State C. E. Ends Annual Meeting
State C. E. ends its annual gathering with the election of a new president. The event confirms leadership changes and outlines upcoming initiatives for the organization.
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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1938
Page
1
Officers Installed At Maryland Christian Endeavor Union Meet
About 30 attendees from across Maryland completed the forty-eighth annual convention at Hood College with officer installations. William M. Brish of Frederick was elected president. Dr. Richard L. Shipley gave the keynote on Jesus is Mine. various officers and counselors were installed, and a sunrise service closed the three-day event.
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Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
Hood College
Richard L. Shipley
Baltimore
Methodist Protestant Recorder
Shipley
Buckeystown
Revel B. Wolford
Pittsburgh
International Society of Christian Endeavor
William M. Brish
Frederick
State Union
William L Deter
Myersville
Mr. Brish
Fred L. Anderson
Virginia Hopkins
Hooper
Lena Ruttencutter
C. Carsol Bailey
Marcus A. Tregor
R. Howard Reisz
J. N. Link
Westminster
Princess Anne
J. Britain Winter
Fred Anderson
Frank Bohn
Marguerite Dicus
John Fritz
Carlton A. Guenther
Brodbeck Hall
C. E. Society
Graceham Moravian Church
Evangelical and Reformed
Centennial Memorial United Brethren
Margaret Kent
Maud Waters Dittmar
Coblentz Hall
W. Roy Breg
Ruttencutter
William M. Brisk
William R. Barnhart
Charles Shaffer
Fireworks Sale Now Is Violation Of Law
Chief of Police A. Hen S. Barigis warned Frederick merchants not to sell fireworks before June 25 to avoid city ordinance violations. Violators would be prosecuted whether selling or shooting them. No complaints yet, but the warning aims to forestall trouble.
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Ahen S. Barigis
Frederick
Heavyweight legends set for Louis Schmegang broadcast night
New York June 29 20 living heavyweights from 1899 to present prepare to comment on the Louis Schmegang bout from 839 pm on WEAF NBC. The program features Burns Johnson Willard Dempey Tunney Sharker Baer with a finale broadcast of the fight at 9 pm. Also tonight many other radio and concert programs across WEAF WJZ NBC WABC CBS and more. Twenty two Cub Pack No 1 hikers enjoy Harmony Grove with a large lineup of participants and guest Joseph Royal attends Cub Pack No 2 hike. Five experimental stations to promote Alaska development are maintained by the U S Department of Agriculture.
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New York
Weaf-Nbc
Jam Je
Harmony Grove
Joseph T. Griffin
Henry B. Simpson
Edward Trail Helfenstein
George Shaft
Jack Griffin
Charles Wisner
John Wisner
Richard Metcalf
Kenneth Shaw
Thomas Lescalledt
Kenneth May
Frank Main
James Bowers
David Wise
Calvin French
Harry Sanders
Robert Graff
Frank Rothenhoefer, Jr
Edward Musser
Linwood Baker
Harvey Kemp, Jr
Carl Culler
Joseph Royal
Cub Pack No
Alaska
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mercury Seen At End Of Month Bright Planets In Evening Sky
Science Service notes the July evening sky features Scorpius and Sagittarius visible low in the south with Antares and Vega prominent. Planets Venus and Jupiter lead the bright trio, Mercury joining near month end and Saturn rising after midnight. moon occultation of mu Sagittarii occurs July 11 with details for Washington observers.
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James Stokley
Science Service
Scorpius
Antares
Failiar
Sagittarius
Great Dipper
Alkaid J
Vega
Lyra
Cygnus
Deneb
Father South
Abair
Aquila
Leo
Venus
Jupiter
Aquarius
Mercury
Altair
Verga
Arcturus
Saturn
Pisces
Mars
Washington
Sunspots and auroras forecast for midsummer sky
The article explains Earth's varying distance to the sun, July heating, and sunspot cycles influencing aurora borealis displays. It notes sunspots peak near 1933, their effects on northern lights, and gives phase dates for July including first quarter, full moon, last quarter, and new moon with apogee and perigee timings.
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California
Central States
Tasuga
Apheboo
Vega
Arcturus
Texas
United States
ES Ft
Hagerstown Airport Dedication Boasts 25000 Attendence
The Hagerstown airport in Maryland was formally dedicated with parachute jumps speeches and aerial acrobatics. The $220000 facility received 159000 from the PWA and opened before about 25000 spectators. Participating in the ceremony were numerous aviation groups and officials.
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Hagerstown
PWA
Air show showcases 60 planes from transport firms and military
Mrs Ruth Werlz widow of a prominent industry figure attends a regional air show featuring 60 planes from transport companies, the Navy, the National Guard and aircraft manufacturers. The event highlights commercial and defense aviation ties and honors veterans and industry leaders.
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Navy
The
National Guard
Ruth Werlz
Rights to a white cane reserved for blind people
A fragment notes that the right to use a white cane is reserved for blind individuals. The snippet implies a protective policy or accessibility rule. It mentions persons with visual impairment and suggests inclusive access, though details are limited.
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