Week Long Calvary Church Anniversary Planned
A week long program marks the twenty fifth anniversary of Calvary Methodist Church with Homecoming Day on September 11 and 18. Notables including former pastors and church leaders will attend. Rev. Dr G Ellis Williams is honored in the anniversary booklet. Special sermons and music planned with a banquet on September 14 and a tea September 11 for wives of former pastors. Hospital injuries reported for local youths and workers with minor counts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
E. William Hall
Methodist Church
G. Ellis Walliams
Calvary Church
Dr. Williams
Asbury Smith
Washington West
J. Franklin Haas
Baltimore
Frederick
Reuben J. B. Guild
Guild
Anna Schantz
Williams
James H. Straughn
Wallace N. Streeter
Northeastern Juridisdiction Woman's Society of Christian Service
Gauday Clean Seeyike Ies
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Ray H. Smith
Edward H Mantz
Robert Allen
John G. Felton
John Donaldson
E. R. Peart
Sturley Braungart
Jackie Hevner Wins Showmanship Title for Shorthorns
Jackie Hevner of Libertytown 4-H won the Shorthorn showmanship championship at Timonium Fair on Thursday and placed third in the all breeds show. The Frederick County Guernsey herd finished seventh and the Holstein herd fourth, with Roscoe Harbaugh Jr. second in senior and junior yearling Holsteins. Other results include multiple placements for Libe rtyown and area youths in various classes and breeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackie Hevner
Libertytown
Timonium Fair
Frederick County
Roscoe Harbaugh Jr
New Midway
Jackie
Alice Hevner
Rebecca Royer
Pauline Royer
William Brittain
Roy Covey Jr
Lee
Guernsey
Edward Smith
Charles Smith
Douglas Stauffer
Wayne Swomley
David McDevitt
Mr. Pleasant
Rita Smith
Peggy Smith
Joe Smith
Roscoe Harbaugh
Harbauch
Paralyzed Polio Rate Drops in Maryland Study
Maryland health officials report a lower paralytic polio rate among 3 to 5 year olds who received Salk vaccine in spring, with 3 cases among 111,742 vaccinated, a rate of 2.7 per 100000, and 18 cases among unvaccinated 5 to 9 year olds, 1.14 per 100000, urging caution in drawing conclusions as data are incomplete and age groups vary. Second shots planned for initial recipients after halt by U S Public Health Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Health Department
Maryland
James Davens
Bureau of Preventive Medicine
Assignment Of Negro Pupils Upheld By Board
The State Board of Education upheld the transfer of 32 Negro students to Rollingwood Elementary in Montgomery County. It found no evidence of bias by the local board but urged caution on procedural details and distributing students among schools. The board emphasized policy decisions in school administration and did not reverse the local board’s determinations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
State Board of Education
Rollingwood
Montgomery County
Chevy Chase
State Board
State Board For Education
Price list at Venice film festival for autographs
Mercenary fans at the Venice Film festival have created a price list for celebrity autographs. Welda Linne from Russia demands 300 lire, Sophia Loren of Italy asks 300 lire, and spectator Margaret Truman is quoted 250 lire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Venice
Frussia
Welda Linne
Italy
Sophia Loren
Margaret Truman
Barbara Fritchie Used Cars Sale Ad
Barbara Fritchie Motor Co presents used cars with prices: 1950 Buick 2Dr R H A Sharp Cac 695, 1950 Ford 2Dr R Hy Real Nice 595, 1950 Pontiac Cong Cl Coupe R H 545, 1948 Chev 4Dr Fleet line One Owner 395, 1948 Ford 2Dr RH Nice Clean Car 295, 1948 Pontiac Conv Cr Coupe 345. Loans and terms may apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ford
Maryland’s annual real estate reassessment plan debate
A Maryland Senate debate over annually reassessing real estate highlights the state’s complex tax structure and education funding. Officials discuss how minimum education costs, basic state aid, and 75 cent property tax per $100 of value drive equalization payments to counties, with Baltimore City and County exempt due to high assessments. Proposals suggest standardizing assessments for state aid while letting counties set local rates, aiming to better measure need and funding for public health and schooling.
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Lou Panos
Baltimore
Maryland
State
Senate
House of Delegates
Louis L. Goldstein
House
Baltimore City
Department of Education
Allegany County
Anne Arundel
Baltimore County
Calvert
Carroll
Cecil
Charles
Dorchester
Frederick
Garrett
Harford
Kent
Montgomery
Prince Georges
Queen Annes
St. Marys
Somerset
Talbot
Washington
Wicomico
Worcester
State Tax Commission
Thomas G.pullen Jr
Atty. Rich
Ard W. Case
State Department of Health
Jess
County 4 H Girls Qualify For Finals
Frederick County 4 H girls qualified Thursday for finals in five demonstration contests at Timonium Fair. Three teams and two individuals won blue ribbons to advance. First place in dairy foods went to Barbara Carback and Veronica Little of Thurmont for cottage cheese. Ruth Keller of Jefferson also in cottage cheese. Mary Ellen Jones and Donna Compher of Ballenger won bake foods for quick mix golden glow cake. Patsy Wise of Middletown led bake foods with baking powder biscuits. Janet McDevitt and Georgianne Masser of Mr Pleasant won poultry with Out of the henhouse into the frying pan. Eleanor Hipkins of Urbana was second in cherry pie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Ruth Keller
Jefferson
Mary Ellen Jones
Donna Compher
Ballenger
Patsy Wise
Middletown
Janet McDevitt
Georgianne Masser
Mr. Pleasant
Eleanor Hipkins
Urbana
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Feidar
Calvey Church
Joseph Stxehe
Margaret Creager
Roy C. Creager
L. L. Wilson
G. Ellis Williams
Mother's and
WLSCS
Annie R. Cover
Mary
Vito Piepoli
G. Bromiley
Oxnam
Ashbury Smith
Ernest C. Webb
Guy W. Nusz
Lester B. Feaga
Clyde E. Thomas
R. Ames Hendrickson
Methodist Union
P. Luther Rice
Melvin T. Tabler
George W. Osman
Main
Lester 3. Feaga
A. A. Radcliffe
Richard M. Creager
Sexton
Mr. Webb
Millard E. Crum
Mr Gaither
Mr. Hendrickson
Mr. Thomas
Feaga
Ransom R. Lewis
Raymond J. Ford
Walden S. Felton
R. Rush Lewis
Stewards
W. H. B. Anders
George Bonnell
John R. Cheatham
M. Croghan
A. Hart
Bruce Digait
Tybee A. Padlit
Mr. Main
William C. Mentzer
Elmer F. Munshower
William E. Null
Mr. Radcliffe
W. Eugene Sanders
Francis X. Staley
Joseph Styche
DeGrey Bishop
James Chamblin
Mr. Cline Jr
John P. Engelbrecht
Raymond P. Free
John M. Grove
Clyde Kefauver
Kenneth L. Metcalf
Edward H. Mantz
Charles J. Mullen
Charles L. Myers
Delbert Null
Edward §. Rice
Mary E. M. Smith
C. Grayson Stevens
Martin L. Summers
M. J. Grove Co
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Robert Pangle
Berkley L. Pangle
Willow Avenue
Ralph C. Smith
Burkittsvile
Grove
Robert Lee Mehaffe
George E. Mehaffe
Neth Bentz Sireet
Harry L. Walters
East Seventh
Sireet
Buenos Aires
Johannesburg
South Africa
Jesse C. Johnson
Raw Material Development Department
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Barbara Fritchie Motor CO
Buick
Dr. R
Pontiac
Cong
Cl. Coupe
Conv
Joe
Union Bridge Clothing CO
Union Bridge
Ray W. Wahl
International Farm Youth Exchange
Barbara Carback
Veronica Little
Thurmont
Val Peterson
Civil Defense
Hartford
Conn
Peterson
New England
United Nations
Victor Andres Belaunde
Peru
U.N. Disarmament Commission
Eisenhower
Harry Marsh
Amvets Summon Club
Patrick
International Harvester
Weapstakes
Van
International Harvester Sweepstakes
Ess Thearly
Ueda
Narvester
H. B. Duvall Frederick, MD
Farm Equipment Center
Thurmont, MD
Monrovia
Monrovia, MD
H. C. Summers & CO
Jefferson, MD
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