Hold Lenten Service Tonight at Calvary M E Church
Calvary Methodist Episcopal church hosts a Lenten service tonight at 7:90 oclock under the Frederick Ministerial Association. Rev Dr Benjamin W Meeks delivers the sermon The Call of Christ. Music includes hymn No 179 Spirit of God Desernd Upon My Heart and postlude The Last Chord by Sir Arthur Sullivan.
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Treson
Ren Waly' E Hartman
Sola
Caro Roma
Jugaret Harmers
Jesus
Christ
Benjamin W Meeks
God
Stainer
Hyman
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Mood College
Henry T. Wade
Marks of Jesus sermon at union Lenton service
Rev Dr Kiefler preached on the marks of Jesus at the Frederick Ministerial Association union Lenton service in Calvary Church. He spoke of physical and spiritual suffering as sacrifices reflecting Christ’s love, noting Moody’s anniversary and urging sacrifice and outreach. Maud Waters Dittmar played organ, Henry Wade directed the chorus.
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Henri L. Kiefler
Evangelical Reformed Church
Frederick Ministerial Association
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Benjamin W. Merks
W. T. Gover
Bernard C. Morris
Briggs
Henry Falk
Handel-Faulkes
Jesus
de. Kieffer
D. L Moody
Moody
L. Moody
Maud Waters Dittmar
Henry T. Wade
Union
Membership Drive Plans Discussed by Frederick Chamber
Frederick Chamber of Commerce board met Monday at the Francis Scott Key Hotel to outline a future membership drive. President Roger B Wolffe presided and the group planned a later drive date and another meeting before public announcements. Attendees included Nam Bennett, D E Its, James H Gambrill Jr, John A Shires, Robert L Smith, Richard F Simmons, A Sfart Etchivon, and Ralph W Boyer.
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Frederick Chamber of Commerce
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Roger B Wolffe
Iy Nam B. Bennett
D. E. JH Its
Frederick
Mr Wolfe
James H. Gambrill, Jr
John A. Shires
Robert L. Smith
Richard F. Simmons
A. Sfart Etchivon
Ralph W. Boyer
Experimental Acre at Oklahoma A and M Chosen as Historic Plot
Stillwater Okla Feb 17 AP a long running agricultural experiment on an acre at Oklahoma A and M is noted as possibly the oldest west of the Mississippi. Professor Horace Harper and staff have managed the land for 44 years, dividing it into treated and untreated portions and recording crop results for wheat over time.
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Stillwater
Okla
Oklahoma A
Mississippi River
Horace 4. Harper
Ware
Wreck Inquiry Is Held Today At Dorsey Crossing
Baltimore report covers a deadly collision between a Baltimore and Ohio passenger train and a truck at Dorsey Md crossing. Engineer Pope died, driver Sol By was injured, and wreckage scattered along Deep Creek bed as underpass work continues and an inquest is scheduled.
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Baltimore and Ohio
Dorsey
Deep Creek
Washington
C Pope
Edgeville
Sol
South
Exeter Street
Charles W. Galloway
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
B&o Epstem
Pope
Dorsey Crossing
Barrymore Seeks Time To Pay Creditors
Barrymore of Los Angeles seeks time to settle debts under a bankruptcy petition filed under the National Bankruptcy Act. The actor states he cannot meet matured debts and requests a composition or extension to liquidate them, with his attorney claiming it is not a true bankruptcy and Barrymore wishes to pay what he owes.
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Los Angeles
Calif
John Barrymore
Barrymore
Cy. Thwatington
Deceymore
Roosevelt Court Plan Sparks Senate Radio Debate
Three Democratic senators split over President Roosevelt’s bid to add justices to the Supreme Court. Senator McAdoo urged enacting the plan to speed court work, while Van Nuys and Thomas warned it would threaten constitutional checks and balances. A labor-backed group pledged support to empower Roosevelt to name all new justices.
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Roosevelt
Queet Son
Piste
Es Ee
George Democrat
Georgia
Ural Labor
Supreme Court
Sen
van Nuys
Ins Dlann
Congress
Thomas Sen Thomas
Italy
Baltimore and Chin Feud Over Engineer Pope
Fragmentary notice reports a management dispute involving Baltimore and Chin and an individual named Engineer Pope. No dates or locations clearly legible. context suggests organizational disagreement and leadership questions within the firm.
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Aoa
Pope
Fatalities rise sharply in Maryland January
Maryland reports show a 42 percent increase in highway fatalities for January, with 67 deaths versus 16 last year. Pedestrians accounted for 38 deaths, many crossing intersections, while fatalities peaked between 6 and 9 a.m. and were higher on dry, clear days.
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Walter Ro Rudy
Frederick County
Baltimore City
Baltimore County
Prince George's County
Grand Jury
Hilt and Run
Hazelwood Gets Bridge Contract at Point of Rocks
Bridge project to span the Potomac River near Point of Rocks will be built for 130,043.78 by George Foolbe wood of Cumberland. It replaces the flood-damaged structure and will be financed by shared federal, Virginia, and Maryland contributions. The eight span steel truss bridge will total about 1,320 feet with a 24 foot roadway and three foot walks on each side. Construction to start roughly a year after river traffic resumption.
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Cononiecton
George Fool
Bewood
Cumberland
Hazelwood
Margtanel
Varginia Wall
Murs Dad
Fideral Government
Chesapeake
Suen Awdin
Pont of Rocks
Hood
Commie Pon
War Department
Phins
Asomth
Varginn
Ohieratront
Ter
Arbitration boards to settle grievances at GM plants
Detroit Feb 16 The United Automobile Workers prepared for submission to General Motors officials of a draft plan for arbitration boards to settle grievances of tailor employees in GM automotive plants The discussion after four hours marked the first day of talks on wages hours and working conditions left unsettled in the GM strike peace last week The union proposals would be presented tomorrow morning
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Detroit
United Automobile Workers of America
General Motors
Ine Hamer Martin
UAWA
Married Wednesday And Buried Today
Leon ard Umbaugh a 22 year old farmer near Lovettsville Virginia died by his own hand in his kitchen on Sunday. His bride Lallie Moyers of Knoxville was with him less than a week after their wedding. Funeral services will be held at the late home with interment in Union Cemetery Levettsville and the Brown Brothers funeral directors in charge.
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Leonard Franklin Umnvbaugh
Lovettsville
Vale
Veto
Umbaugh
Lallie
Mie Moyers
Knoxville
Loveetisvalle
Unehough
Loudoun County
Um Daudh
Fred
Sulere
Bessie F. Umbaugh
Tailhe MO Umbaugh
William English
Levettsyadie
Ts Manohhervices
Res AF
Tabler
Union Cemetery
Levettsville
Brown Brothers Funeral Directors
Myersville to Take Up Question Of Sewers
Myersville settles council discussion on sewer plans after completing the water system. A sewer project estimated at $10,000 may proceed as a WPA project, pending next meeting decisions. Construction on the reservoir’s final unit and basin work advances, with 50 to 60 men employed at peak, later reduced to about 20.
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Burmos
Myersalle
Aldodgers Burgess
Avery Browning
John Grosmekte
William Wachtel
Eldridge
Groenickle
Myersville
Bacin
Cma
Britain Plans Large Rearmament Spending Despite Debate
London announces an official white paper fixing a 7.59 billion dollar estimate for Britain's rearmament program over the next six years. The document outlines defense priorities amid ongoing postwar security concerns and budget deliberations.
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London
Great Britain
Nation orders new capital ships and cruisers in fiscal year
The government announced plans to build three capital ships and seven cruisers starting April 1 as part of a vast naval schedule. A tree on the St John's College campus in Annapolis is believed to be over 600 years old.
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St John’s College
Annapolis
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