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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1938
Page
2
Lenten Service at Calvary M E Church Tonight
The Lenten service at Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church features Rev. Dr. Amos John Trav exc presiding. Prelude at 7:20 p m includes Leit Motifs from Parsifal and other works. The program lists hymns readings and anthems by the Hood College choir with organist Henry Wade and ushers chaired by Jesse Anders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary M. E. Church
Amos John Travex
Richard Wagner
Benedictus
Alec Fowles
St Anne de Beaupre
Alexander Russell
Cnaries BD
Shaffer
Bortniansky
The Christ centered Church sermon kicks Lenten series
Rev W C Royal open the Calvary Methodist Episcopal Lenten services urging Christ centered motive message and method. He cites Paul and Horace Greeley and stresses the cross as core, Christ present power, and the need for will to do right. A large Frederick congregation listens as Evangelical Reformed Pastor presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
W. C. Royal
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Paul A
Christ
Mr. Royal
Frederick
Horace Greeley
New York State
Jesus
God
Palestine
Henri L. G. Kieffer
The
Evangelical Reformed Church
Dr. Meeks
I Am
Alpha and Omega
Gloma Patri
Salary Restoration Fund Depleted In Maryland Budget
The Maryland Salary Restoration Fund is exhausted with no other source identified for funds. The State Board of Public Works discussed using about 3,006 dollars from the fund, while noting previously allocated money and a ten thousand dollar line for raises, and awaited word on a formal request from the Roads Commission for restoration to 1939 levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Ise O
Hubbard
William H Blakenen
Board of Publi Works
Roads Commission
Game Department
Adanecranss
Think Taxi Driver Assaulted Mayor
Elkton Maryland police consider a taxi driver as the suspect in the assault on Mayor Henry H. Mitchell after he was attacked returning from a banquet. The mayor described a tall thin man and noted 14 of 44 drivers paid the $100 tax. 30 could not meet the fee. The assault left the 300-pound mayor unconscious.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elkton
Henry H. Mitchell
Mitchell
Two Prisoners Found Hidden In Sewer Pipe
In Hagerstown on March 7 two inmates from the State Penal Farm at Roxbury were found four hours after missing during a routine check. William Eaman, 25, and Melvin H. Davis, 21, admitted crawling 500 feet through a drainage pipe after the noon meal to aid an escape. They were returned to Baltimore to complete terms for breaking and entering and burglary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Roxbury
Wiliam Eaman
Melvin H. Davis
Elmer B. Carl
Carl
Baltimore
Eaman
Davis
Bethel Busy Bees Hold Monthly Meeting
The Bethel Busy Bees met at Mrs. Charles Stull home with Mrs. Stull and Mrs. Charles Rice as hostesses. President Mrs. Leslie Stull led a program of song scripture reading and prayer. Twenty two members and several visitors answered roll call. A basket sale report was given and a humorous reading performed before Mizpah benediction. Refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bethel Busy Bees
Charles Stull
Stull
Charles Rice
Leslie Stull
Margaret Stull
Leslie Siul
James Wachter
Rev Malcolm S Taylor announces offerings and solo
Rev Malcolm S Taylor proclaims announcements and offerro soprano solo Open the Gates Mrs Lincoln D Engelbrecht responds. AH Things Come of Thee hymn Twe Found a Friend sermon Rev Afr Royal prayer hymn All Blessed Power of Jesus Name bene diction response Sevenfold Amen hymn played on tubular chimes postlude Miss Eleanor Eichelberger organist
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greatorex
Handel
Miriam Ford
Ralph E. Shober
Divine Redeemer
Charles Gounod
Beethoven
William T. Jackson
Sir John Stainer
Mendelssohn
Hood College Choir
Henry T. Wade
James H. Falk
Jesse B. Anders
Ushers
Malcolm S. Taylor
Lincoln D. Engelbrecht
Afr
Royal
Jesus
Eleanor Eichelberger
Farm School Students Strike Over Dean Dismissal
In Doylestown Pennsylvania on March 7, 175 students from two states at a national farm school refused classes and chores in protest of the school ward of directors not dismissing Dean Cletus L. Gooding. Acting President Joseph L. Hagedorn announced he would retain the farm manager. Led by 19 year old Samuel F Lupnace Jr, the student council president, they paraded behind a banner in a demonstration against the board's action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doylestown
Schoo
Joseph L. Hagedorn
Cletus L. Gooding
Samuel Flupnace, Jr
Cisdernt Couned
Ther Bard
University of Maryland ends bacterial culture distribution
The University of Maryland announced the discontinuation of distributing bacterial cultures for seed inoculation to farmers. Dr. L. H. James said private firms now produce the cultures, and the university will still monitor commercial production and study methods of control. The program began years ago via soil transfer and later distributed cultures onto seeds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College Park
University of Maryland
L. H. James
Department of Bacteriology
Theniversity
Recital by Madame Lydia Hoffman Behrendt at Hood College
Pianist Madame Lydia Hoffman Behrendt, noted for modern music, gives a recital in Brodbeck Hall Hood College March 24 at 8 p m under the Association of American Colleges. She recently toured Europe and is touring U S colleges with informal demonstrations and discussions featuring works by Schoenberg Hindemith and Shostakovich.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia Hoffman Behrendt
Brodbeck Hall
Hood College
At & P.m
Association of American Colleges
Madame Behrendt
France
Denmark
Holland
Germany
United States
Arnold Schoenberg
Paul Hindemith
Shostakovitch
Governor approves State Roads censorship stance in Maryland
Gov Harry Nice says he discussed censorship of State Roads Commission information with Dr Homer Tabler and approved Tabler's view that a responsible official should release such information. Tabler says there is no censorship of news and will act as the responsible official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Harry Nice
State Roads Commission
Homer E. Tabler
Commission
Tabler
Zonta meeting features service club ideals and remarks
Dr Bjorlee outlines service club goals including education and dues, stresses attendance and the Golden Rule, and notes community chest plans as Miss Miriam Apple is announced as next speaker. Two divorce suits filed in local court, Mrs Vida Hildebrand and Mrs Ruth Tregoning allege desertion and cruelty. cases list husbands Harry S Hildebrand and William M Tregoning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ee Craps Ea Tse
Biorlee
Maryland
Freder
Rotary Club
Bjores
Etail
Bigbee
Byoriee
Ugh
Bjorlee
Mary D. Cason
Elizabeth Schroeder
Miriam R. Apple
John
Derr
Vida S Hildebrand
Harry
Hildebrand
Frederick
Patrick M. Schnauffer
Ruth L. Tregoning
William M. Tregoning
West Fifth Street
York
Mr. Schnauffer
Louis Untermeyer to Lecture at Hood College
Renowned poet critic and editor Louis Untermeyer will lecture at Hood College on Thursday evening March 17 in Brodbeck Hall. The address titled The Glory of the Commonplace will explore everyday beauty and literary value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Untermeyer
Hood College
Brodbeck Hall
Untermeyer
Union Bridge Club Meeting and Community Notes
The Carroll Garden Club met at Miss Mariana Snader's home on March 3 with songs and a piano number by Mrs Speicher and Mrs sexomer. A piano prelude and religious program followed by refreshments. Reports mention alumni basketball at Elmer Wolfe High School on March 10, an upcoming dance by the Greater Royal Club of Hanover, and multiple social and church events in Union Bridge and surrounding towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union Bridge
Carroll Garden Club
Mariana Snader
jSinging
Elmer Wolfe High School
Ssnoc
Aso
Greater Royal Club of
Estra
Hanover
Susie Bireiex
Spurner
Louis Stauffer
Carrotl
Walkersville
Norville Fuss
James M.S
Clatks Town
W. Va
M. P
Howard Gray
John Wolfe
Frederick
Claude Wolfe
Hagerstown
William Wolfe
E. Ratty
Roger
Lentz
Mt. Union Lutheran Church
Esther Sentz
Mr Sentz
Mr. Stocksdale
Wakefield Society
Christ of the Cross
Dorothy Barber
Helen Cranmer
John Baker
James
Harry Rowe
Harry Mitten
Get at the Cause of Constipation with All-Bran
An ad urges tackling constipation by adding bulk to meals. It promotes Kellogg's All-Bran as the daily breakfast source of bulk, vitamin B, and iron. The copy claims increased fiber aids digestion, advises drinking water, and notes All-Bran is produced by Kellogg in Battle Creek and sold by every grocer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples
Kellogg
Battie Creek
Goldfish Hatchery Sends Stock to New York Adapted Transport
A Indiana goldfish hatchery ships stock to New York in two trucks with a special engine. Fresh air is forced through the water in the large tank to maintain quality. The meeting at the church drew C. E. members and was described as successful with splendid cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gether
C. E
Indiana
New York
Big Truce
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Farm School
Dr. Biorlee
Zonta Organiza
Ven
Lux Laboratory
Kemp
Union
Bridge
Jesus's
Jack Hartrer
Silene
G. H. Stockdale
Elmer
Bark Hill Church
Waketel
Marguerite Gaither
Howard v
Jack Hartzler
Marguerite Anders
Frank P. Bonn
Carroll County
Run Reformed Church
C. E Cone
Mt Union Society
Earl Wilhide
Roger Lentz
F. P. Bohn
Mess Esther Sen
WakeSeid
Als. Union
Bark Tx
Bark Hill
Failies Gamsas
Alpacas
Matelasses
Williamson's
N. Market Street
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Frederick Stember
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Hamilton
McCleery
Jewelry
North Market
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