Funeral Today for Rev Dr C F Steck Pastor of Local Lutheran Church
Reverend Charles Frederick Steck age eighty died Saturday morning at his daughter's home near Waynesboro Virginia after a lingering illness. He served the Evangelical Lutheran church in Frederick for more than six years and helped revise the church constitution. His death leaves Rev. Dr. U S G Rupp as surviving former pastor. Born August 15 1858 in Lancaster Pennsylvania he was educated at Wittenberg College and ordained in Louisville Kentucky. He held pastorates in New Castle Indiana Louisville Kentucky Springfield Ohio and Frederick Maryland where he arrived in 1903 and served until 1910. His tenure included the churchs fiftieth anniversary and the removal of the old burying ground to Olivet cemetery. He remained a prominent figure in the Maryland Synod until his death. Funeral arrangements to be announced.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Jeannette S. Corner
Waynesboro
Lutheran Church
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U.S. G. Rupp
Lancaster
Daniel
Susan Edwards Steck
Middletown
Steck
Wittenberg College
Springfield
Ohio
Louisville
New Castle
Ind
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Grace Church
Fourth Street Lutheran Church
Frederick
Church Street
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Maryland Synod
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Epiphany Lutheran Church
Washington
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Frederick College
Charles F. Steck
Femally
Masonic Lodge
Mountain City Lodge
Knights of Pythias
Florence G. Jones
First Flyer to Pierce The Stratosphere on Greek Myth Stamp
A 1933 Greek myth stamp depicts Daedalus fastening wax wings on Icarus as they soar from Crete past Samos Delos and Lebinthus. Icarus flies too high melting the wax and crashes in the Aegean Sea, later buried on a named island. Moonright 1938 NBA Service.
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Daedalus
Minos
Icarus
Samos
Delos
Lebinthus
Aegean Sea
Tearia
Moonright
NBA Service
Ned
Farewell to Rev Dr Steck Former Frederick Pastor Dies
Rev Dr Steck longtime Frederick pastor died suddenly at his Waynesboro home aged, with a career spanning Maryland Synod leadership and Epiphany Lutheran call in Washington. He served as president of the synod, held Masonic honors, and retired after a yearslong ministry across Frederick and Waynesboro. Funeral held today at his late home with attendees planned from local circles.
Four Treated After Automobile Accident Near Brunswick
Four persons were treated at Schnauffer Hospital Brunswick for slight injuries after a Sunday midnight automobile crash on Rosemont when a car was forced off the road and rammed a telephone pole. Passersby drove the injured to hospital. Named injured include Raymond Showe 21 Sharpsburg driver with a lacerated nose and contusions Oliver Grove 36 Sharpsburg with a lacerated forehead and shock Miss Nellie Adams 30 Brunswick with facial injuries.
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Schnauffer Hospital
Brunswick
Rosemont
Raymond Showe
Sharpsburg
Oliver Grove
Nellie Adams
Lander and Woodsboro Women's Clubs Hold Meetings
Lander Women's Club gathered at Mrs. George Lakin’s home with thirteen members and five visitors. Reports included The Red Signal by Grace Livingston Hill, with poems read by members. Woodsboro Club hosted by Mrs. Glen H Lenhart with twenty two members. Christmas decorations demonstrated and a Halloween refreshment committee named. A joint meeting with Walkersville and Harmony Grove clubs was planned for Thursday at 2 pm at Walkersville MEEL church auditorium.
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Lander Club
Lander Women’s Club
George Lakin
Grace Livingston Hill
Helen Morrison
Nina
Marriott
Woodsboro
Glen H. Lenhart
Woodsboro Women's
Elizabeth Geisbert
John. W. Drenning
J. E. Stoner
M. Z. Cramer
J. E. Storer
Laura Zentz
Weiner Cramer
Guy Eicelberger
Ira G. Houck
Gail L. Catshall
Walkersville
Harmony Grove
Walkersville Meel Church
Unnamed occupants injured in car crash near Berkeley Springs
Berkeleys Springs residents were treated for bruises and an ankle injury after a car crash that also injured John Delauney of Sharpsburg who suffered hip injuries and shock. Two other unnamed passengers were uninjured. All treated at the hospital were discharged Sunday evening. No State Police investigation was conducted.
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Merly
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
John Delauney
Sharpsburg
Pleasant Grove Women’s Club Meets at Linden Hills
Mrs A Windsor Davis hosted Pleasant Grove Women’s Club at Linden Hills with seven members and two visitors. Officers led with prayer and a song selection. A Children’s Aid Society donation was approved. District flower show plans were set for New Market October 7. New Market hosts Jug Bridge Williamsville and Pleasant Grove. One new member welcomed Mrs Browning Davis. Refreshments served.
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A. Windsor Davis
Linden Hills
Pleasant Grove
New Market School
New Market Club
Jug Bridge
Iiamsville
A. W. Davis
Frederick
Browning Davis
Evangeles Lutheran church names new assistant pastor
At a congregational meeting of Evangeles Lutheran church the call to Rev Herbert L Schiuderberg Batt was extended to serve as assistant pastor, succeeding Rev Paul Gleichman who sails for India. Gleichman and his wife will be supported as missionaries abroad. Schruderberg, from Epiphany Lutheran Baltimore, has aided the pastor and will consider the call. The congregation also approved a land lease with Harbison-Walker Refractories for about 200 acres in Garrett County to mine fire clay.
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Lutheran Church
Herbert L Schiuderberg Batt_more
Paul Gle
India
Gle
Giechman
Schruderberg
Epiphany Lutheran Church
Baltimore
Amos J. Traver
Caurch
Trig
Gettysburg College
Gettysburg Theological Seminary
A. BR. Wentz
Gettysburg Seminary
Rey
Harbison-Walker Refractories Company
Pittsburgh
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Garrett County
Busy beavers keep teeth in check to close mouths
Beavers constantly gnaw to prevent teeth from overgrowing. If not worn down, their incisors would become so long they could not close their mouths.
Network schedules shift as Europe broadcasts resume
New York reports a pattern of resumed programming after a tense week with Europe. NBC and CBS trade claims on who was first to air key Munich agreement broadcasts as schedules for tonight and Tuesday highlight a mix of talks, music, and dramatic programs across WEAF WABC WJZ CBS networks.
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Marek Webers
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Dick Himbertshow
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WJZ
NBC String Symphony
Paul Kain
Britain Pledges Continued Union With France
Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain sent a personal message to Premier Edouard Daladier pledging Great Britain's continued union with France. King George VII addressed subjects praising their calm resolve during these critical days and commending the Prime Minister.
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London
Neville Chamberlain
Great Britain
France
Edouard Daladier
George VII
Munich pact loom in tense British session
Chamberlain faces a tempestuous parliamentary session to report on the Munich four power accord and Britain’s handling of Czechoslovakia. The prime minister must justify France’s reaction, Anglo-German tensions, and new proposals amid widespread public tension and calls for decisive action.
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Munich
Czechoslovakia
Sudeten
Germany
Hiver
Ulgt
Os al Ang
Cnanberbe
France
Bly Dramate
Creomulsion Ad Warns Of Cough Dangers
A vintage advertisement urges readers to treat a three days cough or chest cold with Creomulsion. It claims the remedy goes to the seat of trouble, soothes, loosens, and expels phlegm, and offers a refund if not satisfied. The ad stresses asking for Creomulsion by name to ensure authenticity.
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