Easter's Movable Feast and Resurrection Narratives
Easter falls on the first Sunday after the paschal full moon, a movable feast central to Christian faith. The piece recounts appearances of Jesus to Mary, the disciples, and Thomas, and notes Saul’s dramatic conversion as part of the Resurrection witness.
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Mary
Sepulchre
Simon Peter
Jerusalem
Emmanus
Exum
Jesus
Thomas Thomas
Thomas
Everts
Saul
Damascus
Berience
Hood Meeting Promises Community Play and Talks
A fragmented local notice notes a domestic relations bureau speaker and a planned church play. It mentions a mom and social aid groups, with a church program led by Pastor Lovell and a Wednesday evening gathering featuring Grandpa and other participants.
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Ladies” Aid
Lutheran
Lovells- Tager
Grandpa 'Ain Jr
James and Jane confront a drunken quarrel at home
In a tense domestic scene James returns drunk to the mansion on Oak and Fifth. Jane confronts him with scorn as Northrup and the host look on. James asks if she ever truly loved him, and she admits she never did, asking forgiveness and goodbye.
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Ames
Oak
North Street
Jane
River Road
James
Lw.w
Kansas City
Leavenworth
Bill
Commercial Street
Oak and
Fifth Streets
Baes Parior
Northrup
Mr. Northrup
Lenny
Goperigtt
Mareel F. Fornhams
Geneva Felley County President at Reformed and Lutheran meet
The text notes Geneva Felley as County President at a joint Reformed and Lutheran meeting near Newrk State. It mentions invitations to attend and references to various church groups and societies. An executive meeting of the county is cited, with vehicles mentioned in a different context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geneva Flelly
M. Grace
Porers
Newrk
Hatene Allingsta
Easter Resurrection Story According to Mary Magdalen
Mary Magdalen and holy women visit Jesus tomb to embalm him. An earthquake opens the tomb and angels announce the risen Christ. Peter and John confirm the Resurrection before Mary Magdalen returns alone. The risen Jesus appears to chosen witnesses over forty days before ascending.
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Mary Magdalen
Jesus
Peter
John
Pune
PROGRAM AT CREAGERSTOWN EASTER SERVICE AT ST JOHN S CREAGESTOWN
Easter program at St John s Evangelical Church Creagestown features songs scripture readings and remarks. Participants include Markwood Angie Mar guerie and George Hoffman Hilda and Nellie Long Eugene Whitmore and Miss Marin. The service includes hymns prayers and a benediction after Stand Up Stand Up For Jesus.
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Creagerstown
St. John’s Evangelical
Creagessown
Sunide
Jesus Christ
Markwood Angie
Marguerie
George Hoffman
Joanna
Hilda
Nellie Long
Aeiam Marin
Gring
Eugene Whitmore
Jesus
Fragmentary sports note references pennant chase
A garbled line mentions pursuers of a pennant and an individual named Paul, suggesting a team battle for the lead. The legible bits point to a pennant race context and team competition.
New Windsor event notes at cemetery service
Fragmentary report from New Windsor mentioning a cemetery church service led by Rev Bar Robnsor Roop and local participants including Mr Lida, Mrs Park Halt and Mrs Warmer. Oak Orchard area references and multiple names appear amid unclear OCR text.
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Cinisstans
Nsor Roop
Lida
Park Halt
Warmer
Oak Orchard
Willem Ane
Ame
Ard
Son
G M Enzler
Sea Themed Poem Draws Historical Interest
A fragmentary text referencing the sea and domestic poetry hints at a historical piece. It mentions ISIS representations and a Tex connection, with limited readable phrases suggesting a cultural or literary notice rather than a full article.
Mrs Smith 74 Struck by Automobile in Town
The article notes Mrs Smith, aged 74, was hit by a car on a city street. Police and emergency responders arrived. no arrests or charges are detailed. The notice mentions hospital care and ongoing investigation by local authorities.
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Deleec
Ant
Maarz
Birthday surprise closes with refreshments in Thurmont
A surprise party for Mrs Char day and Mrs Wilbert Moodys group hosted guests including Mr and Mrs Cordie Seipler Mr and Mrs Leroy Muller Mr and Mrs Lawrence Horne Mr and Mrs Herbert Sweeney and many others from Thurmont. The report notes planting 40 acres of corn by S Houck Sr and that corn planting in the county typically begins mid April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Char
Wilbert
Wibert
Charles Fra
Cordie Seipler
Leroy Muller
Afra
Chas
Miller
Lawrence Horne
Herbert Sweeney
Donald Miller
George Shook
Gi Martin
Irene Domer
Ellsworth Sutely
Estie Miller
Helena Miller
Agnes Devil- P’ss
Emma
Gladys
Betty
Shirley Sweeney
Margaret Sutely
Clara
Shirley Miller
Anna Lipier
Eloise Miller
Marie Domer
May Clemson
Dolly Marin
Patsy Shook
Virginia Miler
Messrs
Libertu
James Scipler
James Sweeney
Norris Martin
Eddie Shook
Orodie Stackhouse
Roland Fraley
Billy Horne
Robert Fraley
Robert Devilbiss
George Miler
Willam Stieig
Roger Ramsburg
Maynard Remsburg
Thurmont
Atles S. Houck
Usu
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Morgan M. Buchner
Morea
Ant Bates
Domestic Relations Bureau
Seachsis
Jane Stimson
Concord
Rome
Ace
Jone
Mrs. James Son
Jarres
C. E. News
Xemp
Wolfsyte
Pres m
Frede i
Mill. Pleasant
Liberty M.P
Central M. P
Sen
Ghardh Hul
Mount of
Thers
Paul Woud
D.zry Dean
New Windsor
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Re Pearre
J. Ro Williams
Famous
Frederick
Quaker City
Salvation Army
Federated Charities, Children’s Aid
American Legion
The
Frederick Lions Club
Thrift
Joves
A.w.nicodemus Inc
Frederick ,MD
Dutrow
Genuine McCormick-Deering
N. Market ST
Crosley Refrigerators
Edmonston
Albert C. Palmer
13Th St
Frederick's
Onkr
Markell & Ford
Carroll St
Farmers & Mechanics
Maryland
Bank of Personal Service