Sunday School Work Emphasized by Kiwanis Meeting
Kiwanis club session at the Francis Scott Key Hotel marked National Sunday School Week with Rev. Os E. Sponseller of United Brethren Church Myersville delivering a call for renewed lay involvement. He blamed secularization and dull teaching methods for low attendance and urged modernized content and daily church outreach to restore relevance in public schools and society. Reverend Dr. W V Garrett organized the program and introduced the speaker.
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Kiwanis Club
Francis Scott Ley Hotel
Kiwanis International
E. H. Sponzeller
Sponseler
United Brethren Church
Myersville
Rood College
Sponselier
Sponseller
Kiwanian
W. V. Garrett
Local Draft Board Discharges and Rabbit Breeders Spring Show
Service discharges for William McKipley Boost Jr and others from Draft Board One and Two followed by reports of prize rabbits breeders from Libertytown. Rabbits exhibitors WILL Ex hibit Les Emith Harold Hammond and Delbert Null Braddock at Westminster May 5. Hammond and Null won multiple ribbons at the Baltimore County Rabbit and Davy Breeders show on April 7 including Flemish Giants and a heavy 18 pound steel Flemish Giant.
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William McKipley Boost, Jr
North Market Street
Wilbur Wilson Hartsock
Middle River
Frederick
Houte
Richard Edward Miss
Adamstown
Armed Services
Herbert
Lee Calimer
Tran Manriren
Renen
Tantz
Les. Emith
Harold Hammond
Libertytown
Delbert Null
Braddock
Westminster
Baltimore County Rabbit and Davy Breeders Association
Lithuanian Hall
Baltimore
Smith
Mr. Null
Hammond
Null
France Agrees To Four Power Meeting And Ruhr Agenda
France accepts a U S proposal for a four power meeting of foreign ministers on April 25 and asks the Ruhr issue be on the agenda. Britain and the Soviet Union have agreed. A cabinet communique also says talks for a British French alliance will continue. A separate report notes Y PF All Saints Parish group meetings and planned trips to Camp Baker and Camp Panama with discussions on dances and home life. Property sold in Unionville and pepper prices to rise for small consumers.
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Paris
France
United States
Ruhr
U. S
James F. Byrnes
Britain
Soviet Union
Y. PF
Y.pf
All Saints
Samuel S. Johnston
Camp Baker
Panama
P.F
U S Pushes to Prosecute Soviet Officer Redin Case
Washington reports the United States rejected a Soviet request to drop espionage charges against Lt. Nicolai G. Redin, arrested in Portland Oregon. Attorney General Tom Clark said the case would be pressed. the State Department noted it involves Justice and a grand jury.
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Washington
United States
Nicolai G. Redin
Portland
Oregon
State Department
Redin
Department
Justice Department
Tom Clark
Aan
Radin
U.S
Moscow
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Ottawa
Court News recap of multiple耶 Rouzer and related real estate actions
Court filings show bill of complaint for sale of real estate of Daniel R Rouzer deceased and partial divorce. petitions to ratify sales contracts for Eva Gilbert et al. transfers to city and county authorities including Cameron Kehne and Charles Riddlemoser. several property deeds listing amounts from $10 to $21,955.85 among Frederick county entities and residents.
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Charles E. Carbaugh
Mary Q. Carbaugh
Eva M. Gilbert
Elmer H. Gilbert
Josephine E. Gilbert
Cameron C. Kehne
Charles E. Riddlemoser
W. Homer Renn
Melvin H. Bowers
Oscar D. Fisher
Frederick
Emmons C. Sanner
Frances R. Grimes
Charles M. Bartholow
William H. Rippeon
Seventy One Head Of Hereford Cattle to Be Offered Here
Seventy-one head of registered Hereford cattle from 19 herds in Maryland Virginia and West Virginia will be sold at the sixth annual Maryland Hereford Breeders Association auction April 17 at the Frederick Fair Grounds. Sale begins 1 pm with Col Art Thompson handling the gavel. Bulls and 66 cows and heifers will go on the block. A feature will be 19 year old heifers of the same type to appeal to breeders seeking purebred white faced herds. Judging at 10 am precedes the sale. East Hereford entrants compete. Hereford dinner at Francois Seat Rey Hues at 6 pm Tuesday before sale.
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Maryland
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland Hereford Breeders’ Association
Frederick Feir Grounds
Art Thompson
Francois Seat Rey Hues
Stolen Safe Found Near Hagerstown
The 609 pound safe stolen from a local gift shop was recovered today in an abandoned log cabin five miles northeast of Hagerstown near the Pennsylvania line. Police Captain William H. Peters said the safe’s bottom was removed and $1,800 in cash along with $4,000 in checks were taken, while non negotiable securities stayed untouched. April was noted as the second month of the year in the Roman calendar.
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Hagerstown
Pennsylvania
Willam H. Peters
Key Post Plans Initiation For 200 WWI Veterans
Final plans were announced for the initiation of about 200 World War I veterans by Francis Scott Key Post of the American Legion. 43 new members were approved, joining 161 previously approved, totaling 200 to be initiated Friday at the State Armory beginning at 8 o'clock. Louis Eichelberger heads arrangements as Legionnaires from across the state are expected. A letter from United States Maritime Post No. 47 Washington noted Duvall Schell will receive a Distinguished Service Certificate at the April 17 Washington post meeting, with no delegation sent and a telegram to Schell. An annual show at the City Opera House May 2-3 was announced, with a note of “no Sisters from Boston.” The post also plans a dance at the Armory to raise funds for the softball team sponsorship.
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Francis Scott Key Post
American Legion
Louis ‘el Eichelberger
Accommunicanion
United States Maritime Jpost No
American Legion of Washington
Joost
Duvall Schell
Washington Post
Schell
Schall
DS. 5
Maritime Commission
Wor Shipping Administration
City Opera House
Boston
Armory
Legion
Hood Choir Benefit Concert for Red Cross at Hood College
Hood College choir presents a Friday evening benefit in Brodbeck Hall, directed by J Alex Gilfillan. Nancy Kane from Beverly New Jersey performs Tomorrow by Strauss, with Henry Wade at organ and Dorothy Phair at piano. Evelyn Stup Frederick performs a contralto Serenade, then the choir sings The Sewing Girls Villa Lobos and Gershwin Summer time. concludes with The Erie Canal arranged by Scott. Alexandria Egypt named for Alexander the Great, founder in 332 B.C.
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Red Cross
Newton D. Bates Hospital
Martinsburg
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
J. Alex Gilfillan
Gaul
Roberts
Brooms
Nancy Kane
Beverly
N. J
Strauss
Henry IT. Wade
Rachmaninoff
Dorothy Phair
Allendale
Misa Phair
Orlando di Laane
Waters
Taylor
Evelyn Stup
Frederick
Shubert
Miss Stup
Villa-Lobos
Gershwin
Scott
Evie Canal
Fractional Baltimore County race forms after incumbents drop
A factional contest for Baltimore County offices in June began taking shape as three incumbent county commissioners were dropped from the race. The move signals a splintered race with potential new candidates and shifting alliances in local government.
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Baltimore
Independent candidates announce re election bids in primary
Three election officials identified as Chels Han, Kahl John, and Brennan H. Trail declared they will seek reelection as independents in the Democratic primary. The announcement centers on their intent to compete in local races, signaling a shift from party alignment in the upcoming election cycle.
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Ganization
H. Streett Baldwin
D-Md
Ichels Han If Kahl
John PB. Haut
Brennan H. Trail
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Francis S. K. Mathews
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Jessie Rouzer
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Colusa Remedy CO
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Alexander the Great
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Ac Drug
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