Joash Church debt drive nets four thousand dollars
The Joash church debt fund offering raised about $4,000 at a morning service. The event featured a pageant, choir, and a large turnout. proceeds aim to reduce debt on church and school buildings built in 1930. Local dignitaries and congregants supported the drive with a formal program led by Rev. B. W. Mock.
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Het
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Marta
Crest Webb
Ames Hendricks
Aura
Amon Henrickson
Missdith Radclitz
Ernest C. Webb
Mary Bes
Ernest Caby
Renee Fagan
Dover Daugherty
Nicodemus
Charla T Rros
Wanl S. Rite
James Houck
Bownco
Matsed Nevon
Usher TN
Marence
Harris
Cetina Mes
R. Ames Hendrickson
Guyne
Francis 5
Galther
Charles E.dso
Emory Shipiey, Jr
Tnnetl Alexander
Icholi
Bing
Edward
Rice
Charles Eudean
Francs S. Gaither
Ranma R. Lewis
Guy V. Brit
B. W. Mocks
wWirmen
Casper E Cline
Guson
Raymond J. Ford
Chas, Hudson
Ams
Jenrickson
Ns L. Wilson
A. Atlee Radcliff
Msom
R. Louis
Mra
Stamps and Jubilee Stamps and Construction News
The report notes a rise in stamp values from 10 francs to around 50 francs, an air mail bank note type issue, and high blue delivery stamps bought at a New York auction for 17 cents. It also mentions the Sultan of Zanzibar’s jubilee, a $1 000 000 cost for Japan’s Diet Building, and commemorative clamps with images of the building and its entrance.
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Wrenee
France
Gozn
United Mates
Newe York
Zanzibar
Sevyyed We Khalifa bin Maruf
Amd
Japan
Tokio
Poirne
Christmas Club Thrifties
Christmas Club, Inc
Christmas Club
New York
Thrifties
Washington Club forms at Mt Saint Marys College
Nov 16 Emmitsburg Mt Saint Marys students form the Washington Club to lead as officers Joseph Cutter president Thomas Johns treasurer Carl Mills secretary Joseph Hanlon corresponding secretary Miles Tryte treetman. Club linked with Washington Alumni Association led by Michael Tracy. Also notes social visits and appointments among alumni and students. Farmers once given free seed in 1893 in Hall County Texas now described as the aviary crop.
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Emmitsburg Esamutaburg
Washington
Mt Bt Marty's
Washingonians
Joseph Catter
Thomas Johns
Carl Mills
Joseph Hanlon
Milekim
Tryte
Treetman
Mt. At. Mary's Weahsington
Michael Tracy
Carl Bigafoore
Jeanette
Sigafoone
L Duncan Moore
Hall County
Tex
State Police at Scene of Strike in Cumberland
Police and state troopers establish a perimeter around the Cumberland plant as striking workers picket and block access. Major Thomas Woodoon leads officers to clear a path for trucks and pedestrians while union leaders demand higher wages and better benefits. Garey stresses free speech and right to picket but warns workers against interfering with property and entry as Gov Nice is kept informed.
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Clerc
Carey
Thomas Woodoon
Disney
Enra
Hla
Atcikera
Garey
Gov
W. Nice
Radio Day by Day Coverage Plans Peace Conference
Radio Day by Day New York reports Corded Hall en route to the Pan American conference in Buenos Aires with broadcasts via shortwave. Dr. Jose Carlos Titazil, minister of foreign affairs, will discuss American relations. An all American football talk segment features Eddie Dewey and other commentators, with further programs across football and music.
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Corded Hall
Buenos Airs
Rb. de Jane
Jose Carlos
Dis Bates
Amine
Titazil
Hn Gener
Heme
Gallesta
Confernee
Sihe
de Bat
WIL
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Kalus
Nene
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Inet
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Beaides
Chanier
Kathmy
Eddie Dewey
CLS
Oly
Tydy Shette
Police Make Move After Disrupted Crime Ring
fragments describe a police operation with officers from Cumberland and Neers WOK May and ROP Lewis in a party led by Sergt Disld Et Petersen.
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Threpreincek
Walleo
Cumberland
Sergt Disld Et Petersen
Neers
Radio Schedule Fragments and Performers Listed
A garbled list shows various radio programs and performers across stations NBC CBS WABC WJIZ and WGBS or similar. Entries include Richard Crooks Lily Pons Adolphe Menjou Bughouse Rhythm Jack Denny Orchestra and Harriet Monroe with a mix of concert broadcasts and children's programs.
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WEAP
Nbc
Richard Crooks
Warden Lance
Dick Himber
Eastman
Tfusica Loast
WABC
CBS
Goose Car Parson
Heidi
Fick
Pat
Lily Pons
Adolphe Menjou
Conseriation Plees
Qtz
Jack Denny Orcheatra
WJIZ
HBO
Heles Hayes
Yo—Afelodiana
Jack Mears
National Radio Pureum
Hoperoon
Dr. Muidiy
WAGBC
Behowl
Theate J Joe—Coolidge
Billy Mills
Ter Childre
Harriet Monroe
Frostburg Girl Dies from Auto Crash Injuries
Miss Wilhelmiea Schlutterboch, 18, Frostburg, Md., died in Cumberland hospital from injuries sustained in a November automobile crash. She battled internal injuries and a fractured pelvis after the collision that killed Misso Hersick and severely injured his brother George Hersick.
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Cumberland
Wilhelmiea Schlutterboch
Frostburg
Miso Hersick
Kolondyke
George
Five Youths Die In Auto Hits Train Crash
Five youths were killed and another seriously injured when their automobile collided with a moving train near Kankaker. Four victims were cremated in the demolished car, which burst into flames after the wreck.
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Kankaker, i
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