Annual Martin Luther Bible Class dinner and play
About two hundred attend the annual meeting and dinner of the Martin Luther Bible Class in the church social rooms. John Renn Jr presided as president and the program included an interlude comedy The Truth for a Day with Mrs Clara Blackston hosting and Mrs Ira Beall leading the Sunday school program, along with instrumental selections and a Benedict ion.
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Lifford Mi Yinger
Guy Rose
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Roy Schroeder
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Maurice Ramsburg
Adames Grove
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John Keefer
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James R. Albin
Glenn Crum
G . Rose
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Philip Seeger
Martin Wachter
Jonzo W Angleshee
Jenn J Zimmermah
Vie B Engle, Jr
Waid A Angleberger
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E Eichelberger
Paul I Beard
Mathall Muray
Steiner Shankle
Emmett Shater
Russell Seaga
G E Smith
W . Powell
Vitam D Zimmerman
Javier Michael
W. Martz
Samuel D Crone
H Shull ‘Uckeys Lown
Charles Seeger
John Renn, Jr
Sanner
A Melim Seeger
D T Dutrow
Jesse Michael
George Hieller
Jefferson
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Magella
Edward Bentz
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John J Ronenburg
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Guy Kelly
Ira W. Beall
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Clifford Minger
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E Cramer
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Robert Hatin
Munitions Expenditure Highlighted in World War Costs
The article notes that munitions accounted for the majority of the roughly 250 million dollars spent during the war effort, underscoring the heavy funding directed to weaponry and military supplies.
Wee Dotty And The Giant In The Stream Tale
Wee Dotty and a giant reconcile after Dotty retrieves a boot from a stream and returns it to the grateful giant. The giant offers to show kindness with a visit to his house, while the group shares a sleepy pause before continuing their journey.
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Radio Day by Day and CBS Change of Plans
Stated in New York on February 27 the AP report notes Stoopnagle and Budd return to WABC CBS for a new series after eight weeks. Rep Patman to discuss The Bonus on CBS at 11:30 am. NBC and CBS schedule shifts alter talent and times. a new baritone under wraps joins the Broadway variety hour. An Aid Society meeting in Tamsville is described with Valentine games and a surprise package.
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AID Society
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Ida Putman
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March meeting follows by St Patrick's Day social
Large attendance noted as refreshments were sold at the gathering. Miss Mildred DeGrange, Miss Pauline Wolfe and Mrs Paul Beard will oversee recreation. A caution advises checking oil supply frequently on long motor trips due to high speed and rapid oil consumption.
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Pauline Wolfe
Paul Beard
Freedom From Stomach Distress Ad Message Letter
A reader writes that Dares Mentha Pepsin relieved her long standing gastritis and stomach trouble. The endorsement from Mrs L M Johnson of Lancaster urges readers to buy a bottle at all druggists with a satisfaction guarantee or money back.
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L M Johnson
Lancaster
Four More Recommended for Two County Posts in Frederick
At the Democratic State Central Committee meeting in Frederick county three candidates were endorsed for roles in county government. Albert N McCardell Oscar Brandenburg and Charles J McCullough were named for supervisor with Herbert S Hahn Bruce Murdoch and George A Holland for clerk. The group discussed a recreational demonstration project in Frederick and Washington counties and will forward names to Congressman Lewis for Department of Agriculture appointments. Attendees included William J Grove Ralph G Kline August T Brust James H Gambull J David C Winebrenner 3d and B O Thomas.
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Frederick County
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R Bruce Murdoch
George A Holland
Pleasant
David J Lenis
McCardell
Hahn
Lewis
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Cong. Lewis
Department of Agriculture
Coug Lewis
Frederick
Washington
Mr. Grove
Ralph G Kline August T Brust
James H Gambull
J. David C Winebrenner
B. O Thomas
Pension bill proposed for needy blind in Maryland hearing
James J MacNamara counsel for the Brotherhood of the Blind urged Senate finance committee to pass legislation providing pensions for needy blind persons at a Feb 26 hearing in Annapolis Maryland. He argued the measure would support disabled residents and cited administrative costs and eligibility rules. The session focused on funding, eligibility criteria, and the impact on state welfare programs.
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James J MacNamara
Brotherhood of the Blind
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Congressional Delays Hit Major Issues in Washington
Washington February 26 delays in Congress stall major measures as administration and anti administration forces clash over a 4.88 billion work relief bill. Labor leaders Len McCarran and William Guion push for the prevailing wage amendment and expect passage. The House Ways and Means Committee reshapes the social security bill while financing options include using old age pension funds from volunteer annuities. MacCracken surrenders for contempt with Supreme Court and Senate rulings reviewed. The Bureau of Agricultural Economies forecasts price trends.
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Len Robinson
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William Guioen
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William P MacCracken
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Farm Credit Loans Boost as Ag Committee Proposes Bill
Chairman Jones of the House agriculture committee introduced a bill to make $600,000,000 available to the Farm Credit Administration for loans and crop production. The proposal also touches on tax measures and NRA provisions.
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Farm Credit Administration
NRA
Democratic leaders weigh single bill on two controversial subjects
Democratic leaders are seriously considering a single bill to address two controversial subjects, aiming to ease congressional action tonight. The plan seeks to streamline debate and potential passage, reflecting a coordinated effort by party leadership.
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