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Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1957

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8

Church-Operated Bus Line Expands Evangelism Drive

A Riviera Beach methodist church launches a bus line to reach new suburban and churchless residents ten miles southeast of Baltimore. Four churches join, pledging buses to expand Sunday schools and youth programs. Rev. Reynolds says the plan makes evangelism mobile and strengthens outreach in growing communities.

Methodist Church Riviera Beach Baltimore Methodist Mr. Forrest Riviera Beach Methodist P. Reynolds Unity Andia Hous Ione Reynolds

Chest Soliciters In Three Areas Announced

The Frederick County Community Chest named solicitors and local Chest officials for Thurmont Creagerstown and Lewistown districts. A 6:30 p.m. dinner October 22 at Thurmont Lutheran Church will feature a county wide broadcast from Frederick Key Hotel and a local program. Local chairs include Mrs. Martin Mathwig in Thurmont and Guy Stull in Lewistown with listed volunteers and organizers across districts.

Frederick County Francis Scott Key Frederick Thurmont County Chest Martin Mathwig Robert Remsberg Franklin Birely Rose Shapiro Maurice Albaugh William P. McGill Lloyd Wolfe Phillip Zentz Addie Balwell Ross Smith Joseph Evier Glara Hagerstown Stull Becky Myers Amma Catherine Delosier Viola Zentz Shafer National Secret Bailey Claude Hammerick James Association Rebecca Hamerick Shirley Zentz M.O Harry Zentz Learning Virgil Zentz Rebecca Roger Robert Sease Lloyd Dorothy Pike Hoke Charles Downs Russell Moss Harry Boller Lawrence Myers Lulu Miller Birely Long Ralph Fornswald Raymond Boller Lewistown County Community Chest Guy Stull Charles Hubbard Robert Speak and Airs Guy Grushon Sewer Meena

Dedication Program At College Announced

Dedication events announced for Hood College buildings and for AEC headquarters with speakers from Johns Hopkins and Holyoke College. Kenneth Bronk and Emma Carr to headline ceremonies. lectures, prayers, and receptions planned across October 7 8 and mid October. Stork totals reported for New Oxford area as three sisters welcome three babies in 22 hours.

R- Paul Smith Hall Lillian Brown’ Hudson Hood College Detlev W. Bronk Rockefeller Institute Coffman Hood Maryland Christian Temperance Union Unione of Food Baltimore City Abe Baltimore Alan T. Waterman Jon National Science Ada Wooden Foundation Prentent Lillian Brown Hudson Emma P. Carr ML Holyoke College

Evangelistic Series Planned by Rev John Gonso at Locust Valley

From Oct 28 to Nov 3 the Church of God at Locust Valley near Burkitts ville hosts evangelistic services led by Rev John Gonso and Mrs Gonso. Each night at 730 pm slides will illustrate the messages. Gonso, once a blacksmith, later served 17 years in Martinsburg ministry before retirement and touring as an evangelist. His brother Rev H C Gonsa of Hagerstown retires this month after 15 years at Hagers town and 10 at Westminster.

Bette F. Zimmerman Fairview Avenue Children’s Aid Society Winchester Hall Minnie Earie Hargelt Motter Avenue National Secretaries Association Frederck NSA Margaret S. Greene Ernuhd George ’ Richey Lof Temperance League Maryland Glenn Hays Chicago Montgomery County Presbyterian Church Boyds A. H. Remsberg Fred Hilda John Gonso Church of God Locust Valley Burkittsville John Gossert Wil Westminster Gonso Martinsburg Rev. Gonso H. C. Gonsa Hagerstown Frederick City Boyd S. Godlove Jr Sum’ Eee Avenue Denver South Market Street

Local County reading and skits mark church rally week

Frederick County prepares a reading by Mrs Leslie Masser and Mrs Luther Bussard presenting a skit I Would, if I Could. State Directors report on departmental work. Madison convention echoes and a skit A Fall Fashion Parties. Twin births noted with detailed times. Sunday rally at Evangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville with unified service led by Rev Gordon Rider invited attendees.

Erick County Leslie Masser Frederick County Luther Bussard Madison Wisconsin Evangelical United Brethren Church Walkersville Gordon I. Rider D. D Hagerstown Alberti ‘Snyder Pennsylvania

Twin boys born two days apart at St Marys Hospital

Two identical boys born two days apart in Decatur are reported thriving at St. Marys Hospital. Owen Lee West Jr. is listed as the newborn, with family noting both infants are doing fine.

Decatur Owen Lee West Jr

Antique clock linked to Hitler in Maryland note

Frederick Md report describes a 100 year old brass clock dedicated to Hitler found among artifacts from Berchtesgaden taken by the US Army after World War II. The clock, made by Amsterdam expert Veerhoff, passed to Paul Gainforth of Martinsburg, then to a Melart Jewelers employee. Additional social notes record wardrobe talk and club events with dates in October and November.

Berchtesgaden Adolph “Hitler Melart Jewelers Frederick Hitler Eboex Amsterdam Veerhoff United States Army Paul Gainforth Martins Burz

New Market Club Encourages Well Dressed Women

Miss Mary Thomas, home demonstration agent, urged fashion improvements fit for any income. She discussed shoe and hat changes and sought ideas for matching accessories to basic dresses. DINNER AT MIDDLETOWN The Catoctin Soil Conservation District held its annual dinner in Middletown with speakers Thomas D. Symons and Dr. Paul Nyswom.

New Market Club Mary Thomas Middletown Catoctin Soil Conservation District Thomas D. Symons University of Maryland Paul Nyswom University

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