Catholic Charity Appeal Sets Million Dollar Goal
The 193 Catholic Charity Appeal opened yesterday and runs through May 19 with over 12 000 volunteers seeking donations across the Archdiocese of Baltimore including St John’s of Frederick. The goal is over a million dollars with expenses planned under one percent.
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Archdiocese of Baltimore
St. John’s of Frederick
Paul F. Genovese
St. John's
James McSherry
Launard J. DeBucki
Archdiocesan
St. Vincent's Home
Associated Catholic Charities Inc
Stella Maris Hospice
Sisters of Mercy
Villa Maria
St. Vincent’s
Daughters of Charity
Child Guidance
Christ Child Society
Catholic Youth Organization
St. John’s Parish
Edward Sandochick
Ella E. Bell
Francis W. Bush Sr
Louis Carpeneto
William H. Christ
Alexander Craw
Alfonso J. de Leonardis
Holmes Dutrow
Rob
Preacher Finds More Sinners Than Saints in Mass
In Chicopee Massachusetts the 10 45 am service at Federated Protestant Church drew 135 worshippers, above the usual 105 to 115. Rev C W Kirkpatrick had announced the sermon would be for sinners only and urged saintly attendees to stay home.
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Chicopee. Mass
Federated ‘Protestant Church
C. W. Kirkpatrick
Kirk-patrick
New Burgess Elected in Woodsboro as Dorsey Retires
C Carroll Wickless won Woodsboro burgess with 87 votes after longtime Commissioner Lawrence A. Dorsey retired. Write-in challenger C Ray Dorsey received 60 votes for burgess and one for town commissioner. New town commissioners were Maurice Photo, G Bernard Callan Jr., Glen Stottlemyer, and Gail Catshall. several candidates were defeated.
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Woodsboro
Lawrence A. Dorsey
C. Carroll Wickless
Potomac Edison
Wickless
C. Ray Dorsey
Burgess Dorsey
Burgess
Woodshoro
Maurice
Murray
Woodsjboro
Glen F. Stottlemyer
Gail L. Catshall
Woodsboro election reports write in votes for Town commissioner
In Woodsboro, two write in votes went to dairy employee Kenneth Houck and grocery worker Charles W Hahn with Ray Dorsey retaining attention as a candidate. Polls opened 7 am to 2 pm at the Woodsboro Ban building with Ellen Stottlemyer and Ira Houck as election supervisors. Cleo the watchdog Doberman Pinscher reportedly vanished during the election day theft.
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Ray Dorsey
Kenneth Houck
Charles W. Hahn Heth
Woodsboro
Ellen Stottlemyer
Ira Houck
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Phil Hitcshew
Irving Jones Jr
Frank Lang
Nelson Langan
William B. Lebherzy
Regina Little
Charles P. McCallum Jr
Carolyn Mohan
W. Jerome Offutt
Raymond Pazdersky
Thomas Quill
Edward J. Schantz
Clarence F. Smith
Michael J. Surgalla
J Pan Thomas
Louis J. Warner
Maynard Wastler
Bernard R. Baumgardner Jr
Gerald Beveridge
George B. Callan Jr
Joseph Paul Carroll
George W. Clendaniel Jr
Mike Croghan
Leonard J. DeBucki
Joseph Elkins Jr
Maurice Hassett
Warren Iverson
Paul Kadall
Joseph Kowalski
Robert M. Leatherman
Ted V. Levinson
James Marrone Jr
James E. McClellan
Harold P. O'Brien
Pat O
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Agfochrome
E. Ray Wachter Photo Center
South Market St
Frederick
Glass Shop
N. Market St
C. Wickless
New Burgess
Kennedy Studio Jr
G. Bernard Callan Jr
Lee Winebrenner
Robert Dixon
Roads
Henry Crum
Jaycee
William E. Brannan
Catonsville
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Richard W. MeJilton
Dundalk
Bassador Amelito R. Mutue
Philippine Islands
Frederick Armory
Frederick Jaycees
James W. Powell
Frederick Shopping Center
Hoover
Mays’ Hardware
West Patrick St. MO
Opes
P.M. Nitely
Tunis
Kenneth H. Stull
Hamilton Avenue
Maryland
Bennett
Cleo
Harrisburg, Pa
Goodwill Industries
Walter Snow
North Market
Raymond Shaver
Mgr
Davis
Fred'k Shopping
Wey
Straus
Health-tex
Fee Hee
Ghee
Hed Nanan
Macy
Nees
Deters
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