Missionary Margaret Ankeney to Speak at Local Church Anniversary
Mrs. Margaret Ankeney, longtime Japan missionary, will address the Evangelical Reformed Church Sunday as part of a double anniversary series. The event marks the church’s cornerstone 200th anniversary and the 400th anniversary of the Heidelberg Catechism, with keynote notes on foreign missions and the Sendai work. Ankeney, born Tokyo to missionary parents, studied at Hood and Oberlin, served in Japan with her husband Rev Alfred Ankeney until his 1951 death, later earning Japan’s Fifth Order of the Sacred Treasure before settling in Troy. The United Church Board for World Ministries oversees missions in Japan under the United Church of Christ.
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Margaret Ankeney
Japan
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
Trinity Chapel
Mission Board
Reformed Church In
United States
Heod College
Tokyo
Ankeney
Hood College
Here
Oberlin College
Oberlin
Ohio
New York School of Fine and Applied Arts
Alfred Ankeney
Missionary Service
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Sendai
Girls’ School
Miyagi College
Troy
United Church Board For World Ministries
The
United Church of Christ
C Gational Christian Churches
Fish Kill Aftermath Improves Water Sampling Potomac River
A governor's committee proposes an enhanced water sampling pattern for the Potomac River to address future fish kills in Chesapeake Bay and its tributaries. The Kerrie Commission on the Potomac River Basin would coordinate hydrographers biologists and engineers for integrated water management.
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Annapolis
Potomac River
Chesapeake Bay
Keraie Commission
Growth of Library Service Expands Walkersville Access
The Frederick County Public Library Service extends to Walkersville with a new deposit station in the Maple Avenue Pharmacy run by James T. Geraghty. The initial 330 book collection serves children, youth and adults and will rotate titles. Local volunteers assist, and requests go to Frederick headquarters or Enoch Pratt Library for rarer items, including German translations and Harper Lee and John Updike works.
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Frederick Countians
Walkersville
Maple Avenue
James T. Geraghty
Josephine P. Etchison
C. Burr Arctt Library
Frederick County Public Library Service
Geraghty
Jessie Flickinger
Richard L. Carey Jr
Brunswick
Emmitsburg
Thurmont
Middletown
Eitchihd
Broderick
Frederick
Artz
Enoch Pratt Free Library
Pratt Library
Harper Lee
John Updike
Poorhouse
Saint Joseph's College Archives Top in National Teacher Education Survey
Saint Joseph's College ranked among the top institutions in a national Educational Testing Service survey of professional and general education. Sister Robertine led the college in the competition with 719 other schools, scoring in the 97th percentile overall and achieving high marks in professional education. The survey involved 48,142 students from 720 colleges, and the college participates in a yearlong French teaching program at Mother Seton Elementary School in Emmitsburg.
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St. Joseph's College
Educational Testing Service
Robertine
Department of Education
Emmitsburg College
Saint Jongh College
Een Tn Sug Tt
Mother Seton
Emmitsburg
L Pearce Bowlus Elected to Bank Board
James H. Grove announced L Pearce Bowlus of Mt. Airy as a new director. Bowlus, a 24 year attorney with banking and loan association experience, serves as attorney for Carroll County Board of Education and Mt. Airy city, and is active in local civic affairs.
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James H. Grove
Western Maryland Trust Company
L. Pearce Bowlus
Airy
Bowlus
Middletown
Carroll County
Methodist Church
Evening classes offered by Towson State College program
Registration next week at West Frederick Junior High School and Mt. Airy High School for Towson State College adult education. Courses include contemporary issues in secondary education and counseling techniques. Classes start Sept 24 25 with 7 p.m. to 9 40 p.m. sessions.
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Frederick High School
Marty ‘I. Miler
Miller
Frederick Community College
West Frederick Junior High School
Mt. Airy High School
Towson State College
Carl W. Sprague
West Frederick
Mt. Airy
Westminster High School
Preramskites
Andover High School
Havre de Grace High School
Sprague
Integration Called Economic Success At Gwynn Oak Park
Arthur B. Price Jr., owner of Gwynn Oak Amusement Park in Baltimore suburb, says the park’s policy of racial integration is an economic success. He notes segregation threats failed to materialize and there have been no disorders since Negroes were admitted Aug. 28 after negotiations with officials and civil rights groups.
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Baltimore
Gwynn Oak
Arthur B. Price Jr
Price
Wallace May Enter State Race
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace said he is considering entering the Maryland presidential primary race this year. He spoke in Baltimore where he was to attend a panel at Goucher College later today.
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Baltimore
Alabama
George C. Wallace
Maryland
Wallace
Goucher College
Warning To Wallace From Finan Shapes Maryland Primary Debate
Maryland Attorney General Thomas B. Finan warned that if George Wallace runs in the Maryland presidential primary no respected political leader will align with him. Wallace said a 10 percent Maryland vote would be a Southern victory and defended his segregationist stance as opposition to the current administration. He commented on the killing of Baltimore postman William Moore and criticized selective outrage while claiming the FBI was told not to release Birmingham bombing findings that might embarrass the Justice Department.
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Baltimore
Thomas B. Finan
Maryland
Wallace
Alabama
South
Bowen
William Moore
Bill Moore
Yale
Washington
Moore
FBI
Birmingham
Justice Department
Beall
Edward Hall
Calvert County
Senate
Mathias Jr
Fou
TvGaile
Mathias
Beall Sr
Five Day Forecast for Western Maryland
The temperature will run 4 to 5 degrees below normal with highs around 74 to 78 and lows from 55 to 63, dipping to the upper 40s in extreme Western Maryland. A cool Saturday gives way to warmer Sunday and Monday, then cooler Tuesday or Wednesday. Rain chances are light, with less than a quarter inch possible mainly on Tuesday.
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Maryland
First Snow Hits Quebec Amid Winds and Snowfall
Eastern Quebec experienced its first winter snow on Thursday with three to six inches falling in the Laurentides Park area. Motorists reported hazardous driving for eight miles along the north shore of the St. Lawrence River as snow and winds affected areas to the west.
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Quebec
Laurentides Park
St. Lawrence River
Maryland GOP lawmakers seek nonpartisan legislative focus
Western Maryland lawmakers gathered at the Francis Scott Key Hotel for an afternoon session with Republican congressman Charles Mathias Jr. noting the mood would avoid party politics. Beall and Hall affirmed the agenda centers on roads and education while Mathias teases a Senate run.
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U. S. Senate
Charles McC. Mathias Jr
Francis Scott Key
Mathias
House
J. Glenn Beall
Dr Henson Leaving Middletown to Join Occupational Medicine
Dr Kenneth C Henson of Middletown announced he will discontinue his private medical practice this week to take a post in occupational medicine with the Du Bee Company in Martinsville. He plans to start October 16 and will relocate his family to Virginia.
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Kenneth C. Henson
Middletown
du- Bee Company
Martinsville
Dr. Henson
Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Virginia
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Williamsport
Salem
W. Va
University of Maryland Medical School
Maryland
Thelma Nutter
Kenneth C. Henson Jr
Penny Lee Henson
Keeler Ordered to Appear October 2 for Jury Trial
Christine Keeler was ordered to appear on October 2 for a hearing on charges of perjury and conspiracy to obstruct justice. The proceedings relate to a high profile case reviewed by London authorities and involve allegations connected to the judiciary and public conduct.
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Keeler
London
Christine Keeler
Jurisdiction Waived On Juvenile Charged With Alcohol Offenses
Chief Judge Patrick Sehnauf waived juvenile jurisdiction for 17 year old Stephen Daniel Abrecht of Braddock Avenue in a local court. Abrecht will face charges in Magistrate's Court for being a minor in possession of alcohol unauthorized use of a motor vehicle and disorderly conduct. County Probation Officer Mrs. William C. Roderick urged waiver noting repeated difficulties since a waiver petition filed in July.
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Patrick MM. Sehnauffer
Stephen Daniel Abrecht
Braddock Avenue
William C. Roderick
Navy
Set
Paul Mossburg
John Wheeldon
Abrecht
Christos N. Paleologos
Royal Restaurant
North Market Street
South Market Street
Austin C. Harris
Colts Star Undergoing Emergency Appendectomy
Baltimore Colts star halfback Lenny Moore was rushed into emergency appendectomy surgery this morning two days before the NFL season opener. Moore is a key player for the Colts as they prepare for the upcoming campaign.
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COLTS
Baltimore
Lenny Moore
Baltimore Colts
Demonstrators Ejected From Cuba Hearing Clash
Police ejected four demonstrators from a congressional hearing on Cuba policy after heckling. Philip A. Luce of New York spoke on Negro voting in Louisiana. William Massey of New York led shouts outside the room. About 40 others barred from the hearing sat in the hallway.
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Washington
Cuba
Philip A. Luce
New York
Louisiana
Edwin E. Willis
William Massey
Omddaiee Pavlie Idte Liursday
Massey
Committee
Twenty Seamen Rescued As One Is Missing
Port Jefferson New York reports twenty seamen rescued after their craft was swamped off Long Island Sound. A Navy veteran aboard the vessel helped organize the rescue. One man remains missing and a Middletown crewman is lauded for calm action during the perilous incident.
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Islam
Middletown
Frederick Chamber Backs Vocational Training at New High School
The Frederick Chamber of Commerce endorses the Board of Education plan to add vocational training at Governor Thomas Jobson High School. The group cites the need for skilled workers, potential reductions in delinquency, and local business benefits while presenting survey results showing firms seek trained graduates.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Board of Education
Thomas Jobson
Chamber of Commerce
Charles 5. V. Sanner
Frederick County
Chamber
Resta
Mr. San- MacDonald
Sanna
Education
Calvin E. Sayler
Industrial Divisio
Tevining Apa. &Ram
Altumiathan
Ge Fam
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Castro
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GOP
U. S
Beall Jr
Johnson's
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Copenhagen
Lyndon B. Johnson
Port Jefferson, N.Y
APY
Thomas Johnson High
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