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News in Frederick, Maryland

02 Sep 1919

Page 8

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Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1919

Page

8

Reformed Church Forming Forward Movement Officials Named

The Reformed church accelerates its forward movement with a three-region leadership plan. Executive secretary is Dr Joseph H Apple head quarters in Philadelphia. Regional secretaries named for East Annville Pennsylvania Central Akron Ohio and Western Sheboygan Wisconsin.

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Idge Apple Hood Reformed Church Bidg Phila General Synod Philadelphis Joseph H. Apple Heod College Mraderick BS. Bremer D. J First Reformed Church Greensburg Willian Lampe Philadelphia United Misionary and Stewardship Committee Uranus College Collegeville George J. Omwake Department of Education and Publicty Edwin IM. Harriton Granklin Marshall Academy Lancaster Ps Stroigest Fern Region Willan FB. DeLong Annville George W. Goad Akwon L. D. Benner Sheboygan Wis Western General Synod Commission H.W. Apple Wil Pas A. R. Bartholomew D. D Bremer D. D. Greensburg Emory L. Coblents Kradevlck Rev Cresty U. 0. Reading Pay S. DeChant D. Hanover Ernest N. Evana Kutthas Ory Josiay Friedh Carl H. Gramm Reading Harris Morgantown Kilerim Indianapols Ind Puup Koshring Milwaukee Adolph. Krampe Cleveland Ohio Willan Bk. Lampe Dalladelphia FLOW Leich Galion Junca W. Meminger Pag Charles . Miller Tifin Tufur W. Miller Dod Pay Harry Walley Paylev J. D Reuse
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Church movement to organize and energize denomination

A fragmented text lists names including Smith Dayton G and Rauch Stan and Rev HW Vitz and cites plans for a church movement. It mentions organizing the entire church to function efficiently and a large network of training conferences in early fall, with broad work to follow in principal centers and localities.

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Smith Dayton Rauch Stan Wilkes-Barre Jay ALK Texter Wikidaburs HW. Vitz Indianapolis Ind
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Explosion Victim Samuel Brandenburg Buried in Wolfsville

Samuel Brandenburg, 28, a World War II veteran previously serving overseas including the Argonne, died in a boiler explosion aboard a Lake steamer at Sault Ste Marie Michigan. Survived by parents five sisters and three brothers, his body returned home for a 2 pm funeral at his home conducted by Rev J Bo Umbarger and Rev Mr Stroup, with interment at Hitheran Cemetery Myersville. Funeral director was Imory Frey.

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Nafter Argonne Forest Samuel Kelly Brandenburg Wolfsville Sault Ste. Mas Mich Mereby Sault Ste. Marie J. Bo Umbarger Mr. Stroup Hitheran Cemetery Myersville Tmory Frey
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Three Cows Set Butter Fat Record in County

Charles Himes announced three cows topped forty pounds of butter fat over thirty-one days for Frederick County Cow Testing Association. Swomley’s Holstein led with 1566 pounds milk and 2.8 butter fat totaling 43.8 pounds. Shaffer and Holte tied for second and third with 41.2 and 40.6 pounds respectively.

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Charles Himes Frederick County Cow Testing Association T. C. Shatter Millard Nolter Midaletown IL HL New Predic Ing T. C. Shaffer Millard Holte
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Scientist Here Studying Races Dialogue with Reporters

A professor, Moensi, recalls clashes with newsmen during interviews in Los Angeles and Kansas. He describes journalists misquoting him, the ethics of reporting, and his experiences at Court Street offices between spinning wheels as he discusses anthropology, education in Europe, and lingering imperial ties.

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Euope Onn Sty Europe Moensi Dos Angeles Phan Phch Nanses van Dyke Court Street Wishe Begran Zuayder Zee Amerongen Wiheim Mie Waviste Netherlands Poegt Préf
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EOR Eia Lydia E. Pinkham Charles E. Morgan Lydia E. Pinknam Rhages Swift & Company vWo Re Vrivey Ste Ford Frederick Motor CO East Patrick Street Frederick, Md
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