County council hosts charity slow-pitch game in Rockville
Montgomery County Council plans an 8 p.m. August 7 charity slow-pitch softball game at Wheaton Regional Park to raise funds for a new temporary juvenile shelter on Monroe Street. County and municipal officials will play to entertain supporters and fund recreation equipment.
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Rockville
Montgomery County Council
Monroe Street
Wheaton Regional Park
Avis Birely
KKK Eker E
Bispel Picnic Honors Medical School Graduates
The Rev and Mrs William Bispel and their children hosted a picnic at Shaverstown Pa honoring hospital graduates Mrs Bispel a 1958 Episcopal Hospital Philadelphia alum and Mrs Knott a 1958 Frederick Memorial Hospital alum. Attendees included J Warren Burger Sr and Kathie M Eleanor Knott Bayard Rosenkrantz Sr and family and the Knotts and Bispels with extended relatives.
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William Bispel
Billy
Judi
Martin
Margie
Shaverstown
Paul Knott
Park Mills Road
Urbana
Bispel
Episcopal Hospital
Philadelphia
Knott
Delores Layman
Frederick
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Shepard Pratt Hospital
Towson
J. Warren Burger Sr
Kathie
Eleanor M. Knott
Libertytown
Bayard Rosenkrantz Sr
Sarah
Faith
Bayard Jyr
Ann Lorraine
Linda
Susan
Lorie
Steven
Bispels
Report of condition attested by bank officers and directors
William M. Moore cashier of the bank attests the report of condition as true and correct to the best of knowledge. Directors attest the report, state it has been examined and is true and correct to the best of their knowledge and belief.
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William M. Moore
Court Orders Free Counsel For Indigent
Maryland Court of Special Appeals directs lower courts to provide legal counsel for indigent criminal suspects citing the June 22 Supreme Court decision. The ruling follows Baltimore City’s new prosecutor Howard Cardin threatening to withhold cases without defense at preliminary hearings.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Special Appeals
Supreme Court
Baltimore
Howard L. Cardin
Howard L. Aaron
Maryland Appeals Court
Virginia to Probe Major Crab Kill on Eastern Shore
The State Water Control Board requests the Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce investigate potential pesticide misuse after a massive crab kill in four Creeks on Virginia's eastern shore. Preliminary findings point to aerial DDT spraying near water, with 30,000 Nassawadex Creek crabs dying and harvest bans issued by the Health Department.
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Richmond
State Water Control Board
Virginia Department of Agriculture and Commerce
Virginia
Agriculture
Maurice B. Rowe
Rowe
Virginia Institute of Marine Science
Nassawadex Creek
State Health Department
JHU Expands Coastal Studies With £250,000 Grant
Johns Hopkins University will broaden its coastal and ocean research above the continental shelf thanks to a 250000 pound grant from the Henry L. and Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation. Dr Owen M Phillips, chair of earth and planetary sciences, called coastal regions a major neglected area in oceanographic research as the grant was announced Friday.
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Baltimore
Johns Hopkins University
Henry L. and
Grace Doherty Charitable Foundation
Qwen M Phillips
School
Department of Earth and Planetary Sciences
Miss Montana Resigns Title Over Sponsor Restrictions
Helena 18 year old Katherine Huppe resigns Miss Montana reign to protest Jaycees rules prohibiting unapproved writing and political campaigning. First runnerup Jane Opp will take her place as Montana’s Miss America contestant in Atlantic City this September.
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Helena
Mont
Montana
Katherine Huppe
Billings Jaycees
Huppe
Jaycees
Helena Senior High School
Jane Opp
Billings
Miss Huppe
Atlantic City
VA Neglect Of Blinded GIs Charged
The Blinded War Veterans Association at its 25th annual New York convention accuses the federal government of denying Vietnam era blind veterans the benefits given to World War II blinded. They seek reinstated counseling and training, and a VA hospital for the blind. a resolution will be sent to Congress. The group notes VA trains exist in Illinois California and Connecticut but lack re training for new sightless lives.
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New York
The
Blinded War Veterans Association
Vietnam
David L. Schnab
Veterans Administration
Valley Forge
Schnab
Congress
Hines
Ill
Palo Alto
Calif
West Haven
Conn
Blinded Veterans Association
Astronauts United With Columbia Tour Heads to Missouri
Apollo 11 astronauts Neil Armstrong Edwin Aldrin and Michael Collins will reunite Monday with the Columbia spacecraft in Jefferson City Missouri. The crew will tour state capitals along with lunar rock samples collected during the moon landing marking the mission a year ago to the day.
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Washington
Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin
Michael Collins
Columbia
Jefferson City
Armstrong
Aldrin
Maryland Court Upholds Confession Ruling in 1966 Rape Murder
The Maryland Court of Appeals ruled the confession used to convict William Bobby Fowler in the rape murder of Linda Keller should not have been admitted. In a 4 to 3 decision, the court ordered a new trial, while a dissenter argued the majority extended rulings beyond the U.S. Supreme Court. Keller, 17, was killed after being raped and stabbed at Church Home and Hospital in Baltimore.
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Annapolis
Maryland Court of Appeals
William Bobby Fowler
Baltimore
Court of Special Appeals
Fowler
Wilson K. Barnes
U.S. Supreme Court
Thomas B. Finan
Dr Paul Orso To Speak At Md Lutheran Women Convention
Hood College Frederick hosts Maryland Lutheran Church Women convention July 30 to August 1. Dr Paul Orso will open with communion and speak on The Christian Risk. Notables include Mrs Bernard Spong and Senator Charles Mathias. Registration closes July 21. meals require advance tickets.
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Paul Orso
Lutheran Women Convention
Hood College
Frederick
Maryland Lutheran Church Women
William Green
Maryland Synod of the Lutheran Church In America
Thomas Sinn
William Albert Lewis
Edward Grant Brame
William Doub
William Markley
MLCW
Elliott
Orso
Maryland Synod
LCA
Clarence Price
Bernard Spong
Lutheran Church Women Auxiliary
Maryland
Cumberland-Hagerstown
Westminster
Baltimore East
Baltimore West
Washington
Delaware
Paul Smith
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Parkville
David Babylon
CBS
America
Albert Fischer
Church Women United of Maryland
Eugene McCarthy
Mar-La-Ridge
Harry Rau, Jr
Robert Booher
Eugene Gardner
Gerard Knoche
Charles Mathias
U.S
Louise Conner
Goodloe Byron
John Barnes
Lutheran Church Women Organization
Vaccinations For Measles Set Wednesday In Frederick
Frederick County Health Department offers free measles rubella vaccines for children aged 1 to 12 on Wednesday July 22 from 1 to 4 pm at Winchester Hall. Parental permission required for all participants.
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Frederick County
Frederick County Health Department
Winchester Hall
Nationwide JFA Exam Offered by Civil Service
William F. Krepp announced the next Nationwide Junior Federal Assistant Examination will be held at over 1,000 exam points on September 5, 1970. Applications must be received in Washington, D C, by August 5, 1970. Eligible testers can enter GS-4 level federal posts with $5,853 yearly, requiring two years of relevant experience or two years of college study, with nine months to complete educational requirements.
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William F. Krepp
U. S. Civil Service Commission
United States
Washington, D. C
Post Office Bldg
Hagerstown
Maryland
Grace Church Taneytown elects new officers for 1970 71
Grace United Church of Christ in Taneytown reports the Lay Life and Work Council elected new officers for the year 1970 1971. Officers are Chairman Ruth Shoemaker Vice Chairman Nina Reaver Secretary Nadine Combs Treasurer George B Crouse. Installation set for Sunday September 13. no August meeting. First meeting for all officers and council members on Monday September 14. Thanks offered to outgoing officers.
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Grace United Church of Christ of
Patriotism Rally at Baker Park Band Shell
The Frederick County Woman s Christian Temperance Union sponsors a Patriotism Rally at the Baker Park Band Shell West Second Street Frederick on Saturday July 25 at 7 p.m. Music by Yellow Springs Band and Sunnyside Choir. Speaker Rev Rayford G Feather acting Executive Director American Council on Alcohol Problems Washington DC. Public invited. Fruesta Hour after program.
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Frederick County Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
Baker Park
West Second Street
Frederick
Yellow Springs
Sunnyside Choir
Rayford G. Feather
American Council On Alcohol Problems
Washington, D.C
Revised Psalms aims for modern readable English version
British author Alan Neame, working from the Jerusalem Bible, published by Darton Longman Todd, says he hates archaic language like thou and rewrites passages such as The Lord is my Shepherd I shall not want to The Lord Himself is my Shepherd what more could anyone ask for.
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Revised Psalms London
Alan Neame
Darton, Longman and Todd
Neame
Frizellburg Bible Church Announces Missionary Conference
The Frizellburg Bible Church plans a nightly missionary Bible Conference July 23 to 26 with Rev. Peter Deyneka as guest speaker. Deyneka, founder and director of the Slavic Gospel Association, has traveled to over 50 countries and led prayer meetings at the Winona Lake Bible Conference for 20 summers. His work includes broadcasts from HCJB in Quito and leadership of a Russian Bible school in Argentina. The pastor, Rev. Fred Horner, extends the invitation to the public.
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Frizellburg Bible Church
Peter Deyneka
Russia
Moscow
Leningrad
United States
Lord Jesus Christ
Moody Church
Chicago
Slavic Gospel Association
Holy Lands
Soviet Russia
India
Australia
South America
Alaska
The
Orient
Scandinavia
North America
Bible Conference
Winona Lake
Indiana
Mr. Deyneka
Ruth
Deyneka)Shalanko
Jack
HCJB
Quito
Ecuador
Peter Deyneka, Jr
Russian Bible Institute
Temperley
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Deyneka
Peter Dynamite
Europe
Fred Horner
Expo 70 A Summer Program For Young Church Members
The United Church of Christ Downtown Churches host Expo 70 a five day summer program from July 27 to 31 at Grace Church East Second St for four year olds to sixth graders. The program centers on Living in Gods World with a focus on the web of life and includes nature trips and park visits led by Lillian Joy Denise Best Treva Atkinson Barbara Mehl Gloria Lorentz and others with sessions at Camp Randy for leaders.
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Lillian Joy
Sally Hodges
Jean Coyle
Rachel Ford
God
Denise Best
Barbara Mehl
Betty Linton
Mamie Bell
Lavinia Cornell
Mary Grimes
Gloria Lorentz
Camp Randy
Evangelical Reformed and
Grace Reformed Churches of the United Church of Christ
Grace Church
East Second St
Treva Atkinson
Barbara Rhoads
Pat Patterson
Frances Minnick
Zion Church Middletown Receives New Members
Zion Church Middletown announces new members added at the 10 45 a m worship service this past Sunday. Mr and Mrs Melvin H Dage fore and their three children William David Mark Thames and Anne Marie R D 1 Myersville Md join from The Lutheran Church of the Cross Washington DC. Mr and Mrs Robert H Hasle and their four children Debra Lynn Julie Anne David Kiel and Karlyn Marie reside at 106 Broad St.
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Fellowship of Zion Lutheran Church
Middletown
Melvin H. Dageforde
William David
Mark Thames
Anne Marie
R. D
Myersville
Lutheran Church of the Cross
Washington, D.C
Robert H. Hasle
Debra Lynn
Julie Anne
David Kiel
Karlyn Marie
Broad St
Oxford appoints first full time Jewish chaplain
Rabbi Sidney Leperer was named last year as Oxford University’s first full time Jewish chaplain. No other British university has a dedicated chaplain, though London University, with a large Jewish population, did not appoint one.
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Oxford
England
Sidney Leperer
Oxford University
London
London University
Zion Youth in Action plans July 22 outing near McConnelsburg
Fifty youths and counselors from Zion Church in Middletown and Myersville will join a summer outing at Cowan’s Game State Park near McConnelsburg Pennsylvania on July 22. Buses depart at 9 a.m. and return by 9 p.m. Attendees must have 50 percent devotional participation. youth mothers with counsellors and officers will prepare and serve the evening meal.
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