Methodist Protestants back lay representation in union plan
Baltimore reports Dr James Straughn announcing in the tri Methodist union plan lay representation will be equal in church administration. The plan would unite the Methodist Episcopal Church South and the other two branches, with member totals cited for the future united church.
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Baltimore
James Straughn
Straughn
Episcopal Church
South
Croton
Chuirch
Miso
Conamington
Commission On
tri-Methodist Union
No Lady
Watch
Bishop James Cannon Defines Union Plan Outlook
Bishop James Cannon says a constitutional majority of annual conferences must favor the union plan for the General Conference in 2038 to vote in favor. He notes no alternative action. Dr Reus references the 108 year split from the Episcopal church and a second Methodist split in 1844.
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AML
Methodist Episcopal Church
General Conference
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Canard J. Mees
Wilson Memorial
Baltimore
Winchester
Northwest Conference
James Cannon
Reus
Episcopal Church
Junior Rally Held At Walkersville Church
A junior rally at Walkersville United Brethren Church featured George F R Smith of the Maryland Christian Endeavor Union presenting the year’s goals. The event included a fusball style game, class yell creation, readings by Juniors from multiple societies, prayers, songs, and a plan to hold another rally later in the year. Representatives from Adamstown Reformed Walkersville A B Myersville Lutheran Mt Pleasant Reformed Liberty M Middletown Reformed Frederick Presbyterian and Grace and Evangelical Reformed attended.
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Walkersite United Brethen Church
Priday Evenieg
Maryland Christian Endeavor Union
George FR Smith
Max Pisher
Mary Cathereine Dutrow
Dizzette Pisher
Iavity Mimmerman
Donald Crrggett
Mr Smith
Mr Pleasant Society
Leals Ropp
Doris Dex Javier
Charles Barker
Gene Geisbert
Leals Anderson
Kathleen Alebaugh
Jure Locarer
Gene Hahn
Atlamitcal Society
Jean Yingling
Katherine Wilt
Alice Ta Uru
Thelma Wild
Robert Penn
Smith
Ruth Krelg
Adamstown
Walkersville
Myersville
Mt. Pleasant
Liberty
Middletown
Frederick
Precbsterian
Grace and Evangelical Reformed of
Negro Is Jailed As a Drunken Operator
Jerome Johnson, a Nashville, Tennessee man, was arrested Sunday night after driving a truck in an erratic pattern on a blocked city block near sewer construction. He faces drunken driving and operating without a license charges, and a hearing was set for tonight. A registration card found in the truck bore Herbert L. Goldberg's name of 526 North Market Street, with police trying to contact Goldberg.
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Jerome Johnson
Nashville, Tenn
Johnson
Oficer
Fred Straley
Carroll Parkway
College Avenue
Bentz Street
Blanky Lyles
Phebus
Guy R Bartholon
Allen Mc Henry
Hand Bags Grow Up Top Mes for Venes and Hair
Fragmentary OCR notes describe hand bags maturing with trends in accessories. Mentions include Venes and hair styles with phrases like grown up and smart. No clear event, date, or proper names fully readable.
Plead Guilty To Thefts At Chevy Chase Homes
Rockyil e Md May 22 Pleading guilty to charges of an attempted burglary at the Chevy Chase home of Mrs Ro Manson Westina two Washington brothers one an employee of the Capital Tribune Bureau Were sentenced to about two years six months each in the Maryland court The sentences were pronounced by Judges Arthur D Willard and Charles W Woodward The Miller brothers John N Miller 29 and George E Miller 24 were arrested November 9 by Sergeant Farl Burdine and Patrolman Leo Day after Mrs Westman returning home found two men ransacking the second floor They fled and Mrs Westman called police The brothers were picked up a short distance away The younger man led police to a hideout and surrendered A prompt police description led to the capture The elder Miller brother listed his occupation as a tie clerk in the Washington Profile Bureau Judge Woolyard censured them saying breaking into a residence is a serious crime and the sentence reflected the gravity of the offense
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Rockyil’e Md
Chey CIA
Ro Manson Wethina
Trime Bureau
Mary and Moore
Correcetton
Arthur D Wllard
Charles W Woodward
Montsomer
Montsomer Cunty Coun © At the the Brothers, Joh N Miller
George E. Miller
Sergt Far] Burdine
Leo Day
Shifting Of Acreage Will Help Dairymen
Washington Now 27 PF Reet chief of the Bureau of Dairy Industry said a marked shift in revenue from salt producing crops to soil improving grasses and silage this year would help dairymen. Federal and State extension agencies with the new soil conservation program and research work demonstrate the value of efficiency in dairying.
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Washington
Bureau of Dairy Industry
Best Holiday Business Since 1929 Forecast
Henry Wnt mann of the National Advanation of Credition Helmann predicts a holiday season busting records nationwide. His monthly review to 29,000 association members in manufacturing, wholesaling and banking cites current indices of business activity and progress as support for the forecast.
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New York
United States
Henry Ho Wntmann
National
Advanation of Credition
Helmann
Pancture vine threatens Americas with historic weed spread
A weed once trouble in ancient Mediterranean lands is now causing increasing damage across America. Authorities warn of rapid spread, potential crop loss, and the need for early control measures, as this pest reaches new regions and tests agricultural resilience.
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Mediterranean
America
Permanent Aquariunt In Hagerstown Is Possible
A fragmentary notice describes plans for a large aquariums complex in Hagerstown with multiple rooms featuring a fish hatchery and viewing troughs. Mentions a state attorney Wells of Baltimore and a genealogical note about Dolly Hayden enters the University line.
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Hagerstown
Wells
Baltimore
Wels
Dolly Hayden
Beheaded Names in Local News Spark Confusion
Unclear OCR text fragment mentions individuals Mro and Stra J Heenard Wells and Bat nore, with garbled phrasing about prandparenta last Week and dw Oenn tie tn ee bored Ue Ube ve telnedaw mod da dite oui Mos AMO EG Stave. No clear event or location.
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Arends
Heenard Wells
Stave
Ofa
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