Dr Werler to Retire After Forty Years of Pastoral Service
Reverend Dr Wehler announces retirement from his pastorate effective November 15 after forty plus years with the Baltimore Presbytery. Elders and congregation seek dissolution of pastoral relation and a supply of ministers as a replacement is arranged. Wehler previously served as vice president of NooD College and pastor of the Fawn Reformed church, with active roles in local fraternal orders and civic groups.
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de Corictes EoWenler
Erroa
Tatale Effert
Wehle
Mix Wehte
Fieder
Rey
Elmer Brown
McCutcheon
Weber
Nood College
Fawn
Altimore
Spain Guards Against Submarine Attacks In War News
Velonca June 27 Spanish authorities warned of submarine threats after the Cabo Palos, a food laden merchant ship, was sunk Friday. Five lives lost as defense ministry noted a German naval fleet nearby while new anti submarine forces would operate from Port Amphis in response to prior bombings.
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Velonca
Submar
Cabo Palos
Valencia
One Hurt In Auto And Trolley Crash
A collision between a moving auto and a trolley left one person injured. The mishap occurred near a street in the city as local traffic and bystanders watched. Emergency crews attended the scene and transported the hurt to a nearby facility for treatment. Details on the victim and cause remain unclear from the fragmented report.
Poison liquor blamed for death of Wilmer Winfield
An investigation concludes Wilmer Winfield died after drinking Moonshine likely tainted liquor. Authorities found the body near Wolfville and noted no marks on the body aside from a minor facial abrasion. Suspicion tied to a drinking spree involving Warford and his relatives and the possibility of a heart attack triggered by alcohol. Funeral arrangements set for Garfield Brethren Church with interment at the local cemetery.
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Wilemer
Winfield Jn Scar
Sherif Denvir
Warford
Ralph
Harry Tass
Wolfville
Hays
Wilmer Winteld
Wolfwaille
Peron
Winheld
Cerdly Winheld
Garfield
Macke
Kline
Pirrtan
Jesse
Winfield
Barry Hiss Guarfield
Edgar Bau
Wolfville Carroll
Pollar
Paul Watfeldl
Phice
Gar Jhold
Eeemetery
Laiery Brey
Jackson Will File Soon for Maryland Governor Bid
Baltimore June 27 Mayor Howard W. Jackson announced he would seek the Democratic nomination for Maryland governor in 1938. He said he would file his certificate with the Secretary of State in a few days and outlined a plan to reorganize state offices for efficiency, stressing economic savings and public welfare. He also spoke on capital expenditures, state food regulation, and services including the State Hood Commission and fisheries management.
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Baltimore
Howard W. Jackson
Maryland
Jachoon
Jaenon
Ho Cdlice
Tia Chai Ant
Dama
Morsiand
Kou Gin Jackson
Baltmore
Patent Promise Preserves Integrity of Inventions
A new statute imposes stiff penalties for anyone labeling an invention as patented while it lacks official patent status. The measure targets false patent claims to curb deception, with penalties including fines and possible imprisonment for gross violations. Government officials emphasize requiring proper patent verification before public assertions.
Young People Begin Conference At Hood
About 300 attendees including delegates and faculty began the annual conference of the Young People of the Presbyterian Church in Hood, Maryland. Activities ran from Saturday evening through July 4, with sessions in Brodbeck Hall and a vesper at the reservoir, featuring Rev Dr Bradford Bardis, Miss Marchet Shartman, and Mrs Rebecca Troaler among others.
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Presbyterian Church
Uosay
Hood Galleso
Unutil
Maryland
Delaware Vireysian
Pennylvania
Ditrict
Columbia
Seagol
William Ralph Hall
Department of the Home
Christian Educaton
Tokyo
Japan
Christin Gurls School
Yukuhama
Wom
Baltimore Synod conference plans and vesper service
Miss Lane represented the Senodical of Missions at the Baltimore Synod last week. She will leave this morning for the Montreal conference where the student entunen governing the conference will assemble to organize a council consisting of one member from each of twenty five fellowship groups. A vesper service is scheduled each evening at the reservoir at 7 o'clock, inviting all interested persons.
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Baltimore
Miss Lane
Wall
Montreal
N.C
Reservoir
Md P O Clerks Association Elects 1938 Officers in Annapolis
The Maryland Postal Clerks Association elected officers at its annual meeting closing today in Annapolis naming Leo M. Bowers as president and selecting Annapolis as the 1938 convention city. E Caple, Westminster. George W. Trout, Frederick. Hobart Albaugh, Frederick. and Frank K. Russell, Hagerstown, were elected to posts. Trout, Roney, and Walter Steinkamp were named national convention delegates in Fort Worth. The Salvation Army operates in over 80 countries with funds and assets near 100 million dollars.
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Hagerstown
Maryland
Asociation
Annapolis
Leo M. Bowers
Baltimore
E. Caple
Westminster
George W. Trout
Frederick
Hobart Albaugh
Frank K. Russell
Trout
Fort Worth
Roney
Walter Steinkamp
Woman Drowns In Small Stream Near Home
A woman, Mrs Haupt, drowned in a shallow creek near her home after allegedly stepping on a rock and striking her head while walking with a companion. The accident occurred Sunday evening, with preliminary findings suggesting unconsciousness from a head wound and drowning in a 4 to 7 foot pool. Justice Ridenour and Dr. Jo Elmer Sharp assisted at the scene. no search had begun before the body was recovered.
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Houpe
Fort Wade
Chavon Loaph
Wes
Wats Alo
Phys.com
Jo Elmer Lharp
Middletown
Justice Ridenour
Mrs. Moser Dies. Survived by Husband and Brother
Mrs. Moser, wife of a local resident, died after a time away from home. She leaves brother George W. Moser of Ju setts Crossroads, Washington county, and a large family. Born near Myersville, she was a daughter of the late Het and Susan Arm Linebaugh Moser. A member of the Church of the Brethren in Hagerstown, her body was taken to William Po East and Son Boonsboro funeral home. Services were set for Wednesday at two, conducted by Reverend EG Wood, Bishop of the Church of the Brethren, with assistance from Rev Frank Lo Stine.
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Ohne
George W. Moser
Jusetts Crossroads
Washington
Myersville
Het
Susan Arm Linebaugh Moser
Church of the Brethren of
Hagerstown
William Po East
Boonsboro
London court case and river diver fined in a muddled report
A London court case and a river diver are referenced with unclear details. The text mentions John Mainwaring, a trial, and a sentence, plus a London diver fined twenty pounds for alleged acts related to a truck incident. The damaged OCR yields few verifiable facts beyond names and the general context.
Tear Gas Fails But Water Subdues Man
Westminster Maryland June 27 Ralph C Wagner about 33 ran wrecked toward the basement of Carroll county Jail before officers and firemen subdued him with a water hose. A four hour battle followed as tear gas bombs were hurled by state police and others. Wagner, restrained by a four foot length, was finally subdued and taken for examination and placed in a custody facility. He had been released from Sprayhold State Hospital on a basis Corpus and was not indicted on additional charges.
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Westminster
Ralph C. Wagner
Caroll County
Otheers
Otheer
Do Mason
Sheraf
John A
Wagner
Bain
Warner
Han
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Acme Telephone
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Verano
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Cook County
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the Tot Stor
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Tim Elf
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