06 Apr 1925
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1925
Page
1
Maryland crows the best wheat for breadmaking but bakers favor Northwest spring wheat for higher loaf yield. FL P. Cohill of Heneoes, president of the Maryland Parm Gureau Federation, urged Palamore Homemakers League to organize against rising prices and retail dealers in stores and city.
The speaker states farmers want justice and fair play. Mr Cahill explains past storage methods for farm produce and highlights the benefits of modern cold storage facilities.
Cumberland Maryland April report says Walter Long 30 died from a foot wound blamed on his stepdaughter Margaret Lathero who allegedly fired after a quarrel leading to her arrest. The incident ends with Lang’s artificial leg damaged and an ongoing police case.
Elizabeth M. Ermold and John G. Ermold sue John E. Smith in City Court for 160,060 damages alleging Ermold died in an April 8 crash when the defendant's auto overturned while a passenger near Harcerstown.
Palm Sunday services attracted large crowds as many joined church membership. Lutherans and Christ Reformed churches reported new members and strong cantatas led by choirs. The First Christian Church continued its series on The Gospel of Christ, with Kenneth Adams singing and 786 in Sunday School.
Noonday Lenten services will be held on Monday Tuesday and Wednesday this week at Nixon's Academy led by Rev. Dr. Walter Byron Stehl rector of St. John's Episcopal Church.
Daily services from 12.10 to 12.40 will be held in line with Lenten day observances in large-city theatres. Gospel hymns to be sung. Services open to the public and non-denominational.
Large crowd filled St John’s Lutheran Church for Palm Sunday observances as about 100 new members joined through various forms of admission. The day featured music by Don Reed, the Gettysburg Seminary Quartet, and the church choir under Prof. G. H. Roderick with talks by Rev J Edward Tarms. The services highlighted the Life of Christ from Prophecy to Resurrection.
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