Priest Runs Marriage Course Across Twenty Countries
A 51 year old Roman Catholic priest, Father Andre Guay, directs a 15 lesson correspondence program on love, courtship, and civil law for couples of all faiths. Begun in Canada in 1935, the program now operates from the Ottawa Catholic Center with centers in Argentina, Belgium, France, Mexico, New Zealand, Uruguay, Venezuela and more, serving about 13,000 Canadian copies and tens of thousands in Germany and beyond.
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Associated Press
Hex
Andre Guay
Ville Marie
Universits of
Ottagua
Callobe Cen
Guay
Twe
United States
Canada
Ottawa Catholic Center
Argentina
Basutoland
Belgium
Bolivia
Colombia
Cuba
Spain
France
Holland
Maly
Lebanon
Mexico
New Zealand
Uruguay
Venezuela
Germany
Beall Defends Qualifications in Maryland Senate Race
Senator J Glenn Beall criticized Democratic National Chairman Paul Butler calling him consistently wrong during a Cumberland rally. Beall disputed Butler’s claim he is unqualified for another term and noted Butler bungled a Maryland election prediction, amid Beall's Eastern Shore tour for re election.
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Ocean City
Republian
Glenn Beall
M Burl
Beall
Jalse Reputial
Butler
Demece
Cumberland
Senate
Thomas
D'Alesandro
Maryland
Ironing Tips From Home Demonstration Agent
Mary A. Thomas assistant home demonstration agent offers practical ironing guidance. She covers washing, drying, hanging methods, moisture control, folding, and equipment setup to reduce wrinkles and save energy, plus a note on Saratoga leaving Lebanon for Naples and mission handoffs to USAF planes.
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Siiss
Mary A. Thomas
Walkersville residents tour new cadet port and events
Walkersville residents Ruth and Margaret Stull and others toured Amazolis and Friendship International Airport during Open House for cadets. They saw Naval Academy buildings, the harbor boat ride, and the State House. Numerous local families and guests are noted visiting relatives, traveling to beaches, attending baptisms, and hosting reunions across Frederick, Maryland, and nearby states.
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Walkersville
Ruth
Margaret Stull
Charles Suite
Myra
Mark
Sally
Amazolis
Friendship International
Naval Academy
State House
George Mercer
Baton House
Frank Cramer
James Mercer
Chicago
Allen Nicodemus
Harry Cramer
Lewiswun
Ermont
Irs
A. Grant Hooper
Af Frederick
Inlaw
Harold Hooper
Frank A. Rosenberger
Frederick H. Large
Damel QO. Rooker
Reading
Warren A. Large
Waynesboro
James L. Fisher
Wes Reading
David Bret
Paul H. Clemson Jr
New Design Road
Grade United Church of Christ
Clemson
Charlotte Dinterman
Kent Nicodemus
Nellie
Edith Nicodemus
Nancy Greenwood
Richard
Beach Plaza
Ocean City
Bob Stull
New York State
Watkins Glen
Niagara Falls
Thotsand Islands
Portland
West Point
Lake Placid
J. H. ‘Stauffer
Helena Stauffer
Nelson Stauffer
Price
Washington
Ward Stauffer
Nancy Anderson
Kathy
David Stauffer
Robert Nelson
Richard D. Thompson
Thompson
Henry F. Howden
Ottawa
Canada
Corning Glass Works
Corning
N. Y
Dale Gangawere
Frederick
Fulton Avenue
Ogg
Vermont
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Boston
Salem
Connecticut
New York
Baltimore
Edwin Carstensen
Richard Allen
Laura Lee
Dee
Carstensen
Oakdale
Neb
Allen
Herbert Cowles
Jim and
Herbert Jr
Portsmouth
Glade Valley Lions Club Meeting Highlights
The Glace Valley Lions Club met at the Woodsboro Fire Hall on September 4 with 52 members and 18 guests. Dinner was served by the Ladies Auxiliary. Guests included Walkersville Baseball team players. speeches covered CARE project plans for Colombia and youth facilities. Four new members were welcomed as certificates were awarded.
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Glace Valley Lions Club
Woodsboro
Setember 4
Walkersville
Tri-County League
Lion Ralps D. Zimmerman
Kent C. Nicodemus Jr
LaVerne Fogle
Harry EL. Filler
CARE
District 22
Colombia
South Ame
Lions Club
Maryland
Delaware
Washington, D.C
Lions
Lions of Columbia
Joseph Sease
Mac Wallingford
Wiliam Devilbiss
W. Robert Rippeon
Woodsboro Fire Hall
Charles Swomley
Dick Smith
Phielphia Phillies
Fiscal Policy To Be Key Issue Tawes Says
Oakland Maryland AP Democratic candidate J Miles Tawes, seeking governor, calls state fiscal policy a key issue while touring Garrett County with running mates C Ferdin and Louis L Goldstein. He declines detailed tax views, notes 1958 increases and says he did not publicly back the program. Other text mentions U S presidents who married twice.
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Oakland
J. Millard Tawes
Maryland
Tawes
General Assembly
McKeldin
Garrett County
C. Ferdinand Sibert
Louis L. Goldstein
State Senate
Local Guests Visit Family in Walkersville and Nearby
Mrs Edwin Carstensen hosts guests including Mrs Ethel McDonald of Orlando and Dr and Mrs Edwin Carstensen. Nancy Green wold and her son Dickie visited Detroit Niagara Falls and Chautauqua NY, staying with George Cleveland and Mrs James Ruffner, former Walkersville residents.
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Edwin Carstensen
Ethel McDonald
Orlando
Fla
Nancy Greenwold
Dickie
Detroit
Niagara Falls
Chautauqua
N. YY
George Cleveland
Walkersville
James Rufner
Early History Of Braddock Heights In A M Wood Paper
A long retrospective on Braddock Heights near Frederick describing its elevation views over four states, climate, healthful air, and attractions. It notes the Braddock Heights Water Company storage tank, a public park, observatory, and a top-stage auditorium, plus frequent band concerts, dances, and electric railway service to Frederick. The piece links local history to nearby Civil War sites and colonial landmarks.
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Braddock Heights
A. M
Alban M. Wood
Frederick Atternes
Louise Wood
Austin James
Frederick
Francis Scott Key
Winfield Scott Schley
Thomas Johnson
Maryland
Braddock
Monocacy Valley
Linganore
Parr’s Ridge
Monocacy Junction
Middletown Valley
Septh Mountain Battle Field
Turners Gap
Crampton’s Gap
Blue Ridge
Braddock Road
Heights
Fort Duquesne
McClellan
Hocker
Burnside
Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Longstreet
Hill
South Mountain
Antietam
Catoctin Mountains
Pennsylvania
Gettysburg
Virginia
Marsland
Bradik
Middletown
Braddock Heights Water Company
United States
Braddock Heights Company
Frederick and Interurban Electric Railway
Braddock Heights a Growing Summer Resort Worth Frederick
The Braddock Heights area near Frederick, once a sparsely settled retreat, has become a thriving summer resort with cottages, hotels, and a park. Growth stems from elevated property values, new plats, improved roads, and the Frederick Interurban Railway connecting to Middletown and beyond. The area offers affordable summer living, fresh farm produce, and easy access by rail, with extensive plans for continued development and new connections toward Baltimore and western towns.
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Phia
Braddock He
Braddock Mountain
Brandock
Braddock
Braddock Building and Development Company
Frederick
Ab Avenue
Frederick City
Washington Irving
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Sharon
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Charles L. Rice
Leroy Rice
Linda
Michael
Alva F. Rice
Howard C. Fisher
Alice May
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Raymond Powell
Laura
Dennis
Terman Fogle
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Debbie
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John L. Duble
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Karen
Erma Hooper
Kenneth Kanode
Mamie Staley
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Charles Palmer
Mary Kanode
Margaret
Ida M. Rice
Manzella Gray
Robet Norwood
Preston Smith
Calvin Smith
Arnold Kanode
Eugene McCracken
Sen. Beall
Honer
Isaratoga
Beirut
U.S
Saratoga
Naples
Navy
Adana
Turkey
Wasp
Mediterranean
Hilda Devilbiss
Glade Valley Lions
Tyler, Fillmore
Benjamin Harrison
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Uatodlh
Barre Guild
Hammaker Brothers, Inc
ST. Market ST. Frederick
Frede
Appalachian Range
Mary
John Greenleaf Whittier
Barbara Fritchie
Your Potomac Edison CO
Sears
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
East Patrick St
Unth
Hagerstown
Chambersburg
Greencasle
Pea Mar
Fredeck Railway
Jefferson
Breddach
Westinghouze, Chink Kerr and
Lumpany
Tassure
Jerick i
Ed Wesingten
Oto Rairoad
Baltimore & Ohio
Motorola
Ayside
E. Patrick St
Farmers & Mechanics-Citizens Nation
AL Bank
Citizens National Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corp
Federal Reserve System
Frederick Shopping Center
Libertytown Bank
Libertytown, Md
Citizens Office
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