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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 16, 1969

Page

13

Propst Pioneers Church History and Controversy in Propstburg

Article recounts Propst Church the first Lutheran church in Pendleton County West Virginia founded 1769 by German settlers. Details Prophet Mischler controversy and schisms with Schumacher Muhlenberg influence, cemetery and parochial school sites, the Mandate of frontier faith and preservation of historic artifacts including a German Bible and Mischler sermon booklet.

Propstburg Pendleton County West Virginia Potomac River Propst Church Propsts Michael Probst Barbara Germany Samuel Philadelphia John Michael Probst Catherine Probst Peter Mischler Elizabeth Mischler

Memorial service set at Mt Olive United Methodist Church

Memorial service scheduled for June 1 at Mt Olive United Methodist Church. Readers note numerous local visits and family gatherings over Mother's Day include Ray Roomsburg Wanda, M A Wiley family, Ray Nail family, Douglas Wiley family, Harold Slater family, Richard Brown family, Jack White and others.

Richard Brown Strasburg Ray Roomsburg Guy Burchett Ridgeway W.va Richard Keckley M. A. Wiley

Free wildlife booklet issued by New York agencies

A new fish and wildlife booklet has been published jointly by the New York State Conservation Department and the State Fish and Wildlife Management Board. It is free and available by writing the Division of Conservation Education in Albany, New York 12226.

Albany, N.Y New York State Conservation Department State Fish and Wildlife Management Board Division of Conservation Education Conservation Department

Today in History Highlights May 16

On this date in 1775 Massachusetts adopted the first state constitution. Other events include Marie Antoinette's 1770 marriage to Louis XVI, 1866 nickel authorization, 1871 British Columbia joins Canada, 1927 bootlegger tax returns, 1953 William Oatis released, 1960 Big Four Paris summit collapse, and recent releases in 1969 context.

United States Massachusetts Marie Antoinette Louis XVI of France U.S. Treasury Department British Columbia Canada U.S. Supreme Court Czechoslovakia Associated Press William N. Oatis Paris Russia Soviet Union Outer Space North Korea U.S

Two James Wood Educators Win $500 Scholarships

Miss Charlotte J. Eller and Mrs. Noreen Easton of James Wood High School receive $500 each in joint awards by the Old Dominion Foundation and Frederick County School Board. Eller pursues humanities teaching at the high school level.

Noreen Eaton Have James Wood High School Charlotte J. Eller Noreen Easton Eller Old Dominion Foundation Frederick County Kave James Wood Virginia Oita Society Delta Kappa Gamma Society Alpha Phi Delta Kappa Gamma Virginia Kaye

Animal Frustration in Louisville Skunk and Tarnished Cat

Two pets in Louisville faced a comic clash as a de scented skunk and a declawed tom cat confronted each other. The skunk prepared a spray but the cat swatted with harmless paws, ending the stand off in a humorous way.

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Hymn Sing Planned At White Hall Church

Mr and Mrs Marvin Shaver of Sunny Side and Mr and Mrs Carter Luttrell visited Martinsburg West Virginia to see Grace Whitacre at Brown s Funeral Home They attended Mothers Day service at Old Stone Church Greenspring and church and movies Sunday night Naomi Luttrell visited Bruce Lodge and Carter Luttrell called on Libby Layman Hymn Sing to be sponsored by the Methodist men at White Hall church Sunday at 7 pm all invited

White Hall Marvin Shaver Sunnyside Carter Luttrell Martinsburg W. Va Grace Whitacre Brown Old Stone Greenspring Naomi Luttrell Bruce Lodge Libby Layman Martinsburg Pike Methodist Men of the Charge White Hall Church

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Propst—Pioneer Church Elmer L. Smith Schumacher Hayfield Luther Larrick Grover Carper Round Hill Elmer DeHaven Robert Boyd Frank Fogle Otis Maury Gore Scott Holt M. A. Wileys John Latham North Carolina Mr. Kirk Phelps Maryland Col Mrs. Phelps the Solomons Carolyn Good Famely Inwood Mary Helen Massie Winchester POE Oldsmobile The Stringdusters FORD Little Fairlane Ae Pont. Wag OLDS Ford Cpe Impala Corvair Cpe Piper Flight Piper Flite Piper Marshall Aviation, Inc Winchester Municipal Airport
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