World Community Day Observed at Trinity Chapel
World Community Day was observed in Trinity Chapel of Evangelical Reformed Church Friday at 12 p.m. with Mrs. Raymond E. Wilhelm in charge. Rev. John H. Eberly of the Brethren Service Commission spoke on his European trip guiding exchange students returning to Germany and Austria, noting twenty nine teenagers in the United States this year and plans for a larger group next year. He described Berlin's refugee flow and the growing unity of Protestant churches.
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Trinity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Raymond E. Wilhelm
John H. Eberly
Breth ‘Ren Service Commission
New Windsor
United States
Germany
Austria
Eberly
Austia
Berlin
Hungarians Fight Spark New Hope Across Asia and Europe
In Hungary shots echo worldwide as Hungarians resist Soviet influence. Poland Austria and Romania shift toward independence while Asia watches. New Windsor church relief promotes Parcels for Peace with Church World Service support and officers installed for two years.
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Huncrey
Hungary
East Germany
Poland
Russia
Austria
Rrankfort
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Ceeds
South Vietnam
South Korea
Chiang Kaishek
Formosa
All Asia
Romania
Sorey
Fifty Years Ago Items From The News Columns
Hundreds of hunters cut partridges at season opening though birds scarce rabbits plentiful. John Mumford's wagon toppled after a horse spooked near Brad dock Heights. 75 dozen eggs smashed. A homing pigeon found in Charles Zimmerman’s bedroom. YMCA plans include billiard rooms. W L W Creager moved Boldfish to ponds for winter. fountain water redirected. Funeral set for Clarence Walter Reddick 75 of Daysville. former teacher and beekeeper with long local ties. survived by sisters and a niece. Interment Chapel Cemetery Libertytown.
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John Mumford
Braddock Heights
Catoctin Mountain
Daysville
Clarence Walter Reddick
Orra RK
Laura
Valentine Reddick
Mt. Vernon
Brethren Church
Reddick
Hagerstown Notes on Social Events and Weddings
The column covers a birthday party honoring Mrs. Thomas J. Rothenhoefer with gifts and games at Rocky Springs. Urbana Junior Woman's Club anniversary dinner with guests. weddings including Winifred Joyce Marshall and George F. Poffinberger. a Halloween party at Linden Hills Civic Association. births and society notices. and local residents’ upcoming birthdays plus floral design talk by Mrs. Newman.
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Tuner Woman's Club
Junior Woman’s Club
Peter Pan Inn
Urbana
William Gullett
College Park
Melvin Partridge
Civic Club
Calvin Schildknecht
Schildknecht
Robert Wade
Henry Lamothe
Stillman Clark
David Grove
Walton Wolf
Audrey Dixon
Dewey Dykstra
Herbert Liggon Jr
Paull Shatto
West Seventh Street
Katie Herbert
Ruby Jackson
Hag_erstown
Linden Hills
Trick Or Treat Fund Collected In Frederick County
The Frederick County Youth Council reports a $372 Trick or Treat collection for hungry children overseas. Funds received on Halloween were sent to El Seven headquarters and forwarded to Church World Service for food aid. The arrangement covers transport and distribution through government channels.
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Frederick County
County Youth Council
Council On
Hallowe'en
el Seven
Church World Service
Births Reported At Frederick Memorial Hospital
Mr and Mrs Joe Summers announce the birth of a son Demetark Teesda at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs Morgan R Webber of Ames reports a son Gene Weger Jr born Wednesday. Mrs Gene E Jenkins former Patsy A from Ames Bride registers a son Eric Hastings born Wednesday. Mrs Frederick J Brown Jr Knoxville reports a son. Laurence Trail family notes second child a daughter Florence Thereday born Thursday. Edger C Whining of ML Airy records a fifth child a daughter born Thursday.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Joe Summers
Demetark
Teesda
Morgan R. Webber
Mar
Gene E. Jenkins
Unieh Bridge
Gene Wéger Jr
Jenkins
Patsy A. 7
Fehou
Ames Bride
Frederick J. Brown Jr
Knoxville
Eric Hastings
Wednysday
Brown
Dean Hastings
Delmar
Mae
Laurence S. Trail
Tamey
Entoma
Leurence Stanley
Eocond
Florence
Wie
Emerese
J. Naill
Soe Tee Gungster
Bare Thursiay
Paul A. Main
Eervad
Chet
Mark
Edger C
Airy
Twenty Years Ago From The News November 3 1908
Thirty six line fragment notes a presidential election turnout estimate of 23 304 eligible voters and anticipated heavy voting. A woman, Catherine S Perry, aged about 76, fell from an open sewer ditch and narrowly escaped injury. Former Judge Robert B Peter of the Sixth Judicial Circuit died at his Rockville home of a heart attack. The 147 acre home property of the late Martha E. Rider near Woodsboro was offered at public sale for 11 000 with improvements described and funeral services planned for the owner’s funeral at Fogle funeral home East Patrick Street.
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Catherine S. Perry
East Third Street
East Third
East Streets
Robert B. Peter
Sixth Judicial Circuit
Rockville
Peter
Frederick County
Menee
Walkersville
Obituary News From Frederick County Area
Multiple death notices list Bertha Albaugh 8 years old and others including Julie Allnutt Darby Susan Michael and Nellie Oberlander. Services planned at Linganore Beallsville Mt Olivet Poplar Springs churches with funeral directors C M Waltz and C E Citne.
Frederick Memorial Hospital staff attend Maryland hospital meeting
A group linked to Frederick Memorial Hospital joined the sixteenth annual Maryland District of Columbia Delaware Hospital Association conference in Washington at the Shoreham Hotel. Leaders and staff across roles attended sessions with speakers from major hospitals and universities sharing recent advances.
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Frederick Memorial Hospital
Washington
Maryland District of Columbia-Delaware Hospital Association
Shoreham Hotel
Guam
MCU
Albert W. Snake
New Haven
Conn
American Hospital Association
Ethel Northam
R. N
Henrietta Cramer
J. Walker Carty
Hammond Clary
Henry L. Davis
Board of Managers
Kay Young
Mackley
Mary Willhide
Mary Jane Powell
Freda Main
Funeral services for Dr Oliver Lloyd held in Baltimore
Funeral services were held Tuesday at one o clock for Dr Oliver S Lloyd of Baltimore at William J Tickner and Sons funeral home. The well known Baltimore surgeon died Saturday of a coronary at age 72. Interment was in Druid Ridge cemetery. Surviving include his wife Jane Scott, a son Galvin in Winchester Virginia a daughter Mrs Frederick Stewart Jr of Baltimore a sister Mrs Ethel Lloyd Morse of Baltimore and a brother Lowndes Lloyd of Syracuse. Dr Lloyd was brother of late Dr William Lloyd a Bruns side dentist who died in September.
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Julie Allnutt Darby
Bethesda
Lawrence Darby
Benjamin and
Rachael Allnutt
Albert Darby
Boston
Mass
Dawsonville
Nannie Allnutt
Germantown
Monocacy Cemetery
Beallsville
Wiliam B. Hilton
Susan E. Michael
Susan Elizabeth Michael
Jesse H. Michael
Harry B. Shaw
Hyattsville
David Yinger Jr
Michael
David H. Yinger
Braddock
Frederick County
Heights
David
Mary Jane
Sissy Pech Smith
Shawn
Scoot
Penmsburg
Evangelical Lutheran Church
H. Lavier Michael
Shaw
L. Clinton Rhoades
H. Lavier Michael Jr
Akroo
East Patrick Street
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
C. E. Citne and Son
Oliver $. Lloyd
Baltimore
William J. Tickner and Sons
Lloyd
Druid Ridge Cemetery
Jane Scott
Galvin
Winchester
Frederick Stewart Jr
Ethel Lloyd Morse
Suez Crisis Tied to U S Campaign Politics
Washington dispatch argues Britain and France moved to seize the Suez Canal to counter Israel's actions and deter Nasser. It blames Adlai Stevenson and Estes Kefauver for partisan meddling, claiming the United States was pressured into a flawed path that risked international strains.
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David Lawrence Washington
Egypt
Israel
Suez Canal
America
United States
Suez
Adlai Stevenson
Fisenhower
Stevenson
Middle East
Canal
Nasser
London
Paris
United Nations
England
France
Britain
Tittle Republic
Europe
Russia
Adlal Stevenson
Estes Kefauver
Bein Nasser
Cape of Good Hope
Eisenhower
Stevenson-Kefauver Committee
Washington
Lereeita
Tee Ameria Sytem
Gue
Mortar Board Sessions at Hood College Conference
Hood College hosts Regional Section Three Mortar Board conference with talks on Are College Women Leaders. Judge Edith H. Cockrill discusses Women in National Affairs at Coffman Chapel. Dr. Andrew G. Truxal and Mrs. McBride address leadership themes for college and community. Attending colleges include University of Maryland George Washington University West Virginia and others.
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Hood College
Mortar Board
Natonal
Moriat Board
National Women’s
Frederick
Coffman Chapel
Edith H. Cockrill
Juvenile Court of the
District of Columbia
Cockrill
Miss Covckrill
National Council of Juvenile Court
Secretary of Defense
White House
Ence
District of Columbia Law Enforcement Council
United Community Services Board of Trustees
Andrew G. Truxal
Mis
Edgar H. McBride
Hood
Truxal
University of Maryland
George Washington University
University of West Virginia
Westhampton College
College of Wiliam and Mary
Sick residents update from Frederick area notes
Among The Sick updates list Mr. William H. Yingling of Thurmont ill at his son in law and daughter Charles Clem home in Tilles with his wife bedfast for over a year and a half. Mrs. Florence Kelly discharged from Frederick Memorial Hospital convalescing at her son Guy Kelly’s home. Raymond J. Wright of Mt. Airy in Hagerstown Hospital after a major operation. Mrs. Shirley Shoemaker ill in University of Maryland Hospital Baltimore since Sept. 11. Mrs. Anna M. Gosnell of Braddock Heights in Frederick Memorial Hospital for observation and treatment. Mr. H. Frank Foland returned home after treatment at Frederick Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Louis Murphy of Owings Mills who had major surgery at St. Agnes Hospital Baltimore has returned home and is progressing satisfactorily.
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William H. Yingling
Thurmont
Charles Clem
Tilles
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Florence Kelly
Guy Kelly
West Second Street
Raymond J. Wright
Mt. Alry
Sis
Hagerstown Hospital
Shirley Shoemaker
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Anna M. Gosnell
Braddock Heights
H. Frank Foland
College Avenue
Louis Murphy
Owings Mills
St. Agnes Hospital
Expert marksman James Fultz qualifies in Germany
James W. Fultz 25 of Thurmont Maryland recently qualified as expert in firing the M 1 rifle in Germany. Market prices note corn 96.00 per bushel Wheat 1.90 barley prices shown. Mars stands out as the only Solar System body fully visible from Earth with a rotation of 24 hours 37 minutes.
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Berlin
James W. Fultz
Willam R. Fultz
Route 1
Thurmont
Germany
Mars
Solar System
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