Religion In The News Focus On Space and Faith
Huntsville figures Maj. Gen J B Medaris and Dr Wernher von Braun discuss religion with science in space exploration. Von Braun affirms God’s design guiding technological progress while Medaris emphasizes the Ten Commandments as moral rock amid upheavals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntsville
Ala
Wilman
Doubdt
J. B. Medaris
Army Ordnance Missile Command
Wernher von Braun
AIC
Reds
Medaris
von Braun
Space
Germany
Arctic Called Place To Live And Work
CHICAGO Summertime excuse Greenland ice cap may someday be no more danger. Arram has those who pioneered found the Sierras almost impene bnt is day c dwellers. Iain Viaicer at Ft Knox spends summer in Greenland providing medical support for army engineers near Thuile. Captain Matzger says many people are already living and working in Arctic regions and life there is not more dangerous than elsewhere.
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Chicago
Greenland
Arram
Sierras
Alan D Matzger
Iain Viaicer
US Army Medical Research Laboratory
Ft. Knox
Army Engineers
Thuile
Matzger
Arctic
United States
Itralia
France
Matzzer
Doc
Salvation Army
Zilch
Country Club
Bellevue
Roger
Reporter's Quiz on Geneva Talks Sparks Split Opinions
In a questions and answers snippet, residents including Irvin Crouse of East Patrick Street, Perry Beckley of Harmony Grove, Robert E. Troupe of East South Street, and Alien Routzahn of Biggs Avenue share mixed views on whether the Geneva talks will yield results warranting a summit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva
Irvin Crouse
East
Patrick Street
What price your Bible
Opinion piece questions value of artful Bible editions vs the text. notes four deluxe Bibles with illustrations, mentions Douay and King James versions, and weighs whether beauty should outshine the Bible itself. ends with a church class picnic report and brief devotional notes.
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William E. Gilroy
D.D
God
Weekly Church Services New York Hill Methodist
Rev F A Thorn leads Sunday 9 45 AM worship and 31 AM Sunday School. Morning worship at 7 30 PM and evening worship at 5 PM. Methodist Youth Fellowship noted. Sandy Hook service 10 30 AM with Sunday School.
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New York Hill
F. A. Thorn
Methodist Youth Fellowship
Sandy Hook
Fashionable Opulence Frails New York Runway Show
Roxane of Samuel Winston leads a couture presentation featuring opulent fabrics and lavish details. Dresses in guipure lace cost up to 156 a yard, with purple and scarlet palettes, gold and silver encrusted pajamas, and luxury ensembles dominating the collection.
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Roxane
Samuel Winston
Winston
Texas
Strength for the Day and Ocean City meeting notices
A religious perspective on abstaining from liquor argues that total abstinence is sensible morality. The Maryland State Roads Commission will meet in Ocean City August 21 and 22 with Eastern Shore officials to discuss highway matters. Brunswick Jaycees discuss Brunswick history with William Gross and visiting officers. A wedding in Falls, Pennsylvania is postponed after a beer truck collision injures the groom and party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ocean City
State Roads Commission
Ocean
John B. Funk
Maryland
Brunswick Jaycees
Brunswick
William Gross
Coates Cover
Presidnt
Warfren Hill
James Powell
Glenn A. Main Jr
Jack Doll
Frederick
Boyle Column by Hal Borie
New York AP column offers a string of doctor jokes and social barbs about physicians. The quips touch on parking, fees, examinations, and patient misperceptions, portraying doctors as both needed and teased figures in everyday life.
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Hal Borie
New York
Taneytown Lions Club July Picnic Meeting Report
Taneytown Lions Club held a July 14 gathering at Memorial Park Pavilion 3 with co chairs Donald R. Baker and Merle Ohler. Helpers included Curtis G. Bowers Harry B. Gougherty Raymond J. Perry and Norman R. Sauble. Members visited the park and a photography display showcased local notables.
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Vacation Bible School
Edgewood Church of God
Frederick
Jesus
Howard Hoover
Bible School
John F. Myers
Charles Batgher
Dorothy Fawley
Howard Hooper
S. Oliver Phelps
Carole Hildebrand
Harvey Blank
Irene Korrell
Willam Watkins
Wiliam Gross
Foster Hanshew
William Baldwin
Norman Nusbaum
Charles Weirtz
Bonnie Adams
Frank Korrell
Irs
Raymond Burdette
Oscar Masser
Arthur Masser
James Keyser
de Schultz
William Fisher
Lewis Burdette
John Myers
Leslie Masser
Grayson Mas
William Clark
Fred Masser
Dorsey Burdette
Harry Fulmer
Thomas Schultz
Pianst
Guy Masser
John Adams
John Adams, Jr
Gideon Korrell
Lower Gamebrill Park
Donald Masser
John Leister
Taneytown
Taneytown Lions Club
Memorial Park
Donald R. Baker
Merle $. Ohler
Curtis G. Bowers
Harry B. Gougherty
Raymond J. Perry
Norman R. Sauble
Lions’ Famies
Delmar E. Biffle
Taneytown Scout Troop calendars and camp plans reported
Community calendar project discussed by Chairman Singleton E Rems burg and leaders Lewis Baer Glenn Reever plus program chair Mervyn Fass invited committees to a talk on future events. July 28 regular meeting set and Boy Scouts Troop 38 in Taneytown coordinate August paper drive. Taneytown scouts to begin week long Tumbling Run camp with Old Forge Park swimming nearby.
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Singleton E. Remsburg
Lewis R.baer
Glenn QO
Reever
Mervyn Y. Fass
Lions Dougherty
Robert W. Feeser
Homer Y. Myers
Boy Scouts of American Legion
Taneytown
Mayberry
Copperville
Crouse’s Mill
Kevmar
Keysville
Pine Hill
Rickey Clingan
Scribe SmartCom
Harney
Wayne Putman
David Hopkins
Robert J. Rock
John Myers
Richard Burgierski
Ralph J. Bollinger
Mabel
Jane Perry
Elizabeth J. Bowers
Abel S. Thomas
Mary L. Tracey
Cambridge Rubber Company
Norman R. Sauble
Mivers
Larry Six
Tanevtown
Byron Baer
Clingan
Ralph Hollman
John Les Calleet
James Myers
Warne
Gerald Tracey
Michael Tracey
Charles Welk
Thomas West
James Wojrikow
Dennis Baumfardner
Tumbling’ Run
Appalachian Trail
Old Forge Park
Warnestoro
Dom
Ronald Bowers
Michael
James Frock
Playgrounds Flower Show Opens Festival Week in City Parks
The city’s playgrounds host a week of outdoor events culminating in a Tuesday Flower Show on the Court House Lawn. Harmony Concert Band directed by Joseph Harp performs Sunday at 8:15 in Baker Park. Monday features staff meetings story hours rhythm practice and garden-themed activities across parks. Classes include diverse floral arrangements and youth entries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker Park
Harmony
Joseph Harp
Staley Park
Lincoln Park
Harmon Field
East Third Park
Court House
Awards Night and Park Events at Frederick Parks
The News lists a series of summer events in Frederick with activities at Babee Park Lincoln Park Harmon Field and Baker Park including costume nights dances flower and smelling bees and a lion hustle plus a scavenger hunt and a toy park events. Also featured is the Ladies Mary Susan Mission and a July 15 church program note with the Point of Rocks Methodist Church Woman's Society of Christian Service hosting a meeting with speaker Mrs. Spalding and plans for August 4.
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Babee Park
Lincoln Park
Harmon Field
Maryland Park
East Third Park
Chapel Park
Baker Park
Tiny Tot Town
Mullinix
PT. OF
Wm. C. Roderick
Fredericken's Aid Society
Elmer Michael
Ivan Loucks
Edgar White
William Baker
School of Missions
Westminster
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Perry Beckley
Harmony Grove
Robert E. Troupe
East South
Alien Routzahn
Biggs
T. FE. L
First Baptist Church
Tammual
Ethel Crum
Collmus
J. C. Ketielis
Mrs. Kenells
Dorothy Roe
Associated Press
NEW York (Ap
Louis XIV
Jair
Earl L. Douglas
Cary Grant
Wedding Falls
Edward Wayne Brown
Betty Wisneski
Brown
Gateway
Cunard Line
U.S
Bolland America Line
Bammer
Europe
America
Vic Miller
Summit Ave
Stown
Boyle
Navy Pier
Fred K County Firemen's Association
Frederick Fair Grounds
Western Maryland Trust Co
North Frederick
Duve
Fadecal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Jefferson Branch
Jefferson. Md
Frederick Garden Club
Rosedale Park
Catoctin Park
Haight
McCurds Field
the News
Mullinix Park
East Third ‘Park
Elm St
Mars Opticians
Second St
Lamb
Zenith
Firemen’s Carnival
Mt. Airy, Md
Firemen’s Park
Browningsville
Sam & Friends” Stars
Wrc-Tv
Pontiac
Rosedale
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