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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1963

Page

15

Covenant United Presbyterian Church Plans $92,000 Sanctuary

The Covenant United Presbyterian Church in the Robinwood area outlines plans for a 200 seat sanctuary with a wraparound seating design, a lower level fellowship hall and Christian education wing. Architect Milton L. Grigg notes a $92,000 cost and a one year occupancy target. The building will sit on a hill near Robinwood Drive with a rear entrance for car access and a visible cross tower. A drive to raise funds runs June 17 to 23, led by the Presbyterian Board of National Missions.

Covenant United Presbyterian Church Spain Robinwood Christian Education Milton L. Grigg American Guild of Church Architects Partridge Trail Robinwood Drive Donald Brown Presbyterian Covenant Church Mission Church Board of National Missions Charlottesville Virginia

Antietam Tour Brings Battlefield Monuments to Life

A visitor tour at Antietam Battlefield guides an Indiana woman past landmarks including South Mountain, Boonsboro, Harpers Ferry, the Bloody Lane, Clara Barton monument, Dunker Church and Burnside Bridge while an older speaker explains Civil War history and the living memorials. The scene inspires reflections on sacrifice and national resolve as visitors view the memorials and engravings honoring fallen soldiers.

New York Antietam South Mountain Mason-Dixon Line Potomac Boonsboro Gen. Mc.Clellan Harpers Terry John Brown Stonewall Jackson Clara Barton Little Dunker Church Christian Brotherhood America Bloody Lane Burnside Bridge

Much Soil Work Done Last Month

Washington County Soil Conservation District reports a busy April with five projects totaling 65 acres and 2 acres in progress. Shipcropping on J Keith Meyers Sharpsburg farm, contour orchard work on Dillon properties Hancock, and stripcropping on Carl Hull Orchard Ridge were completed.

Washington County Soil Conservation District Sharpsburg J. Keith Meyers Dillon Hancock Carl Hull Orchard Ridge Daniel J. Shank Falling Waters Mr. Hull L. Wayne Taulton Brownsville Ralph Gehr Big Pool Lewis E. Wingert Hagerstown Stanley Schetrempf Pinesburg Amos Reeder ML. Carmel Amd Justin L. Johnson Dargan Robert J. Belz, Jr Clear Spring Donald Weller Timber Ridge Charles Sense Mary Warner Leonard Ennnett Boonstore Harry Toston Ashton C. Howard Weber Indian Springs Hawel] Happ Gapland Dorothy Frederick Mr. Belz Admian C. Faith Dry Run Wilbur

Anniversary of Stock Market Collapse Recalls 1929 Crash

Dawson notes 1930s crisis anniversary as analysts debate the market's path. Despite recovery since May, uncertainties persist about whether the present gains can sustain, with investors split on future highs and dividends.

Dawson Sam Dawson Kennedy New York Fed Mianyjan U.S

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