Peace Preparedness War Factor Debate at Frederick County Meeting
Middletown Pastor Rev Wilmer A Hartman read a paper to the Frederick County Ministerial Association at the YMCA opposing the administrations military buildup. He gave six reasons arguing the policy invites war, harms peace, and mocks American ideals and volunteer service.
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Middletown
County Ministerial Association
Wilmer A. Hartman
Zion Lutheran Church
Frederick County
Hariman
Europe
Chicago
Bunker Hill
San Juan Hill
Cat ‘Reyrom
Americrn Vellnteer
Miltsty
Braddock
Yorktown
New Orleans
Gettysburg
Penn
Indiana
Prince of Peace
W. A Hartman
Gerhard
Chas. Reinewald
G. A. Snyder
H. L. G. Kieffer
Paul Holdcraft
Douglass Hoof
B.A. Bowers
Chas
Dudrear
Cold snap slows work as frost grips wheat fields
Frigid air sweeping to nine degrees and a record 26 earlier in the day unsettles Frederick County farmers. A light snowfall spurred hopes for snow cover to protect wheat, with little ice gathered. Late sowing looks weaker. more acreage exists as wheat prices rise. Farm work remains at a standstill amid ongoing cold and little thawing.
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King Winter
Frederick
Funerals for Mrs Sarah Fisher and William Zimmerman
Funeral services were held for Mrs. Sarah A. Fisher of Point of Rocks at 10:30 AM in the Catholic church conducted by Rev. Fr. Jordan with pallbearers Wiliam H Mohler George S Mercer Ashton Stouffer William Titus Franklin Stauffer and Charles Heater. Burial followed in Monocacy cemetery Bealsville. M R Etchison was the funeral director. William N. Zimmerman’s funeral was at 10 AM at his home near Feagaville with Rev. J P Wade presiding. Honorary pallbearers were Wim N Hoff man Charles C Renn William Shook Tobias Zimmerman William O Michael and Benjamin F Zimmerman active pallbearers were Charles Renn John Ball Lee Ranne berger Millard F McBride and Edward Hawker. Interment in Mt Oliver cemetery. M R Etchison again served as funeral director.
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Sarah A. Fisher
Pt of
William N. Zimmerman
Feagaville
J. P. Wade
Wim. N. Hoffman
Charles C. Renn
Wiliam Shook
Tobias Zimmerman
William O. Michael
Benjamin F. Zimmerman
Church Council
Charies Renn
John Ball
Lee Ranneberger
Millard F. McBride
Edward Hawker
Mt. Oliver Cemetery
M. R. Etchison
Death of Rev Edward D Boone Jesuit educator at Loyola College
Obituary notes the death of Rev Edward D Boone a Jesuit educator long at Loyola College Baltimore. Born February 27 1532 in Washington he studied at Holy Cross Worcester and entered St John Novitiate in Baltimore pursuing classics. Burial planned at Jewitt cemetery Woodsio Md. Also reports James M Miller death at Chambersburg age 59 with survivors and pending funeral details. Margaret Smith 72 widow of Joseph R Smith died in Parsons West Virginia with service at Hattstown Montgomery County and burial at Methodist Episcopal cemetery.
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Edward D. Boone
Edward DB. Boone
Loyola College
Baltimore
Mercy Hospital
Fr. Boone
Washington
Holy Crow College
Worcester
Mass
St John 4 Novitiate
Maryland
Boone
Jewit
Woodsio It
Margaret Smith
Joseph R. Smith
Parsons
W. Va
Tyattstown
Montgomery County
Methodist Episcopal Cemetery
Miss Gardner
John Gardner
Afterglow of love and memory in a garden of light
The poem by Oline Lyman in the New York Sun reflects on love and memory as night comes, comparing life to a rose garden of fading colors and embers. It notes how memory preserves souls in a peaceful afterglow. A separate line mentions the postal savings fund reducing money sent abroad.
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Church of the Living God
Christ
Caesar
God
Tegwlar
New York World
Cen IE Hho
Oline Lyman
N. Y. Sun
Innovations On Magnolia Cut Off A Rail Line Feat
Francis Lee Stuart chief engineer of the B and O Railroad discusses four new construction methods used on the Magnolia Cut-Off. Benches protect the roadbed steam shovel for tunnel heading steel I beams for tunnel segments and a traveling form for the intertrack wall aided by concrete trains. The project was completed within schedule and cost, enabling trains to run three weeks earlier than planned. The article emphasizes careful progress charts and cost tracking across six contractors.
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Francis Lee Stuart
Magnolia
United States
Cascarets advertisement promises gentle liver and bowel cleanse
Old advertisement touts Cascarets as a mild remedy for headaches biliousness constipation and sour stomach. Claims clear head bright eyes and renewed energy with no liver shock or bowel gripe. Advises mothers to give Cascarets to sick children for gentle relief.
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Cross
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