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Newspaper

News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Feb 04, 1938

Page

13

Ladies Night at Church Highlights Lincoln and Washington

About 145 attended a church ladies night noting Lincoln and Washington as churchgoing figures. The speaker contrasted Lincoln's devout Bible study and prayer with Washington's faith, citing service to soldiers and burial duties. The event featured solos, group singing, and a long list of attendees and organizers.

Saylor Ned Lincoln Washington Nana 5 F General Braddock Sharman P. Bowers Maud W. Dattmar Austin E. Rhoads Charles W. Lough Guy H. Droneburg Richard C. Dutrow Herbert E John H. Hankey Albert N. McCardell H. A. Herwig Richard 5. Hargell Roy R. Gosnell Herbert E. Gosnell J. Welty Fahrney Jacob Rohrback C. C. Rayfield Henry B. Ramsburgh Ernest B. Stephens Chester G. Clem Elmer I. Eshleman Harvey &. Zimmerman Ralph Wachter Alvey D. Young W. Leslie Burger R. E. Zimmerman D.C. Brish Charles A. Staley E. D. Shriner Sherman P. Bowers William A. Buckey Fred Wertheimer George T. Schroeder, Jr Lawrence E. Bentz Irving E. Staley Philip E. Saylor F. Ross Myers Alfred G. Zimmerman J. Homer Remsberg

Recession brings hopeful food price outlook for 1938

The AP Feature Service notes a silver lining as food prices across 51 cities show a drop from 1937 levels with a forecast of 8 percent lower overall in 1938. Factors include large potato and bean supplies, lower butter and cereal prices, and record canned fruit and vegetable stocks shaping a milder year ahead.

U. S. Department of Labor AP Feature Service Assen Bet

List of names from local social directory partial excerpt

A roster of numerous individuals includes Mrs. Raymond Walter Remsberg Mrs Rose A Hahn Mrs Ada E Lampe Mrs Mary V Nusz Mrs Carrie M Grossnickle Miss Mildred J Gittinger Oc tavia Gosnell Jean Gosnell Anna M Garther Helen Enchelberger Amy R Zeigler Reba A Stockman Dorothy Shipley Clara Ramsburg Leona G Mercer Elean or W Houck Margaret G Kieffer Nan J Houck Julia Ramsburgh Anna M Fisher Catherine R Smith and many others across households and titles in a community reference page.

Leona G. Mercer Eleanor W. Houck Margaret G. Kieffer Nan J. Houck Julia Ramsburgh Anna M. Fisher Catherine R. Smith Robert €. McCardell Malcolm McCardell G. Oscar Rhoads Donald F. Ramsburg A. A. Radcliffe Jc. Austin E. Rhoads Philip A. Revert Franklin N. Shinley Geo. W. Shipley Horace E Catsail H. H. Brish C. H. Brish Richard H. Best Howard M. Albaugh Jesse B. Anders William H Houck H. K. DeLeuter J. Hamilton S. M. Smith W. Saunders Viola Thomas

In His Steps Class Meeting at Calvary Church

February meeting of the In His Steps class at Calvary Methodist held at Mrs Dorothy Easton’s home 240 East Third Street with sixteen members and one guest present. The president Mrs Frank Rothennoefer opened the meeting with the class hymn Wonderful Words of Life. Devotions were by Mrs Elmer F Munshower citing Psalm 91 and prayer followed.

Calyvery Methodist Church Dorothy Easton East Third Street Frank Rothennoefer Elmer F. Munshower

Usher Hall Social Planned at Rosemont Home

A cafeteria social will be held March 1 at the home of Mrs. Raymond Fond in Rosemont. Games were played and refreshments served by Mrs. Charles Dodd, Mrs Nellie Zimmerman, and Mrs Dorothy Easton.

Raymond Fond Rosemont Charles Dodd Nellie Zimmerman Dorothy Easton Frances ZB. Wildard Birs Mary Zimmerman Catl

Two Wills Probated In The Orphans Court

The Orphans Court probated two wills, one for Mrs Marsare of New Market and another for P Law of Belair. Executors named include the sons of William Hops, who renounced, with Dr of Belair acting as executor. The wills date to 1933 and were witnessed by M Jace Duases and C AL Law.

Marsare William Hopskins Belair Guwa M Jace Duases C AL Law

Fragmented OCR legal notice on estate and bequest details

Fragmented text references a murder by a beggar over money to a man named A.m Speed and mentions estate distribution at West yt to 2h the provasion for property. It lists personal property and a will involving Laura ALM State and family members including Charles Evan Williams and Arthur H Sine with monetary bequests and shares among four sons and one daughter.

Ted Laura Sony Charles Evan Wiham Arthur H

Walkersville Tempers Union Meeting Notes Educational Work

The Walkersville W C T U meeting featured Miss Helena Stauffer leading a temperance program with Bible readings from Mark and Corinthians. A motion funded educational leaflets for children and sending the remainder of the quota to the National Five-Point Educational Fund.

Mark and Corinthians Helena Stauffer Walkersy Je

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