Recognition Of The Cross And Its Claims In Lent
A Lenten meditation outlining three claims of the Cross upon humankind. It notes reconciliation to God through Christ, ownership of believers by God, and the call to surrender to His will expressed with verses from Corinthians and examples from Oswald Chambers. The sermon urges living a life of truth obedience and consecration to Christ.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus Christ
Christ
Paul
Oswald Chambers
Lord Jesus Christ
Billy Roses Million Dollar Art Gifts to Israel
New York showman Billy Rose donates about 100 sculptures valued at one million dollars to Israel. The works will join the National Museum of Israel Art Gardens near Jerusalem, opening May 11, after a long shipping and garden construction effort. Rose will keep some 18th century English paintings and plans to donate future purchases to the museum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Billy Rose
National Museum of Israel
Valley of the Cross
Rose
Israel
Jerusalem
E. 93Rd St
Haifa
Creek Area Seeks Federal Aid For Watershed Plan
The Catoctin Soil Conservation District will apply for state and federal help to develop the Catoctin Creek watershed. Plans include land conservation, dam site selection for flood control, and dam construction and stream improvements. District chairman Lakin notes progress for Middletown Valley. Supervisors Lakin Zecher McBride Enfield and Holter approve, with Middletown officials and state and federal conservation staff in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catoctin
Catoctin Creek
Henry D
Lakin
Hails Progress
Middletown Valley
Carolee Zecher
Cyrus McBride
Bertram Enfield
Richard Holter
Floyd Stine
Middletown
Edward Blickenstaff
FFA
Vern Bathurst
Charles E. Ware
U.S. Soil Conservation Service
Frederick County
Kenneth E. Shifflet
Center To Replace Toll House on West Patrick Street
An historic toll house at 504 West Patrick Street will be torn down next month to make way for a small community business center and parking. The Coach and Four Ceramics Shop, run by Helen Mathers, will vacate by next month’s start and move to 701 North Market Street near WFMD. Summers plans a 30 to 40 car parking space to serve Town and Country Restaurant events, while a single business, a pee collection shop, is tentatively planned for the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Patrick Street
Helen Mathers
G. Maynard Summers
Mathers
Summers
Milton A Werner Dies Age 59 Baltimore News American
Milton A Werner longtime classified advertising manager for the Baltimore News American died at home after a long illness. A Milwaukee native, he started in advertising with the Milwaukee Sentinel in 1939 and became News American classified manager in January 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Milton A. Werner
Baltimore News American
Milwaukee
Werner
The
Milwaukee Sentinel
News American Advertising Department
Deaf Man Perfects Tiny Transistor Hearing Aid
An essentially compact hearing aid has been perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. The device uses a small energized unit and enables the user to hear whispers clearly. Written inquiry should be sent to HEARING, 32 E. 9th St. Eric, Pa, for full information at no cost.
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E. 9Th
St. Eric
Adv
Frederick youth Robert Eichelberger enlists in Air Force
Robert Paul Eichelberger Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Robert Paul Eichelberger Sr of East Fourth Street Frederick, has joined the Air Force after qualifying in mechanical aptitude. He will begin schooling in maintenance after basic training and work toward a Specialist rating at a permanent base. He attended Frederick High School and has worked as a painter in Rockville for two years.
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AIR Force
Robert Paul Eichelberger Jr
Robert Paul Eichelberger Sr
East Fourth Street
Frederick
Robert
Frederick High School
Rockville
Names Struck From City Voter List for Nonvote
The city removes residents from the election books for failing to vote in five years. Stricken names include M DeWitt Aird, East Fourth Street. Jack D Al lender, East Third Street. Robert F Austin, Pine Avenue. Ethel F Baumgardner, North Market Street. Imogene G Brunner, Middle Alley. William J Buchanan Jr., East Third.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. DeWitt Aird
East Fourth Street
Jack D. Allender
East Third Street
Robert F. Austin
Pine Avenue
Ethel F. Baumgardner
North Market Street
Imogene G. Brunner
Middle Alley
William J. Buchanan Jr
East Third
Voter List Fragments by Street and Precinct 7
A dense roster lists residents by street and precinct 7 A and 7 B including Delaware Road East Second Street North Market Street East Third Street East Fourth Street and East Church Street names such as Phyllis W Street Buckley Barbara M Byerley Joan S Cohn Myrtle D Cramer and William F Dean. The compilation continues with many households and partners across Shawnee Drive Middle Alley and additional addresses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phyllis W
W. Gray Buckley Jr
Delaware Road
Barbara M. Byerley
East Second Street
Joan S
Jacob L. Cohn
Seminole Road
Myrtle D. Cramer
North Market Street
William F. Dean
Virginia E. Dennis
East Third Street
Mabel E. Dietrick
Paul W. Cronenburg
Nellie A. Eisentrout
Shawnee Drive
Lucille W
Howard Hanford Falconer
Minnie F. Fink
Mazie E. Fisher
Middle Alley
Jett L. Flook
Edward T. Fogie
Genevieve A. Garver
Helen L
Dominic F. Gasbarri
Gwynn L
Robert C. Hane
James L. Campbell
Sheldon M. Johnson
Mable E. Howard
Thelma L. Haro
Arthur G. Kline
Katherine E. Leichertz
Joshua M
Esther M. Leise
Delores F. Lochner
Mildred L. Malott
East Second
Joseph F. Passano
Robert Lee Powell
East Street
Bruce A
Lacey A. Robertson
Vernon L. Roderick
East Fifth Street
Delbert R. Williams
Eugene L. Wisner
East Church Street
Rheumatic fever risks and heart damage noted
Rheumatic fever can affect any part of the body with temporary effects in most areas, but heart damage may be long lasting.
Fraley Wins 14000 Damages From 1962 Collision
A Frederick Circuit Court jury awarded J. Austin Fraley Sr. 14000 in a suit against James L. Linton stemming from a head on crash near Thurmont in August 1962. Fraley claimed personal injuries and property damage. deliberations lasted about two hours. Attorneys Richard E. Zimmerman and Joseph Johnson represented Fraley, while Edward Nikirk spoke for Linton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
J. Austin Fraley Sr
Catoctin Furnace
James L. Linton
RFD - 2
Smithsburg
Thurmont
Fraley
Attys
Richard E. Zimmerman
Joseph Johnson
Baltimore
Linton
Atty
Edward Nikirk
Work Law Favored By Chamber
The Chamber of Commerce backs Rep. Charles McC. Mathias Jr. in opposing repeal of Section 14B of the Taft Hartley Act. The provision allows states to adopt Right-To-Work laws, banning forced union membership but permitting voluntary unionism, as noted by manager Richard D. Hammond. Maryland has no such law but past efforts exist and may be renewed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Frederick
Richard D. Hammond
Maryland
Hammond Defends Right-To-Work Stance in Virginia
Hammond says Virginia enforces a Right-To-Work law and a worker should not need union or Chamber of Commerce membership to get a job. He argues unions face less abuse from opponents and less internal bossism under Right-To-Work laws.
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Hammond
Virginia
Chamber of Commerce
Both Drivers Charged In City Accident
Police charged Jerry L. King 21 of Mt. Airy and Ronald R. Frye 23 of Gaithersburg after a collision on West Patrick Street about 12 35 a m. King failed to keep to the right of center while Frye was cited for speed greater than reasonable. Each car a 1957 sedan and a 1964 car sustained 100 in damage. Officers Woodrow W. Smith and Richard L. Baugher investigated.
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West Patrick Street
Jerry L. King
RFD 1
Mt. Airy
Ronald R. Frye
Gaithersburg
King
Frye
Woodrow W. Smith
Richard L. Baugher
Lutherans And Catholics To Meet
Baltimore AP report notes that more than four centuries after Martin Luther split from Rome Lutherans and Catholics have had little dialogue. On Tuesday four prominent figures planned interfaith discussions signaling renewed engagement between the two faiths.
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Baltimore
Martin Luther
Clergy to Meet on Global Church Unity in Baltimore
Lutheran clergymen and six Roman Catholic clergy will gauge advances toward a worldwide Christian church. The gathering takes place in the Baltimore Archdiocese chancery and is slated as the first in a series of meetings at various sites.
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Baltimore
Dopey Sisters Club Holds Spring Banquet at Dun Dee Inn
The Dopey Sisters Club 26th annual spring banquet at Dun Dee Country Inn featured a brief business session led by new president Mrs. Jean Keilholtz. A donation to Easter Seal Center was made, secret sisters revealed, and new names drawn for next year. The next meeting will be at Mrs. Edna Flook’s home in Myersville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dopey Sisters Club
Dun Dee Country Inn
Jean Keilholtz
Edna Flook
Myersville
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H. E. Heckert
First Church of the Nazarens
Unbelievable Price
PENS
Lennon Advertising Co
Chores Town
W.e. Ph
Mhiyes
Toll House
Milton Werner
News American
Mars Opticians
West Second St
Bausch & Lamb
Palm Beach
Economy Oil Co., Inc. Distinguished Service
Frederick, Md
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Manitowoc Ice Machines Plus
Gil Krepps
Paul Cockrell
Dopey Club
California
Colorado
Interior Department
P. Brown
WeSt Patrick St
Sdeabe
Des Discount Super Mart
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