Quiet Day at Emanuel Church with Dr Michael Coleman
Frederick notes lead Reverend Samuel A G Smith and Women’s Auxiliary attend Quiet Day Services in Baltimore at Emanuel Episcopal Church conducted by Dr Michael Coleman formerly of England. Coleman spoke on Worship Hardship and his wartime service in London during the blitz.
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26 Years Ago Today Thy Ayal Pecan
A garbled anniversary item notes events from 1918 including Prince Maximilian of Baden as chancellor and Germany’s collapse. It recalls Bulgaria’s surrender on Sept 29 and Allied advances in the Argonne Champagne and Hindenburg Line context. Reports say Roosevelt campaign appearances were not waning in impact.
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$50,000 suit moved for venue change in Maryland case
A suit for $50,000 removed from Washington county to Carroll county seeks a venue change. Plaintiffs William C. Wolfinger and Richard G. Wolfinger executors of Scott M. Wolfinger’s will accuse Augusta M. Cearfors of taking 14 percent of anticipated benefits from the Snyder will and receiving $400. Local attorney Walter Linn represents the defendant. A separate $10,000 trolley truck collision suit from Baltimore seeks action against the Baltimore Transit Co and Norman Walker with attorneys listed for each side. The report also highlights a feature on using leftover chicken in recipes.
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World Series Opens As Cardinals Meet Browns In Sunny St. Louis
Sun shines on Sportsman's Park where the Browns and Cardinals resume the World Series tied 1–1. Ted Wilks and Jack Kramer debut as 35,000 expected for game two at 2 p.m. The day includes a theft report from Smithsburg as $2400 in paper money disappears from Samuel Lowman’s trunk.
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