Revival Attends Record Crowds at Church Meeting
Largest crowd yet attends Church of the Brethren revival led by Rev. M J Brougher with about 500 attendees. Music directed by Raymond K Hinlger features Mrs. Gerald Reese organ preludes. Sunday sermons cover Jesus in Representation Intercession and Wonderful Fireside Guest as themes.
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Church of the Brethren
M. J. Brougher
Jesus
Gerald Reese
Raymond K. Hilinger
Jesus Christ the Wonderful
Jesus the Wonderful
Belderwolf
Downsville Church to Present The Road Back Comedy
The Downs ville Christian Church youth will stage a three act comedy titled The Road Back on Friday evening January 19 at 7 45 in the Downsville hall. Miss Helen Reed directs.
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Downsville
Sharpsburg Community Club to Elect Officers and Hear Speaker
Sharpsburg will host the January meeting of the Men's Community Club at Red Men's Hall on Tuesday evening January 16 at 7 30 with Major Jos Byron of Williamsport as speaker. Officers to be elected. Also note new officers installed for Avenue Chapter 0 FE S with Worthy Matron Agnes Newcomer and other officers listed.
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Sharpsburg
Sharpsburg Men’s Community Club
Red Men’s Hall
Jos. Byron
Williamsport
Avenue Chapter
FE. S
Agnes Newcomer
Wilbur Thomas
Alice Smith
Clyde B. Roulette
Idella Eavey
Sallie Smith
Helen Remsburg
M. F. Nicodemus
Marshall
Florida Remsburg
Ada
Mary Roulette
Ruth
Katherine Bloom
Esther
Irene Bloom
Martha
Maude Lumm
Electa
Laura DeLauney
Warder
Harry Hoover
Sentinel
Aimee Smith
Chas. Long
Clyde Roulelle
Emma Gloss
Norfolk
Roanoke
Chas. Vantassele
New York
Chas. Welty
Patsy Turner
Baltimore
Albert Crampton
Christ Reformed Sunday School
Local officials listed with Sunday results and social visits
The report names officers including Superintendent J Fred Roulette and secretary Genevieve Mose. It notes visitors Miss Margaret Sagle of Harper's Ferry and Miss Frances Mumma of Hagerstown, plus several sick lists improving. Various host gatherings and New Year parties are described with numerous local families attending.
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J. Fred Roulette
Fred Remsburg
Genevieve Mose
Mary Remsburg
Raye Poffenberger
Effie Long
Helen Remsburg
Edgar Long
William Bender
Paul Roulette
Harry Meighberger
Albert Fipe
Margaret Sagle
Harper's Ferry
Floyd Koontz
Frances Mumma
Hagerstown
Philip Grove
Wm. Marker
Kitty Buzzard
Lease
Katherine
Frederick
W. A. Smith
Nellie Highbarger
Harvey Dorsey
Lutheran Church
Fred Baker
Charles Berry
Hubert Baker
Ernest Baker
Albert Castle
Wayne
Leonard Baker
Daniel Baker
Leroy Baker
Jack Domer
Grayson Kline
Ernest Berry
Waller
Harry Loveless
Chas. Berry
Cora Martz
Frances
Frank Wolfe
Franklin
Lavington Cronica
Bobby
Frank Smith
Geo. Boward
Nellie Mose
Louise Baker
Mildred Boward
Merte Boward
Harry Reese
Freddie Otto
Ronald
Coughlin Replies to James Warburg on Currency Reform
The Detroit broadcast notes Father Coughlin's call to revalue and nationalize gold and restore silver to back a 25 trillion currency dollar system. He urged audiences to write Congress in support of the plan and addressed the Warburg open letter released last week. James P. Warburg, adviser at the London conference, was referenced in the address titled a reply to Mr. Warburg.
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Detroit
Mich
Charles E. Coughlin
Congress
Warburg
Father Coughlin
James P. Warburg
Sunshine Workers Class Meets In Trinity TU Sunday School
The Sunshine Workers Class of the Trinity TU Sunday school met Tuesday evening at Mrs. Walter Swisher's home. A program delighted attendees including Mrs. Grace Binkley and others. Several visitors and relatives from Cornell New York Huntingdon Philadelphia and Hagerstown joined for refreshments and social time.
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Sunshine Workers
Trinity TU. B
Walter Swisher
Grace Binkley
Mary Sowers
Reatha
Cora Shindle
Edith Kesesker
Mildres Byers
Elsie Swisher
Calvin Koons
Mary Byers
Mary Kkoons
Pauline Cook
Blaine Swisher
Floyd Wade
Cornell
N. Y
Frank Magill
Huntingdon
Frank Hade
Jaco Carmack
Lillie Rummel
Ida
Smith Burkhalder
Hazel
Henry Plumer
Shiloh
Clyde Binkley
Olive
Chas. Greenawalt
Wasnesboro
Edith Hartle
Philadelphia
Elva Hartle
Mildred Swisher
Hagerstown
Marie Swisher
Chambersburg
John Swisher
Martin Keener
Perry Lehman
Linford Hartle
Harry Metcalfe
Edit Hartle
Lester Edwards
Paul Shank
Local residents note travels and family health updates
Die and Teddy Otto and other relatives return home after two weeks in Jacksonville and Southern cities. Harold DeLauney ill with grippe. Edna Hoover buys a new sedan. Geo Price and family and Martha Price visit from Hagerstown. Robert Stine wins U S mail contract from Keedysville to Sharpsburg and Antietam station. Emma Carney returns from Washington for holidays with Hammon ds. Barbara Heighberger ill at home. Ida Lohman visits in Hagerstown. Maurice Moore injures arm at school. Otho Churchey buys Henry Swain property and moves in. John Pry leaves for Parkersburg. Renth Cox visits from Washington. Katie Authur and Earleys visit Earleys in Charles Town.
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Die
Teddy Otto
Ronald Otto
Elizabeth Fry
J. W. Dorsey
Jacksonville
Florida
Harold DeLauney
Ted DeLauney
Edna Hoover
Geo. Price
Martha Price
Haserstown
Parkersburg
W. Va
Renth Cox
Washington
Hugh Spielman
Katie Authur
R. D. Earley
Charles Town
E. P. Earley
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Chickarncraft Creations
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