W C T U head urges day support in state convention
Mrs Mary RB Haslup state president of the W C T U was principal speaker at the closing session of the county organization convention in the Lutheran Church at Williamsport. She urged members to vote for dry candidates and law enforcement. she said she could not support Senator Bruce. Officers were re elected except treasurer Mrs C D Bell who resigned. Louise Burter elected. 51 new members brought total in Hagerstown branch to 185. Rev D R Wheeler spoke on Prohibition a Decided Victory. Grace Sharar reported evangelistic work and cautioned that prohibition cannot fully succeed while officials in Washington are paid to enforce a law they do not support. Several hundred attended.
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Willams
Port
Haslup
Bruce
Seasion
George Rohrer
Hagerstown Union
I Hagerstown
D R. Wheeler
Grace Sharar
Hagerstown
Washington
Radio Network Schedule Highlights Across Major Markets
A dense list of radio programming in EST with stations from WEAF New York WOR Newark WABC and more. Programs include orchestras, dances, and concerts from audiences in Philadelphia Hartford Buffalo Chicago and Detroit with a mix of national symphonies
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National Symphony Orchestra
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Buffalo
National Symphony Orchestra MB
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WTIC
Hartford
Baltimore Golfing Delegation Heads to Maryland Clubs
Warren Corkran leads a Baltimore golf delegation of twenty or more to compete at Fountain Head Country Club and other area clubs from June 14 to 16. Corkran, state champ and open winner, once played with Jones and McKenzie. players hail from Washington Harrisburg York Cumberland and nearby clubs. Stars from many clubs enter the event.
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York
Cumberland
The Savannah First Steamship Across the Atlantic
A brief note on America's claim to inaugurate transatlantic steam travel with the Savannah. Initially built as a sailing ship, it was subsequently fitted with a steam engine and completed the crossing in 1819 in 25 days, using sails for most of the voyage.
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America
Atlantic
Savannah
Great Western
Sunday Church Schedule Highlights Across Maryland Towns
A readable list of church services from numerous denominations across the town includes Zion Free Baptist, St Pauls, Epworth League, United Brethren, Christ Reformed, and many more. Reads like a Sunday church directory with Sundayschool times, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, and youth group events. Notable items include St Pauls Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran in Smithsburg, Calvary Baptist on Potomac and Fairground, and First Presbyterian on West Washington.
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Smithsburg
F.hease
Christ Reformed Church
Franklin St. Weat of
Jonathan
C. Clever
Christian Endeavor
Cor. Potomac
Randolph Avan
Simor
D. D
GOD
J. M. Carter
Aetee
Evangelical Lutheran
D. Worman
Gurman
Calvary Baptist Church
Fotomac
Fairground Avenues
T. C. Jones
ST. Paul's Reformed Church
Clear Spring
Church OF the Brethren
East Washington and Mulberry
A. B. Miller
CG. W. Society
First Baptist Church
West Washington
High Streets
Joseph Y. Irwin
T. D
Paul's United Brethren Church
Cor
Franklin and Lecust
Ste
Union Church
Virginia
Avenua
Halfway
Weston
ST. John's Reformed Church
Laranning
Raymond M Peake Tocal visor of the Automobile
Raymond M Peake Tocal served as visor of the Automobile in a contemporary note. The brief tribute highlights his role and ties to automotive circles. He is recognized for leadership and contributions within the field.
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Raymond ‘M.* Peake * Tocal
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