Teachers Association Dinner Highlights Church School Work
The Evangelical Lutheran Church School Teachers Association held its semi annual dinner in the church social rooms with James H. Falk presiding. Rev Dr John G Traver Rev Paul Lo Glenhain Rev Dr Amos John Traver spoke on loyalty cooperation and living prayer. Prizes were awarded to Guy Bisckston and Jesse W Kolb. The program combined merriment and forceful remarks urging continued interest in Sunday school and church work.
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Teachers Association
The
Evangelical Lutheran Church School
James H. Falk
Srd
Grayson E Bowers
Charles 1 Ritter
Katherine Young
Aliss Florence Schroeder
Tylee Engie
Robert L Smith
Webster Whitehill
Robert L. Smith
Guy Bisckston
Jesse W. Folb
John G Traver
Paul Lo Glenhaian
Charles L Ritter
Tylee
Engle
Byron
Evan S. Becker
G. C. Roser
Grayson ¥. Bowers
Herbert S. Hahn
L. W. Putman
Frank Sumon
Norma E. Darner
Mollie Harrington
Glenn C. Garber
Grant Lantz
Sadie C. Hahn
Harriet Engelbrecht
Florence Schroeder
Sadie Ogle
Eleanor A. Rhoderick
Ruth Rice
Helen M. Mercer
E. Virginia Doub
Bessie V. Hahn
Miriam ‘A. Rhoderick
Margaret Falk
Maude
Law Of 19 Degrees Registered Last Night
Wintry winds kept temperatures below freezing for 24 hours and tied to a car accident. Mrs. Elm Sly Rouch, 30, of Adamstown, injured as a passenger when she was thrown from a car driven by her father John W. Thomas. She was treated at Frederick City Hospital for facial and limb injuries. condition not serious. A cold snap and high gales produced minor damage and forecast rain by Thursday night. Marty Pierce, about 20, was arrested near Broad Run for testing a ham, held for a hearing.
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Sly Rouch
Adamstown
Rouch
John W. Thomas
Jin
Win art exhibit prizes in Maryland and Pennsylvania
Louie Batterwrey of Chambersburg Pennsylvania and Elien G Northern of Hagere were named first prize winners at the Cumberland Valley art exhibit held in early February. The event recognized multiple artists from Maryland and nearby states.
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Frizes E
Dust Borel Section Seeks Rain For Wheat Survival
Dust laden winds threaten Okla wheat as farmers hope for March moisture. Subsoil moisture is better than prior years, but topsoil remains dry. Experts warn without rain or snow wheat may fail, while some farmers relocate or reassess plans amid unsettled January conditions.
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Guymon
Okla
Earl Wall
Hardesty
Polo
Texas County
H.C. Ilyer
Harley A. Daniel
Panhandle A
M. College Experimentatation
Man Arrested For Theft Of Automobile In Maryland
James J. Reichert of Hagerstown was arrested near the Frederick jail on West South street after allegedly taking Dr Wheeler O Huff’s car from Bethesda. State Police captured Reichert following a pursuit and he faces unauthorized use of the car and revoked license charges awaiting a hearing before Justice Harrold C. Smith.
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Georgetown Pike
Frederick
West South Street
James J. Reichert
McComas Street
Hagerstown
Wheeler O. Huff
Wisconsin Avenue
Bethesda
Reichert
Huff
W. K. May
Dr. Hull
Rockville
Harrold C. Smith
James J. Pugh
Plan Fellowship Meeting At St Matthews Lutheran Church
Officers of St Matthews Lutheran Church plan a monster fellowship meeting for members and friends at the parsonage in Doubs. The event Friday evening at 7 30 features a devotional service led by Rev A G Null and a social hour. Organizers seek full attendance.
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St. Matthews Lutheran Church
Manor
Doubs
A. G. Null
Leonard Speaks on Everyday Life in China at Kiwanis
Lieut Col John W Leonard told Kiwanis members at Hotel Frederick about daily life in China. He described extraterritorial rights, Chinese customs, and the role of servants amid sanitation and travel conditions, noting differences between Frederick and foreign zones. The club adopted a gasoline tax resolution and welcomed visitors L A Sager and Jack LaMotte.
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John W Leonard
Davteactor
Kiwanis Club
Merting
Frederick
Leonard
Bfafteenth Infantry
Tenton
China
United States
Peking
Halse
Colant Leonard
Col. Leonard
Ife
Clmer F. Munshower
Kawans Club
L. A. Sager
Hagerstown
Jack LaMotte
Baltimore
Henry R. Shoemaker
Bridge Breakthrough by Sam Kaufer in No Trump Slam
Newark player Sam Kaufer used a sequence of very strong bids to reach a small slam in no trump. He fulfilled the contract by losing only one spade trick despite three honors in the opponents and six spades missing. Opening read was the eight of hearts, won by Kaufer with the ace.
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SY WM
FP. McKenney
American Bridge League
Sam Kaufer
Newark
N. J
Kattier
South contract problem challenges spade play
A bridge problem from Kaufer features a dummy with two entries and a plan to break the spade suit. Declarer unfolds a sequence starting with the nine of spades, West ducks, East wins, and clever play yields three spade tricks to fulfill the contract. Also includes financial figures and a church group note about the Willing Workers meeting at Trinity church in Adamstown.
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South
Court News Marriage Licenses and Property Transfers
Marriage licenses list James A Lowans and Daisy J Wood in Chambersburg and Fannetaburg pair Dor athy M Glass age 16. Property deeds show transfers including Nina Crum and Mary Donsife county parcels valued at 5 and 35, plus US government and individuals in county deeds ranging up to 340 and 133 dollars.
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James A. Lowans
Chambersbourg
Daisy J. Wood
Fannetaburg
Glenard E Wetzel
Dorathy M. Glass
Union Bridge
Allen M- Arnold
Mary
Donsife
Nina E Crum
Mary S Donsife
Ira T. Sears
Sidney E Dixon
Stewart N. Martin
United States of America
Luther Kelisnaitz
United States of Armerica
Bark Brown
Witlum
Shyrock
United
Estate of J Kennedy Proved in Orphans Court
The will of the late J Harry Kennedy, prominent insurance agent, has been probated in Orphans Court No valuation placed on the estate. It appar ently bequeaths the estate in absolute form to his children Robert K Kennedy and Miss Harriett E Kennedy both of this city. Parsons Newman named executor. Dated December 8. Witnesses Amy Day and Edith M Sherman.
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J. Harry Kennedy
Orphans Court
Robert K
Harriett E. Kennedy
Parsons Newman
Amy Day
Edith M. Sherman
U S deficit drops under year-ago period
Washington February 2 government deficit for seven months of the fiscal year totals 1, up 378 million from the previous year. Treasury January month-end data show higher receipts and reduced emergency spending shaping the decline.
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Washington
Treasury
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Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
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Rodger Plummer
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Kreig
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Court News
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