Christianity’s Worldwide Mission and Jewish Relations
William E. Gilroy discusses Christianity’s expansion from a Jewish root to a world religion and the evolving ties between Jews and Christians. He recalls early interfaith exchanges with Rabbi Minkin, notes modern joint efforts, and reflects on the mixed Christian record and ongoing faith continuity. Also mentions Relay Nite on East Third Street Playground with Clayton Minnick’s team winning multiple races and post-event treats. The Japanese islands are about the size of Montana.
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William E. Gilroy
D. D
Jesus
New York
Awas
First Congregational Church
Hamilton
Ontario
Joseph Minkin
Gilroy
Clayton Minnick
Donnie Bell
Margaret Biser
Donna Young
Bobby Kidd
Dicky Fox
East Third Street
Minnick
Marie Zimmerman
Bunny Atkinson
Weekly Church Services in Several Maryland Towns
Local listings enumerate Sunday worship times and church school schedules for multiple congregations including Doubs Jefferson Forest Grove Adamstown Trinity Evan. & Ref Walkersville Mount Pleasant Lewistown Locust Valley St. Mark Wolfsville St. Paul Myersville St. John Church Hill with details on Holy Communion Sunday Schools and church councils.
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Doubs Methodists
RK. W Richardson
Jefferson
Doubs
Point of Rocks
Forest Grove
Adamstown
Walkersville
Mount Pleasant
True Patriot
Lewistown
Mount Zion
Myersville
R. L. Warkley
St. Mark
Wolfsville
St. Paul
St. John
Church Hill
The
Church Council
Eagles Open Annual Meet At Cumberland
Some 250 delegates gathered in Cumberland for the opening of a three day convention of the Maryland District of Columbia Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles. Unopposed for state offices are Goldbeck Brachey Hoffman Smith Kell George Perry Dixon Hopwood Gittinger Matt Renner for various posts. Milk prices in the Washington area rise one cent a quart with Maryland Virginia Producers Association and two dairies raising prices. A 12 year federal sentence was given to George J Avery Williams for an $8 998 bank holdup at a North East Maryland bank.
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Glenn Martin Holland, Jr
RED
Walkersville
Holland
Cumberland
Maryland
District of Columbia Aerie
Order of Eagles
William G. Goldbeck
Baltimore
Richard T. Brachey
Frederick
Jesse H. Hoffman
Brunswick
C. Bernard Smith
John §. Kell
George S. Perry
Washington
William £. Dixon
Thomas J. Hopwood
John E. Gittinger
Lawrence I. Matt
C. J. W. Renner
Hagerstown
Maryland-Virginia Milk Producers Assn
George J. Avery Williams
Undertaker
Baker
First National Bank
Luther H. Cregger
Emmitsburg
Raymond C. Butt
Woodsboro
Irvine Long
Union Bridge
Charles King
George Etzler
George A. Nicholson
Detour
Norman Burdette
Thurmont
George C. Zinkham Jr
Earl Winpigler
Roscoe T. Jarbaugh Jr
Keymar
Edith Planigan
Carl W. Angleberger
Would Appoint 23 More Federal Judges
Atty. Gen. Herbert Brownell urged Congress to add 23 federal judges including 21 new seats proposed by a House bill and two in Northern Hawaii. The Senate panel has not yet endorsed specific seats, while the House plan adds seats across multiple circuits and districts including New York, California, Pennsylvania, and Alaska.
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Washington
Herbert Brownell
Senate Judiciary
House Judiciary Committee
Senate
House
U. S. Second Circuit Court of Appeals
New York
Connecticut
Vermont
U. S
California
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Louisiana
Maryland
Michigan
Mississippi
North Carolina
Ohio
Texas
Pennsylvania
Alaska
Scottish Immigrant Gets Suspended Term
A 31 year old Scottish immigrant, James Noble, received a suspended sentence after admitting to vagrancy at Peoples Court. Noble, who arrived in January seeking work, had spent three nights in East Third street park, and must leave town promptly per the ruling. Walter Pryor was ordered to pay $25 weekly child support. Kenneth Day and Ray Banks forfeited small sums for traffic related offenses.
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States
H. Reese Shoemaker
Peoples’ Court
East Third Street
James Noble
United States
Noble
Aberdeen
Shoemaker
New York
James Stockman
Stockman
Town
Walter E. Pryor
Frederick Negro
Grace E. Pryor
Browningsville
Kenneth E. Day
Gaithersburg
Bernard King
Ray P. Banks
East Patrick Street
Two Hurt In Crash On Md Route 194 Near Walkersville
A woman and her eight year old son were injured Friday afternoon when a car left Md Route 194 near Walkersville, struck two fence posts and a tree while the driver reached for potato chips. Mrs Ethel Holland 38 and Joseph Fogle eight were admitted to Frederick Memorial Hospital. Both in satisfactory condition. State Pfc J W Hardy reported the details.
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MD.194
Walkersville
Frederick Memorial [Hospital
Ethel Mae Holland
Joseph R. Fogle
J. W Hardy
More Time to Qualify for Soil Bank Payments
The Agriculture Department extended deadlines for farmers to remove crops to qualify for soil bank acreage reserve payments. State committees may fix deadlines no earlier than July 15, with extension possible beyond that date. The rule covers six base crops plus others like oats.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Soi
Dr Scheele to Head Public Health Service resignation noted
Washington June 29 President Eisenhower accepted the resignation of Dr Leonard A Scheele as surgeon general of the U S Public Health Service effective August 1. Scheele cited desire to provide more property for his family’s future security and had led the service for a third term. The move follows prior polio vaccine program controversy.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Leonard A.’ Scheele
U. S. Public Health Service
Scheele
Fort Wayne
Ind
United States
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Locust Valley Ch
Pearre
Automotive Service
Seiberling Tires
Delco
Melvin M. Engle
Maas Opticians
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Fittea
Walter Snow
North Market St. MO
Madam Sterling
Trailway
Greyhound
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Frederick County National Bank OF
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North Market St
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Roszel C. Thomson
Dr. Scheele
Southern States Woodshoro Cooperative and Advisory Committee
Greentop
Camp
Catoctin
Foxville
Baltimore League For
Eleanor Wolfe
Margaret Huffington
Forwork
Mosa
Thur-a
Taipei
Formosa
China
BOYER
N. Court ST
W. Patrick St
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Piltner- Roelke Appliance Center
Leroy
Hiltner-Roelke Appliance Center
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