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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1942
Page
11
Dear Betty Brainerd answers reader questions on marriage age differences between spouses and how to improve a sallow complexion. Advice includes wife three to seven years younger, thanks to audience tastes, and skin care steps with cold cream, masks, and sun exposure. The note adds data on U.S. breweries: 510 early, 750 in 1935.
The Boy Scout training camp opens today near Hancock at Cap Sinoquipe with one member from each troop. Gordon Vink will manage waterfront, Donald Hichelberger acts as quartermaster, Tony Raut directs handi craft, Frank Welcham cooks, and Myrlis Hall serves as director. A regular camp runs July 4 to August 1 with selected staff from the training camp.
Washington June 27 The House voted 177 to 124 to stand pat on a bill barring government owned grain from selling below parity and kept a deadlock with the Senate. A Senate plan allowing sale of corn below parity and up to 125 million bushels of government owned wheat for livestock feed and alcohol at 85 percent parity for corn was rejected. The measure now returns to a conference committee to seek a compromise. The article notes the 1785 American flag with three rows of five stars.
Newman Campbell urges June 28 Uniform Lesson on Proverbs 21 17 23 32 Isaiah 5 20 23 Hosea 4 11 Job 3 2 3 Ephesians 5 18 with the Golden Text Proverbs 1 20 warning that wealth spent on wine harms body and soul. Excessive drinking dulls judgment, invites illness and crime, while true Christian living requires restraint and spiritual fullness.
The listing covers numerous local churches with their addresses and pastors. It details Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and special topics such as Safeguarding Our Relationship to Others and church law. Christian Science readings and reading room hours are noted at 235 North Potomac Street.
A dense OCR of weekly schedules lists churches in the area with ministers, service times, Sunday School hours and special meetings. Entries include The Church of God at 107 Elizabeth Street with pastors and evangelists, and St. Mark and St. John's churches in Washington Square and Prospect Street with Holy Communion and morning services.
A mosaic of worship times and addresses lists many congregations led by pastors such as Rev R E Hartle Rev Scott Wagner Rev Paul Holdcraft and Rev Cyril Hoover Among the entries are Zion Reformed Emmanuel U B First Christian and Grace Brethren with morning services ranging around 9:30 to 11:00 and Sunday School at 9:45 to 10:30 at locations including Potomac Street Summit Avenue Howard Street and West Washington Street Readers are presented with a directory style roundup of church hours and venues across multiple denominations.
A long OCR list details Sunday services across numerous churches in Rehoboth, Williamsport, Clear Spring, Boonsboro, and nearby parishes. It notes church names, pastors, and various service times including morning Holy Communion and Sunday School, reflecting a regional parish schedule.
A family gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Co referenced many relatives including the Mc Cauleys and Barnharts with names such as June Shr Cauley Jane Catherine Roberta Lorraine Anielia Nay alia Joann Barbara Cary Emma Bev Chubby Hanzhotl Ronald Turssell Posey Ann Gar lor and others. A tonsil operation was performed on Mrs Clarence Teach and Odella B Hyde and children visited Delaware and Philadelphia relatives.
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