Missionary Conference to Convene in Williamsport
The forty second annual meeting of the Women’s Missionary Society of the Western Conference Maryland Synod of the United Lutheran Church in America will gather April 26 at Zion Lutheran Williamsport. Rev. W L Remsburg leads devotion. Miss A Barbara Wiegand delivers main address. speakers include Mrs M L Ingram and Dr Anna Johns Gesler of Liberia.
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Women’s Missionary Society of the Western Conference
Synod of Maryland
United Lutheran Church In America
Williamsport
Zion Lutheran Church
W. L. Remsburg
W. C. Huddle
J. S. Simon
A. Barbara Wiegand
Synod
C. L. Mowrer
M. L. Ingram
Catherine Neubardt
L.H. Waring
I. Gaver Beard
Virgil W. Doub
Young People’s Conference
Maryland Synod
Qar
Anna Johns Gesler
Liberia
Africa
C. M. Huddle
Meridian Club Tours Potomac Telephone Exchange
Members of the Meridian Club toured The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Exchange on Jonathan Street after a Women’s Club dinner. Miss Dora Burger led the visit with guided views of the generator, cable vault, repeater, and switchboard room.
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Women’s Club
Meridian Club
Chesapeake Ant
Potomac Telephone
Jonathan Street
Dora ‘Burger
Carmelita Newton
H. S Boyle
City Light
Potomac Edison
Switch Board
Bell
Martha Gross
Two Little Worn Dresses Poem by Harry Troupe Brewer
A nostalgic verse recalls two small dresses kept in a box by a mother. Tender memories of toddlers age two fill the box with fragrance and recollection.
Easter Services At Gowers Station Mark Holy Week
Easter observances fill Gowers Station with a large attendance at dawn and Sunday services. Rev. Ritter of Rohrersville led a Thursday sermon and communion was administered by Rev. Thomas with 166 members receiving. Local families and visitors shared in the holiday, with several residents noted as improving after illness and others visiting friends in nearby towns.
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T. £. Ritter
Rohrersville
M. Ritter
N. B. S. Thomas
Lester Nalley
Irene
Emma Gower
Bettie Miller
Margaret Betts
Hagerstown
Joe Scranton
Fire destroys chicken coops at Maryland poultry farm
About 90 of 10 percent coops and 203 chicks at the University of Maryland poultry farm were destroyed by a night blaze. Loss is estimated at $5,000. Firemen, aided by students and staff, struggled as water plugs were scarce and the frame coops burned rapidly. The fire was found around 9 p.m. and the cause is unknown.
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College Park
University of Maryland Husbandry Department
Youth Is Badly Injured In Fall
George Rosenberg Jr of Funks Town sustained a probable skull fracture from a fall off a second floor porch at his home yesterday. He toppled to a concrete walk below after losing balance. The injured man was rushed to Washington County Hospital. the extent of injuries will be known today.
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George Rosenberg, Jr
Funkstown
Rosenberg
Washington County
Cearfoss Society Notes Report April Gatherings
Cearfoss residents share visits and updates as Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Strite and Mr. and Mrs. Silas Strite hosted relatives. Louise Bangaman returns from Hagerstown to join Mrs. Denton Edwards and family. Kenneth Carbaugh spent weekend with grandparents and numerous visitors called at Carbaugh home, including Harry Myers Chalmer Myers Lola Faith and L Frank Carbaugh family. Thelma Spickler and Louise Buchanan stayed with Mary and Edna Miner.
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Cearfose
Andrew Strite
Silas. Strite and Son
Marie Relff
Louise Bangaman
Denton Edwards
Hagerstown
Kenneth Carbaugh
Harry. Wilson
Kauffman's
Carbaugh
Harry Myers
Chalmer Myers
L. Frank, Carbaugh
Lola Faith
Hagersjtown
C. P. Nelbert
Thelma Spickler
Louise Buchanan
Mary
Edna Miner
Herbs Enrich Gardens With Useful Healthful Crops
Doan Van Gordeas discussion of soils and crops guides readers to herb and vegetable garden success. It covers herb origins, useful varieties like chives basil sage and mint, soil and moisture needs, and notes annual and perennial herbs. A sample healthful herb sandwich illustrates practical use.
Banker Bickford Dies at 51 in Cleveland Home
Charles L. Bickford assistant cashier at the Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank and currency expert died of heart disease at his Cleveland home at age 51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Charles L. Bickford
Cleveland Federal Reserve Bank
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Lutheran’ Women’s Society
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Musey & Evans
Bree
Gane
Neguintora, Vlagenasis Fe
Tristate “Electrical Supply Co, Inc
RED Cross
BUY Urma Stores
Best Paint
Seaboard
W. Franklin St
John D. Myers & Co
Franklin and Jonathan Streets
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Merrimack River Valley
Lawrence
Methuem
Harry Troupe Brewer
Gower’s Station
Washington, D. C
Virginia Rowe
Leater
Bette
David Tinsley
Armstrong Avenue
M. F. Gower
Clarence Gossart
Exuna ‘Gower
Gruber
Ruth Moore
Elaine Cole
Willamsport
Blaze
Cearfoss
Doan van Gordea
Information Bureau
van Gorder Service
Washington, D.C
The
Daily Mail Agricultura
van Gorder Service, Inc
R. D. McKee
Greenwalt Electric Supply Co
West Antietam Street
Brown Smart Shop
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