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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1933

Page

2

Giant From Within Inspires Walkersville Church Service

The Philippine Commission staff speaker Mr Baradi urged inner strength to conquer fear and hardship during a Walkersville United Brethren Church service led by Rev J W Pisher. The talks included welcome by Mary Catherine Dudrow and remarks on self-mastery, ending the church year with a benevolent budget collection of 112.25 dollars.

Walkersville Weriice Walter Duarow Lowe Moas Mary Catherine Dudrow Baradi Windles Aeem Supermanan Goliath David Nimpelt Lee Su- A Bitler Ray Zimmerman Murray Waonter Clyde Fogle Mire Walter Dudrow Ruth Irene Wachter George Kauffman Dudrow Hanson Siosimaser Gyde Fogle Hattie Orum Belial Beradi Fisher

Dollfuss welcomed by Paris as League opens

Geneva September 24. Chancellor Engelbert Dollfuss arrives with a large delegation as the 14th assembly of the League of Nations opens. Norman H. Davis and Raney Franzen also arrive amid talks on disarmament, with tension over anti German moves and Austro German relations.

Geneva Engelbert Aca Fuss Austria Assembly League of Nations Dollfusy Norman H. Davis Treaph Germany

FOR DAY TAILORED WOOLENS BY JOAN SAVOY

NEA Service writer Joan Savoy presents tailored woolens for fall wear. Describes dresses under coats in gray, green, arden shades with white pastels, belts, buckles and novel neck treatments. Highlights a rough wool frock, bias cut skirt, and a box pleat dress with a pink collar and self belt.

Joan Savoy NEA Toose Amar

Maryland dairy judging team finishes fourth at Eastern States Exposition

The Maryland dairy judging team from Boonsboro Sparks High and Frederick High placed fourth at the Eastern States Exposition in Springfield Massachusetts. Members were Elwood Athos Ellaworth Chilcoat William Fouche and instructor Robert K Remsberg. The event judged Holstein Friesian Ayrshire Guernsey and Jersey cattle with Ohio Vermont and Massachusetts taking top honors.

Maryland Springfield Mass Elwood Athos Boonsboro Ellaworth Chilcoat Sparks High School William Fouche Frederick Robert K. Remsberg Ohio Vermont Massachusetts Jersey Middletown University of Maryland Albert W Richardson George Finchen Maine Robert Jones Ship Frushour Jersey City

Old Docemenia Found The advantage of using the Low and Found

A 100 year old tax receipt was found by Catherine Cecil of Lime Kiln and returned to the News office from Mrs Betty Specht Adamatown. The recovered receipts, recently issued, date back about a century and were found at Mr McCrorys store on Friday.

Betty Specht Adamatown Dass Catherine Cecil MrCrorys

Baltimore Conscientious Objector Seeks Supreme Court Review

In behalf of Ennis Coale, objector to military training at the University of Maryland, attorneys Skeen and Oppenheimer filed an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court from Maryland Court of Appeals denial. The Appeals Court reversed Judge Ulman’s ruling that objectors have strong religious liberty protections. The university opposed Ulman’s decision, and Coale’s case may be reviewed in the fall session.

Baltimore Sept Ennis Coale University of Maryland John Henry Skeen Reuben Oppenheimer United States Supreme Court Maryland Court of Appeals Coale Joseph N. Ulman Ulman Maryland Court of Appeal Supreme Court

Snook and Roas Soar Into Catoomin Club Final

Carl W Snook and Dr William Roas advanced to the golf championship final at the Catoomin Country Club after strong semi final wins Sunday afternoon. Snook defeated Alvin G Quinn two up while Roas faced Dr F D Worthington in a tight match.

Snook Wins Club Championship After Tight Final

In day afternoon golf, Snook defended the club title as Quinn led 1 up through the fifteenth. A missed short putt by Breen at the fifteenth shifted momentum, Snook fought back, and after Dr Worthington missed a 20 inch putt on the eighteenth Snook claimed victory. The trophy is donated by Vincent Rogers. Separately, a Woodshoro Lutheran Sunday School class meeting held September 12 featured Maxine LeGore presiding, readings by Charlotte Ensor, 15 members and 2 visitors, and plans for the next gathering on October 1.

Quinn Snook Breen Dr Rowe Dr. Worthington Vincent Rogers Woodshoro Lutheran Sunday School Charlotte Ensor Maxine LeGore Louise Fogle Woodsboro Lutheran Sunday School Wilbur Hkrise Victoria Smith Norman Stitely Hagel Stitely Charles Stitely Marin LeGore Bul Haugh Madeline Loots Teese DP Sass Kraveyo Lamar Haroki Shorb Ethel Dorsey Elwood Winters Reba Schildt Raymond Staley Marguerite Hilderbrand Nellie, Byler Mikdred Rise George Stephens Brice Houck Ethel Strine Virginia Bowers Louwe Fogle Ethel Winebrenner Romane Krise

Radio Schedule Fragment Reflects Network Lineups

Readable lines show daily Monday schedule across WEAF WABC and other networks with regional assortments. Listings include shows and times such as Jack Armstrong and Mildred Bailey, plus orchestrations and repeats across East Midwest Mountain and Pacific Coast regions.

Bc-Weaf Wear Mid Kedema Tom Mix Wiaard of Jack Danny Orene Hollywood Stara Banan Canada Ckae Wdau Wisn Wibw Kfh Kfab Wkbn Wee Wsbt Mountain—Kyvor Ks Coast Khj Koln Kgh Kfre Kal Ktpy Kyl Wtbke Krol Kern Kamb la— Bblewsyracuse Jack Armstrong Mark Warner Dunn Skippy Midwas Mildred Bailey Caat Jack Armetrong Midw George Sherban Orches Myrt Marge—zasl Bill Galen Greh—Dizie Rangere Travelers' Quartet Winagar Orch Dimie Gan Russe Midwe Beaks Carter Talk — Bank Hargy Bakers Jack Baus Midwent Edwin C. Mill Bamc Ore Iee Weet Pranint Dixie Plane Taam Amith Bengs Midwest Woey Wim Wiba Kfyr Wrva Wis Wink Wise Kow Kdyl Kghr Kghi Pacific Court Kgo Michard Himber Ensem Lowell Thom Orphan Annie Ames Andy Baby Rose Marle Country Club Nomads Orchestra Red Davis East Amos 'N The Post Prince Southern Symphony Phil Harris Orchas Scotti

It's Easy To Make Six Out Of This Hand But Seven Is Possible

WM McKrenney discusses a Ralph R Richards hand from California in which the declarer, faced with a spade lead and a queen of diamonds, engineers a line to seven tricks instead of six. Richards foresees the squeeze and plays clubs to preserve an extra trick, then cashes hearts to secure the small slam.

WM. E. McKrenney American Bridge League Ralph R Richards California Richards Atx Odd Mr Richards Bam Mr. Richards

Stamp design by Dublin artist used for Insh free state issue

Quint on James reports Dublin youth R J King designed stamps for Insh free state in commemorating Holy You with two penny pearl green and three penny blue. The Bangs prize winner received 250 dollars after an open contest. Also notes Latin American flag of the race stamps for Columbus discovery and possible U S stamp redesign. Watermelon party at Woodsboro Lutheran Sunday school with many attendees and games on the lawn.

Quinton James Dublin R J King Insh Free State Iwa Msue New York Paraguay Salvador Uruguay Brazil Guatemala Washington U. S Besit

Brazilian 200-reais stamp marks first national Eucharistic congress

Stamp expert Prescott H Thorp notes a red Brazilian issue with four corner symbols and crosses. The upper corners reference Pedro Alvares Cabral’s 1500 landing, the lower dates mark the congress timeline in Brazil, and a central medallion bears inscriptions for the first national Eucharistic congress. A monstrance holds the host, while a fish with Alpha and Omega symbols signals creation and end.

Prescott H Thorp Pedo Alvares Cabral Christ

Baby of the Civil War among 67th AR encampment attendees

Levis H Easterly of Colorado, age 81, known as the baby of the Civil War, was among veterans at the 67th annual encampment of the AR in St Paul Minnesota. His father and uncles served from southern Illinois, and as a youth he played a fife on battlefield sites.

St Paul Minn Levis H Colorado Trinois

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