The News Frederick 1964 July 18 Issue Snapshot
The Frederick Maryland newspaper The News published on Saturday July 18, 1964. Contents reflect local events, notices, and notices typical of a mid century daily paper with community updates and public notices.
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Frederick, Maryland
Frederick
Pues
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Numerous Frederick area churches list worship times and activities
A compiled church directory shows service times for All Saints Episcopal and many others across Frederick, detailing Holy Communion, Sunday School, morning and evening services, and special midweek events. It lists Rev. leaders, broadcast notes, and parish locations including St. Timothy's, Calvary Assembly, New Market, and Buckeystown among numerous congregations.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Maurice D. Ashbury
Arnold Ross
Ae Padisy Peepee
Paul's Chapel
Ijamsville
Wesley
St. Timothy's Episcopal
Robert Grumbine
WFMD
Buckeystown
Homer H. Bullett
Pleasant View
Sunny Side
Deadline for church notices in Saturday Post and News
Notices must arrive by Wednesday at 4 p.m. to be processed in time and appear. Only major weekly events should be listed. Forms are available at the News-Post editorial office.
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Local Churches Schedule From Poolesville to Utica
A reader compiled Sunday services across multiple Methodist and Lutheran parishes. Listings include times for worship, Sunday School, and church events at New Market, Bartonsville, Buckeystown Lime Kiln, Myersville, St Pauls, Middletown, Thurmont, Walkersville, Braddock, Knoxville, and Utica with assigned pastors.
Sunday church services and school times in multiple congregations
Listing of worship hours and church schools across numerous congregations in Taneytown, Woodsboro, Brunswich, Lovettsville and surrounding areas. Details include Rev. names, church schools, and service times from 8:30 to 11:15 a.m. across Lutheran, United Church of Christ and other denominations.
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Camary Methodist
Ralph M. Sharpe
Maurice A. Arsenault
Church of the Nazarene
H. E. Heckert
Church of Jesus Christ Latter Day Saints
South End
Ernest J. Coleman
Evangelical Lutheran
Charles F. Trunk Jr
Grace United Church of Christ
Raymond £. Wilhelm
John Silassy
United Church of Christ
Paul L. Althouse
Good Shepherd Lutheran
Carroll L. Boyer
Wo Am
Edward Harrell
Church of the Brethren
Merlin E. Garber
Ralph E. White
Seventh Day Adventist
Floyd Krause
Kingdom Hall of
Jehovah's Witness
Mr. W. Taylor
Jehovah
Service Center
Doubs Methodist
Robert E. Fisher
Estell E. Kauffman
Doubs
Pt. of Rocks
Jefferson
Forest Grove
Dickerson
Koontz Chapel
Robert Mulholland Jr
Bethesda-Hyattstown Methodist
Richard C. Johnson
Bethesda
M. Y. F. Hyattstown
First Missionary Baptist
G. T Houston
Church of God
Winchester Street
Pentecoastal
Margaret Ely
Young Peoples
Detrick Post Chapel
James A. Stanford
Martin A. Case
Catoctin
Emmitsburg
Tom’s Creek
Thurmont
Ralph Ho Miller
Petersville
Middletown Lutheran
J. Paul Seltzer
William E. Ervin Jr
St. John
St. Mark
Sabillasville
Fmmitsburg
Elias Evan
Ronald Fearer
Keysville Lutheran
Donald C. Brake
of the Redeemer
Mich
Woodsboro
Donald A. Haas
Lovettsville Lutheran
Michael W. Kretsinger
Zion
Bethel
New Jerusalem
Grace
Mt. Zion
H. Edward Fisher Jr
Incarnation United Church of Christ
J. C. Charles
Middletown
George H. Klinefelter
Thermont Evangelical and Reformed
Richard A. Roof
Mt. Tabor
Trinity
Walkersville
Dale M. Shellhamer
St. John’s, Woodsboro
Brunswick-Lovettsville
Emmanuel United Church of Christ
Robert W Johnson
Jefferson United Church of Christ
Bronson Staley
Church Attendance Builds Character And Citizenship
The church is essential for character and good citizenship as a storehouse of spiritual values. Four reasons to attend services and support the church are for personal benefit, for children, for the community and nation, and for the church's own needs. Plan to attend regularly and read the Bible daily.
Franklin reads Bible romance to atheist literary club
Benjamin Franklin, newly appointed ambassador, faced atheistic literary societies that urged stories. He copied Ruth in French, read the Bible’s Book of Ruth to the group, received silence then applause, and declared the tale printed in the Bible. The Mennonite Evangel note asks how one relates to the Word.
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Methodist
Asbury Methodist
H. J. McDonald
Calvary Assembly of God
T. J. Kertoot
United Brethren
Clifford
Lloyd
Parkway Church
People’s Baptist
W. 4Th. St
F. W. Phillips
Christian and Missionary Alliance
Ralph W. Pratt
Staley Park
10Th St
J. Thomas Shriner
First Baptist Church
Robert F. Woodward
Andrew
St. John’s Catholic
J. M. Hogan
P. F. Genovese
J. L. Lippold
A. E. Smith
New Market
Clark S
Aist
Mt. Carmel
Central
Prospect
Marvin Methodist
William R. Boyer
West Falls
Marvin
Brunswick
New York Hill
Robert M. Braden
Sandy Hook
Mountain View
H. E. Lawson
Yellow Springs
Brook Hill
William Pittman
Lyle E. Harper
Lewistown
Trinity Methodist
Lyle Ashby
United Presbyterian
W. Merval Weaver
David L. Hale
W. F. McKim
Christian Science Society
Pythian Castle
YMCA
N. Court St
Montevue
Salvation Army
W. 5Th St
Thomas E. Woodcock
Beth Sholom
Morris Kosman
Mt. Bethel
Brunswick First Methodist
William C. Warner
Libertytown Methodist
Keith Smith
Singapore
Lawrence H. Mason
Hope Hill
Alonzo Graham
Mt. Pleasant
Kenneth H Henderlight
McKaig
Kemptown
Kenneth P. McDonald Jr
Providence
Pleasant Grove
Ceresville Motor Co
New Holland
Massey Ferguson Machinery Farmway Barn Cleaners
Ontario Drills Rfd
Frederick, Md
Poolesville Memorial
Hayden L. Sparks
Floyd N. Lyles
Simpson
Bartonsville
Jackson
New London
Dorsey
Kenneth C. Hamrick
Lutheran
Myersville
William M. Brown
St. Paul’s
St. Mark's
Wolfsville
St. John's
Church Hill
Jefferson Lutheran Parish
Eugene W. Young
St. Paul
St. Luke
Burkittsville Lutheran
John L. Barnes
St Paul’s
Walkersville-Bethel Lutheran
David L. Blackwelder
Braddock
Knoxville
Brunswick Lutheran — Rev
Creagerstown
Utica Lutheran
Charles A. Pollard
St. Paul’s Utcia
Peter T. Salamone
Salamone Funeral Home One
Rurap
Trinity Evangelical Lutheran
Howard W. Miller
Damascus
Serv Eeeship
Graceful Workers
Keysville
Utica
Edwin O. Wenck
Mary E. Wenck
Charlesville
Pleasant Hill
Rolas
A. A. Lough & Son
Null, Inc
Tel
God
ALL
Cline
South Market St
E. Patrick St. Frederick, Md
Gladhile Bros
John Deere Farm Machinery
Clearwater
Damascus, MD
Frederick County
King Floor
East Street
W. & W. Poultry Market, Inc
If Kings
Snow White
East Patrick St
North Market St
H. B. Duvall
International Harvester Farm Machinery
Delaval
R. L. Kelly & Sons
RED Rose
Chevrolet
Cadillac
Kinseys
Spen
Sun
Rosemont Ave
Shumaker's Barber Shop
Kare
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