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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 20, 1934

Page

3

Inconvenience of Being a Christian sermon at Union service

Rev L Ralph Tabor of Zion Lutheran Church Middletown spoke to a large audience at the Baker Park community service. He argued that living as a Christian is inherently inconvenient, citing Bible passages and historical martyrs, and warning against forgetting God or fellow humans despite societal pressures and hardships such as relief and transient poverty.

Christian Gate L. Ralph Tabor Zion Lutheran Church Middletown Baker Perk Frederick ¥. M. GC. A Tabor Beife Jesus Peter Tertullian Ignatius of Antioch Jusin Martyr Mfoder Res Chariss D. Shaffer Omc DeWitt P. Zuse Centennial Memorial United Brethren Church

Thunder and Lightning Duel On A Quiet Ridge

In a dramatic exchange a boy named Scouty and others taunt Thunder as lightnings flare and thunder roars. The scene ends with Thunder’s retort and a promise to outlast the noisy challengers, while a note hints at a separate story about a sailing tree struck by lightning.

Church services and music at Calvary Methodist service

Dr G Elis Williams pastor of Calvary Methodist Episcopal church led the service with announcements and offering followed by a solo by Austin E Rhoads. A hymn sermon and another hymn preceded prayer by Rev Ralph E Hartman of Grace Reformed Church and benediction by Rev Amos J Traver of Evangelical Lutheran Church. Miss Miriam Rhoads accompanied.

Local social notes from Colonel Brash and nearby towns

Dickerson and family travel details with Mr and Mrs Jamis B Runkles and Robert Qay. Mansfield Wrte resumes activity. Visitors include Mr and Mrs Weillston and others at Cottage row near Cunna3a Va. Mrs Hoyle hosts dinner at the Key Hotel. Mr and Mrs Irving Fisk and Robert Jones depart for Chicago to attend the Century of Progress Exposition.

Dickerson Jamis Runkles Robert Qayhail Colonel Brash Mansfield Son Daugh Weillston Cattega Alan Geay Sven Jones Hoyle Joseph Hoyle Jefferson County W. Va Hoyle James E. Trussell Irving Fisk Robert Jones Chicago

Cler gym notes and social visits in Clarksburg

Clarksburg church held a quarterly conference last Saturday with Dr John Paul Tyler presiding elder and preaching Sunday. A luncheon followed at the parsonage attended by Rev Lester Dulaney Ira Norwood Edward Norwood and other local figures. Also listed are several visiting families and guests including Mountain Lake Park travelers and Washington, D. C. visitors. Yüsa Shih-kal is noted as the first President of the Chinese republic, taking office in 1912.

Clarksburg Aug M, E Church South John Paul Tyler Tyler Lester Dulaney Ira Davis Edward Norwood T. E Briggs Charles Linthicum Charles Israel Howard Miles D. F. Darner William C Beck Kitty Beck Emilly Beck Mountain Lake Park Edward Deets Ned Sarah Deets Frederick James E Deetis Mike Dorn King Waehteyton D. C D. C., Spent the Week-End At the Home of Her Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond King Ami Miss Helena Brickley Washington, D. C Yusa Shih-kal

Two jailed on check charge in city incidents

Robert Carty and Klipp were arrested after attempting to cash a $2750 check made out to Wilson and drawn on Morris Coblentz. The men, linked to several stores, were taken to jail for preliminary hearings while a bank and street-corner pickup added to the case. Additional arrests for assault, drunkenness, and disorderly conduct followed in Baker Park and Water Street, including Roy Yinger and Russell Lyles, with varied outcomes and hearings scheduled.

Carty City Hall Wilson Morris Coblentz Weil Bros. Dunlop Tire and Rubber | Company Church Second Streets Iaw Klipp Seventh Market Streets Ben Phebus Eve Nfinare Allen McHenry Roy Yinger Park Reverdy Dronenourg Thomas Filby Eloie Smith South Market Street Baker Park Yinger James Stokes Washington Hquor Stokes Russell Lyles Allen Bartgis Oficer Herbert Strawsbourg Ray Fields Geraldine Stowell A. F Anderson William Walker George Hottman Richard Harrison Hoffman Daniel Swomley Thomas Boone 5. E. McBride Frank Crum John Doe Ofcer Strawsburg Water Street Phodus Reno H. Simons Charles C. O. Bowers Jess Bowers Seeman Simons

Glider design linked to Captain Hawks tow voyage

Answers citing ROF ROE FRANKLIN of the University of Michigan as designer of the glider used to tow Captain Hawks from San Diego to New York on March 2 1930. Emmett's minstrels performed at the Chatham Tri Whee. Seentar and Lambda chapter of Dela Kappa Epsilon built a primitive log hut for its first “treat” house.

Rof Roe Franklin University of Michigan Captain Hawks San Diego New York Emmett Othe Chatham Seentar Lambda Dela Kappa Epsilon

Pond and Sabelli Crash in Irish Sea Flight

George Pond and Cesare Sabelli, flying from New York to Rome, were forced to land near Newport Pembrokeshire after a storm over the Irish Sea. They crashed into a mountain but escaped serious injury, with Pond noting the plane is damaged and unlikely to be fit for an Atlantic flight this year. The pair had begun in New York last May, making gradual progress toward Rome before the crash.

Newport Pembrokeshire Waits George Pond Cesare Sabelli Irish Sea Rome Dublin Here Pond New York Ireland

Price Sees Right and Left in a New Deal Tug of War

Byron Price analyzes the Roosevelt administration as it faces mixed signals from business and labor. He notes pressure from corporate and financial groups for stability and relief, while the public remains largely supportive of the New Deal as the president pledges continued policy momentum despite cautions to protect honest business.

Price Byron Price Bureau Associated Preae Washington Roostvelt Wastin Vienea White House Congress Sandard Ptt Rogstyeti

Tug of War Over New Deal Policies Tries Public Support

The piece describes renewed pressure from right wing critics on President Roosevelt amid debates on sustaining New Deal policies. It argues a shift away from New Deal measures would erode confidence and threaten majority support, framing the issue as a high stakes tug of war over policy direction.

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