Enrollment peaks at Maryland Lutheran Summer School
Enrollment reached 165, the highest in the school’s history since its 1936 founding at Wood College. The program runs through Friday with an annual Maryland Lutheran Sunday School Association meeting on Saturday. Stunt light is set for Thursday evening in Meyran Hall. Rev. Henry W. Snyder leads the evening sessions, with Rev. Theodore Bachmann giving a public address in Brodbeck Hall on Rev. John Christian Heyer, the first American Lutheran missionary to India. The blackout at nine ends the address, followed by step singing in Coblentz Hall. a capacity audience attended Tuesday’s Lutheran Spirit of ’76 pageant at the Evangelical Lutheran church. Local registrants and county participants are listed among the enrollments and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland Lutheran Synod
Wood College
Maryland Lutheran Sunday School Association
Meyran Hall
Henry W. Snyder
Frederick Church
Brodbeck Hall
Theodore Bachmann
Wilmington
Del
John Christian Heyer
America
India
Bachmann
Hever
Coblentz Hall
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Washington, D. C
Amos John Traver
W. Bartgis Storm
A H. Harrington
Frederick
Calvin E. Schildknecht
Sadie C Hahn
Sperry L. Storm
Norma Suman
Anna J. Wastler
A. H. Harrington
Bessie V. Hahn
Fennel A. Traver
Betty Roberts
Katharine R. Bussard
Mary Alice Davis
Betty Lee Geisbert
Evelyn Hummer
Charles R. Anders
Jr Thomas Melvin Lescalleet
Joseph W. Stephens
William A. Renn Thomas Lambdin
Mary Anna Rhoades
Traver
Snyder
Ralph H. Miller
Miller
Myersville
Lois Corbett
Charles H. Corbett
Thurmont
F. R. Seibel
E. LaRue Keeney
M. Virginia Cyler
Walkersville
Tri County Club Women Plan For Fall Meeting
A large turnout from Frederick County Federation of Rural Women Clubs met at the MCA to decide the tri county meeting with Washington Carrell and Frederick counties will be hosted in Frederick in September. Exhibits at the county fair are planned and a clothing project heads the fall program. Announced by president Mrs J Homer Remsberg with reports on Homemakers Day at Colisee Park and the Frederick County Rural Women's Short Course Club organization. A July picnic at Rock Creek Park featured many attendees from multiple towns including Kemptown Union Bridge Urbana Damascus and Browningsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs
MCA
Washington, Carrell and
J. Homer Remsberg
Roy Crum
Coliese Park
Elmer E. Dixon
Frederick County
Rock Creek Park
Washington
Rachel Eader
M A. B. Speight
Charles Riggs
Lester Riggs
Almeda
William Burk
Kitty
Buddy
Kemptown
J D. Kelly
New Market
Clinton Kelley
Doris
Leroy
Union Bridge
Rodney Kelley
Nancy
Freida
Rudy
Buckeystown
James Keiley
Rose Evelyn
Robert
Emory
Fay
Danny
Linthicum Heights
Frank Gladhill
Frank
James McKinsie
Browningsville
John Stup
Patty
Johnny
Myri Geisler
Peggy
Gene
Mary Lou
Urbana
Upton Gladhill
Joan
Anna Tee
Damascus
Alber
Cline
Dale
Georgia
Jessie Eader
A. F
Tommie
Rudell Eader
Henry Eader
Virginia Simms
Jac
Evelyn Rhoderick
John MH. Massetter
Paly
John Hi
Henderson's Corner
Marion Runkies
Airy
Sullivan elected Grand Exalted Ruler of Elks in Omaha
Heads Elks meeting in Omaha as July 15 action selects Mark Sullivan of Boston Massachusetts as Grand Exalted Ruler. The practicing attorney and Elks member since 1908 vows unity and mobilization of arms and industrial resources under President Roosevelt for national victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Nebraska
Mark Sullivan
Boston
Mass
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks
Tsth National Grand Lodge
Sullivan
Fiks
Roosevelt
Found Dead On Eve Of Induction Into Anity
Leslie B Hofstetter a 36 year old man was found dead yesterday in the bedroom of his Baltimore home the eve of his Army induction. Police said an Army helmet covered his face and part of a gas hose lay in his mouth. His mother Mrs Ella Hofstetter alerted officers after detecting gas fumes. A note to Mrs Hofstetter and one to Miss Ruth Summers Frederick Md were found. Summers who works at a local store was notified of the death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Leslie B. Hofstetter
North Bend
James Meyers
John Smith
Hofstetter
Ella Hofstetter
Summers
Braddock
Joyce Takes Over A Murder Case In The Bedroom
Joyce presses Murdock to act on the Perry Clarke murder. He resists, claiming no knowledge, while she plans to investigate, convincing him she will try to uncover who killed Perry Clarke despite his warnings. A tense domestic scene unfolds with talk of danger and duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oyce
Murdock
Hestar’s
Ward Allen
Losoo
Joyce
aWuke
Hester
Kent
Led
Hin
Aelia
Perry Clarke
Clarke
Ward Alien in protective custody as inquiry deepens
Joyce Thorne and Delia Thorndike rush to police HQ after a ship explosion as Lt Bacon and DA O Conner question Ward Alien. The scene shifts to a gold oak conference room where Ward’s status and possible lawyer are discussed amid rising tension and urgency for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delia
Ward Alien
Thorndike
Bacon
Bans OPA Employees From Political Work
Washington July 18 Price Administrator Leon Henderson announced that OPA employees are barred from political activity under the act. An administrative order warns staff not to engage in political management or campaigns, with dismissal for noncompliance. The notice emphasizes strict enforcement within the agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leon Henderson
OPA
Potato Buns To Accompany Salads
Two and a half hours spent in the preparation of something as good as these potato buns and believe you me, the family will appreciate your efforts when these buns appear in company of a fine salad on a warm night. Potatoes and milk, yeast, flour, sugar, salt, butter. Make batter, rise, shape into buns, bake hot for about 15 minutes. Makes 12 to 15 buns.
Pickled Vegetables With Mustard Sauce Recipe
A home canning guide lists soaking cabbage cauliflower tomatoes cucumbers onions and peppers in brine, then boiling a mustard turmeric vinegar sauce. Vegetables are drained covered with the sauce and sealed in sterilized jars for storage, credited to N. J. and Mrs Brown of Titus Point of Rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. J
Mrs.Brown
Titus
Point of Rocks
Private Cosgrave Promoted to Corporal in 187th Unit
Private Donald L. Cosgrave son of Mr and Mrs Harry G Cosgrave promoted to corporal in the 187th Radio Intelligence Company connected with the first air base at Mitchel Field New York. He was inducted into service on January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald L. Cosgrave
Harry G. Cros
187Th Radio Intelligence Company
Mitchel Field
New York
Heat Wave Ends as Temperature Drops Overnight
A late day heat spell ended when cool air moved in overnight. Temperatures fell from the 80s to around 60 degrees, with breezes bringing a gradual chill. No precipitation was recorded locally, though some areas may have experienced minor disruptions.
Hooper Seeks Commissioner Bid Amid Board Contention
Hooper, the lone Republican on the old County Board, announces another run for commissioner. A Frederick man, Mart Stine, is jailed after a bridge-yard theft. authorities say he stole sacks, sold some, and faced prior House of Correction time for sack theft. The flamingo note mentions a nest fact in a brief aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
Grant Hooper
Hooper
Unis
Mooper
House of Delegates
Mart Stine
Frederick Man
Steff Paul Rhoades
Lanwood
Bhae
Bridge
Stine
House of Correction
Kellogg’s Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An old advertisement encourages readers to try Kellogg’s AN-Bran cereal as a remedy for constipation caused by a bland diet. It claims the cereal supplies bulk to improve bowel function and offers easy relief, with a suggestion to consult a doctor if symptoms persist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kellogg's
Buthie Creek
Jewish Properties Seized By Vichy Regime Action
The Vichy government announced a broad seizure of Jewish owned property and businesses including leases in French colonies. The move followed a Gestapo ban on Jews in public gatherings and restricted outdoor activities in Nazi controlled areas. The order, signed by the Gestapo head, tightens controls beyond prior wartime regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vichy
Oer
France
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Tri-County Club
E. Mark Sullivan
Ladies Guild
Arthur Stull
Creagerstown
Utica
Frances Snook
Clifford Kelly
Waynesboro Hospital
Erma Stull
Charles Stull
D. Russell Henry
Little Billy Clem
Frank Martz
Lewistown
Blair Titus
Adamstown
Titus Re
Matilda Titus
Will Titus
Charles Souder
Dorothy Beatty
Jennie Lois Beatty
Lovettsville
Hobson Shry
Helen Shry
Carroll Shry
Carroll Lee Shry
Charlie Frye
Howard Wenner
Eugene Claggell
Tuscarora
Lee Titus
Cocrae
Orketta
Jayce
Loretta
Lyuuss Stewart
Deha
Jayee
Dean
Andover
Fenner
Waa
Flan Weckel
the Cour’ R
Providence
Dean Thorndike
Nolice
Lieutenant Bacon
O'Conner
District Attorney's S Office
Atlantic City
East
U. S. Air Force
Army Air Force Replacements Command
Bans Opa
Jo Laery Brandenburg
Francis Kennedy
Thomas Kline
Roy Hhedenek
Avery Clark
Keoest Reeder
Broess Port
Phes
Raul PI No
Theopaety
Sosalh
Cery, Donald L. Cosgrave
Sexey Williamson
Maryland
Johnsmanville
North Court St
Robert G. Mumma
Lincoln Loan Service, Inc
W. Patrick St
Frederick, Md
Over Potomac Edison Co
Iphone
Libertytown
Guy Fisher's
Comuinaider
Quaker City
Frederica
Oluvest
Bigge
North Market Street
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Federal Deposit Ineqtrance Corporation
Fredericktown
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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