First Lenten Service Draws Over a Thousand In Frederick
More than 1,000 people from city Protestant churches and county attendees joined the opening service at Calvary Methodist in Frederick. The event launched a five sermon series under the Frederick Armistable Union with Rev. Dr. Oscar F. Blackwelder of Washington, D. C., delivering the sermon and pastors from multiple churches participating in the program and music by the Church of the Brethren choir under Raymond K. Hollinger.
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Witlfares
Frederickty Armisterial Union
DeWitt . Zuse
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Amos John Traver
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Lincoln D. Engebrecht
Race Reformed Church
Musee
Jesse Anders
Evangelical Reformed Arch
S. Elmer Brown
Esbyterian Church
Finenre
Parsons Ewman
Saints’ Church
G. Elis Willams
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Willan
C. Royal
Pirst Past
W. W. Picked
Unitedrethren Church
Bernard C. Btoris
Salvation Army
T. A. Rock
Trinity ME. Church
South
J. W. Wolfe
Church of the Brethren
Wiliam Jackson
Oscar F. Blackwekier
Church of the Reformmation
Washington, D. C
Agerstown
Raymond K. Hollinger
G. Ellis Wiliams
Zuse Wrestled Andas
Millard G. Wilison
Traver
Bieckwelner
Oscar F Blackwelder
Pilgrims Of The Inner War Sermon Inspires Parishioners
Rev Dr Blackwelder compared pilgrims to shepherds guiding the faithful during Lent urging regular attenders to reaffirm church allegiance. He praised reverence for others creeds, warned against worldly wealth, and stressed carrying the gospel while remaining content. He spoke in Philadelphia today before heading to Washington for church board meetings.
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Blackwelder
Russell Cromwell
Gordon and
Livingstone
Jesus
Philadelphia
Washington
Board of Publication
United Lutheran Church
Frederick
Salads and Choir Offerings Highlight Community Menu Tips
SISTER KITCHEN PLANS A NEW SALAD MENU WITH stuffed pepper salad and peach salad recipes including ingredients like cotage cheese mayonnaise and nut meats. Mint Salad uses pineapple cucumber and mint jelly. Tonight a religious program titled The Difference Jesus Makes will be sung by Wade Male Chorus under Prof Henry T Wade with Rev Dr Charles E Wenler presiding. Reservations for church organizations can be made through Jesse B. Anders, usher service head.
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Jesus
Acatek
Wade
Henry T Wade
Charles E Wenler
Presbyterian Church
Wilhan Jackson
Church of God
Enutch
Jesse B. Anders
Tiny Timmites Rescue Tale Ends In Flight
A young Dus ey and narrator Dun on meet a strange flock of long eared birds. A mother eagle swoops in as a rescue plan unfolds leading to a dramatic, puncturing clash with a balloon bird and a perilous fall toward earth. The scene hints at a cliffhanger as Timmites plan a rescue in the next installment.
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Duney
Dancy
Surrey
NEA Service, Inc
Culinary Oddities From A Dated Menu Fragment
The text shows a breakfast lunch and dinner plan with items like stuffed beet salad and cream cheese stuffed olives. It lists meals including grape juice cereal eggs sardines graham toast milk coffee noodles and cinnamon mousse peach dainty broccoli steak potatoes parsnips stuffing peppers date nut pudding marshmallow pie.
Hand Laceration In Post Office Incident
James Trout, a clerk on West Fifth Street, suffered severe lacerations to his left hand when a spigot handle crushed it while he attempted to turn the valve. He was transported to Frederick City Hospital around 7 PM where several stitches were applied. He is expected to be discharged today.
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James Trout
West Fifth Street
Frederick City Hospital
Discovery on high altitude air composition
Recent stratosphere flight observations reveal that air at extreme heights remains rich in oxygen, with the same percentage as at lower levels despite the rarity of the air. The finding underscores oxygen availability for high altitude research and potential crewed ascent missions.
Progress to Avert Auto Strike Faces Talks and NRA Mediation
New York March 29 reporters describe a day of talks between National Automobile Chamber of Commerce directors and the National Recovery Administration over a potential auto industry strike. NRA officials pressed for a three point plan including cessation of strike prep, a voluntary board of review, and a possible worker vote between federation and company unions. The exchanges, held after a late conference with NRA chief Hugh Johnson, aimed to resolve grievances amid disputed union leadership and industry control.
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New York
National Automobie Chamber of Commerce
Tanight
American Federation of Labor
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Swiss Doctor Notes Babies Born Between 24am and 5am Have Higher Likelihood
Dr. Schillard Jens of Switzerland concludes births are more likely to occur between 2:40 a.m. and 5:00 a.m. than at other times of the day based on observed patterns.
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Schillard Jens
Switzerland
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