Final Meet of Lutheran Synod Ends With Pledge and Plans
The Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland closed its one hundred and sixth annual meeting in Frederick. Reports and elections for the Theological Seminary at Gettysburg were presented. New directors were elected for five years, and resolutions praised past work while outlining a per capita basis for budge apportionment and future efforts including a $11,000 remaining pledge to the seminary and a $5,000 gift for Susquehanna University.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
Trinity Lutheran Church
Wagerstown
Simon
Nastor
U.S. G. Rupp
A. C. Howers
Catonstille
John Wordley
Washington
F. W. Kakel
W. W. Doub
Rey
L. M. “Imamerman
L. Stussell Alden
Baltimore
K. H W. Sharretts
Rey Mar
Tutheran Church
Frederick
Lutheran World Service
Europe
Pan-American Congress
North
South America
Joci
Lutheran Church of
I. W. Ott
W. W. Hastman
PF. R Wager
Henry Manken, JR
J. J. Hoffman
Lattimore
John Woldley
Sgnod
Rupp
Henry T., Wade
Marie McCord
W. C. Waltemyer
John C. Bowers
Catonsville
Our &Rnod
Howd Aa
Wenrs T. Domer
Temperance Committee
William C. Das
Middletown
Ayard
FB. R. Wagner
Martinsburx
Woman's College
G. M. Diffenderfer
Diffenderfer
Vald Hoard
Wenner
Towns Ender
Execaure Board
United Lutheran Church
United Lutheran Brotherhood In America
L. Russell Alden
Synodical Fond
Tressler Orphan Home
W. O. Hiltahidle
Funda
Synod
Columbia National Bank
Franklin National Bank
Union Trust Company
Mf. TP
Moller
Brisquehenna University
M.D. Mollar
Evangelion] Church
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Mars Lind
Editor’s Home Fire Destroys Gettysburg Residence
The Gettysburg Times editor Herbert L. Grim lost his home three miles north of Gettysburg when a fire consumed the residence Wednesday morning. Firefighters stood by due to no water supply. most of the furniture was saved in the blaze.
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Herbert L. Grim
Gettysburg Times
Gettysbure
Speculative Sentiment Suppressed in New York Market
In New York on May 28, speculative sentiment cooled as investors shifted support to utilities and merchandising stocks. By noon, activity narrowed and call money held near four percent amid renewed trading.
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New York
Errac- B. Certi
Tercete
Eheia
Merchants to Meet Monday Evening in Frederick
The Retail Merchants Association of the Frederick Chamber of Commerce invites business men to a Monday 7 15 PM gathering in the Francis Scott Key Hotel ballroom. Topics include a yearly schedule of holidays a credit bureau and a cooperative advertising plan with speaker George A Deatel of Baltimore. Association officers are Maples Bennett McCleery Carty and Gaver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Retail Merchants Association
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick
Francis Scott Key Hotel
George A. Deatel
Baltimore
Deatel Advertising Service
Deatel
Association
Bam W. Maples
Wiliam B. Bennett
Geo. B. McCleery
Charles (. Carty
William A. Gaver
Blue Ridge College Announces Weeklong Commencement
Blue Ridge College outlines May 29 to June 2 commencement events led by President J. M. Henry with Dr. Frank Holsapple as the guest speaker. Revue highlights include Expression Recital, Music Recital, teacher training graduation, senior class programs, alumni events, and the senior class play Come out of the Kitchen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Myton
Eleanor Myton
Hood College
Piang
Brodheck Hall
Bsa College
Grace Beard Young
J. M. Henry
Frank Holsapple
Hagerstown
Haseheen
Henry
Board of Tristees
Frank Hol
Sonple
A.M. DB
Emory C Crum Talks White Way at Local Lions Club
Emory C Crum City Engineer addressed the Lions Club meeting at the Francia Scott Key Hotel. He urged ornamental street lighting for Market and Patrick streets to uplift safety and civic pride. Officers were elected with Richard F Simmons as president and A Frank Miller as vice president. Dr O Toole announced to speak next Thursday after returning from Africa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emory C. Crum
Francia Scott Key
Ofiers
Richard F. Simmons
A. Frank Miller
D. Ralph Zimmerman
H. Lavier Michael
William G. Hoyal
Jacob J. Schmidt
Hward Bentx
Roger B. Wolf
Cru
Frederick
Ramaller
Market
Patrick Streets
Salisbury
H. Noel Haler
Jacob H. Schmidt
Rey
Howman
Dill
Baltimore
Ransom
O'Toole
Thurmont
Africa
Secretary Weeks Undergoes Gall Stone Surgery
Boston May 28 AP Secretary of War John W Weeks underwent surgery at Massachusetts General Hospital for gall stones. The bulletin reported the operation successful with Weeks in good condition. The gall stones were removed and the gall bladder drained under local anesthesia. Weeks withstood the ordeal well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
John W. Weeks
Massachusettts General Hospital
Weeks
Handsome New Bank Building Opens at Thurmont
About 1,800 visitors toured the new Lee Citizens Savings Bank building at the northwest corner of Main and Church streets Thurmont. The Central Trust Company of Maryland financed the limestone and buff brick structure with fireproof concrete floors and a granite base. Officials from Baltimore and Washington attended, and the bank awarded construction to Lloyd C. Culler of Frederick with vault work by York Safe and Lock Company.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Citisens
Savings Bank
Thurmont
Central Trust Company
Maryland
Main
Church Streets
Maln Street
Church Street
Baltimore
Washington
Flagerstown
Waynexhoro
Nations Park Bank
New York
Stein Bros, and Boyce
Art Metal Construction Company
Jamestown
N. Y
York Safe and Lock Company
York, Pa
Trust Company
Bulding
Robert L. Harris
Balmore
Miakea
Bank
Lloyd C. Culler
Frederick
York Hare and Lock Company
Charles M. Gath Chas
Waters
Charles M. Mackley
Geo. M. Englist
James T. Waesche
Joseph (. Gernand
Samuel Long
Clarence F. Creeger
John M. Roddy
Frank A. Roddy
William [. Renter
Charles A. Hice
George W. Manatan
Thomas (. Fox
Albert I. Hanver
Charles McC. Mathias
W. Elmer Bubriman
Charles C. Waters
Samuel Lous
Calvin 8. Lohr
Charles Mackley
Mra. c. C. Waters
Nertha Ryler
Katherina Sturt
John Roddy
Thomas Sitimers
W. Lloyd Fisher
Robert Harrin
Mr. Jonon
Mr. Xanders
George Manahan
Wt. Renner
F. Brown
Joseph Gernand
J. Theodore Waesch
Charles Ries
Frank Roddy
Thomax Fox
Charles Gall
Robert A. Renn
Charles Aies
Mathisa
A. J. Mauer
Elner Ruhr
Mar
Guay Cramer
Edward Shaw
Hotmer Kenler
Carene Creeger
Grover J. Michapl
Tobhe
Decree
WN. Enelinh
George N. Ranmeardeer
Mildred Neighbors
Mary Kellor
Stefan Myera
Bodies of two lifeboat victims lost in river drift
Annapolia May 28 AP searchers using grappling hooks dragged the Bevern river for two drowned travelers Lieut Gerald Selby Navy Medical Corps and Miss Lucile Merrill student nurse both from naval hospital Augusta feared dead after canoe overturned Tuesday night authorities abandoned hope of rescue Findings include the overturned canoe and a boat wreck drifted ashore Authorities believe Selby may have removed his coat to save Merrill and himself Selby's Atlanta home and Merrill's West Roxbury MA family are named The year ends with a note that last year was the healthiest on record in US and Canada
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolia
Bevern
Gerald Selby
Navy Medical Vorpa
Lucile Metill
Naval Hospital
Siihy
de. Selby
Ms Coat
Lieut Selby
Alanta
Florence Hawes
Balhbridge
Misa Meekh
Tr. W. T. Merrrill
TF 8
Watergas’ Hospital
West Roxbury
Mags
Women's clubs hold semiannual meeting in Key Hotel
The Frederick County Federation of Rural Women's Clubs opened its semiannual session in the Francia Scott Key Hotel ballroom with Mrs. McKinney presiding. Delegates from 20 of 21 clubs attended as reports on education arts citizenship and welfare were presented. An afternoon program featured Prof. Charles S. Richardson of the University of Maryland and local vocal selections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick County
Federation of
Francia Scott Key Hotel
Mra. McKinney
Walkeraville
America
Athla
Federation
Mra
W. B. Kindley
Thin City
P. Felser
Woodsboro
Misa
Elena Stauffer
Walkersville
Vernon Nicodemus
Monrovia
Monrovia Clyles, Mrs. Charten Smith, Libertetowns Lor Inhation
Walter Ramsburg
Middletown
Abraban ‘Hemp
Jeffersons
Manthee Collentz
Fale Booth
Mee
A. W. Nicodemna
Buckeystown
Elizabeth BR. Thomasson
Misa Thompson
Trof
Charles &. Richardson
University of Maryland
Subway Collision Injures Twelve in Bronx
Twelve passengers were injured in a collision between two subway trains at the 177th Street station on the Pelham Bay Park line in the Bronx. One train had seven cars and the other two, both steel. Memorial services forewarn of May 31 parade in Woodsboro with Rev Hartzell as speaker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Bronx
177Th’ Street
Pelham Bay Park
Woodeboro
Washington
O. Ac
Woodsboro
Siher
Wor Hartzell
Walkersvile
W. F. Williams
Tattimore
Optimistic note on pole seekers return by plane effort
New York May 27 AP report says relief plans for Amundsen Kilnworth Horta pole expedition are delayed as Rasmussen suggests Amundsen may head toward Fort Conger or Cape Columbia and no word will arrive until next year. Vernon Prentice ready to organize fundraising and advisory action if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Amundsen-Kilnworth Horta Pole Aera
America
Norway
Cotfensix
Byers
Enud Rasmussen
Amundsen
Fort Conger
Cape Columbia
Thule
Vernon Prentice
Lincoln Ellaworth
American Advicary Commission
Tales Funda
47 Boys Enter Corn Judging Contest Across Frederick County
Forty seven high school boys in Frederick County will exhibit pure bred Reid's Yellow Dent seed corn at the Frederick County High School Corn Exhibit and Judging contest. Central Trust Company will award $30 to the best samples. Participants hail from Knuntzsburg, Frederick, Middletown, Thurmont, Myersville, New Market, Liberty, and Walkervill high schools, with entries listed by student names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prederick County
Frederick County
Hoya
Central Trust Company
Reid
Knuntzsburg High School
Wilmer Nall
Robert Faas
Raymond Byler
George Franklin
Roy Stobealter
Frederick High School
Hoyt Sartmers
Edward Derr
John Reno
Walter Dade
James Green
Wilson Clemson
Calvin Moller
Rebel Garat
Rue
Sel Henry
Kenneth Baker
Middletown High School
Russell Smith
Cyrus McBride
Vernon Hobiter
Francis Summers
Hermann Schroyer
Harley Holter
Amos Holter
Eight Bodies Recovered From South Carolina Mine Disaster
Coal Glen North Carolina May 28 AP a timekeeper's count shows 63 men were in the Carolina Coal Company's mine at the explosion. Eight bodies recovered including five whites and three Negroes, as slate blocks the main shaft and little hope remains for survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coal Glen
N.C
Carolina Coal Company
Mime
Welsh Council Delegation Seeks Mem Reformed Pastor
Rev. Edwart Keehn, pastor of Memorial Reformed Church Tort, named by the U S Synod to lead four representatives to the World Reformed Council in Cardiff Wales. Keehn departs from New York on June 38 for an eight week trip to England Wales Scotland and France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wales
Edwart
Keehn
Memorial Reformed Church
Tort
Synod of the
United States
Allied Council
Othe
Cardif
New York
England
Scotland
France
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Lutheran Synod
Bertha
Florence Train
East Church Street
John Harding
Richard P. Ross
Robert Clapp
Sherman P. Bowers
John Francis Smith
Joseph Pyles
Atlee Radcliff
Grayson H. Staley
R. Ames Hendrickson
Irving M. Landauer
James H. Harris
A. Hart Etchin
MC. A
Geo. A. Deatel
Blue Ridge Commencement
Lon Ramsdell
San
Lon B. Ramsdell
Hippodrome Theatre
City Opera House
Hippodrome
Misa Louise Kirchner
Hon.rietta Avenue
Ramadell
Misa Kirchner
Prgewinner
Baltmore
Robert Wade
Lauraville
Clene
Federated Charities
South Market Street
Parente
Rlenda
Dr. O'Toole
Lion Hunter
London
Min Bay
Scapa
Flow
Teipsic
Germany
Naval Academy
Canada
Ad Club
K. Woodbridge
Subway
Rasmussen Says
Ellaworth
Thurmont High School
Robert Brown
Paul Fry
Edgar Hatter
Walter Ehy
Samuel Royer
Samuel Bailey
Myereville
Lea Garn-land
Clarence’ Gernand
Maurice Schrayr
Glenn Harshman
Mayord Tome
Edward Gaver
William Haury
Ar, Jr
New Market
Paul ‘Smith
William Watkins
Join Schell
Norman Ettler
Liberty High School
Charlee Creager
George Bohn
Jesse Nicodemus
Charles Smith
Millard Biller
Walkeravils
Edgar Kimmerman
Paul Crum
Braxton ‘Hontz
South Carolina
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