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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1933
Page
3
A columnist muses on the nationwide surge of beer talk and the expected impact of 3.2 percent beer on consumption. He compares adults to children craving beer and ponder saturation timing while noting political calls for radical leadership and a humorous dig at tame reform.
The Associated Press asserts exclusive rights to news dispatches credited or not and to local news published herein. All publication rights of special dispatches are reserved.
A Cleveland traffic bureau notice warns motorists about automobile fatalities from 1925 to the present month. Fines payers are urged to read a red ink record of local fatalities posted near the payment window to reflect on traffic responsibility.
After Michigan voted in favor of repeal of Prohibition and Wisconsin followed, observers expect a wet wave. Delegates for a constitutional convention in Michigan are set to vote next week, while beer legislation may reshape public opinion and political alignments.
Senator Robert F. Wagner heads the banking and currency subcommittee reviewing President Roosevelt's farm mortgage relief plan. Wagner, born in Germany, grew up in New York and rose from street paper boy to champion of labor and farmers, pushing unemployment and farm relief legislation despite not being a farmer himself. He cites urban lawmakers like Fort and LaGuardia as strong farm relief advocates on Capitol Hill.
The devotion prays for a king with divine governance to bless the poor and the distressed. It cites Psalm 72 as a coronation hymn for a future ruler whose reign brings justice and peace, while noting no past king met its full praise. The prayer asks God to hear the oppressed and to hasten the long expected lawgiver.
A devotional closing prays for divine guidance and sovereign spirit to govern human actions and fulfill hopes. Attendees seek perfect obedience to divine wills as the session concludes with Amen.
The Church of the Brethren continues evangelistic services with Palm Sunday sermons on Sunday morning titled A Weeping Savior and Sunday evening Why Men Wait. A cantata King of Glory will be sung by the Senior Choir. cottage prayer meetings Tuesday. services Thursday and Friday. closing Easter Sunday evening. The aim is a goal of one thousand in Sunday school and church attendance, with social music and hymn singing each evening.
Fifteen children were enrolled at the Day Nursery in March. Directors acknowledge donations from Mrs. R. A. Stott Mrs. Charley Lyerly Mrs. Alice Brewer Mrs. F. E. Shupp Mrs. Lemuel A. Suter and the Hagers town Bakery.
The Ressurrection story will be sung in a cantata called The Resurrection Story by the choir of St. Mark’s Lutheran Church on Sunday evening at 7 30. Soloists include Lillian Hershey Frances Zentmyer Robert Irvin J R R Black Paul Yitlow Robert DeLauder and Richard Nigh. Confirmation and reception of new members will occur at the morning service by Rev Dr J W Ott. J R Black to sing The Hour of Calvary. The baptism of infants will take place Sunday afternoon at 2 30.
The Semper Fidelis class of the Senior Department Washington Square M E B Sunday School will hear Honorable George D Hicks, late General Assembly member, speak Sunday morning. He will discuss Discipleship vs Citizenship and share insights into state governing bodies.
Medical note explains gastric influenza as a GI upset with initial influenza like symptoms followed by abdominal disturbances. It highlights the overlap with appendicitis, urges medical differentiation, and recommends dietetic support with liquids while avoiding self treatment. rhubarb and soda offered for temporary relief.
Earthquakes, destruction, and priorities shift as a sermon series at First Brethren Church gains momentum. Evangelist Rev. Frank G. Coleman delivers sermons while Edward King leads songs. Palm Sunday to feature The Triumphal Entry and Palms song.
Approximately one hundred women attended in Trinity Reformed Church Thurmont for the 19th annual meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society of the Maryland Classis. Officers elected included Mrs. Maurice D. Coblentz president and Mrs. Robert G. Foltz first vice president. Dr. A. V. Casselman gave an illustrated China lecture.
The Zion Reformed Church presents a Monday night program with selections from The Crucifix ion by Stainer and The Darkest Hour by Harodd Moore. Rev. Dr. Scott R. Wagner leads as pastor with soloists Donald Reed Merritt Campbell and Margaret Lee Nelson and organist Eva Shulenberger.
Sunday in the churches lists Salvation Army schedules at 9 1 2 and 7 30 p m with various programs. Second Christian Church shows morning service and Sunday School at 11 00 a m and 2 30 p m with evening service at 8 00 p m. Church of God notes morning and U P services with Holy Week programs daily and Holy Communion Thursday and Friday.
The notice lists St John s Episcopal Church services at 8 00 and 11 00 a m and a Sunday School with Walter Byronstehl O D Rector omits some text Holy Week noon service and an evening service at 8 00 o clock Theatre mentions 12 08 to 12 35 noonday service dates unclear.
A dense list of weekly services across numerous churches including Christian Science Society, Zion Reformed, Asbury M E, Church of the Nazarene and others. It notes Sunday schools, morning and evening services, Holy Week observances, baptisms, confirmations, and prayer meetings with specific times and locations.
A regional church list details Holy Week programs across Bereavement Benevola Monroe Mount Leta and other towns. Pastors F L Stine G W Keratet Rev Addison H Groff lead Bible School and various morning and evening services with Holy Communion during the week.
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