Opening Night of Interchurch Mission At Frederick
The Presbyterian church hosted a full house for the opening night of a preaching mission this week led by Dr Arnold R. Ness. The event, sponsored by the Frederick City Ministerial Association, featured pastors from United Reformed, Methodist, Baptist, and Evangelical churches with music by the Trinity Methodist choir. Dr Ohrn, Baptist World Alliance secretary, shared wartime Norway experiences, urging resilience and rebuilding after hate. He cited Norwegians’ faith amid execution threats and a chaplain’s message to families to not seek vengeance but rebuild. The talk noted the U S produces a substantial portion of the world apple crop.
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Presbyterian Church
Frederickity Ministerial Association
Astors
Arnold R
John Ness
United Rethren Church
Robert L. Smith
Trinity Methodist Church
Paul Althouse
Vangelical and Reformed Church
Roger Berghauser
Famlies
Norway
Welfare Conference Plans Aging Focus in Western Maryland
The Western Maryland Region of the Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare met at Dr. Perry Prather’s Hagestown office to plan the November 19 program on aging. Representatives from Frederick County joined members from Cumberland and Hagerstown areas to discuss employment, family relationships, recreation, foster care, prevention of infirmity, and community resources. Attorney Edward D. Storm urged broad public participation to improve living and educational standards while maximizing taxpayer value.
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Maryland
Maryland State Conference of Social Welfare
Perry Prather
Washington County
Hagerstown
A. G. Nerman
Sunnymesde
John W. Kuschel
Urbana
Frederick County
Jeanette Bonig
Associated Charities
Cumberland
Katherine Stangel
Celanese Corporation of America
Ella D. Everstine
Very E. Nileson
Springheld State Hospital
Sykesville
Kenneth G. Stoner
Division of
William H. Koelber
Carroll County Welfare Board
Westminster
Frank L. Higdon
Maryland State Reformatory
Breathedsville
Edward D. Storm
Frederick
Dinner, meeting and election notes in Angerstown
Listings show an event at Hotel Alexander on November 19 with early registration from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. and growing interest indicating a large crowd expected. Sergt. Lawrence Everhart Chapter, Sons of the American Revolution, to host a dinner October 29 featuring Hon. Daniel M. Lyons as speaker. Secretary George C. Slagle announced and was reelected with new local executives. Marion Stull Miller named president and treasurer. other officers listed. Prison escape reported in Cambridge as two prisoners fled during a blackout after sawing bars. charges include rape and breaking and entering. Old note on airline service development cited.
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Angerstown
Hotel Alexander
SAR
Lawrence Everhart
Ter
Sons of the American Revolution
Daniel M. Lyons
Washington
U. S
George C. Slagle
Slagle
Marion Stull Miller
J. Richard Ramsburg
Charles W. Lough
Cambridge
Dorchester County
Maurice Wroten
James Willams
Leon Miles
Williams
Miles
Bolivar Soldier Receives Distinguished Service Cross
Second Lieutenant Houston D. Snowden of Bolivar West Virginia earned the Distinguished Service Cross for heroism near Chigu Li Korea on March 7 1951. The medical aidman, attached to a rifle company, crawled through heavy fire to aid wounded men and shielded a comrade while under enemy mortar and small arms fire, aiding evacuation and saving lives.
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Houston D. Snowden
Bolivar
W. Va
Army
Chigu-Li
Xorea
Maren 7
Snowden
John Snowden
Army Medical Company
Ninth Infantry Regiment
Second Infantry Division
Korea
Cerebral Palsy School Relocated to Charities Building
Fredericks Cerebral Palsy school moved back to the Free Kindergarten rooms in the Feder ated Charities Building on Monday due to room shortages at the State 1, O. C. FL Home. Clarence C. Carty, president of the Frederick County Chapter of the Maryland Society for Crippled Children, said a permanent home is still being sought as the school operates five afternoons a week. Mt Airy Kiwanis Club, Red Cross Motor Corps and Frederick Kiwanis Club are helping with transportation for students from across the county and Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Federated Charities
State 1
O. C. FL
Clarence C. Carty
Frederick County
Maryland Society For Crippled Children
Mt. Airy Kiwanis Club
Red Cross Motor Corps
The
Frederick Kiwanis Club
Tie for lead in Kansas City Open golf playoff
In Kansas City the $15,000 open ends with Cary Middlecoff Dave Douglas and Dave Ford tied at 278 after 72 holes at Milburn Country Club. A 18 hole playoff will determine the winner as sand trap troubles and a final hole putt decided the final trio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Cary Middlecoff
Dave Douglas
Dave Ford
Sctober
Milburn Country Club
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United States
Welfare
Philip Morris
Harhives
D.S.C
Hamilton
Elgin
Gruen
Bulova
James E. Doll
South Market Street
Fredericktown Savings Institution
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cerebral Palsy School In Charities
Hoffmann Upholsterfes
Osm
Better Homes Equipment Co
East Patrick St
Mews
Frederick, md
Xuesaay
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Patrick Street
Lopses Drug Stores
North Market Street
Booth Markey ST
Sam Miller
Grimes
Jonathan
Ritchie Associates Finance Corporation
East Church Street
Aw Beautiful Singer
Singer
Ray
McCall
Ita
Snnger
Singer Sewing Center
Department Efores, Deaters
Singer Manufacturing Company
Gar
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