Seminarians to Be Granted Sacred Orders at Mount St Mary's
Twenty eight seminarians from Mount St Marys College Emmitsburg will receive Sacred Orders in ceremonies from Tuesday to Friday October 12 through 15 at the college chapel. Most Rev Laurence J Sheban will confer the orders with several candidates named from various dioceses and the Archdiocese of Baltimore.
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Mount St. Mary's College
Emmitsburg
Laurence J. Sheban
DD. Vv
F.oley
James Foley
Brookl
N.Y
Leo
Richard Harmet
Bethiene
Donald Hartman
Edy Kennedy
Copenhagen
John Wyzykowski
Witherlee
XNI
James Rizer
Newport News
George McKir Scranton
Pat Joseph Cuma
Richardie Edmund Stroup
Faison
John Mackey
Baltimore
John Goan
Lowell
Amass
Andrew MicGowan
Ashley
Jose Colon
Lares
Puerto Rico
Robert Kiernan
Taunton
Mass
Paul Mullaney
Pottsville
Archdiocese of
City Struggles With Traffic At Fair Grounds
Frederick police faced heavy congestion as a large Fair crowd overwhelmed transit service and taxi drivers. One bus was alone at the grounds after another bus burned out a bearing, while police limited pickup at East gate to ease congestion. disputes with cabmen over waiting rules were settled after state police involvement. Residents complained of cars over curbs and blocked driveways as crowds sought the grandstand attractions.
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Frederick
Frederick Transit Co
Fred Straley
Fawr Grounds
State Motor Vehicle Department
Charles Magaha
Wester Maryland State Police
Waterloo
Straley
East Patrick Street
United Lutheran Church Adopts Aid Program
The United Lutheran Church of America approved a 6 million dollar aid program for seminaries and colleges, to be raised in 1950 for pressing building needs. Delegates at the 16th biennial conference in Philadelphia discussed the plan for over two hours, rejecting a bid to raise the goal to 10 million. Funds will be solicited January through April 1950 across nine seminaries and 12 colleges in the United States and Canada.
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Philadelphia
United Lutheran Church of America
Church
F. Willian
Brandt
Charleston
S. C
United States
Canada
Yellow Springs Homemakers Club Meeting Summary
The Yellow Springs Homemakers Club met September 26 at Mrs. Lewis Martz home with ten members. Bible reading and prayer opened, Toll call noted a favorite summer picture, and the secretary reported. A brief business session followed with a book teaser, a demonstration on a company dinner, and refreshments. Next meeting set for October 29 at 7 30 at Mrs. Harmon’s. The Spaniards shipped the first tobacco out of America in 1531.
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Yellow Springs
Alan Leng
Beird Harmon
Harmon
Local Pastor Transfers in Pennsylvania Conference
Rev Joseph H Schmitt longtime pastor of Evangel ice United Brethren church in the city is moved to Fayetteville Pa A new Frederick church pastor Rev John H Ness Jr aged 29 arrives from York Haven Pa Ness a Lebanon Valley College graduate also holds a MA from the University of Pennsylvania and a Bonebrake Theological Seminary degree He is son of Dr John H Ness Sr retired conference official and active in local fire service and civic groups Ness family will relocate later while Schmitt continues ministerial work locally
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Joseph H. Schmitt
Evangelice United Brethren Church
Fayettevile
Pennsylvania
Mechanicsburg
Associated Press
Frederick Church
John
Ness, Jr
York Haven
Mr. Ness
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
University of Pennsylvania
Bonebrake Theological Seminary
Dayton
Frederick
John H. Ness
United Brethren Church
Hagerstown
Mora Kiracofe
York County
Ness
Clergy transfers and appointments across Maryland area
Community affairs note several pastor movements including Rev. David H. Rhodes to Rohrersville and Rev. W. F. Kohler to Scotland from Dillsburg. Other shifts place Rev. Edgar Spatz to Shepherdstown and Rev. Melvin Heiman Jr. to Shermansdale. Conference also names Revs. Sprenkle and Kauffman to trustees and lists additional assignments.
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David H. Rhodes
Rohrersville
W. F. Kohler
Myersville
Scotland
Dillsburg
Edgar & Spatz
Shippensburg
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Melvin Heiman, Jr. Farmerly
Wolfsville
Shermansdale
York Haven
George B. Sprenkle
J. L. Kauffman
Baltimore
B. D. Rojan
Spry
Gordon I Rider
Hag
Conference Sees Pension Board Seats Filled and 1949 Convention Set
The Conference named two Ernstow officials to the pension fund board and voted to hold the 1949 convention in Carlisle Pennsylvania. It expects the 1950 gathering in Frederick, birthplace of the denomination, which will celebrate its 150th year. The 90 churches reaffirm strict Sunday observance total abstinence from intoxicants and all forms of gambling.
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Erstow
Pension Fund Board
Carlisle
Frederick
Immigration Counts by Ancestry in 1940 Census
The 1940 census shows first and second generation U S residents by ancestry with German stock at 5 24 million Italian 4 519 million Canadian 2 912 million Polish 2 990 million Russian 2 611 million Irish 2 411 million English 1 917 million Swedish 1 3 million Austrian 1 218 million Mexican 1 000 million Figures reflect broad population groups across the nation.
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U. S
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