Truth forms and the eternal kernel of wisdom
The passage argues that truth remains constant while its forms change across generations. It warns against mistaking changing thought forms for truth itself and stresses discernment between the kernel of truth and outward expressions. The external cover fades, but the inner essence endures.
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Cakil Bululass
Dave Throush
Ruth
Carly
Ua Aod
Club
Uoppos
Hoomoni
Frederick News Ad Mileage Rates and Subscriptions
The News Frederick issue includes a brief display ad for Great Southern Mfg Co offering subscription options and rates. It lists price tiers for three months and one year, and mentions newspaper delivery details. The ad appears within a late 1950s page layout, typical of local papers of the period.
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the News
Frederick
The
Great Southern Pig. & Mfg. CO
North
S. MO
Wear
Carer
Moeth
Cal Mets
Guaranteed annual wage debate shifts to Michigan unions
Annual wage payments in Michigan rise above BEN as attention focuses on supplementary unemployment benefits from last year’s motor car industry, with union leaders proposing a guaranteed annual wage. The average weekly supplemental benefit is about 12.30 dollars for a few weeks, and the formula ties severance pay to raise total unemployment compensation to six percent of former take-home pay. Funds are still building, and many laid-off workers do not qualify for the maximum. more talk is expected as unions push for target payments, risking higher company costs and potential price hikes.
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Michigan
Wnions
Thankful for local attitudes on integrated schools
Letter notes Frederick county's Christian community support for integration at public schools and the Maryland School for the Deaf. The writers praise peaceful progress, express eagerness to help, and cite ongoing efforts to educate and serve as citizens. Signed by H Donald Batton Gilmore H Bentley Fred E White Mi. City Lodge of Elks Civil Liberties Committee, Sept 33, 1957. FIRST REUNION The Bowman family held a reunion at De tour with a program and officers elected for 1938.
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Frederick
Frederick County
Maryland School For Deaf
H. Donald BA
Ton Gilmore H. Bentley
Fred E. White
City Lodge of Elks Civil Liberties Committee
Nancy Lee Shat and Charles F. Cole Marry in Brunswick
Miss Nancy Lee Shat daughter of Mr and Mrs F J McLane Brunswick and Charles F Cole son of Mr and Mrs I S Nichols Richmond Va were married Tuesday at Bethany Lutheran Church Brunswick Rev Ralph H Miller officiated Miss Margie Shugars Lovellsville Va was matron of honor Best man Thomas Wenner Lovellsville The couple will reside at the bride’s home A 1st Class Victor L Cox son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Cox Walkersville separated from Air Force and now resides at 12% West Iverson Street Alexandria Va.
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AIR Force
Victor L. Cox
Andrew Cox
Walkersville
New York
Virginia
Mississippi
Korea
Texas
Utah
South Carolina
Airman
Cox
West
Iverson Street
Alexandria
Franklin
Thomas Booneil
Magnolia, Avenue
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Funeral Home
East Church Street
Emmitsburg Wedding Occurs at Saint Anthony’s Church
Miss Shirley M. Willhide of Rocky Ridge and John B. Lite of Thurmont wed at Saint Anthony’s Catholic Church in Emmitsburg in a nine-thirty morning ceremony. Rev. Vincent J. Tomalski officiated as maid of honor Eileen Wetzel, Thurmont, and bridesmaids Mrs. Charles Creager, Mrs. Russell Claybaugh, and Miss Lois Harthagen. The reception followed for about 259 guests at the parlor, with details of attire and processional listed.
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St Anthony's Catholic Church
Emmitsbura
Shirley M. Willhide
Rocky Ridge
Walter J. Willhide
el Paso
Texas
Willhide
John B. Lite
Joseph L. Little Sr
Fhurmont
Charles Creager
Phyllis
James Wivekk
Jdr
James F. Wivell
Latte Missivell
Donald Little
John Wood
Thurmont
Francis
Forfeited Collateral In Magistrate's Court
A list of individuals from multiple towns cited in Magistrate court for traffic violations. Names include Riley J. Bitner of Hagerstown, Augusta Horton of Baltimore, Howard Burke of West South Street, and many others. Fines range from $6.45 to $16.45, with offenses such as speeding, running red lights, failing to stop, and improper passing. The notices attribute citations to various officers and locations, including Frederick, Hancock, and Bethesda. Also notes Pvt Calvin A. Grama Jr. of Brunswick participating in Army training near Homs.
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Riley J. Bitner
Hagerstown
Augusta M. Horton
Baltimore
Howard F. Burke
West South Street
Charles E. Welss
Thurmont
Wm. Franklin Belssr
Maitland
Fia
Carl Peon Philips
Cumberland
Wernyer Alfred Janssen
West Third Street
Eileen i L. Hirsch
Washington
Paschal Carmel Ferretti
Pat Junior Smith
Akron
Th. A. G. Hedden
Lawrence A. Little. Hancock
Joan Gordon Tes Is
Ernest H. Carlson
Reesport
Richard Wm. Bolander
Toledo
Lucile P! Miller
Bethesda
Don Charles Maxwell
Columbus
IR. B. Shaffer
Chambersburg
Matthew Mahoney
W. Islip
Katherine W. White
RFD
I. Frederick
Glyndon
Th. R. C
Patrick Street
W. S
McAfee
Earl T. Tobery
Seckless
Harry Phillips
Cornelius R. Richardson
Richmond
Ind
Charles K. Cash
Louise L. Routzala
Myersville
Howard R_ iPrice
Tie
Robert C. Sny
Reno Wilson Michael
Charles W. Magaha
Brick dwelling project breaks ground on East Third Street
Ground has been broken on the old Novitiate property for brick dwelling houses. Contractor is Martin C. Kemp and project owner is Grayson J. Staley.
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East Third Street
Novitiate
Grayson J. Staley
Martin C. Kemp
Rural roads control move started at Myersville meeting
A movement to transfer rural roads from the State Roads Commission to the County Commissioners for improvement began at a Myersville school meeting attended by about 154 residents from four districts. The city aldermen debated parking meters, delaying a final decision after preliminary study. Cavalry and artillery units marching from Fort Myer Va. to Indian Town Gap Pa. camped at the Frederick Fair Grounds with around 730 men and as many horses. Sixth grades at Parkway and Church Streets schools are so crowded some pupils were sent to Washington Street.
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State Roads Commission
County Commissioners For Improvement and Maintenance
Myersville School
Tavalry
Artellery Unis
Frederick Fair Grounds
Fort Myer
Indian Town Cap
City Parkway
Church Streets
Washington Street
Baker Park Pet Show Sept 21 at Baker Park Frederick County
Final plans for the annual Baker Park Pet Show and sale by the Frederick County Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals are underway for Saturday September 21. Registration begins 3 30 with judging to follow. dogs on leashes and children four to fifteen may enter in up to two classes. Prizes ribbons and pony land rides offered along with home baked goods and refreshments for visitors.
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Buck Dixon
Ur' Bana
Thurmont
Imi
FFA
Thormont
Thur‘mont Grange
Thurmont’ ‘Future Farmers of America
Feo
Frederick County Society For the Prevention of Cruelty
Baker Park
Frederick County
Paris
Hood College adds Miss Marjorie Heller to admissions staff
Miss Marjorie Louise Heller joined Hood College this week as Assistant to the Director of Admissions. A Reading Pa. native and 1957 Hood graduate, she earned an AB and was active in campus life. She will interview applicants, host visitors, and serve as a Field Representative visiting high schools nationwide. She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert F Heller of Wyomissing Park and resides in Frederick at Stewart Manor apartment 93.
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Marjorie Louise Heller
Hood College
Staf
Miss Heller
Reading
Hood
Robert F. Heller
Wyomissing Park
Frederick
Stewart Manor
Daffodil Society President Speaks to Frederick Garden Club
Bethesda president of the American Daffodil Society addressed the Garden Club of Frederick at a luncheon hosted by Mrs. Elizabeth Lewis Peters. Judge Carey E. Quinn showcased slides of daffodil varieties and was joined by Dr. Charles Philips and other local guests.
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Daffodil
Carey E. Quinn
Bethesda
American Daffodil Society
Garden Club of
Frederick
Elizabeth Lewis Peters
Record Street
Judge Quinn
Charles Philips
William McC. Holzaofel
Three Speakers Heard By Venture Club Members
Venture club members heard three speakers at Tuesday dinner. Mayor Derr outlined city government problems and aims. Dr Burgess, health officer, spoke on health department functions. Alvin Quinn discussed youth community service. Mrs Eccard presided. Miss Engle introduced speakers.
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Venture Club
John A. Derr
Forbes Burgess
Alvin Quinn
Y. M.C.A
Ann Eccard
Oliver Engle
Margaret Lerner
Soroptimist Club
Maryilyn Pickering
Jean Eccard
Maude ‘Kefauver
Florence Sorrentino
Burgess
Fallout discussed by Roger Babson at Babson Park
Babson predicts fallout or peace will dominate business and investment outlooks. He cites fears of unemployment, market shifts, and demographic changes as pressures grow from disarmament talks and weather forecasts. He warns readers to consider how fallout may reshape communities, families, and economies amid shifting states and birth rates.
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Roger W. Babson
Babson Park
Bmass
U P
Bank
Russia
Lon_idon
Florida
California
Deaths of Mrs R Smith Snader and Mrs Catherine V Adams
Mrs Emma L Snader widow of State Senator R Smith Snader died Friday night at her New Windsor home. Born in Carroll County, she was daughter of Elhannan Englar Buckes and Margaret Buckes. Funeral Monday at 2 p m at her residence with Rev Lewis Robson. interment Pipe Creek Cemetery. D. D. Hertzler and Sons in charge. Also, Mrs Catherine V Adams died Friday at noon at 2001 Virginia Ave Hagerstown aged 81 or 82. Born in Highland, she was daughter of Dallas and Mary Ellen Gaver Hessone. Survives sister Mrs Charles Hershman of Wolfsville. Body to Paul F Bitile funeral home Myersville. funeral Sunday at 3:30 p m Rest Haven Cemetery Hagerstown.
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R. Smith Spader
Emma Louw Snader
R. Smith Snader
New Windsor
Carroll County
Elhannan, Winfield
Margaret Buckes
Englar
Hee i
Philip B. Snader
Margaret
Julia Snader
New Wind
Sor
Richard Smith Snader
St. Pauls Methodsc Church
Lewis Robson
Catherine V. Adams
Virginia Ave
Hagerstown
Highland
Dallas
Mary Ellen Hessone Gaver
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Charles W. Hershman
Wolfsville
Paul F. Bitile
Myersville
Rest Haven
Fallout concerns spark debate on agriculture and life
Studies by the Atomic Energy Commission probe fallout effects on agriculture and fisheries. Unofficial word says ordinary fission tests would be harmless, but heavy Strontium 90 from Russia could threaten leafy vegetables, corn, wheat, and dairy. Ocean life could be affected, livestock fed on grass and even autos and homes would need screening. The piece notes implications for U.S. life, potential shifts toward disarmament, and references political context with Eisenhower.
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Atomic Energy Commission
Russia
United States
Eisenhower
Siberia
Wo. S. A
Hattie Showe
East Pat Disarmament
Frederick
Ial
James Rowe
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Among The Sick airs in Maryland hospital report
Donald Remsburg of South Market street underwent surgery at the Hospital for Women of Maryland in Baltimore on Friday and is reported doing as well as can be expected.
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Donald Remsburg
South Market Street
Hospital For Women of Maryland
Baltimore
Baptists Enrolling in Schools Across Seven Centers
About 500 church and Sunday School workers in seven Virginia and Maryland centers will enroll this month in the University of Richmond School of Christian Education. The Brunswick Frederic k center opens September 19 with classes 7:30 to 9:30 p m on Thursdays for 18 weeks at First Baptist Brunswick and Frederick. Maryland students join a group of more than 1500 trained in Old and New Testament studies over six years.
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Virginia
Maryland
University of Richmond
School of Christian Education
Brunswick-Frederick
Maryland Baptist Union Association
First Baptist Church
Brunswick
Frederick
W. Rush Loving
Bocheslor
Carmack
Blue Ridge Association
Alex Bryant
John Chapman
Charles B. Fleet
Reuben Helton
J. L. Himes
Jesse
Dies Of Injuries In Fall From Roof
Ernest Lawrence 48, carpenter of Taneytown, died at Annie Wariner Hospital Gettysburg following a Wednesday fall from a roof at Fuss Funeral Home Taneytown. Survived by wife Clara Virginia, daughter Mrs John R Stambaugh, three grandchildren, six brothers and three sisters. Funeral Monday 2 PM at Fuss and Son Taneytown. burial United Church of Christ Cemetery Taneytown. Friends may call Sunday 7–9 PM.
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Ernest Lawrence
Taneytown
Annie Wariner
Gettysburg
Fuss Funeral Home
Thomas
Mary Ellen Bollinger Lawrence
Clara Virginia Kooniz Lawrence
John R. Stambaugh
Littlestown
George W
New Windsor
Norman
Bernard
Union Bridge
Reuben
Linwood
Earl
Westminster
Wilbur
Wm. D. Hesson
Arthur Starner
Lucy Lawrence
Taney
Town
C. C. Fuss and Son
Morgan R
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Harley Black
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Hyattsville
Clarence Bowman
Vincent J. Tomalski
Aravar
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Arenere
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D. W. Dietrich
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James H. Gambrill, Jr
Len Mai
Edward Burke
Ailey
St. Joseph's Hish School
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J. B. Lite
Augsburg
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Ant-Nc
Calvin A. Grama Jr
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Thurmont Farm Show
Lucille Barger
Carlton Barger
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Washington County Hospital School of Nursing
EES News
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East Potomac Street
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Independence
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East Second Street
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