Church Women Gather for Fall Educational Meeting
More than 300 church women gathered at Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ for the fall educational meeting. Theme “Discipined for Christian Living” framed greetings from Potomac Synod and Guild representatives. Workshops and a luncheon followed morning sessions with leaders from Hagerstown Westminster and Middletown guiding programs and reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Reformed United Church of Christ
Leonard A. Voss
St. Louis
Commission On Stewards
Church of Christ
Roy C. Snyder
Hagersteun
Potomac Synod
George A. Wallner
Washington
Potomac Synodical Guild
Richard L. Har- Hagerstown
Christian Education
Maryland
David Dorman
Best Church
Voss
Paul L. Althouse
Frank Higinbotham
Hunting
Middletown
Richard Harrison
Hagerstown
George Klinefelter
John Whitmore
Westminster
Christian Social Action
Herman Arrington
Taneytown
Christian Service
John Selser Jr
Missionary Education
County Girl to Undergo Open Heart Surgery in Baltimore
Catherine Nicholson 11 of Walkersville High School lies due for open heart surgery at University of Maryland Hospital in Baltimore on November 4 after birth defect. Her parents invite O negative blood donors to Winchester Hall lab and offer transport help for those willing to donate and assist in reaching the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladiesburg
University of Maryland Hospital
Baltimore
Catherine Nicholson
Walkersville High School
George Nicholson
Catherine
Health Department
Winchester Hall
Pranksters Exploit Halloween Night Elsewhere
Local reports describe Halloween mischief with vandals damaging mailboxes and clashing with tradition. Residents note fear and chaos as some use the occasion for threats to safety, while others celebrate with parades and costumes. The forecast warns of freezing temperatures and rain later in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkersville
Water Street
Jacok
Gress
Ori
Memorial Services Planned by American Legion for Veterans Day
The Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion schedules Veterans Day observances on November 1. Rev. Maurice D. Ashbury will speak at 2 PM at Memorial Park and the Scroll in Court House Park, with wreaths placed by Dr. James Conroy and Mrs. Hazel Flautt. William Eyler leads the color guard and parade from the Legion Home, followed by a firing squad from the 115th Infantry. Taps by George Phebus, and a note on a government interment photo program through the American Battle Monuments Commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Scott Key
American Legion
Maurice D. Ashbury
All Saints Episcopal Church
Memorial Park
West Second End
Benn Streets
Court House Park
James Conroy
Braddock Heights
Conroy
Court House
Hazel Flautt
Legion Auxiliary
Fleutt
William Eyler
Francis Scott Key Post
Legion Color Guard
Legion Home
115Th Infantry
29Th Diagion
Richard Fox
George Phebus
Legion
Condition of rivers at junctions and Harpers Ferry
The report notes Monocacy at Frederick Junction, Potomac at Harpers Ferry and Shenandoah at Harpers Ferry are very muddy, indicating high sediment and reduced clarity across these segments. Observers warn river conditions may affect navigation and local activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Junction
Potomac
Harpers Ferry
Shenandoeh
Benefits Figures Released By Foley For Frederick County
Congressman John R. Foley cited Social Security data showing 4,526 Frederick County residents receive benefits totaling 3,234,822 dollars monthly. Nationally nearly 13 million receive old age survivor and disability insurance at 76 million dollars monthly. about 7.7 million Americans are insured. Foley emphasized survivors' benefits aid mothers and children in most families and noted roughly 3 million in local annual benefits to Frederick residents supports retirees widows and children and the regional economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Foley
Social Security Administration
Frederick County
Foley
Foleys
Frederici
County 4 H Winners Of Trip To Chicago To Be Announced
County 4 H members who earned a trip to Chicago will be announced next Wednesday at the Achievement Night program at North Frederick Elementary School. About 500 4 H members and parents will attend as winners in multiple prize tiers are revealed. Joseph Smith of New Market will host, with students Donna Compher and Helen Gee Myers of Ballenger performing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
North Fredenck
Joseph Smith
New Market
Smith
Donna Compher
Helen ‘Gee Myers
Ballenger Club
Farm Bureau
Barbara Jean Hahn
This City
George Brachey
Mr. Pleasant
Margaret Nicholjson
New Midway
Ted
Marguerie Craw
Alexander Craw
Colrese Terrace
Frederick City Club
Dwight Smith
Charles Smith
Jefferson Club
Charlotte Conways
Jacquelyn Larsen
David Ejigenbrode
Edwin Hevner
Johnsville
Harold Heffner
Jeffer
Leon Enfield
Petersville
Robert King
Ballenger
Howard Fry
Brenda Wahn
Pleasant
June Dudtow
Buckeystown
Little Star
Sarah Ramsburg
Lewistown
Marilyn Garber
Byron Grossnickle
Libertytown Sr
Carroll Eaves
Walkersville
Warren Ridgely
Wayne Moore
Libertytown
Progressive
Derfrey Valentine
B&O Worker Crushed To Death In Brunswick Yards
Samuel Robert Hughes a longtime Baltimore and Ohio employee was crushed to death when a four ton boxcar section toppled onto him while dismantling it with a torch in the Brunswick yards. He died at the scene from severe injuries and autopsy was performed at Frederick Memorial Hospital. The accident, investigated by State Police, is the second fatal Brunswick yards incident in three weeks following a prior death on October 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Brunswick
B. O. Thomas Sr
Samuel Robert Hughes
Hughes
Frederick B Memorial Hospital
Robert T. Storer
E. W. Humphreys
Brunswick Yards
Thomas W- Clevenger
Rocks
Rockefeller Ike Talk Could Shape 1960 Campaign
President Eisenhower will meet with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller to discuss civil defense. The meeting follows Rockefeller's public stance on nuclear test resumption and places him at odds with Nixon while the White House emphasizes defense policy over politics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Nelson A. Rockefeller
White House
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Republcan
Pce
Nixon
Rockefeller
Dan
Geneva
James C. Hagerty
Trespassing Case Is Postponed In Magistrate Court
In a brief session Judge Bryan W. Thompson postponed the trespass charge against Nancy Lee Fogle Spellman until Friday at 10 AM to permit her defense attorney Sherman Bowers to appear. The case stemmed from alleged trespass on Mildred Colliflower’s property after a warned removal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Lee Fogle Spellman
Sherman Bowers
Bryan W. Thompson
Fogle
Mil ‘Dred Colliflower
William H. Roberts
South Bentz Street
Ira Middleson Pope
Monrovia
UN diplomats expect harmony in disarmament talks
United Nations diplomats foresee a smooth start to East West disarmament discussions early next year after agreeing to refer all proposals to a new United Nations committee. The resolution urges constructive moves toward disarmament and aims for swift Assembly approval to conclude work this session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Houston
Tex
United States
Williams
Soviet Union
General Assembly
Cian
Russell
Wolfe
Geneva
Americ Ronger
Nikita Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Com- Moscow
Anastas I
Mikoyan
Moscow
Finland
U.S.S.R
Hel
Noth
Ing
Assembly
Eisenhower calls Kaiser settlement to boost steel production
President Eisenhower urged a Kaiser Co settlement as a signal to restart full steel production amid a steel strike. The Justice Department asked the Supreme Court to lift the stay on the Taft Hartley injunction unless the United Steelworkers Union files its appeal by noon Thursday. Attorney General Rogers sought rapid Supreme Court action to restore the injunction and end the emergency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Kaiser Co
Justice Department
Supreme Court
United Steelworkers Union
Atty
William P. Rogers Jr
Taft-Hartley
High Court
Court of Appeals
Philadelphia
Herbert Sorg
Pittsburgh
Rogers
Attornet General
Hich
Brennan
3Rd Circuit Court of Appeals
Roger
Shorcut
Oui
Senhowe
Hastie
U. S. Dist
Si Oes iHerbert P. Sorg
Dag Hammarskjold
Geneva
Union
Sorg
Seiwynj
Libud
Khrushchev
Cuban U S Relations Deteriorate Further Under Castro
In Havana Fidel Castro's regime rejects a U S protest over anti Americanism and imposes new taxes on American linked mining to hit Nicaro and Moa Bar operations. Military tribunals are set to revive firing squads and Jules Dubois faces calls for execution as Fulbright attacks Castro’s governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Nicaro Model
Moa Bar Mining Co
Freeport Sulphur Co
Weith
Castro
Ich
Jules Dubois
Chicago
Dubois
U.S. Senate Foreign Relations
Sen
J. William Fulbright
Deluge of Letters as Boxer Pups Find New Homes
Rosemead California AP report describes the Coltons flooded with inquiries after 30 boxer puppies Friskie and Cindy produced. Friskie accounted for 16 and Candy 14. three died, 27 remain to be bottle-fed. Buyers have been found, and owners expect to ship the pups soon. Mrs Colton has 200 letters from across the country seeking details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosemead
Calif
Charles Coltoms
Coltons
Friskie
Cindy
Candy
Vega rocket delayed by steel strike impacts space program
Space Chief T Keith Glennan said the steel strike delays the Vega rocket project, delaying capability to launch a 4800 pound payload into a 300 mile orbit or a 1900 pound deep space trajectory to the moon, with initial light now unlikely before 1961 and 1963 as a possible milestone. He did not indicate an end to the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami Beach
Fla
T. Keith Glennan
Moon
West Leaders Plan Pre-Summit Conference In December
President Eisenhower said Western leaders are ready to hold a pre-summit conference possible in mid-December. No site or exact time is set, and details will be handled through diplomatic channels. Participants include Eisenhower De Gaulle Macmillan and Adenauer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Eisenhower
Charles I de Gaulle
Britain
Minis
Harold Macmillan
West
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
Eisenower
de Gaulle
Paris
Khrushchev
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Jffice
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Gary
Dar Order Ram
American * Battle Monuments Commission
B&o
Samuel R. Hughes
Ike
Jakarta
Indonesia
Uures
Casiro
Sion
Dilanes
Ice
William J. Brennan Jr
U. S
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