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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1934
Page
2
The page lists many churches with pastors and service times including Holy Communion, morning worship, evening services, Sunday schools, and special events. It notes Rev John L Yeo and Rev Douglass Hooff among others and mentions planned sermons, vesper services, and literary programs at multiple congregations.
Nebraska farmers face drought yet report higher incomes due to price increases and AAA benefits. Estimates show 1934 income around 144 million dollars, with farm receipts boosted by higher prices for corn hogs cattle and dairy and by government payments totaling tens of millions. Retail sales rise in Omaha and bank clearings show solid gains. farmers store corn, reduce waste, and use trench silos to feed stock while awaiting rain.
A Sunday evening gathering at Mountaindale Union chapel features script reading, prayer, and singing. Betty Mane Baumraidner and Myrtle Mitler perform duets, saxophone and piano solos appear, and P. Luther Rive leads a closing piano duet.
Near Saturday September a church convention will open with conferences and recreation on the church lawn. Intermediate and Juniors have services, a fellowship banquet at 5 30, and an evening session at 7 30 when county officers are elected. Rev L Ralph Tabor to speak. Birthday social honors Mrs Donets. Vespers program planned with Rev Y aR Lispyr. Ladies' Aid to meet at St Heran church with annual business and home service at the Dwth church.
The Braddock Womens club hosted a flower show at the Grange Hall on September 14 with members from Jefferson, Ballenger, Buckeystown, Jag Bridge, New Market, Harmony Grove and Mt. Pleasant. Judges named Mrs Elmer Maison and Mrs Rav soho among top participants. Miss Daisy wane won first prize and Mrs yan took second. other awards included Mrs. Ass and Mrs yan in various placements.
A sermon argues that democratic safety lies in spiritual foundations and neutrality rather than reliance on foreign or material power. It cites Israel's prophets and Isaiah warning against Egypt alliances, urging faith, virtue, and moral integrity as the nation's true strength.
The Young People's Sesteryear Easter Hill church will hold its regular Morning meeting Sunday evening at 7:40 o'clock. An interesting program is being arranged by the committee in charge. Phi Delta Theta is the largest national college fraternity.
New York reports detail a packed week of radio lineups with Grahame McNamee Ted Husing Don W. Johnson and other coast talent returning. NBC CBS and WJZ are listed with horae and program titles including bands orchestras and talk shows across WEAF WABC and WJZ.
Bruce Catton reviews Adams' book America's Tragedy a study of the Civil War as the great national tragedy. He credits Adams with a thorough survey of war causes and argues the lasting bitterness came from home front strains rather than battlefield losses. The work published by Scribner's is praised as a fine summary.
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