Bicentennial Lutheran pageant traces 200 years of church history
About 350 viewers saw the first performance of Our Heritage a pageant tracing Evangelical Lutheran church history over 200 years. A 130 member cast presented fourteen scenes from early settlers in 1732 to the present, with the Twin Towers of Hope finale atop the church. The script by Rev Dr Amos J Traver and direction by Mrs R Dean Stickell, featured scene vignettes, costumes and lighting, and a long roster of congregational participants.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Our Heriage
Amos J. Traver
R Dean Stickell
Hope
H. David Hagan
Joseph S. Stephens
Grace Beard Young
Katherine Beard Young
Lord Baltimore
H. Webster Whitehill
Howard Smith
Herman A. Haver
John H. Lentz
Ira M
Wiles
Howard XL Smith
Paul H. Gleichman
Alvey V. Rean
Edward T. Greystoke
Herman A Hauver
Betty M. Zeigler
William A Rean
C. Richard Bowers
Muhrenburg
Henry M. Muhlenburg
Dr. Muhlenburg
Charles L. Ritter
John Roemer
Jesse W. Kolb
Jno
George Baker Fout
Hartwick
Worthington C. Staley
Edward P. Oden
Clarence A. Bussard
Paul H Gleichman
Guy Blackston
Roy CC
Clara Garber
Nellie Blentlinger
Eleanor A . Eichelberger
William E. Darmer
Tylee B. Engle
Florence G. Schroeder
Elizabeth C. Martin
Louis E. Eichelerger
Harry D. Baumgardner, Jr
William B. Slemmer
Byron A. Winebrewer
David Frederick Schaeffer
William M. Moore
Henry F. Falk
Carlton L. Baumgardner
Meredith S. Young
J. Harold Hooper
Rodney E.willard
Elwood T Whitmore
Milton A. Frank, Jr
A. Owen Mercer
Charles W. Simpson, Jr
Robert E. Kiein
Mr. Winebrewer
Mr. Schaeffer
Commandment
Mary Jane Waldschmidt
Natalie Kiein
Jean Wineprener
Charlotte Opel
Mary Alte Davis
Betty Marie Baumgardner
Gloria Murray
Margaret May
George Phebus
Bernard Rhoderick
Thomas O. Lambdin
Robert Rhoderick
Dorsey Baumgardner
James H Falk
George Diehl
Philp Seeger
John Loar
Henry Lechner
Michael H Halter
William D. Zimmerman
Henry C. Steiner
Wiliam S Lambdie
John M. Boert
John Stenn
Joseph M. Ebdberts
Grayson E Bowers
Joseph Rouwtzahn
Lawrence W. Shiemeck, Jr
Loussb. Eader
Clarence C. Carty
Joseph W. L. Carty
William Gimmerman
Israel C. O'Neal
W. Bartys Storm
Peter L. Storm
McKinsey Palm
Folger McKinsey
Bentztown
E. Virginia Doub
Mr. Falk
Dedh Charles F Bowers
Ray Spurrer
D. John Markey, Jr
William SS. Lambdin
Joan D. Hann
Sadie C. Hahn
Grant S. Lantz
Russell Fogle
Harry C. Gilbert
Harriett Engelbrecht
Frances Ann Schroeder
George Strasberger
E. Grace Hagan
Glenn Yinger
Glenn 0.Garber
Helen M. Mercer
Earl E. Ze
Henry T. Wade
Mary C. Ott
Abdel Ross Wentz
Answers to Cranium Crackers Time Puzzle Solved
The page outlines a clock puzzle where from noon to now is 5-7ths of the interval and from now to tomorrow noon is 7-7ths, totaling noon to noon as 24 hours. This yields 10 hours past noon, placing the time at 10 PM.
Two of three escaped convicts caught in South Carolina
In Columbia officers said two of three condemned escapees from Richland county jail were recaptured several miles north of the city. George Wingard, 19, of Columbia, and Herbert Moorman, 41, of Detroit, Michigan, were retaken. Clayton Crans, 28, of Rochester, New York, remained at large. The trio had escaped through a jail window by bending an iron bar and are among those sentenced to die for the December 12 slaying of Guard Captain J Olin Sanders during a failed prison escape.
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Columbia
Richland County Jast
Here
George Wingard
Herbert Moorman
Detroit
Mich
Clayton Crans
Rochester
N. Y
J. Olin Sanders
State Penitentiary
Sanders
War Dept. Seeks Gettysburg Veterans for Observance
The War Department asks the public to help contact Union and Confederate veterans for the upcoming Gettysburg observance. Under Roosevelt approved legislation the federal government will cover expenses for veterans and an attendant. Observance runs June 29 to July 6 with a speech slated for July 3. Records for Confederates are scarce and Union soldiers with under 90 days service are incompletely documented.
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Washington
War Department
Gettysburg
Roosevelt
Dietitian Betty Marker Ready for Memorial Hospital Post
Betty Marker names daughter of Col D John Marker to assume dietitian duties at Memorial Hospital in Cumberland starting Monday. She has served as assistant dietitian at Florida State Hospital in St. Augustine Florida for ten months and recently returned from Florida with Mrs. Ida Markey.
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Aniss
Betty Marker
D. John Marker
Cii
Memorial Hospital
Cumberland
Florida State
Fla
Florida
Idai Markey
East Second Street
Three Hurt When Auto Over turns in Md
Three men were injured when their car overturned and rolled 60 feet down an embankment in College Park Maryland. Victims Grove Linthicum 51 Cedar Grove and George Moxley 52 near Rockville suffered serious skull and internal injuries. William Hungerford 20 Cedar Grove had a wrist fracture. Linthicum and Moxley were admitted to Providence hospital Washington Hungerford treated and discharged. Klippstein 20 of Silver Springs struck Linthicum’s car in the left rear fender and escaped injury.
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College Park
Grove Linthicum
Cedar | Grove
George Moxley
Rockville
William Hungerford
Cedar
Richard ‘Pearson
Henry Briscoe
Hyattsville
Hungerford
Moxley
University Lane
Linthicum
George W Klippstein
Silver Springs
Klippstein
Roosevelt Signs Into Law Bigger Fleet Bill
Roosevelt signs a $1,090,656,900 fleet expansion bill to grow naval power over ten years. The act authorizes ships, auxiliary vessels and aircraft, aiming for a 20 percent increase in authorized tonnage and a substantial boost to fleet strength. Additional appropriations are needed to start funding this expansion.
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Washington
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
Navy
Japanese Ready To Storm Suchow Walls
Shanghai May 18 reports say Japanese forces moved into position to storm Suchow shell shot and under siege. Two columns of infantry were within five miles of the strategic railway junction as artillery pounded the walls. Chinese troops defending the city faced heavy casualties as air bombs tanks and machine gun fire aided the assault. Japanese commanders predicted Suchow would fall within 24 hours as Chinese forces retreated in disorder and fled through Japanese encirclement.
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Shanghai
Iears Smen
China
East Central
Suchow
Atlanta Hotel Fire Death Toll Reaches Thirty
Four more bodies were recovered from the Terminal Hotel ruins, raising the death toll to 30. Fire Chief O J Parker said more victims likely remain in the five story building, swept by an earlier blaze. Two bodies were found late today, one unidentified man, and A R Aldredge of Fitzgerald Georgia, a railroad conductor previously listed as missing. Earlier, the bodies of Mrs Emma Bacon of Winter Haven Florida and W H Snider of High Point North Carolina had been located.
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Atlanta
O. J. Parker
R. Aldredge
Fitzgerald
Emma Bacon
Winter Haven, Fla
W. H. Snider
Highpoint N. C
Magistrate Dismisses Reckless Driving Case
A reckless driving charge against David Stull, a local newspaper route carrier, was dismissed by Justice Murray E. Bohn in Union Bridge. The April accident near Middleburg left four year old Sue Ellen Fogle with a fractured leg and brain concussion, with defense testimony asserting the child ran into the truck.
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David Stull
Murray E. Bohn
Union Bridge
Sue Ellen Fogle
Raymo Fogle
Middleburg
Carroll County
Stull
Charles Geishert
Frank Shook
Frederick
Fogie
Fogle
C. E. Six
Elsie Hyde
Nora Grimes
Samuel Bowman
Lycurgus Eyler
Wilbur Delphey
Frederick City Hospital
Parliamentary Vote Cites Pact Support in Commons
The record notes names including Dr. Douglas Hyde and Jesse H. Jones, with SOS message references and a vote tally of 316 to 108 in the Commons on the pact. The fragment mentions France and a freighter, indicating allied wartime communications and parliamentary approval.
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Douglas Hyde
SOS
France
Commons
Jesse H. Jones
County Accepts $1000 Grant For May Relief
Frederick County Welfare Board votes to accept $1000 from County Commissioners for May general public assistance. No new applications will be taken this month. funds will be distributed among 106 unemployable families and some cases may be referred to Montevue almshouse or the Emergency Hospital.
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Frederick County Welfare Board
Winchester Hall
Welfare Board
Montevue
Frederick
Salisbury Man Dies Of personal safety related Wound
Salisbury Md May 17 Seth Howard died late today of a bullet wound self-indicted police captain N H Howlard said when officers sought to arrest him for a fatal hit run accident A few bits of broken headlight glass found near the spot where the body of Horace F Marber 55 was located led officers to Howard's home late last night armed a warrant Captain Holland said The officers rapped on the door got he response and Capt Holland called to Howard to admit them A moment later he said a shot sounded and the police forced the door.
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Salisbury
Seth Howard
N. H. Howlard
Horace F. Marber
Howard
Holland
Welfare board halts new relief applications under budget cuts
The balance of the month will see no new applications as the agency seeks to absorb the budget impact. Cases may be referred elsewhere for aid as the Welfare Board expects growing demand on commissioners. April allotment of 2200 dollars under public assistance came before state guidance that no further disbursements are expected for about two years.
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Welfare Board
Mother of Ten Freed on Suspended Sentence
In Rockville Maryland on May 17 Judge Harold C. Smith granted a suspended six month sentence to Mrs Eliza beth Reignt, a 40 year old mother of ten, who faced theft charges. Montgomery County women urged State's Attorney James H Pugh to approve the lenient disposition as her husband Edward and brother Herbert were sentenced to three years for related offenses.
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Rockville
Harold C. Smith
Elizabeth Reignt
Montgomery
James H. Pugh
Edward
Herbert
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