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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Mar 27, 1954

Page

9

Fined 35 Dollars For Assault In Night Court

Conley W. Brown, a recently resigned officer, was fined 35 dollars in People's Night Court for assault and battery on Mrs. Florence Mae Shankle. The case highlighted Brown's drinking and heat of passion as factors, with testimony from the injured party and Sgt. Denver Shook.

Charles A. Price Uns Conley W. Brown Brown H. Reese Shoemaker, Jr Austin James Florence Mae Shankle Linden Hills McMurray Street Shankle Denver Monroe Bell Sailor Sergi Nathan Dorsey Shook Claude Gardner Howard C. Layton Frederick Sergt. Shook Tregoning John H. Muller Middleburg Knoxville Albert Bussard Robert Lee Simons Braddock Heights Lena Gerber Mehr B. Stull Jr Stull

Hymn Of The Month Announced By Monday Musicales

The group selects AN Glory Land and Honor for April a Palm Sunday hymn by Theodulph Bishop of Orleans written during imprisonment at Metz. The tale credits the king’s release of the bishop after hearing the chorus. Dr John Mason Neale translated it in 1854 and it appears in Episcopal Methodist hymnals.

Monday Musicales Theodulph Orleans Metz Louis Jerusalem John Mason Neale Melchior Teschner Hady N. Montani Montani Indianpolis Ind Neale London Trinity College Cambridge

Strength For Today Dy Hat . wougiaan THE OUTSTRETCHED HAND

The article presents religious reflection on God’s gifts of forgiveness and salvation, noting they require willingness to accept and follow God’s way, with emphasis on outstretched hand and heart while contrasting futile human efforts. It also reports bids for a sewer extension in Myersville and a recipe suggestion of crisp red apple with Roquefort and cream cheese.

Wougiaan Chicago Tribune Lynd

County Named Typical Red Cross Service to Vets

Frederick county was named typical county in Red Cross service to veterans and families for meeting diverse requests. Cases include securing witnesses for a World War II veteran’s pension, establishing birth identity, aiding a tuberculosis patient’s care, and exposing fraudulent claims by a woman posing as a soldier’s wife.

Red Cross Frederick M. Margrave R. C Army South America Illinois Africa Baker V.A. Hospital Sam University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore Frederick County Military

Delegates Return From Chesapeake Conference Meet

Delegates and church workers from the Seventh day Adventist Chesapeake Conference gathered in Baltimore for their twenty first biennial business session. The gathering reviewed reports elected officers and discussed divisions across Maryland Delaware and eastern West Virginia. The conference reports show growth in membership funds schools camps and religious literature outreach and highlighted plans for three underprivileged youth camps in 1954.

Seventh-day Adventist Church North Market Street Chesapeake Maryland Delaware West Virginia North America Chesapeake Conference Columbia Mt. Aetna Frederick Avenue Bellmore TV Baltimore

Soloist Edward Linzel to headline Baroque concert in Hagerstown

Edward Linzel, famed concert organist from Saint Mary the Virgin in New York City, will be featured as soloist with the Festival of Baroque Music Orchestra at St. John's Episcopal Church in Hagerstown on Wednesday at 8 p.m. The program includes works by Boyce, Buxtehude, Mozart, Handel, and Coup erin, with Linzel also performing pieces by Brahms and Roger-Ducasse. The concert is the fourth in a series ahead of the May 7-8 Spring Festival of Baroque Music conducted by Ernest White. It is part of a national pattern of Baroque revival with the orchestra noted for authentic recreations of obscure composers. The text also contains unrelated editorial notes and a stray safety proverb about removing buttons before laundering garments.

Edward Linzel American Guild of Organists Festival Orchestra Oday Ernest White Boyce Boxtehude Mozart Handel Harry Banks Mr. Litzel Couperin Brahms Jean Jules Roger-Ducasse

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