Evangelical Reformed Sunday School Elects Officers
The Evangelical Reformed church Sunday School Association held its annual meeting on Wednesday night electing officers for 1942. Elected were General Superintendent E Bentz and other officers across Young People's, Junior, Primary, Beginners, Cradle Roll and Home departments. Reports from all departments and the treasurer Eshleman were heard. The meeting opened with invocation by Rev Kieffer and closed with benediction by Rev Baer.
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Te Sunday School Association
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
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E. Bentz
Gerald G. Remsberg
Roy W. Graham
Elmer I. Eshlem
Young People's Department
Roscoe E. Roderick
Harold £.Ee
Lewis A. Rice
Home Department
William H. Houck
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Harold de Baer
LeRoy McCardell
Charles W. Lough
Richard C. Culken
Bentz
Eshleman
London Hotel School Bomb Toll Rises to 44
The London school bombing death toll climbed to 44 with three teachers among the victims as rescue workers cleared debris through the night. Fifty more people were injured. A separate notice promotes a film, Cavalcade of Wheels, on bicycle safety at Winchester Hall this evening.
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London
Commissioner of Motor Ve
Inquiry Into Shooting Of Woman Continues
Authorities pursue leads hours after a shooting at the Norwood home. Mrs Norwood died almost instantly from a bullet. The attacker, a Negro named Richardson, fled and was at large for more than an hour amid fear and barricaded homes in the Green Vay neighborhood.
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Green Vay
Iie Norwoods
Norwood
Richardson
Man Surrenders After Rural Sheriff Roundup
Officers in Montgomery County and Frederick County tracked down and took into custody a man named Richardson after a rural roundup at a tobacco park. State Police from Barracks B assisted as deputy Rhoads and Sergi Puncke escorted him from a barn where he surrendered promptly. Richardson reportedly disposed of a rifle during the pursuit. Mrs. Norwood, daughter of Willie C Craver and Rosie Lare Craver of Stookeville, Montgomery County, was a well known local resident in northern Montgomery and southeastern Frederick counties.
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Norwood
Willie C
Rosie Lare Craver
Stookeville
Montgomery County
Frederick County
Obituary and Oddities From Ridgeville and Frede rick City
Obituary notices list survivors including brothers and sisters from Maryland and Washington areas. A Frederick City Lodge No 100 reports installation of officers with details of roles and staff, followed by remarks and refreshments. The page also notes Wisconsin’s lumber ranking decline and a mention of ancient Greek warfare with a self igniting compound.
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1. O. O. F. Temple
Frederick City Lodge No. 100
Elmer Brown
Noble Grand
George W. Keefer
Joseph G. Criswell
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Catharine A. Papree Weretary
Lawrence E. Bentz
Emory G. Nost
Super Dent
Joseph
Apple
Elizabeth Delashmut
Mary E. Rhoads
Austin E. Rhoads
Pauline Knock
Richard C. Dutrow
Ken Hersperger
C. Frederick Knock
Cradieroll
Kirk D. Cramer
George T. Schroeder, Jr
Treecury Department
Essen
Berd Court
Piene
DiMaggio
Joe
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Reno
Hawaii
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Kellogg's
Mae Neon
Milk & P
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Melvin M. Engle
Frederick, Md
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Costum Kenusheg
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Charles H. Baker
Edgar L. Wachter
Merr! E. Morgan
Harry L. Yinger
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White Bench
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Black Valentine
America
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Circle Coffee
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Goetze Scrapple
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Wheaties Champions
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