New Officers Installed At Luther League Convention
The Luther League of the Evangelical Lutheran Synod of Maryland and D.C. closed its Twelfth Convention with 254 delegates reported. Fred M. Hesse of Baltimore was reelected president as Rev. Chester S. Simonton spoke on becoming living pictures of the Master's face.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
Luther League
Evangelical Lutheran Synod of
Fred M. Hesse
Baltimore
James Doub
Henry Falk
Everett S Childinecht
J. Harold Hooper
Webster Whitehill
Charles Whitten
Luthee Tiecehui
Woodulighs
Edward Goetz
Zion Lutheran Church
Washington
Mr. Whitten
Ethel Brindle
Edna Weiner
Mary Boeckel
Mary Mathaney
Maryland Synod
J. Edward Harms
Harms
Christ
Daily Radio Schedule Highlights September 8
Detailed listing of programs across multiple networks including WEAF CBS WABC and WJZ. Notable items: orchestras led by Paul Ash Kathryn Newman and Dick Messner, seasonable dances, musical satires, radio plays, and a health education segment. Notable performers include Lum and Abner and The Mountaineers.
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Noc-Weaf
Wdaf Northwest
Wimj
Kfyr
Wiax
Wiiarsig
Widx
Kdyl
Kair
Kghl
Acific Coast
Kgo
Orchas
Oreh
Arden irmer-Ochmidt
Alno
Shimpy Howard
Ain
Wim
Scotti
Orches
bo—Lum
Abbet
Tha Geldberge
Banderson-Crumit
Hadie Farum
Coast Kuor Ar
Bae
George Hall Orchea
Kty Marthe
Barney Mapp
Jack Armatrang
Midw
Rpu
Alay Cat
Aleo Coast
Kate Smith
Tener
Ren Eng
Cher
Nino Martini
Callt
Ted Musing
Orch
Nec-Wjz
Midweat
Cay
Wren
Northwest
Paul Ash
Orphan Aniast
Dick Messner
Orchestra
Kathryn Newman
Lowell
Poet Printe—pasicy
Ernie Holat Orchaa
Bartn
Mark Flaher
Luncheon Delights With Miss Beulah Boutres Hagerstown
Delegates enjoyed accordion solos by Miss Beulah Boutres Hagerstown at a luncheon held at 12.30 o'clock. She regularly entertains over the radio from the Hagerstown station.
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Beulah Boutres
Hagerstown
Gar Wood Wins British International Trophy Race
Gar Wood retained the Harmsworth plaque for the United States by narrowly defeating British challenger Hubert Scott Paine in the second race of the 1933 British International trophy series near Marine City Michigan. Wood’s Miss America averaged 86.997 mph over 95 nautical miles, with Paine in Britain II clocking 85.789 mph. Ben Keilholtz was arrested on a charge of operating an automobile while under the influence of liquor on West Patrick Street.
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Marine City
Mich
Gar Wood
America
Hubert Scott Paine
Wood
Britain
Itire
Limes
Hha
Hue Uller Phol
Furgen
Ben Keilholtz
Middletown
Alton Shaff
Shaff
Keilholtz
West Patrick
Deer Draws Crowds at Watkins Glen State Park
Wat kins Glen New York September four crowds flock to the state park to view a deer marooned on a narrow ledge above a gorge for nine days. The deer feeds on fresh water and food provided by Conservation Department staff as officials decide on the animal’s fate.
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Watking Glen
Watkins Glen
State Conservation Department
Flint Hill Church Anniversary Attracts Former Members
Flint Hill M E Church near Bourn hosts an 68th anniversary service led by Rev J J Ringer and Rev Dr J Paul Tyler with former pastors invited. A noon basket dinner follows and committees plan events plus a fourth conference session. Merrit D Shankie chairs arrangements and about 100 families from several states are invited.
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Flint Hill M. EB
Bourn
Frederick
John P. Hall
Montgomery County
Piint Hill
Maryland
J. J. Ringer
Friendship
Chesapeake Charge
Baltimore
Flint Him
Joan Paul Tyler
Wil
Zoo P.m
Tyler
John Henry Kuhlman
Washington
Montgomery
Bualtimore
Walter A. Catsail
Lacey Hoffman
Edna Ricketts
Merrit D. Shankie
Local Talent Plans Picnic and Choir Event In Dallas
The program lists Miss Raron Crawford and Mrs David Kanode organizing music with C S Crawford directing the church choir. Tables for the picnic dinner are under W Q Yingling Harkey Ricketts Edger Schwartz care. Guests include Mrs Yingling and Mrs Crawford with Lawerence Ricketts and Buckingham Woodrow Congrave to record attendance. Federal investigators assess Bailey jail escape as possibly aided from inside after four hours freedom.
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Raron Crawford
Mra
David Kanode
C. S. Crawford
C. Lewis Crawford
Chorch Choir
W. Q. Yingling
Harkey Rickets
Edger Schwartz
Mrr
O. Yingling
C. P. Crawford
Lawrence Ricketts
Buckingham
Woodrow Congrave
Dallas
Tex
Harvey Baltey
Bailey
Bailey Guarded by Machine Guns After Ardmore Dash
Harvey O Bailey, accused kidnapper of Charles Urschel, was placed in the Oklahoma County jail after a dash from Ardmore Oklahoma. Local authorities guarded him with machine guns as he was brought to the city for detention.
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Oklahoma City
Harvey O ' Bailey
Charles P. Urschel
Oklahoma
Ardmore
Oklo
Balley
Labor Day Dance Draws Local Officials and Couples
About thirty five couples attended the Labor Day dance at the Catoctin county courthouse. A dancing orchestra from Baltimore provided music as guests enjoyed the event hosted by the Sheriff's department.
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Laboc Day
Catoctin
Counsey Cig Mondsaight
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