Mission Group in Day Meet at Maryland Synod Convention
The fifty third annual convention of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Maryland Synod United Lutheran Church in America convened at Johns Lutheran Church with Rev Charles H Corbet pastor. About 150 delegates from Maryland, Washington DC, Virginia and Pennsylvania attended. Sessions included greetings by Miss Bessie Martin, reports on missionaries to China, India and the Jews, and a late evening program with Holy Communion and missionary presentations. The final day featured officer elections, a talk on Africa, and readings of minutes as the group prepared for concluding ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Missionary Society of the
Meryland Synod
United Lutheran Church In America
Johns Lutheran Church
Thurmont
Charles H Corbet
Maryland
District of Columbia
Virginia
Pennsylvania
Edna Himbury
Henry Raabe
Evelyn
Lukens
Amos John Traver
The
Missionary Society
Forcmal
Bessie Martin
B C Ritz
Waynesboro
Res
Corbett
Amelia Kemp
Philadelphia
Clara Sullivan
China
Christie L Zimmerman
Maryland Synod
Traver
Marland Synod
Paul W Koller
Africa
Mie Bove
J D Werman
Barbara Weigand
E Gardner
Kornarerk Kane
William 4
Wade
Synod
H AL Waring
Washington
Sices
Worman
Dintiddie
Washington Magazine
Laston Mission Studio
Calin
Sehid- Knecht
Feldman
Baltimore
Edwin Thomas
Baltimore West Indies Industries
Huddie
Local Folks Attend Visits and Social Rounds in Sept
Copperville and surrounding towns saw a flurry of social visits and gatherings. Mr Deri Zepp and his wife spent time in Westminster while Mr and Mrs Caanes Boness with Mrs Skes attended a community sale in Bruceville. Mrs Fornet visited sisters Mre Dickensheets Woon Bridge Mr Latin. I Fow’t aus at Richard Hess spent Monday afternoon near Otterdale Staite. Mrs Hess visited Mrs Shank last week and Mrs Ferry McAlaane moved Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deri Zepp
Westminister
Tueeday
Caanes Boness
Skes
Bruceville
David Fornet
Latin
Richard Hess
Thn
Otterdale
Hess
Shank
Ferry McAlaane
Frederick
Granite Laman End Sen Hemas Wiliam
O¢ar Thurmont
More Young Rivals For Baby Show Honors
A class 3 group at the Fashion and Business Show in Ammiers featured many entrants with readable names and addresses. The list includes Howard Pink, Laurens Blaine Wren, Thomas Addon Hoffman, Norma Ann Gawker, Maney Catherine Wenzel, Paul Harman Jr, Harold Jacob Gubens, Alma Mant, David Fahrner, Robert Woetsville, Nancy Woodward Snoh, Herbert Staespetzer, Charles Myers, Ann Schebly Forkler, Doris Shaw, Earl Traces Jr, Willsood QuHara Jr, Helen Nixdorf, Robert Whitmore, David Lamatra, Peanees Pauline Fawley, Barbara Anne Blehi, Harry Keller, Barbara Ann Remsburg, Gladys Hossler, Eleanor Barnes, Kenneth Biugene Lewis, Water Lee Thrasher, James Rawlins, Nevin Trout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conne.t
Vita
Ammiers
O Might Howard Pink
Aenne Laurens
Blaine Wren
East
Chitin
Lssee
Thomas Addon Hoffman
South
Triact
Peter Lesa Sion Ey
Msket Steet
Norma Ann Gawker
Wisner Street
Maney
Catherine Wenzel
North Market ‘Street
Paul& Harman, Jr
Brad‘dock Helents
Rou
Harold Jacob Gub‘bens Ci
Alma Mant Dulaney
Walker Bernard Larkiner
Centre Steel
David Lawrence Fahrner
Pangiea Avenue
Robert Elite
Woetsville
Nancy Woodward Snoh
Park Avenue
Herbert Staespetzer
Walker Street
Tordros Charles Ernest Myers
East Church Street
Ann Schnebly Forkler
Rockwell Terrace
Doris Shaw
West
Patrick Street
Earl Traces Jr
Carroll Street
Willsood QuHara Jr
South Market Stree
Helen Nixdorf
E Wet College
Terace Robert Thomas Whitmore
Weet
David Lamatra
Peanees
Pauline Fawley
Juan Albert Schaeffer
North Market Street
Fellows
Rogers Studio
Barbara Anne Blehi
Harry Les Keller
Buckeystonh
Barbara Ann Remsburg
Jefferson
Gladys Marie Hossler
Eleanor Irene Barnes
Lester William
Glent Walkersville
Kenneth Biugene Lewis
Lee Thrasher
James Alfred Rawlins
Donald Speak
Nevin Trout
Bouth Market Street
Scrambled notes recount bowling master pont ramamen October 7 29
Fragmentary report lists Bowls players and events including Captain Hal and four title candidates. Mentions National Pas and National Team of Four titles with 1933 Masters runner up and 1934 masters runner up. Notes aims to finish top three and a meeting with Mrs Charles Younger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SCV
Aroels
Duphene
Ain Ami
Vinnes
Deion
Detour Thre Card Problem From Midwestern Champs
Detour Thre is the third of six problem hands by midwestern champions W with the contract four hearts West opens the queen of diamonds Can declarer take all the tricks The article describes a tricky bridge hand and debate over the winning play, noting the players and spectators and quoting remarks about bidding and play patterns. The text also includes local social notices and wedding announcements from Tonfiat and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Four Hearts West
Inquest Continues Over Death Of P. J. Runkles
An inquest into the death of P. J. Runkles adjourned after key witnesses including Jeremial Haskins and Elmer Loung prepared to testify. The fatal car crash near New Market involved an automobile driven by a youth, injuring eight others and killing Runkles as a crowd gathered. The investigation, led by Sheriff Joas Brough, paused with no definite date set for resumption.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Waltz
Jeremial Haskins
Elmer Loung
Reakles
Ragelle
Methle Shultz
Vi Yiry
Umjaries
Shultz
Ecoipam
Tse
Joas
Local Trial Details Colored Witnesses and Officials
A fragmented report notes that Carl Van Poole called a scene where Miro Aisaha treated a injured man. The testimony referenced Hawkins and a court proceeding with charges and testimony continuing. The list of witnesses and officials includes William E. Bue, George W Sponselier, Paul Zimmerman, Clarence Stevens, Frank Zimmerman, Murray Kile, and others including Leas and Beam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wes Alea
Carl van Poole
Miro Aisaha
Ann Dent
Obscure 20th Century Names In Middletown Area Mentions
A garbled list of personal names and street addresses appears, mentioning Raymond Franklin, Jeffe Bima Rich ard Notnagle, Mildred Louise Crampton, Dorris Jane Derry, Polly Ann Movie, Violet Peges, and others. The fragmented OCR reads like a community directory or notices with multiple streets such as Wisner Street, East Fourth Street, Magnolia Avenue, and Jefferson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feilins-Rogern
Atudie Heweler
Wisner Street
Mildred Louise Crampton
Esat Fourth Street
Dorris Jane Derry
Buckeystown
Dash Stent Bitlon
Ann Dodson
Mttal Shiptey
North Market Street
Polly Ann
Nora Malket
Baivaia
Ann Lossora
Jefferson Een
Darts Ponce Pulmer
Magnolia Avenur
Pegg
Ann Geislar
Traate
Violet Peges Bekenmode
New Widway
Joyce Wisner
Bast
Atrecu
Language Diversity Artifacts Amid Global Forum
A global event showcases a mosaic of 190 languages through art and media. Sherman Po Be versteppee leads the exhibit, highlighting linguistic variety and cultural exchange at the world forum. Attendees include delegates from multiple nations, artists, and researchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aurfart Heuer
Also Mentioned on This Page
Woman's Society of Maryland Lutheran Synod
Copperville
Sulleios
RY Ay
Mobo
Sandas
Mir Latrenre
Grace Spangle
Relate
Mrs Charles Younr
Ai Jae S
Dar Cote
Pas
Ato Weiaa
Azave
Tonfiat
Norths
Wead
Herman Koutz
Joan
Mrs Carroll
Larenica Ladiesbure
Beim
Oteber
Ottober
Saa Es
Capitan
Morne
Sabattay
Prederick
Nelso
Sofftatheran
St Bruntack
Helen Devaplane
Cear de
Johnston Brunsary
Sar
Park Atena
Oawi
Ae Maupin
Jon
Delplok
Selreenmenio
RAG
A's
P. J. Runkles
Farmers & Mechanics
National Bank
Frederick, Maryland
Bank of Prresnal Service
Markell & Ford
Frederick, MD
Chuldren
Atpan
Raymond Franklin
Bkdavard
Jeep
Oatieepheard
Fay
Helen
Jeffe
Bima
Ard Notnagle
Soul Market
Atreet
Robert Allen
Routzalin
Mversyilie
Sila
Sue
East Oequed Sticel Dora Jean
Orney Sherman
Nicodemus & Culler
Quaker City Frederick
Remsberg
Silver
Pofuar
Remsberg's Jewelry Store
KET Sotel Building
Nicodemus
AW Nicodemus
Matt
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