Religious Work Meeting Ends After County Convention
A large crowd attended the final session of the Frederick County religious education and Brethren church gathering. Officers were elected for the ensuing year and a committee of laymen and ministers was chosen to plan future work. About 250 people from across Frederick county attended, with 130 registered earlier in the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieanmuti
Frederick Cow Coel
Brethren Church
Dive College
People of Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Harvey
Adamstown
Jona & AE Secrenear Lewis
Jarob
R. Ramsburg
Lewistown
Ministerial Association
Frederick County
Organia
Leslie N. Cobleniz
Midditown
Praidens
The
County Association
Digan
Chas
Corn Hop Compliance Forms Discussed by Regional Agents
County agents and association leaders from Montgomery Carroll Washington Howard and Frederick counties met at Francis Seat to discuss corn hop compliance forms. Paul E Nystrom led the meeting to address distribution and certification of control owners for second corn-hog payments with state and local officials present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Carroll
Washington
Howard
Frederick
Francis Seat
Paul E Nystrom
Assisant
Extension Service
Maryland
AAA
Albert V. Krewaich
State Reiness
Ry Guhae
Haieir
Henry BR. Shoemaker
Frederick County
O. W. Ander
Montgomery County
Mr. DB. Moore
Washington County
L. c. Brens
Carroll County
J. W. Ma
Pine Grove Church Rededicated in Mt Airy Maryland
The Pine Grove church in Mt Airy Maryland known to locals as Pine Grove chapel was rededicated yesterday as a combined Methodist Episcopal and Protestant chapel after a months long restoration. The ceremony featured services by several pastors and a history of the church highlighting its post Civil War revival and role as a shelter for soldiers from both sides. The trustees, led by Nathan G. Dorsey, oversaw the work and the dedication marked the landmark’s return to active use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Airy
Pine Grove Church
Wir
Persans
TC Barnes
Radgeatlie Methodist Protestant Church
HL. Catan
Tents Methodist
Ridge
Drunken Driving Cases Scheduled in Police Court
A large list of drunken driving cases is set for hearing in Police Court after weekend arrests by city and state police. Howard Laxton of Monrovia faces 1600 bond for drunken and reckless driving after an East Patrick Street accident. Several others, including Blaze Cmeer Cars and Bartholow, are cited for drunkenness or related offenses with various bonds posted.
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Howard
Laxton
Monrovia
J. R. Muller
East Patrick Street
Layton
Jack Horne
Pennsylvania
Horne
Bils
Worth Bartholow
East South
Carroll Streets
Baretholow
Cmeer
Mat
Carlin
Montgomery County
Bert Phebus
Hallamnoblle
Investi
South
Jefferson Street
Court
West Second Streets
Omeer
Phobus
Griver Myrtle
Cored
Long Lane
Court Street
Emory C. J. Statey
Walkersville
Staiey
Rededication of historic Tarisuan church observed at Hyattatown
The Tarisuan church at Hyattatown, after extensive repairs, rededicated on Sunday marking its sixty third anniversary since erection and the ninety fourth since the organization. Morning afternoon and night services were held to observe the occasion.
Religious services honor Rev WL ED P ton and others
In morning worship Rev WL ED P ton of Washington led the service with a Lord's Supper observance. An afternoon sermon by Roy J. Lloyd Black of Rock Christian church followed with the evening service. Mrs C Newton Kidd of Baltimore gave an address and Rev Charles Hume Funk of Beaver Creek preached in the evening.
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Frederick County
de Vit B. Zuse
Iis Convemuen
Thurmont High School
Ralphi
Katherine Keller
Kaherine Holter
Middletown
Brive
Frank M. Liddlerk
Misa Jeannette Lampson
Baltimore
Baltimore’ Council of Relieous Education
Antosio Traver
S. Fenian
Henry J. Stahr
Head College
McDonald
Liddle
Theodore
Muller
Virgil W. Doub
Mira William Brush
H.W. Whitehill
Nah One
Lig K. Baltimore
WL ED Pton, DD
Washington
Roy J. Lloyd Black
Rock* Christian Church
C Newton Kidd
Charles Hume Funk
Beaver Creek
Mal
Radio Day by Day by C and Butterfield AP 4010 Editor
New York November 5 Premier Ram say MacDoneld of Great Britain to address annual lord mayor’s banquet in London and speak to the United States via a twin-network rebroadcast Friday afternoon. Listings detail WEAF NBC WABC CBS exchanges with varied programs through the evening including concerts, a postmaster general address, and a Tuesday outlook with scheduled music and talks across stations.
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New York
Ramsay MacDoneld
Great Britain
London
United States
WEAF
NBC
WABC
CBB
Tre Uese Teng
Stebert Sheruoor
WEAP
WJZ
NHC
CBS
WACA
Yds Swartha
Joe Cook
the Grumitts
Buddy Rogers
Pasternack
Everett Marshall
Roca Ponselle
Black and Sully
Henry Plf
Joe Haymes
Wd4
Dangerous Paradise
Monstrels
Armerica
Muse
Fules
Wabc-Cbs
Jolly Coburn
Alom
B. A. Rolle
Dumke
NBC Music
Guild
National Elucation Association
Jewish Social Service
WJ4
Deathly plant poison seeds found in Indian tree
A report notes that a fatal toxin is present in the seeds of a tree native to East India. The substance, believed lethal, is derived from a plant species associated with the erychnos nix-voimica name in historical sources.
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Alonzo B. Seman
Ralph Sellman
Philpsu. Spencer
Pearl Thomps
Enness
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George Hoffmen
Hoar
Dick Potts
Frank Dorsey
Edw. H. Dean
George Nogle
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Cnises Pole Sons
Rasce
Appey Ec
Old Company
Lehigh
GEO. S. Rodock & Son
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Hyattstown
Butterfield AP
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
Samuel C. Fogle
New Amloway, Md
Pinkney A. Richardson
Orphans’ Court
Woodsboro District
Boss
Hillside Coal
Atk
Pennsylvania Hard Coal
Hillside Coal CO
Water Street
Kemp
State Armory
Oriole Orchestra
Ford
W. B
Essex
Albaugh
Chevrolet Sales, Inc
W. Patrick St
Citizens National Bank OF
Banking House
Reserve
Federal Reserve Bank
Total Capital Account
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Awains
Aselust
C Bank
ED. Baker
H. D. Baker
Arthur V. Myers
Archibald E Fisher
John 8. Newman
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