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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1934
Page
6
Fragmented report describes a Lutheran gathering titled annual reunion. Mentions figures and organizations without clear details. The piece references a chairman and meetings held at a local venue with incomplete names and dates.
The Maryland annual conference of the Protestant church unanimously authorized raising 150000 dollars to liquidate indebtedness on the headquarters church in Baltimore. The action followed a trustees report by Dr. Slaughn and calls for funds through a rectors’ sitting and insurance.
A Jefferson St Pauls Lutheran service gathering hosted by the Women’s Missionary Society of Zion Lutheran Middletown featured Rev George H Seiler and wife guiding a program with hymns, lecture by Albert Bussard on “Building for World Sits,” a trombone solo by Henry Tabor, and a decorated Sunday School room with tables. Attendees included numerous Jefferson and Middletown members and friends.
A report states that Spanish treasure valued at 1.5 million dollars has been readied from galleons sunk in Vis Bay. Details are unclear due to partial, garbled text.
A Lions Club gathering on Thursday noon at Francis Scott Key Hotel marked Flag Day discussions led by Key Harry Nelson Basser of St Pauls Westminster. Rev My Bassier, WWI chaplain, spoke on the American flag’s meaning and the flag’s role in national service. The remarks highlighted the flag’s long history and ongoing significance to the community.
Dr. Jos. H. Apple of Hood College and M P Thomas of Washington attended a meeting presided by Mayor-elect Lloyd ce Culler. Charles Opel Jr and Edward Bentz were congratulated on the occasion.
The scene notes a birthday observance where a person received a flower. It also describes a dirigible ascent where the gas fills the bag to capacity, with inflation reaching a high percentage as the ship rises.
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