Myersville Lions Ladies Night Hear Kyra Kirk
Myersville Lions Club hosts a Ladies Night with Kyra Kirk formerly of Russia speaking on life behind the Soviet curtain. She contrasts citizenship value for immigrants and natives, criticizes Soviet policy, and discusses Voice of America effectiveness. Attendees from Frederick Middletown Walkersville Rockville join Lions and spouses at the Fire Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Middletown
Walkersville
Rockville
Myersville Club
Kyra Kirk
Russia
Shirk
Soviet Russia
Voice
Voice of America
Stalin
Myersville R
Frederick i
Charles W. iMagaha
Charles V.main
Walter Leage
Dorsey F. Shipley
Ray Specht
Paul Carmack
Edward Moberly
Abe Ellin
Clinton Hamilton
John Morgan
Herbert Davis
A. A. Reed
Earl Kepler
Howard
Gross
Ellsworth Magada
Noah Kefauver
Roland Boyer
Charles Jones
George Cleveland
Rev W A Renn Speaker At Frederick Lions Club
Rev William A Renn of Davis West Virginia addressed the Frederick Lions Club at a Thursday luncheon urging Christ integration with business. He cited examples, urged planning tithing, and noted economics dominate modern life while religion remains peripheral. Renn and his family vacationed locally before returning to Davis. The event at the Francis Scott Key Hotel was led by Rev Dr Raymond E Wilhelm with President Charles W Magaha presiding. Thomas Gutley was inducted by Lion G Raymond Shipley, with guests including Atlee A Radcliff and Rev E A Godsey among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William A. Renn
Davis
W. Va
Frederick
Mr. Renn
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Charles W. Magaha
Lion Tamer
Byron W. Thompson
Thomas Gutley
Lion G. Raymond Shipley
Atlee A. Radcliff
Clarksburg
E. A. Godsey
Forbes H. Burgess
W." Merval Weaver
George W. Owings
Owings, Md
J. Goodloe Jackson
Charles Diffenbaugh
Cumberland
Interesting History Laid To Thurmont 200 Years Old
Thurmont known as Mechanicstown marks bicentennial with early history of Weller brothers Gilbert House and Apple Church. The town grew from 18th century settlement to milling, tanning and match making, with rail and waterworks advancing by 1880s.
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Thurmont
Weller Brothers
Gilbert
Jacob Weller
George Johnson
Mackley Brothers Confectioners
Creager
the Reformed Church
Apete
Dr. Waters
William Markley
Mechanicstown
Hagerstown
Baltimore
James Creager
Creagerstown
Catoctin Clarion
Sears
Maryland
Berks County
Cold Spring
Germany
Wartenburg
John Weller
Berle Bury
Jacob
John
Virginia
Daniel Leatherman
Church of the Brethren
Joseph
B. S
Scarf
West Indies
B. 5
United Brethren
Daniel Rouzer
Rouzer
Richard Jones
Hunting Creek
Joseph Weller
Frederickstown
America
Isian Wolfsberger
Catoctin
IOOF
East Main Street
Altmont Avenue
Jones
William A. Lynn
Lynn
Metropolitan Museum of Art
Albert Gernand
Samuel Birely
van Ostler
High Run Spring
M. E. Leatherman
Western Maryland Railroad
Charles E. Cassell
Hammaker Brothers
Claire Frock Company
Catoctin Mountain
Remsberg Guests and Ministers Meet in District Gatherings
Remsberg of Carroll Manor Grange attended a meeting while Mrs. Edgar Zimmerman and Mrs. Bruce Crum will represent Glade Valley at the lecturers conference at Gornell University. A safety program featured a movie by State Trooper Harold Basore. The next meeting is at Bruce Crum's home on July 24 with Frances Crum Cathryn Eaves and Charles Lenhart chairing the membership committee. Ministers and families gathered Thursday at Rev Morris Zumbrun’s parsonage Jefferson with several co hosts and attendees from multiple churches and towns including Frederick Brunswick My ersville Middletown Woodsboro and Hannibal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Remsberg
Carroll Manor Grange
Edgar Zimmerman
Bruce Crum
Glade Valley
Gornell University
Harold Basore
Frances Crum
Cathryn Eaves
Charles Lenhart
Morris Zumbrun
Jefferson
Roger Gobbel
Doubs
W. V. Garrett Frederick
Jerome Alexis
Lynn
Frederick
Ralph H. Miller
Floy and Dime
Brunswick
Raymond L. "Markley
William
Doctor Says Crippling By Polio Is Rare Rehabilitation Main Problem
Doctor Edwin F P Jordan notes polio risks, says death and permanent crippling are feared but unlikely. Many recover with minimal effects, while reconstruction and rehab through heat therapy, passive motion, massage, exercise, underwater work, braces, and surgery aid those with residual weakness. The National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis funds care and March of Dimes campaigns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin FP. Jordan
NEA
National Foundation For
Ater
Soraptimists Organize Civic Club In Frederick County
The Frederick County Soraptimist club held its first meeting at treasurer Mrs. Robert Dailey’s home after receiving its charter. Grace Spurrier, president, pledged to push civic effort statewide as the group plans a long range program and a summer supper for 24 members. A later announcement will detail the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Soraptimist Club
Robert Dailey
Grace Harp Spurrier
Everfaithful Bible Class Meets at Mrs Basford Home
The Everfaithful Young Women's Bible Class of St Mark’s Lutheran Church met at Mrs Raymond Basford’s home on July 5 with nine members and six visitors. Rios David Specht led reading and Mrs Russell Castle led the quiz with Rev Roger Gob providing remarks. Refreshments were served. Next month the class meets at Mrs Raymond Beachley’s home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Lutheran Church, Doubs
Raymond Basford
Basford
Rios David Specht
Russell Castle
Roger Gobbei
Raymond Beachley
National Guard Quells Hlinvis Mob in Cicero
In Cicero Illinois a 4000 strong crowd gathered as National Guardsmen arrived by truck to reinforce police protecting a flat rented by a Negro family. A Cicero officer was seriously hurt by a brick and several people were injured as guardsmen used rifle butts and clubs to drive back the mob.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
National
Cicero
Adlair Stevenson
Cleero
Sheriff's Police
Jack Johnson
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Myersville Lions
Rev. W. A. Renn
Lions Club
New York
Learned Hand
Civil Rights Congress
Sylvester J. Ryan
Congress
Judge Hand
Hand
Valley Grange
Glade Valley Grange
Harry Remsberg
Stown
Quinn
New Market
Howard Gir
Tobias Zim
Ballenger Grange
Howard Fry
Rachael
Ersville
Howard J. McCarney
Zumbrun
Linda
Martha
E. Koontz Helwig
Loretta
Nancy
M. L. Zirkle
Burkitsville
John R. Davis
Robert
Raymond Myers
Carl
Woodsboro
Raymond Corbin, Jr
Barbara Croft
Hannibal
The
Alps
Ballenger
Bonnie
Janet Fogle
Feagaville
Mary Jean Lantz
Braddock Heights Park
Miss Lantz
Markell & Ford
Hamilton Homes, Inc
E. Second St. Frederick, Maryland
Berryville
Trappist
Here
Hugh N. Ritter
Merly
Dogr
Kil "Cole
King’ Cole
Hayestown
King Cole
Frederick Wearing
West
Patrick St
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
Church OF Jesus Christ OF Latterday Sans
Pythian Castle Building
North Court Street
Melvin M. Englen
Carroll St
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
George M. Chapline
Chapline Bldg
W. Patrick St
General Acceptance Corporation
Third Telephone
Muntz TV
Elwood Morgan
Montmorency
Floyd
Kump
Fairfield R. D
Adams County
Bembergs
Shantungs
Bargain Group
North Market St
Nlewepa
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