Week of Lenten Services Begins Tonight
Lenten services start this week with a set of religious observances planned across local churches. Officials urge participation as communities prepare for the solemn season and related events.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1935
Page
3
Lenten services start this week with a set of religious observances planned across local churches. Officials urge participation as communities prepare for the solemn season and related events.
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An early 20th century column fragment shows editorial notes by C. B. Butterfield with time zone reference and partial line items. The readable text mentions York and an April date as part of the schedule. The fragment lacks full sentences or context, leaving the precise subject and event unclear.
A Maryland banking group was told that action is being contemplated to veto a measure on unclaimed funds. The report notes a named individual informing the group of the potential move and outlines the political context surrounding the possible veto.
Chicago physician Dr Clark M D endorses Famous Honey Krushed Wheat Bread praising its health benefits for children. He notes improved digestion and energy, calling it a wholesome food option.
The proposal would be expensive to administer due to adviser requirements and the need to keep accounts separate, according to Comptroller's office statements. James D. Garrett, president of Central Savings Bank, was referenced in remarks as a contributor to the discussion.
The Hill side Coal Co offers a definite guarantee with every shipment of their superior fuel known as P. L. R. One good ton deserves another as a standard pledge, contrasting with unestablished firms that provide no guarantees to patrons.
Hood College curates a small publication about The N titled booklet press work and student authors. The item notes limited copies and a focus on local literary craft within the campus press project.
Fragmentary text shows names of signatories for a monial presented to Dr Pleere. Dr Apple served as college president from May 12 18% to 1934, with unclear additional details.
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