Sun day school building fund passes four thousand dollars
Centennial Memorial United Brethren church campaign for a new Sunday school building reports $814 first day and $461 on the second day, lifting cash and pledges to about $4,200 with several teams listed and a goal of $7,900. A congregational greeting and updates planned for 7:45 PM to hear the campaign progress.
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church
WR Glen
Tweedsynizot
Stinespring
Woow Pickett
Kiracafe
C. EF. Moberly
Hummelbargh
Glenn
Garher
Glen
Victor M Summers
Farm relief moves ahead as House weighs farm legislation
Washington April discussions on farm relief advance with agriculture committee endorsing three measures though no majority for separate reports. Manson price stabilization plan seeks a 375 million fund and equalization fee, while alternatives include Jardine plan funding and national marketing associations. Committee votes to report all three concurrently, paving floor action after two months of hearings.
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Washington
Hous
Agriculture
Tilson
Manson
Tindher
Jardines
Lomnata Farmers Co-Operative Associatons
Curtiss Aswell
Keysville Visits and Church Supper Highlight Local News
Ernest Shiver and family from near Emmiburg visited W. E Ritter and wife. Earl Haines and family traveled with Vivian and Fern, while Roy Baum and wife visited Roscoe Riser and wife at Overlea Maryland. Little Miss Vivian stayed a week. A chicken and meat supper was held at the Lutheran Church on Saturday. Local church workers planned a school for training in Taney Town.
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Keysville
Ernest Shiver
Emmisburg
W. E Ritter
Earl Haines
Vivian
Fern
Roy Baumgardner
Roscoe
Riser
Overlea
Kemptown Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
In Kemptown on April 27, William Buxton recovers from a broken leg. Gladyn and Ethel Fout return from Baltimore for the summer. Henry Kader visits from Tahoma Park. Local residents joined Jesse Baker's visitors for Sunday. Attendees at the Mt Airy club meeting include several Baker and Riggs family members. A play titled Always In Trouble debuts May 1 for hall funds. A note adds that new wheelless station’s steel masts near Rugby weigh 300 tons each and reach 920 feet in height.
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Chas Riggs
Laura
Lester Riggs
Lee
Rufus Baker
Mt Airy
Mov. Runkles
Olle Engle
Wheleas
Rugby
Ene Land
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Bulong
U. S
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Phittwr and Gallery of
Broadway
Robert Z. Leonard
Charles Ray
Pauline Starks
Leonard Abe Tin Heyer
Nee — Ee
Fies
General Insurance
Potts & Griffin
Phowe Toe
Kemptown
Winifred Baker
Cole ‘Burke
Chas. Riggs
Thomas Watkins
Laura Rigas
Marguerite Baker
Greenawalt’s
North Market
C. Thomas Kemp
Frederick
The
Frederick County National Bank
the Haberdashery
J. T. Miller
Francis Scott Key
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Myersville
Emmitsburg
Union Bridge
Monrovia, Md
Thurmont, Md
Quynn’s
Quynn’s Hardware Store
the Rug Store
TEX Rugs
Mullinix
Bentz
D. E.cline
Packard Motor
South Market Street
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance
North Market Street
Pocohont AS
Geo. S. Rodock & Son
Neve
Iwill Flautt Company Jeweler's Store
Patrick &T
Brehive
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