Key Hotel with new president Preston Best presiding. Gail Deam of Everedy Company spoke on the firm’s aims and expansion plans under Standard International Corporation, noting a research program and future products. Attendance winner Raymond E. Bowers Jr. will chair the first directors meeting. Bremen liner to depart on maiden voyage to New York after purchase and rebuild.
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Frederick
Everedy
Leichert
Fim
Standard International Corporation
Everedy Company
Prew
Raymond E. Bowers Jr
Fireworks Draw Crowd At Frederick Rodeo Event
A crowd estimated at 15 000 to 18 000 gathered at the Frederick Shopping Center area to view a 1500 fireworks display that lit the rodeo grandstands and drew long lines for amusements. Burning embers fell on the arena as Brahma bulls stayed calm, and jockey Charles Town racer Melvin Gerst attempted a brief ride before a mishap.
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Frederick
Eastern Championship Rodeo Management
Rodeo
Melvin Gerst
Iyamsville
Charles Town
Rodeo highlights and church meeting featured in town paper
The rodeo showcased record attempts with cash prizes missed by eight seconds while Jackie Rhinehart wowed crowds by lassoing a moving car and his father Jake was briefly injured by a Brahma bull. Fireworks drew big crowds at the shopping center with busy late hours and traffic problems noted. A Friendly Girls' Class meeting at Evangelical Lutheran Church, chaired by Mrs Merril Lentz, discussed a July 29 preme at Rosedale Park and announced the next gathering in September.
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Jackie Rinehart
Jake Rhinehart
Rhinehart
Traffe
Friendly Girls
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Merril Lentz
Ath Nneteen
Lola Wathter
Beryl Jackson
Beatrice Cole
Rosedale Park
Virginia Keech
Merril Wachter
Kitty Bussard
Vernon Spurr
Lucy Summers
Coretta Smith
Helen Stewart
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