Sunday Church Services Across Multiple Denominations
Readers learn of Sunday schedules across many churches. Presbyterian led by Rev. Charles E Webler lists morning worship at 11 with a Sunday school earlier. Calvary Methodist Episcopalian notes 9:45 Sunday school and 11 a.m. sermon. Evangelical Reformed features 11 a.m. worship and junior programs. All Saints, St. Barnabas, and others show varied services, confirmations, and weekday observances.
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de Molar
Christian Endeavor
John Derilbiss
Ministerial Association
Calvary Methodist Episcopi
G. Ellis Williams
Charles F. Boss
Chicago
Epworth League
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Lr Kieffer
Christ
Aliss Kavharing Trundie
Detroit
Margaret Rodrick
Char Lotte Burger
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers Wilson Walck
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. S. G. Rupp
D. D
Henry T. Wade
Mile
Marcelle Privat
Bofr
Alpha Anu Nega
Tather League
Mark Flanigan
Securitity
All Saints’ Church
Douglass Hooff
Holy Communion
St. Barnabas
St. Timothy's Chapel
W. R. Barker Turner
Courch School
The
First Baptist Church
Wm. C. Roral
Trinity M. E. Church South
R. Carl Maxwell
Exhar A. McBride
United Brethren Church
George W. Strine
Jesus
Saah
Belpers
Johnson
Siete Bell Trazers
Union Gospil Mission
Louis
L. Ween
Christian Science
A.m
Prihian Cate
Lewistown
L. A. Banzerter
Tai
Catoctin Furnace
Lewistown M. E
Charles W. Lockard
McPmiss Delite
Remaiurs
Lother Rice
Flint Hill M. E
South
R. Carl Maxell
Doubs Lutheran
C. OW. Shull
Manor
Doubs
Point of Rocke
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. John's Church
Woodsboro
Union Christian Endeavor
Missionary Societe
Women’s Missionary Society of Maryland
Union
Trinity
Adamstown
Roy G. W. Keraretter
Schoul
Seoul Association
Mt. Pleasant Reformed Charge
George K. Ely
Pester
Haluimere Pike
Miso A. TU Mt. Measant
Utica Lutheran
M. Spangler
Croagerstowne-Sunning Seligol
TM A
Ross Twentey
Braddock Lutheran Church
H.C. Braiman
Simday School
Tabor Union Church
P. H. Willams
Rocky Ridge
First Church of God
Brunswick
Ivey
Sammuel A. Ki
Walkersville
Wednorelas
M. EL Peliareh
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
ALL Saints’ Episcopal Church
Casper E. Cline
Emmitsburg Social Notes Reach Baltimore Visits
Emmitsburg residents report visits and greetings with friends across Maryland and Tennessee. Mrs Charlies David Gillelan visited Baltimore friends on Tuesday. Miss Jann Wordsworth-Baltimore was a weekend guest. Mr and Mrs Robert Bell and Glenn Bell of York spent time with local hosts. Mrs Annan returns from Washington after two weeks. Anna Gaise and family noted social events. Reverend Eduard Te Ur, recovering in Baltimore Mercy Hospital, is making progress.
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Emmitsburg
Charlies David Gillelan
Baltimore
Gur Nuenmaker
Chattanoora
Tenn
Imma Nunemaker
Jann Wordsworth
Balmore
Robert Annan
Washington, D. C
Emimatsturs
Mires Lucy Higher
Wolfs Md
E. I. Hichece Ice Nerrigan
Gettas
J. M. Kerrigan
Anna Gaise
David
Anme M Warner Kesplai Geitisturg
James Arnold
Harnes Rider
Margares Mnan
Charinte McDaniel
Emmitsboro
Miss Annan
Edwin Hooper
Tssues
Mount Wary
Eddie
Mountaineer
George Fo Ropp
JW Honser
van Chambersbarr
Matilda Codari
Jas Reek
Eduard Te Ur
St. Anthony's Shrine
Mtoat Merc Hospital
Trent and
Peta Inn
Dobar
Jesus Proclaims the Kingdom of God
Review of the first quarter lessons on Jesus ministry centers on proclaiming the Kingdom of God. It explains that King and Kingdom signify love from within and the law of love, with John 3 16 and God is love guiding grace. The article discusses sin, pain, and mystery, and how Jesus brings a glorious gospel amid trial.
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Jesus
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Congregationalist
Jessons
Heaven
John
Religious Devotion and School News Roundup
Daily Lenten devotion by Rev. Jay T. Stocking discusses courage and a cheerful heart amid grief. Utica Young People’s Meeting features prayers, readings, and a men’s quartet. Baltimore conference attendees, local notices, and scattered health and vehicle incident notes accompany the religious reflection.
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Jay T. Stocking
D.D
Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of the Churches of Christ_in America
Utica
Resilar Young Peoples
Fer
Serayi
Lambert, DeChant
Gardiner Uarper
Erine Osundavi
Pane
M 2
Toeat Sale
Kathirama Tehatin Mar Yeetivas
Letter Golf Puzzle Rules and Progress Notes
A fragmented puzzle report outlines rules for a word ladder style game called Letter Golf. It mentions changing one word at a time, avoiding common vulgarities, and keeping letter order fixed. It presents sample transitions and hints at scoring by par and a final solution on the last page.
Tremendous Sum Spent Annually for Health
A survey by a major insurer estimates health care costs in the United States at about 2 billion dollars annually, covering hospitals drugs bandages and equipment. It notes substantial family and group expenditures for sickness and calls for economic study of health costs and public cooperation in reporting data.
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Morris Fishbhin
Edster Journal
The
American Medical Association
Hygeia
the Health Magazine
United States
United States Bureau of Labor
Test Flight Plans for Brazil Mexico Air Route
An aviator from Bravia is preparing a test flight to assess feasibility of a Brazil Mexico air service. The planned route includes Taren and Meyia, with focus on evaluating potential operation for a future Brava star connection and navigation challenges.
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Eta Tinh
Rra de Tareca
Meyia
Bragil Air Service
Senate to Pay Honor to Late W. N. Ferris
Washington reports Senator Woodbridge N. Ferris of Michigan died after a week long illness. Ferris 75 last December retired from politics and backed Senator Walsh for the Democratic nomination. Senate and House adjourned in tribute. committees named for funeral. Possible successor is Joseph Warren Forines, noted ally of Fordney-McCamber tariff law, as a leading候選 to replace Ferris.
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Washington
Mar
Woodbridge N. Ferris
Michigan
Pieumonte
Ferris
Walsh
Montana
Senate
Green
Jig
House
Couzens
Lansing
Mid Mar
Joseph Warren Forines
Ger
W Green
J. &. Senate
Wood Oridrs N. Ferris
Go Gtea
Fordney
Middletown Nominates 11 For Borough Election
Memorial Hall hosted the nominating meeting for Middletown officers on April 2. E Walter Beachley was renominated burgess with no opposition while four of five current commissioners were renominated. M Kepler declined renomination. A contest is possible for the 10 commissioner nominees.
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Corporation
Middletown
Memorial Hall
S. Leslie Shafer
Howard A. Gross
Town Register
E. Walter Beachley
Burgess
A. Glenn Cramer
C. Mason Hoffman
F. C. Ryan
Charles Rh. Danner
Il M. Kepler
Dr. F.C. Rran
Charles B. Darner
McUmber M. Frank Houter
Calvin Coterentz
George C. Rhoderick
Alver P. Beachiey
C. T. K. Gladhill
Edgi. H. Keeale
Mr. Holter
Frederick County Farm Bureau
Rhoderick
Valley Register
Recisier
Cross
Bureers
Dam Disaster Probe Focuses on Faulty Foundation
A state inquiry notes the Francis dam collapse near Los Angeles killed 270 and left many missing. Experts fault the dam’s foundations and hillside geology as rotten rock. Coroner's jury travels to the reservoir site to inspect remains and seek preliminary conclusions.
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Los Angeles
Francis
Asa‘ ‘Reyes
H.oa
van Norman
Los Angeles Water Bureau
Jayman
Arte
Gaston
Holstein Friesian Meeting Plans and Cattle Sale
Plans for the State Holstein Friesian Association annual meeting at the Francis Scott Key hotel on May 21 in connection with the May 22 consignment sale of purebred Holsteins at the Fair Grounds. Officers named include John B. Diamond and Clyde Smith. sale committee aims for about fifty consignments. past sale details cited. A Frederick County Farm Bureau meeting followed with talk of auto mobile insurance for farmers. A four year old boy, Richard Ahalt, suffered a dislocated right wrist after a sled fall near Middletown.
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State Holstein- Friesian Association
Francis Scott Key Hotel
John B. Diamond
Gaithersburg
State Association
Clyde Smith
Sjamsville
Frederick County Association
Henry R. Shoemaker
J. Homer Remsberg
Middletown
O. W. Anderson
Montgomery County
Baltimore
Carroll
Shoemaker
Farm Bureau
Frederick County
Adamstown
Roy G. W. Schaeffer
Braddock Heights
Henry L. Zimmerman
Ballenger
Wiliam
Guyton
Burkittsville
J. C. Stevens
Creagerstown
Thomas A. Chapline
This City
George D. Toms
Myersville
David Fry
Jefferson
H. Ernest Warner
Lewistown
Stanley Sundergill
Unionville
David G. Ventz
Thurmont
P. E. Flook
George W. Pearte
Mt. Pleasant
Frank N. Maynard
New Market
Amon Burgee
M. Prank Holter
John N. Souder
Petersville
Allen T. Wachter
Tuscarora
Willam McC. Rhoderick
Urbana
City Celebrates First Real Spring Day of the Year
The city greets a sunny spring day with forecasts of 70 degree afternoon warmth. Residents enjoy markets on Market and Patrick streets, cheerful mood, and plans for spring cleaning as vernal signs arrive after last Saturday’s snow melts.
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Old Son
Frederick
Patrick
Scarecrow Like Attire At Farm Inquires About Routes
Two men visit a farm house to ask about routes. A woman explains she makes clothes without patterns by guesswork. Dr Webler preaches to the Frederick Chapter Order of De Molay tomorrow morning at the Presbyterian Church. A Place of Worship for All People.
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Christ
Webler
Frederick
Order of de- Molay
Presbyterian
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