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The Daily Mail in Hagerstown, Maryland

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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 19, 1931

Page

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Westminster Choir to Sing at St John’s Auditorium Concert

Dozens of area choirs plan a shared concert under Dr John Finley Williamson at St John’s Lutheran Auditorium Tuesday evening February 10. Tickets near 1090 sold. sales at Meller’s Piano Store and from Church of the Brethren choir members.

John Finley Wiliamson Westminster Choir St. John’s Lutheran Auditorium Westminster Choir School Ithaca Conservatory of Music Achoo Evangelical Reformed Frederick Calvary Methodist of First Methodist Berkeley Springs W. Va First Evangelical Charles Town Methodist Episcopal Waynes Boro Hood College Glee Club First Lutheran Wayneshboro Meller Church of the Brethren

Alsatian Club Monthly Meeting Tonight at 8

The Alsatian Club holds its regular monthly meeting this evening in the club rooms starting at 8 o clock. Members are urged to attend and discuss upcoming events and club affairs.

Youngster Saves Oat From Creek

Franklin Gabriel a ten year old from Cearfoss saved a cat found in a bag tied with stones drifting on the Conococheague Creek. The boy crawled over thin ice risking a cold dunk to retrieve the bundle and bring the cat to shore where it revived after warmth.

Franklin Gabriel Cearfoss Franklin Conococheague Creek Wich

Special Music at Men’s Mass Meeting at U B Church

Special musical numbers highlighted yesterday’s men’s mass meeting at An tietam Street U B Church. J Gratten Mason sang twice and led congregational singing. King Street U B Church male quartet performed two pieces. Bishop Musgrave spoke on the transfigured cloth as a symbol of sorrow and grace. He noted sackcloth’s sorrow and the power of God to transform it into joy. The evening service drew a large crowd with a talk on “Decision.”

Antietam Street U. B J. Gratten Mason J. Kelaner Snyder King Street U. B Chambersarg Ishop Musgrave

Cowboy Evangelist Overflows Church at Sunday Meeting

Large crowd fills the Church of God for Rev Barbour with five hundred attending a special Sunday session for married people. Tonight the cowboy evangelist headlines with The Devil's Old Prison Gang and tongues question. A verdict in Chambersburg sentences Harry Jamison to months in jail for possession of whisky.

Church of God Rev. Barbour Evangelist Davison Chambersburg Harry Jamison Fayetteville Franklin County

Miss Betty Gebert Visits Friends in Chambersburg

Betty Gebert visits friends in Chambersburg during a quiet social trip. Local acquaintances note her cordial greetings and planned meetings with community members.

Betty Gebert Chambersburg

Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief

Doctor Edwards presents Olive Tablets as a natural vegetable laxative alternative to calomel. The mild tablets are sugar coated and gentle with no griping, aiming to normalize bowels and liver function. A night-time use habit is suggested for regular relief and improved vitality.

Edwards Dr. Edwards

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