03 Jun 1933
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1933
Page
1
The Hagerstown Sun reports a pattern of Democratic heads rolling after recent city elections. The editorial notes axe-wielding Republicans remove opponents, with job promises cited as pretext. The piece likens the purge to a bloodless guillotine and questions political loyalties.
Taxpayers in Washington county will see the fiscal year tax rate fixed at 88 cents per $100, a 36 cent cut from last year. The reduction stems from the state budget economy plan urged by Governor Ritchie and backed by Senator Byron and the county delegation led by Joseph Mish. State road reforms and school budget cuts enabled the saving, with roughly $120 000 for roads and $55 000 federal aid boosting outside funds to about $170 000. The article credits the Democratic administration for the tax relief and notes a separate motor vehicle accident cited as a cautionary example of safe driving practices.
The Federal Reserve supports easier borrowing for legitimate enterprises to expand and invest. Post bank holidays, about 90 percent of bank assets are active, and new legislation is urged to reorganize the bank system. If public hoarding ends and banks can lend, credit will be abundant for industry.
The sciatic nerve is the body's longest nerve, running from the lower back through the leg. Sciatica covers various painful conditions along its path, with origins ranging from injury to systemic diseases like diabetes and gout, or toxins and circulatory issues.
Washington dispatch reviews Rep. Robert L. Doughton of North Carolina guiding the Ways and Means Committee to reject the sales tax as a financing method for Roosevelt’s recovery plan. The piece recalls his 25 years in the House and his firm use of influence, including clashes with Ickes and Marland over industry regulation in the recovery bill. It also touches on Doughton’s sharp leadership style on Capitol Hill as he faces criticism and praise from colleagues.
The annual Sunday pilgrimage to Mt. Hebron cemetery near Keedynville will be held at 2 PM featuring a planned program. The site recalls early United Brethren worship, with history tracing to 1780 and prior meetings at the Meeting House. The Keedyaville church, built 1870, now hosts the congregation.
Churches in Washington and Frederick counties will host the Pennsylvania Conference. Dr J H Ness of York will deliver the principal address. Services are led by Rev J B Reed Jr of Baltimore U B Church Keedysville.
A Sunday morning Recognition Service at St Pauls United Brethren Church honors twenty members and Sunday school graduates from the High School with a sermon by Rev Dr F Berry Plummer and gifts. Rev Dr John J Ness of York Pa will preach the evening sermon and lead the last quarterly conference for the annual year ending September 9.
The annual baccalaureate sermon for North Street High and Elementary Schools will be preached at Second Christian Church by Rev. M F Robinson on Sunday at 8 30 p m. Commencement exercises are set for Thursday June 8 at 8 49 p m in Bethel Church. The annual art exhibit will be held Monday and Tuesday June 4 and 6 from 6 p m to 9 p m.
The First Brethren Church in Hagerstown introduces early Sunday worship from 9 to 9 50 a m and Sunday school from 10 to 10 45 a m, followed by an evening service at 7 30 p m. The schedule aims to attract worshippers and foster loyal support.
A Children’s Day program will be held at 11 o’clock in the morning worship of St Paul’s Methodist Church on Sunday. Cradle roll beginners primary and junior departments of the Sunday school will take part in dialogues recitations and songs. Volunteers include Mrs P L Russell Miss Grace Friend Mrs Hubert Mullen and Lovely Gruber. The Sunday offering will go to the church educational fund.
Poem praising resilience and rebuilding after disaster. It celebratess courage, patience, and the pioneer spirit, urging unity and hope as communities endure sorrow and look toward a stronger tomorrow. The piece honors heritage and faith to overcome challenges and achieve future goals.
The Pentecost anniversary will be marked at First Christian Church with morning and evening services on Sunday. Rev. William M. Norment will preach at 11 A M on Pentecost and What the Church Needs, and at 8 P M on Pentecost and What the World Needs. The choir, led by Asher Edelman, will perform at both services and visitors are welcome.
A dense list of Sunday services across many churches including St. Mark's Lutheran Washington Square Trinity Lutheran Potomac St. and Randolph Ave St. John s Episcopal Washington Square and many others with morning and evening service times Sunday School and other activities listed, showing a full day of religious offerings across multiple denominations in the city. Church staff and pastors are named for a wide coverage of Protestant, Catholic, and Adventist congregations along with Salvation Army and Church of God listings.
A listing of local churches across Williamsport and surrounding communities with pastors, Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and notes on special services or events including Baccalaureate sermons and midweek meetings. Churches named include Church of God Community Park Williamsport Rev J E Stephen, St Pauls Smithsburg Rev F H Love, Mount Lena United Brethren Dept, Mt Zion Evangelical Cearfoss, and others in Cearfoss, Big Pool, Funkstown, Sharpsburg, Keedysville, Boonsboro, and Smithsburg.
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