Commandery at Church Service in Grace Church
About fifty members of Jacques de Molsy Commandery No 4 Knights Templar attended Ascension Day service at Grace Evangelical and Reformed church with Eminent Commander Nevin T. R. Waskey leading a procession from East Church Street. Rev. Dr. Charles E. Wehler delivered the sermon and Rev. Ralph E. Hartman gave a long review of Crusader history urging Knights of the Cross to defend Christian values amid modern temptations.
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Jacques
Second Street
G. Hustes Bowers
Charles E. Wehler
Philadelphia
Presbyterian Assembly
Arthur R. Remsberg
Paul R. Strine
Jesus Christ
Hartman
Knights of the Cross
God
Knights of the Temple
Christ
Chris King
Broadway
Hollywood
America
Washington
Lincoln
Answers to Cranium Crackers Question on Page Four
Jones held a two vote lead after initial tallies. When voters shifted to Jones he gained two more votes while Brown dropped two. The county gained Jones and Brown lost confidence in party machinery.
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Jones
Brown
House orders un American activity probe amid Nazi camp claims
Washington May 26 the House voted to investigate un American propaganda in the United States. Seven members will report findings January 3. Rep Dies cited alleged Nazi movement funding and 480000 members across 32 camps, showing pictures of swastika salutes. Speaker Bankhead had not named investigators.
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Washington
House
United States
Bankhead
Rep. Dies
America
Knights of the Temple vow to defend the faith and live pure lives
The passage speaks to Commandery Ni 4 soldiers of Christ as Knights of the Temple. It extols the duties of protectors of the Cross and champions of virtuous living and chaste thought. It urges embracing the gospel and Christian virtues in soldiers of Christ to fulfill their mission.
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Commandery Ni
Knights of the Temple
Order of
Miss Lough Foils Purse Snatcher In Baltimore Campus
Miss Margaret E Lough daughter of Mr and Abs Charles W Lough Upper College Terrace Wednesday evening foiled a purse snatching robber in Baltimore She is in charge of the History Department library at Johns Hopkins University walking with Frieda Thies when the robbery attempt was made The thief seized Thies purse and while turning to flee Lough grabbed his shirt causing the garment to rip He dropped the purse and fled behind campus buildings Police searched the area with no result The incident followed by hours a second robbery attempt in Baltimore and Lough's family heard nothing further on Thursday evening The young woman remains at home over the week
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Margaret E. Lough
Abs
Charles W. Lough
Upper College Terrace
Baltimore
Miss Lough
History Department
Johns Hopkins University
Gilman Hall
Frieda Thies
Miss Thies
Tun
Uni
Versity
Northern District
Lough
Mr Lough
Afair
WPA Projects Transform Frederick County in Two and Half Years
Nearly one million WPA funds energized Frederick County with 49 completed projects and a dozen under way employing over 700 workers. Myersville water lines and a 500 million gallon receiver, Point of Rocks school water system, Thurmont paving, Lewistown hatchery ponds, Emmitsburg sewage system, Libertytown street work, Frederick curb gutter and sewer upgrades, Parkway Elementary parking, Brunswick sewer system, and a courthouse birth and death records library were among the efforts.
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Frederick County
FH. Dryden
Myersville
Schoo
Point of Rocks
Dryden
Thurmont
Lewistown
Emmitsburg
Libertytown
Frederick
PWA
Parkway
Brunswick
WPA
Seminole Trail Extended Through Here to NYC Route
The Seminole Trail, a main link between the North and South, will extend through this city as decided by the Seminole Trail Association in Charlotte NC. The highway will now run from New Orleans to New York City via Augnfa, Charlotte, Warrenton, Frederick, Gettysburg, and Harrisburg.
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John A. Shires
Seminole Trail Association
Charlotte
N.C
Warrenton
New Orleans
New York City
Augnfa
Frederick
Gettysburg
Harrisburg
South America
Central America
Texas
Sam T. Reid
Europe
America
Navy shifts fleet to Atlantic for war games
May 26 report says the United States Fleet will move from the Pacific to the Atlantic early next year for war games off South America. Sen Borah and others view the move as a warning to totalitarian states and a show of Monroe Doctrine resolve. Mildred Lucille Wil was mistakenly omitted from Frederick High graduation list.
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Washington
Navy
Senatee
Navy Department
Walsh
Senate
Naval Affairs Committee
Borah
Foreign Relations Committee
United States
New Motor Ordered For Huge U.S. Bomber
A large U S Army bomber near Frederick received a new engine ordered from Middletown Pennsylvania. The motor is being transported by truck and should arrive today. Repairs overseen by Easton Pennsylvania pilot F Summersen will take several days after removing the aging engine. Weather delayed but public interest remained as the aircraft en route to Shreveport from Mitchell Field diverted after engine trouble near Frederick.
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Frederick
Middletown
Easton
F. Summerseiy
Shreveport
Army Air Maneuvers
Mitchel Field
Frederics
Memorial Service by Frederick Lions Club
The Frederick Lions Club held a memorial service at its weekly Junct ion meeting in Hotel Frederick. Deceased members honored were Markwood D. Harp J Alléine Williamson Emory C Crum Walter Decker and Rabbi Wolff Wilner. Edward L. Rieha Baltimore was a guest. Jesse W. Kolb presided.
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Frederick Club
Hotel Frederick
William C. Royal
Markwood D. Harp
J. Alléine Williamson
Emory C. Crum
Walter Decker
Wolff Wilner
Eleanor Eichelberger
Lions
Ralph E. Hartman
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
C. C. Sparks
Sir Arthur Sullivan
Royal
Tennyson
Prof Abel, 81, Dies Suddenly In Baltimore
Dr. John Jacob Abel, professor emeritus of pharmacology at Johns Hopkins Hospital, died suddenly in Baltimore. He celebrated his 81st birthday a week earlier after learning of his election to foreign membership in the Royal Society. Abel pioneered medical science with the isolation of adrenalin and crystallization of insulin, earning the 1927 Willard Gibbs medal.
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Baltimore
John Jacob Abel
Johns Hopkins Hospital
Royal Society
London
Abel
Willard Gibbs
Hazelwood Award Changes as Bridge Job Is Rebid
The Roads Commission disclosed the Potomac River bridge contract at Hancock was refused by a Pennsylvania firm that bid the lowest. The firm forfeited a 7,590 performance bond and the project was rebid to a New Jersey firm then awarded to Dics-Smith Company of Hazelton Pa under new terms.
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Hancock
Fim
Nis
Geo. F. Hazelw Company
New Jersey
Thowest
Commissio
Dics-Smith Company
Hazel. Ron. Pa
Homer E. Teddler
Roads Cent
Formance
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Dies
Mars Norton
House Labor Committee
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Wis
Arthur D. Healey
D.—Mass
Thief Granbed
Johny Hopkins
Fort Worth
Fort W
Currailton
Dallas
Ted
U.S
Samuel L. Dickstein
New York
U. S
Siegfried
Zyaphank
Mildred Lucille
Frederick High
Euiut
Rose
He and
J.paul Delphey
Patrick Stone
Loc Eal
Lions Club
Prof. Abel
Hendrickson
Etek Shirtwaist
Ummer
Joyce Hubrite
Enka Bayor
Hazelwood
Roads Commission
Hancock Construction
Baltissore
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