Church Sunday Service Highlights Glorify the Church
The Baker Pack community service at the Church of the Brethren featured Rev Ralph E. Shober and other pastors. Rev Shober delivered a sermon on the church’s glory, stressing the church as guardian of public peace and a home for prayer while noting national concerns alongside a report on Mexico’s coffee industry amid Brazil’s export stance.
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Baker Pack
Church of the Brethren
Ralph E. Shober
William ©. Royal
First Baptist Church
Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Benjamin W. Meeks
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Mr. Shober
Trinity Methodist Episcopal Church
South
W. T. Gover
Shober
Church of Christ
House of God
Church
Becaus
Department of National Economy
Mexico
Brazil
What to Do About Hay Fever in Summer Skies
A dialogue with Dr. Iago Galdston explains hay fever caused by pollen, especially ragweed, and advises allergy awareness and desensitization shots. It notes 2.5 million Americans affected, spring and fall peaks, possible asthma development, and the role of family predisposition plus ragweed removal at home.
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Mr. X
Mary Summers
Iago Galdston
Dr. G
Dre. G
Mr. Z
Junior
Industrial Production For July On Increase
The Federal Reserve Board reports indications that its July industrial production index would show a considerable rise after June's flat activity. Early July gains came from steel mills and a rebound in petroleum output due to a return to six day weeks in Texas, marking a contrary summer uptick for the sector.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board Today
Texas
Residents Visit and Local Events Highlight Davis Home
Greenfield July visitors include J Gordon Davis Evelyn John Ellicott City Barbara Ann Sonny Jerrald Archibald and family, Shirley Ann Lucille Davis of Boyds, Harold Hastings of Baltimore, Evelyn Welty Catherine Welty and Mrs Howard Tracey Sonny of Frederick. Also William Briggs Roger Davis families from Glen Echo. Roger Davis car snake incident. William Gregg George Leapley Edward Davis families attend Frederick shower for Helen Welty to be married to Davis nephew.
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Greenfield Greenfield
John J. Davis
J. Gordon Davis
Evelyn
John
Ellicott City
Archibald Davis
Barbara Ann
Howard Tracey
Sonny
Frederick
Edward Davis
William Briggs
Billy
Glen Echo
Roger Davis
Glenn
Leonard
William Gregg
Washington
George Leapley
Anna Rose
Soumin Welty
Minister Unhurt After Car Stalls Near Dauphin
Four people including Dr and Mrs Harry Bassler of Harrisburg escaped injury when they leaped from a stalled car on railroad tracks near Dauphin Pa. Rev and Mrs Bassler traveled with Mrs Margaret Johnston of New Buffalo Pa. The group fled as a train approached and the car was carried about 1080 feet from the collision site. The Basslers had lived in Westminster during his pastorate at St Pauls Reformed Church and he was well known in Frederick.
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Harry N. Bassler
Harrisburg
Dauphin
Rev
Bassler
Margaret Johnston
New Buffalo
Westminster
St Paul's Reformed Church
Frederick
Instructions For 1939 Federal Wheat Insurance Push
Preparatory talks led by P E Nystrom of the University of Maryland Extension Service target 26 wheat insurance reps meeting at 1 30 P M in the M C A building. County agent Henry R Shoemaker says community meetings will explain the plan and applications will be taken. coverage is 75 of normal yield with producer costs under one bushel per acre.
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Frederick County
P. E. Nystrom
University of Maryland Extension Service
Henry R. Shoemaker
Buckeystown
Blair S. Titus
William A. Shook
Prbana
Ira T. Sears
Hamilton Linthicum
New Market
Jesse M. Burall
Woodville
Frank A. Gardner
Singanore
M. D. Nicodemus
Liberty
John S. Smith
Johnsville
Calvin H. Hamilton
Lewistown
A. M. Pitzer
Creagerstown
Raymond Putman
Thurmont
Hanvers
Samuel T. Royer
Emmitsburg
James Baker
Harry Valentine
Woodsboro
Samuel C. Fogle
Walkersville
John E. Cramer
Mt Pleasant
A. M. Etzler
Tuscarora
Braddock
Breton Language Teaching Urges School Policy Change
More than 300 Breton municipal councils petition the French government to include Breton as a secondary language in Brittany schools, seeking official support for bilingual education and cultural preservation.
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Brittany
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