Centennial Observance of Reform Church Mission Board
The first cen tennial observance of the Board of Home Missions of the Reformed Church in the United States held in Sandy morning with services attended by Grace Reform and Evangelical Reformed Congregations. Rev Charles B Schaeffer spoke on Honouring the Past, tracing the board's history since 1826. Plans for a $100,000 bank offering were announced for November 14 to support expansion into new fields.
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Board of Wome Missions
Reformed Church
United States
Evangelical Reformed Church
Grace Reformtea
Evangelical Reformed
Charles B. Schaef- Zar
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions
B. B.kram“Mess
Riffin
Ohio
Women's Missionary Society
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Evangelical Weurch
Chalmers Wilson Walck
Grace Re
Joseph
Apple
Head College
Schaeffer
Home Mission Board
Joseph S. Wise
Edmund R. Biebbach
Lts
Tsrael
America
Wolland
Allegheny Mountains
Greensburg
Pittsburgh
North Carolina
South
Maryland
Society of the German Reform Church
Jonathan Helfenstein
Board of
Fore In Missions
Ts. E
Mes
Wom
Brammes
Kieffernan
Seneral
Evangelical Reformed Concretation
Macs
Aynt Ocean
Sexman
Dr Schacter
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Cornerstone Laid for First Baptist Church at Weverton
The cornerstone of the new First Baptist church at Weverton was laid Sunday at 3 PM in a service attended by 200 to 300 people from Cumberland Hagerstown Keedysville and Brownsville. Rev. W C Royal delivered the address on What Meaneth These Stones as a Bible and church records were sealed inside the cornerstone.
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First Baptist Church
Weverton
Cumberland
Hagerstown
Keedysviile
Brownsyvile
W. C. Royal
William Il.gailhouse
Matthew Robb
J.P. Daniel
Wetertun
Mr. Royal
J. T. Irwin
Miners Still Entombed at Oliver Mine in Ironwood
Rescue workers began attempting to establish communication with forty miners trapped hundreds of feet underground after a Friday cave in at the Oliver mine. Debris blocks the shaft as efforts to clear the main passage continue, officials say the men may still be alive and tablet food will be sent if needed. The scene also notes flowers on hats and fur coat fashion trends.
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Ironwood
Mich
Oliver
Frederick Frederick Hall Bridge Completion Delays Spark Concern
The first of three Frederick bridges on Brewer's alley opened to traffic. West Patrick and East Patrick street spans face weeks more work due to solid base issues and pile driving. Engineers report high water and foundations as key delays, potentially missing the Frederick Fair.
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Frederick City
Brewer's Alley
West Patrick Street
East Patrick Street
Carroll Creek
Patrick Street
Villa Lombed Deputy Chiesa Villa Damaged By Bombs
In Florence on September 27 attackers damaged the villa of Republican Deputy Chiesa, an opposition leader at Massa. Intruders forced entry in the owner’s absence and planted an explosive designed to detonate after they left. The report notes the ground freezes to 100 feet in Stherla.
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Villa Lombed
Florence
Italy
Chiesa
Massa
Stherla
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Studebaker
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Studebaker Corporation of America
the Blue Ridge Transportation CO
W. C. Hann
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Karpen Furniture
C. E. Cline
S. Market St. Frederick
Egham
the Pearce Pharmacy
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market Street
P. O
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Dimley
Mullinix
Bentz
the Rug Store
South Market St
Frederick, Md
Helfenstein & Urner Insurance