Elect Officers for Synodical Conference at Hood College
Mrs. Willard G. Purdy of Wilmington Del was re elected for a fourth term as president of the Baltimore Synodical of the Presbyterian Church USA as the 26th annual conference closed at Hood College. Election and installation of officers marked the final ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willard G. Purdy
Wilmington
Del
Baltimore Synodical of the Presbyterian Church, USA
Hood College
Lerd G. Ice
Baltimore
Baltimore Synod
Warder B. ‘Jenkins
Chevy Chase
Herman E. Werner
J. Claire ‘Sowers
Tell White
Washington
Westminster
Grace M. Hines
O'Neil Johnson
Bethesda
Clarence N. McMillan
Elizebeth A. Baylor
Arbutus
George J. Reister
Bruce’ H. McDonald
Virginia Holloway
Synod
Changes In By Laws Adopted At Conference
The Conference of Washington of the Episcopal Church adopted new by laws shifting officer elections from June to November at Hood College. Bishop Noble C. Powell presided, with Dr. Harry Doll as nominating committee chair. A stunt night followed with an original comic operetta by Rev. Edward Berger, an all male cast, and group singing led by Dr. Westervelt Romaine. The final night featured a panel of four members answering questions from about 430 attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference of Washington
Episcopal Church
Board of Governors
Hood College
Noble C. Powell
Maryland
Harry Doll
Baltimore
Edward Berger
St.Anne’s Church of Annapolis
Westervelt Romaine
James A. Grove
New assistant pastor installed at Evangelical Lutheran in Frederick
A well attended reception in the chapel celebrated Rev Ralph A Greiman Jr becoming fulltime pastor at the Evangelical Lutheran church. The event featured remarks by local clergy and a gift of a pulpit gown from the congregation. Greiman, a York Pa native and Get tysburg College graduate, was installed in June. Traffic light timing changes in Frederick were announced to ease flow on Patrick Street Market Street and Benet Street with completion expected today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Depot
Ralph A. Greiman, Jr
Raymond E. Wilhelm
Grace Reformed Church
Frederick City
Raymond L. Markley
Myersville
Wouter van Garrett
Assion
Charles F. Seezer
James Falk
John Shaw
Greiman
York
Gettysburg College and Seminary
Frank File
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Mr Greiman
Howard Reasy
Baltimore
Garrett
East Third Street
Frederck
Patrick Street
Kimang
Bente
Babson Looks Ahead to 1953 Crop Prospects
Babson Park Mass June 24 Roger W Babson discusses early season outlooks for crops in 1953. He notes a generally favorable regional start, predicts a smaller wheat crop with storage limits and possible government controls, and expects continued large corn and soybean production with price pressures from ample supplies. He cautions uncertain cotton yields and comments on flaxseed and farm price trends amid ongoing surpluses. The piece also reports a local church Women’s Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs Paul A Dinterman with discussions on Christian womanhood and missionary topics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Mass
Roger Babson
Imporis
Canada
U. S. Corton
Dinterman
Walkersville Lutheran Church
Paul A. Diaferman
Christian Woman Today
Rome
T. Paul Moberiy
Nena Dich
Darheran Woman’s Work
EK. Helwig
Margaret Sayterwinke
Gertrude Wimmerman
Busness
Edna Culler
State School For the Deaf
Fireworks restrictions loom over Independence Day celebrations
Maryland law bans all fireworks unless approved by the Insurance Commissioner. Violations are misdemeanors. Permits require ten days notice and insurance, with two area displays planned for July 3 in Walkersville and Damascus. Police pledge enforcement while nearby Virginia markets may fuel cross border purchases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Baker Park
Charles S. Jackson
Tie
Jackson
Insurance Commissioner of
Maryland
Insurance Department
Walkersville
Damascus
Charles V. Main
Virginia
Lime Kiln church welcomes new pastor in service
Rev Edward Gooer conducted his first service as pastor of the Methodist church succeeding Rev J W Rosenberger who has retired and moved to Rockville. Also notes of weekend visits to Lucketts and Frederick area, family visits, hospital status, and a charging arrest for loitering by Cari Oris May of Martinsburg PA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gooder
Methodist Church
J. W. Rosenberger
Rockville
Smith Cecil
James Loy
Lucketts
Audrey Loy
Billy Springs
Frederick
Ralph Green
Sam Grams
Burkinsville
Loring Young
Clarence Dudrow
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Clarksburg Community Notes and Local Events
Clarksburg residents and relatives gathered for Father’s Day dinner with Morris family members from Baltimore Gaithersburg and Clarksburg. Graduates from Richard Montgomery High School and Gaithersburg grade school are named along with local kindergarten events. Various church meetings birthdays and local notices fill the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarksburg
Jesse Morris
Whitely Morris
Henry Morris
Reuben Brokki
Isabel Sillivan
Baltimore
Ernest Shefflett
Gaithersburg
Herbert Morris
Morris
Charles Morris
Henry
Whitley Morris
Richard Montgomery High School
Mary Day
Shirley Burdette
Edith Price
Joan Spring
John Warsfield
Gaithersburgh
Gertrude Wheeler
Anna Rippeon
Evelyn Morris
Joan Edwards
Betty Linthicum
Beverley Swank
Carroll Earp
Robert Truitt
Roberta Huerta
Charles Carlton
Doug Edwards
Ora King
H. C. King
Carlton Browning
John Wesley
Methodist Church
Germantown
Montgomery County
Ralph M[cConnell
Bobby
Delaware
Wiliam Davis
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Camp Detrick News Highlights From Public Information Office
The Camp Detrick Hospital received a television set donated by Civilian Welfare Council led by John E Thompson. Lt. Col. John W Fitzpatrick thanked the committee, and the set was placed in Ward 4 lounge for patient use. The page notes various military moves, training, blood donations, local notices, and events involving Camp Detrick personnel and reservists, with named officers, staff, and community figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Detrick
Fort Ritchie
Wendell H. Kayser
Abou D Pollack
William D. Buzzerd
Arthur N. Gorelick
Edwin V. Hal
Harold W. Batchelor
Morris Guggenheim
Harold A. Chichester
William W. Dorreil
Donald W. Falconer
Robert F. Fuller
Robert S. Hutton
Elizabeth Willard
Red Cross Blood Program
Detrick
Joy W. Fitzpatrick
Col. Fitzpatrick
Ledgy D. Fothergill
Biological Laboratories
Ralph M. Parsons Co
H. K. Ferguson Co
RedCross
Breaks Arm After Roller Skating Accident
Six year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Eugene Henderson colored. Carver apartments fell while roller skating Monday afternoon and broke her arm. She was treated at Frederick Memorial Hospital and has returned home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Henderson
Eugene Henderson
Colered
Carver Apartments
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Lovettsville Social Notes Show Local Visits and Travel
Lovettsville residents and relatives are listed with weekend visits and trips across Virginia and nearby states. The community news mentions Floyd L. Cullers Frederick guests, 4-H club delegates Rosemary Robinette and Joanna Keister, Jackie Williams starting at Peoples National Bank Leesburg, and various family gatherings and travel to Blacksburg New Orleans and Lansing for events and surgeries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovettsville
Floyd L. Culler
Frederick
P. F. Myers
Tommie Potterfield
Alexandria
Henry Aldrich
Song
Fort Scott
Kansas
T. W. 1. Warner
A. N. Warner
Washington
T. W. J. Warner
Blacksburg
Rosemary Robinette
Joanna Keister
M. ©. Filler
James Grehan
Vienima
Vida Fry
Here
National Lutheran Home For the
M. C. Filler
Emory Frye
Viola Wright
Jackie Williams
Lovettsville High School
Peoples National Bank of
Leesburg
Barbara King
Mary Lee Manuel
West
New Orleans
Arkansas
Kentucky
Rowert Potterfield
Gilbert Jackson
Buddie Wilde
Jackson
Wilde
Potterfield
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Elwood Rust
Rust
Bertie Potterfield
Ray Beck
Brunswick
Roxanne Tyler
Ned Tyler
Jjr
Bud Potterfield
Tylers
Lansing
Mich
Ray Wenner
Denver
Colo
Brice Wenner
Eugene Everhart
Brooklyn
Leslie Everhart
Emmitsburg Grange to hear health officer about epidemics
Dr Forbes H Burgess health officer of Frederick County will speak at an Emmitsburg Grange meeting next Wednesday at 8 p m at the local high school A film Miracle in Paradise Valley on home accidents will be shown An open discussion will cover the County Health Department role during epidemics Burgess will discuss polio and yellow jaundice Also community notes include moves of local families vacations and a Girl Scouts picnic at Caledonia Park with chaperones and arrivals in Emmitsburg from Baltimore and Kissimmee Florida
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Forbes Hh.burgess
Frederick County
Emmitsburg Grange
Paradise Valley
Burgess
Cecil Sylvester
Kissimee
Fla
Sylvester
Mary Ellen Glass
Edgar Glass
Here
Kissimmee
J. W. Houser
Florida
William Ryder
Virginia Beach
Samuel
Frederick
Pauline L. Draper
John Kuglar
State Sanalterium
David John Fisher
Timonium
Frederick plants close for summer vacations
Frederick workers begin two week breaks as Ox Fibre Brush and Union Manufacturing shut down. Everedy, Price Electric, Frederick Iron and Steel also pause over the Fourth, returning July 13. Clothing plants Frederick Tailoring and Muse Tailoring suspend two weeks from July 6 to 20. Hot weekend forecast with highs in the nineties and possible afternoon storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Ox Fibre Brush Company
Union Manufacturing Company
Everedy Company
Frederick Iron and Steel Inc
Price Electric Corporation
Frederick Tailoring Company
Muse ‘Tailoring Company
New Windsor Homemakers Meet Highlights Safety Demo
New Windsor hosts a Friday meeting of the Homemakers Club featuring a demonstration on Safety in the Home by Mrs. Albert Benedict and Mrs. Lewis Robson, delegates to a Maryland Short Course. The Ladies Auxiliary to the New Windsor Fire Co. won $25 for best appearing auxiliary at the parade, with 27 members present and a new member welcomed. Reports covered carnival proceeds of 193.84 from the country store and fancy table and 120 from ad sales for hard tables. Delegates to the Ocean City state convention are listed, and Brethren Service Center workers sail for Europe. Local hospital moves include Arthur Purdum admitted to University Hospital, as is Mrs. Purdum. Roop family member home from University Hospital recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Windsor
Albert Benedict
Lewis Robson
University of Maryland
New Windsor Fire Co
Maurice Devilbiss
Ways and Means
Mabel Lantz
Ocean City
Nellie Lantz
Rebecca Harman
Genevieve O
Colo
Arthur Purdum
University Hospital
Baltimore
Union Bridge
Purdum
Richard
Stephan Roop
Rayland Roop
Kiwanis Convention and Local Suppl y Center Opening
Mr and Mrs El wood Baumgardner and other local families attended the International Kiwanis Club convention in New York City. The Grain and Supply Co opened new offices and warehouses with about 300 guests and Fred Lodge presiding while Lew Wade and Sunrise Serenaders performed. Singleton Remshore joined a Potomac Edison News Correspondents two day meeting in Hagerstown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
El‘wood Baumgardner
Wayne
Wallace Yingling
Edmund Nusbaum
Dean
Norman Graham
Edward Reid
International Kiwanis Club
New York City
Grain and Supply Co
Fred Lodge
Lew Wade
Singleton Remshore
Potomac Edison News
Hagerstown
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Tee
Sarrhiye
Babson
Nettie Oland
Halethorpe
Frances Shepley
Annapolis
Bruce Shepley
Donna
Connie Kyle
Fenton Green
Patty Green
Norman McBride
Richard Ott
G. W. Fisher
M. M. Carter
Otts
Walter Cecil
H. W. Burkette
Indianhead
Donald Adams
Daucer
Jean
Suckesstown
Herman Davis
Airy
Robert Burdette Wastington
Catherine Hahn
Eddie Wilson
Arlington
George Bowers
Sam Fo
Sam Maure
Mikie
Roselee Eberts
Clarence Jewell
Clarence
C. E. Jewel
Lester Feaga
Feaga
L. FE. Feaga
Arthur Burdette
H. ®. Burker
Indianheld
Earl Baker
Camp Pickett, Va
Cari Oris May
Martnsburg
Lieut Dorsey Jand
Mary ‘Risteau
Winslow Burhans
Ruby Hahn
Frederick Women’s Democratic League
League
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Miss Risteau
House of Delegates
Harford County
J. D. Shoemaker
Carl L. White
Clarence D. Day
Rand
Thomas C. Day
Artie
Junior
Sibley Hospital
Leo Lucas
Montgomery County General Hospital
Leroy Johnston
David T. Brandenburg
Clarksburg P.T.A
Alice Leighton
Leighton
David Brandenburg
Vernon ‘Taylor
Olga Zeiger
Leroy Bennett
Betty Snyder
Lois Maxwell
June Bentley
Prostine Graves
A. Keyser
H. Marks
Claire Baum
Baum
Miss Leighton
Shirley
Jeannie Mullineaux
William Robertson
U. S. Navy
Helen Woodward
Rockforest
Clarksburg Parsonage
Jack G. Ammen
Tafter
Price Brown
Calvin Burdette
Frederick High School
Peter Pan
Clarksburg Methodist Church
Maryland Game and Inland Fish Commission
Monthly
Commission
Charles Mouree Snowden
Snowden
East Patrick Street
Nathan Dorsey
Myer Kapian
Charles Lalier
West Branswak Street
Michael R. DeCarlo
Pine Bluff
Ark
Robert D. Chapman
Carlisle
iPa
Leonard Sutton
Air Force
Providence
Sutton
Leonard Zimmerman
W. Léth St
Raymond W. Chapman
Walter Thompson
Cpl. Thompson
Tom J. Fairviow
Trail Ave
Jimmie George
Brownsville
Rosalie Bockes
Army
Army Chemical Center
Department of the Army
Lincoln Stull
West Patrick Street
Stull
Milt Frank
Milt
Vincent Rowet
Ruth Roberts
Ruth
Lewis
Bud” Rice
Pennsylvania Line
Harpers , Perry
W.va
Marge Fell
George Washington Hospital
Washington, D.C
H. Darrell Wooster
Columbus
Woosster
Ohio State University
Eston Hoffman
Doris Jean
Justin Reinhart Land
Rock Island
Francis Scott Key
Fort George G. Meade
Lai
Everett E. Champlin
Joseph Schwimer
Elmer R. Bokesch
Warren Kopp
Saigon
Indochina
France
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
Dows
Weather Bureau
Joe Marsh
Chob Zimmer
Che
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