Past I Speaks Out On Religious Liberty At Lions Club
Rev. Robert F. Woodward, pastor of First Baptist Church, urged against altering the First Amendment at a Frederick Lions Club meeting. He denounced mass hysteria after the Supreme Court decision, praised Charles McC. Mathias, and discussed the Baptist Junior College planned at Walkersville with no federal or state funding. He noted the college aims to open in September 1966 and defended the $300,000 Glade Valley farm purchase as prudent.
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Robert F. Woodward
First Baptist Church
Lions Club
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Supreme Court
Congress
Charles McC. Mathias
Southern Baptist, Convention
Walkersville
Baptist Convention
Glade Valley
Baltimore
Washington
Liberal Arts College
Ralph W. Boyer
Julien Delphey
Capt. Ekstrom
Mr. Boyer
Colorado Springs
Howard Boyer
Morris Wilson
Paul Carmack
William R. Hess
Board of Education
Joe Rhoderick
Bob Thomas
Ed Thomas
Austin A. Angleberger
Mr. Woodward
Baptist Convention of Maryland
Maryland
Southern Baptist Convention
Atlantic City
N. J
Woodward
Dill Avenue
County Delegate Still Uncommitted
Frederick County's delegate to the Republican National Convention, Harry F. Rhoderick, remains uncommitted after a flood of letters, calls, and visits. He departed for San Francisco with Mrs. Eileen Stathes of Montgomery County as Maryland's Sixth District official delegates. Alternate delegates are Harry Hartman and Gordon Hawks, with Mrs Stathes' alternate. observer Mrs Emmett R. Bowlus attends the convention.
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Frederick County
Harry F. Rhoderick
Frederick
San Francisco
Eileen Stathes
Montgomery County
Maryland
Sixth
Rhoderick
Harry Hartman
Washington County
Gordon Hawks
Stathes
Emmett R. Bowlus
D. Eldred Rinehart
Repub
Local Delegate Claims Heavy Mail Flow From News Interest
A Hagerstown based delegate notes the Maryland Central Committee and an alternate, Rhoderick says he has heard from Baltimore and Washington papers and the Wall Street Journal planning a major feature. The delegate reports his office is piled high with mail.
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Lican Central Committee of
Maryland
Hagerstown
Rhoderick
Baltimore
Washington
Wall Street Journal
Attractive single floor home near Middletown listed at a low price
A modern one floor home four miles from Middletown features a living room with a fireplace a kitchen with built in oven and stove a large dining area two bedrooms and a den that can serve as a bedroom a basement and a garage on more than two acres priced at 12500 Braddock Heights offers a three bedroom two story stucco home on a large lot Jefferson Blvd price 12000 a brick two apartment building with eight garages near downtown priced to net over ten percent and an apartment stucco and stone building near the business area with annual gross income 3940 some repairs needed asking price 52500.
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Middletown
Braddock Heights
Jefferson Blvd
Spring Valley
Atfc
L.A
Bath
O.R. Tyr
Farge
D.L
O.M.W
Alto
H.A
Frederick Realty, Inc
W. Church St
Hood College
West Frederick
Ridge Road
Tulip Hill
Frederick
Scranton supporters send letters while Goldwater backers rely on groups
He noted supporters of Scranton send personal letters while most Goldwater endorsements come from organizations. Many locals contacted him with views, but he gave no hint of his feelings. Rhoderick and family travel by train, planning return July 21. STORAGE TANKS OUT ANNAPOLIS The Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that Colonial Pipeline Co cannot
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Scranton
the Goldwater
Rhoderick
Annapolis
Court of Appeals
Colonial Pipeline Co
Colonial to Build Tank Farm in Harford County
Colonial plans a pipeline backed project from Houston to Linden New Jersey to transport Texas petroleum. The scheme includes five floating roof storage tanks with a 382000 barrel capacity and a pumping station near Forest Hill on agriculturally zoned land in Harford County.
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Harford County
Colonial
Houston
Linden
N. J
Texas
Forest Hill
Baltimore and Ohio Reports Doubling First-Half Income
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad reported Thursday net income of 5 million dollars for the first half of this year, more than double the figure from the prior period. The news reflects strong demand and improved freight volumes across key routes.
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Baltimore (Ap
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Frederick News Earnings Rise in Half-Year Report
The News reports earnings for the first six months of 1964 total $189.1 million, up $3.8 million from the same period in 1963. Revenues through June increased, reflecting stronger year-to-date performance.
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Carroll
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Gene Castleberry
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Chapline Realty
Howard H. Kelly
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Maryland Ass’n. of Real Estate Boards
NAREB
Nat. Institute of Farm Brokers
Fred. Chamber of Commerce
Erik Florander Inc
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Nathan Jacobson
Deibert
Les Hutzell
Igc
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N. Court St. Frederick, Md
Sanner Realty CO. Street—Dial
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Fort Derrick
Jefferson
the News
Pearre
South Market St
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P. D. Box
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Ridge Homes
Thurmont
Route 15
North Thurmont
Lee Saylor
Conshohocken, Pa
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