Ministerial Conference Hears Stamn On Spiritual Climate
Ninety six men attended the semi annual Ministerial Conference of Evangelical and Reformed churches in a parish hall near Tyrote. Dinner was served by Baust Church Women’s Guild and Youth Fellowship. Rev Dr Stamm spoke on changing America’s spiritual climate outlining four points including the need for conviction and the role of individuals over the state. The Carroll county event featured Rev Miles Reijfsnider, Rev Morgan Andreas, and Rev J Edmund Lippy among others with future speakers announced for July 9 and October 20 at Big Pipe Creek Park and Franklin and Marshall College respectively.
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Emmanuel Baust Church
Tyrote
Evangelical and Reformed Churches
Carroll County
Women’s Guild of
Baust Church
Ernest Brillhart
Manchester
Miles S. Reijfsnider
Morgan Andreas
Taneytown
Frederick K. Stamn
J. Edmund Lippy
Westminster
America
Lincolin
Amerioa
Tlineborn
Penton Wantz
Tyrone
Charles Spotts
Franklin and Marshall College
Lorcaster, Pa
Winchester Hall Theater Restoration Sparks Broad Community Use
The Winchester Hall auditorium in Frederick reopened after a $10,900 restoration by Frederick County Commissioners. Community Players, Inc. dedicated the space April 26 29 with a major production. An interracial rally and a National Home Demonstration Week event with an FBI agent followed. Volunteers including architect Joseph Urner contractor Flown L. Culler plumber A E Fisher Co and others contributed work. The project aims to render the hall a safe fire resistant modern theater unit for wide community use and to support future renovations of the historic site into a safe office building while preserving its heritage.
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Winchester Hall
Frederick
Community Players, Inc
FBI
Board of County Commissioners
Charles W. Ross
Ill
Joseph Urner
L. Culler
A. E. Fisher
Government spending described as vast and hard to grasp
An editorial argues the 41 billion annual federal budget is beyond average comprehension. It compares the scale to millions of people needed to carry that cash in paper or silver, urging widespread protests and action to prevent bankruptcy.
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Boston
Red Men thank Frederick News staff for convention coverage
Sir Chinpewa Tribe No. 19 of the Improved Order of Red Men extends thanks to the Frederick News and The Post staff for the convention coverage. Special appreciation to Mr Joe Eisenhauer for detailing the tribe history in the April 28 editions. The group commends the publication’s handling of facts and timing. Market prices follow with Wheat prices noted.
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Edior
Frederick News
The
Post
Associated Press
Joe Eisenhauer
News and
the Post
Earl F. Starr
Frederick
Local Eagles To Mark Mothers Day Program
Harry Cr Curry, president of the local Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles, announced a Mothers Day program at the new home on East Patrick street from two to four on Mothers Day Sunday May 14. William B Gross of Brunswick will be principal speaker and a welcome address will be given by the local Aerie president. The program pays tribute to mothers and recalls the Eagles role in national Mothers Day observance.
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Harry Cr Curry
Acrie
Order of Eagles
East Patrick Street
Wiliam B Gross
Brunswick
Aerie
Eagles
Gertrude Ederle
Shirley May France
Somerset
Mass
Trudy” Ederle
New York
Shirley May
France
Fifty Years Ago Local Items From The Columna QF The News
A large force of carpenters and masons is at work rebuilding Ramsburg Fertilizer Company after a fire. New machinery has been ordered. Governor Smith appointed a new Board of School Commissioners: Samuel Dutrow Frederick S Tiernan Brien Urbana Charles W Wright Point of Rocks Charles R Starle Wandsboro J Henry Stokes Emmitsburg Dr H N Bote Jer Gross Jefferson. Rural free delivery may extend to the county. The Glee and Mandolin Clubs of Woman's College gave a concert in college hall with an encore featuring Blue and Grey. The mayor and aldermen inspected the new water pipe line from Fishing Creek. no major leaks found under a large oak tree.
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Ramsburg Fertilizer Company
Smith
Samuel Dutrow
Frederick
S Tiernan Brien
Urbana
Charles W. Wright
Point of Rocks
Charles R Starle
Wandsboro
J. Henry Stokes
Emmitsburg
NH. Bote Jer Gross
Jefferson
Wright
Slagle
Carroll
Woman's College
College Hall
Glee Club
Fishing Creek
Twenty Years Ago Loenters From The Columns Of The News
Approx 2 500 acres of the city watershed burned in a forest fire still out of control from late reports. New candidates for office this fall include J Summers Democrat for Judge of the Orphans Court and William Martin Republican for County Commissioner. Mrs Lillie Kefauver Frederick Route 4 struck by auto sustaining slight injuries. At Woodsboro annual corporation election Dr George F Smith re elected burgess and William Ha Dorcus Harry Anders Newton Z Cramer chosen commissioners.
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J. Summers
New Market District
Orphans Court
William 4. Martin
Thurmont
Lillie Kefauver
Frederick
North Market Street
Woodsboro
George F Smith
Burgess
William HA. Dorcus
Harry Anders
Newton Z. Cramer
Washington Daybook: primaries outlined and Keefe retirement
Washington Daybook surveys the 1950 primary season across states from Illinois to Wyoming, noting upcoming contests in Oregon and North Carolina and the impact on the fall campaign. It profiles Rep Frank B. Keefe, praising his economy, civil rights, and health advocacy, while noting limited success in securing extra disease research funding.
Salaries and Taxes Shape U.S. Industry Hiring
In Washington May 4, President Truman struggles to lure capable workers with government pay, while major industries face a bigger issue keeping top managers motivated. General Motors earnings and bonuses spur debate on incentives, ownership, and tax law effects on capital gains.
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Washington
Truman
Congress
General Motors
Charles E. Wilson
United States
Ameren
Fort Motor Car Company
Farmers Invest in Stocks Sees Safer Income Growth
Roger W. Babson notes farmers and ranchers increasingly seek safe investments beyond land, driven by lower farm profits, stock dividends, and advertising by mutual investment trusts. He predicts continued holding through possible downturns while citing cash purchases and reliance on established investment guidance. The article also reports on rising unemployment and the economy, with central western states absorbing industrialization and steady savings.
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Roger W. Babson
Eureka
Kans
Great Central West
Mutual Investment
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Washington
Central West
Pacific Coast
Central States
Pub. Fin. Bu. Inc
Helena Lodge 171 to Mark 30th Anniversary
Helena Lodge No. 171 of the C F will celebrate its thirtieth anniversary starting at six o'clock on May 27 in Dundalk. It will honor charter members with life membership certificates. The celebration will be held at the Odd Fellows Temple in Baltimore, the first Dundalk lodge to present such certificates.
Sports Day at Frederick High postponed to Friday
Frederick High School postpones its annual Sports Day to Friday due to weather. About 800 to 900 students planned to participate in games starting at noon if conditions allow. Ninth grade playoffs determine junior high rep for May 9. senior high finals set for May 11 at Frederick High. Baseball faces Emmitsburg High at McCurdy Field tomorrow afternoon as several games were rained out.
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Frederick High School
James
Skip" Zimmerman
Hors
Elin Street School
Hove
Ineal High School
Eealers
County High Schgol
Emmitsburg High Schowl
McCurdy Field
Court Maryland Names Officers For Year
Mrs Florence Little was named Grand Regent at the annual election of Court Maryland No. 278 Catholic Daughters of America at the Knights of Columbus home. Officers chosen include Mrs Barbara Koontz as vice Grand Regent and Mrs Katherine Monaghan as prophetess. Other posts filled by Mrs Jane O'Leary lecturer, Mrs Eileen Colllflower historian, Miss Louisa Leichert financial secretary, Mrs Eleanor Hauver treasurer, Mrs Ellen Lillard monitor, Mrs Ruth Statte sentinel, Mrs Constance Chesley organist, Miss Margaret Hartman, and Miss Mary Leihert trustee. A report on study clubs noted St Ambrose group will finish its third book June 13 and then disband for summer. A retreat next October at Elkins Park near Philadelphia was announced. The group plans to aid surgical dressings for missionaries in leper colonies as a local project June and July using the K of C home or St Johns school basement. It was decided to present a rosary to the St Johns High School graduate with highest religion average instead of the usual medal. Lady of Fatima hymn read.
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Florence Little
Court Maryland
Catholic Daughters of America
Knights of Columbus
Little
Barbara Koontz
Katherine Monaghan
Jane O'Leary
Eileen Colliflower
Louisa Leichert
Eleanor Hauver
Ellen Lillard
Monitor
Ruth Statte
Constance Chesley
Margaret Hartman
Mary Leihert
O'lesrr
St. Ambrose's Group
Elkins Park
Philadelphia
Communion breakfast prompts fund pledge at Key Hotel
Members plan to sing at the Francis Scott Key Hotel communion breakfast on Sunday morning. They vote to pledge 200 dollars to the convent building fund. The monthly social is set for March 18 in St John's auditorium and the next meeting is scheduled for June.
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Francis Scott Key Hotel
Convent
St John’s Auditorium
Immortality Paper Presented by Hood College Scholar
Dr. William R. Barnhart of Hood College spoke on Why I Believe In Immortality at the Inter Church Ministerial Club of Washington meeting last Tuesday. Dr. Clarence W Crawford, minister of Calvary Baptist Church, headed the club as president.
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William R. Barnhart
Hood College
Inter-Church Ministerial Club of
Washington
Clarence W Crawford
Calvary Baptist Church
Strength For Today by Earl L Douglass Tripod of belief love obedience
Earl L Douglass outlines John Wesley s three guiding words believe love and obey as the tripod of life. He argues right theory forms our philosophy, love fosters healing and happiness, and obedience drives daily action in accordance with truth. Copyright Babson Newsrrrer Send
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John Wesley
Wesley
Babson Newsrrrer
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