Stewart Is New Auditor Stewart Is New Auditor
Edmund Kt. Stewart was appointed State Auditor by Governor Ritchie to fill the post left vacant by Lewis M. Milbourne. The CPA and longtime auditor will take over June 1 with a salary of 7500 dollars and will be assisted by an additional State Auditor and two deputies. He is Baltimore born and educated, previously with Patterson Teele and Dennis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Edmund Kt. Stewart
Ritchie
Lewis M. Milbourne
General Assembly
Stewart
Patterson, Teele and Dennis
State
York Collegiate Institute
Radio Listings Highlight 1930s Station Schedule Fragments
Eastern time radio grid shows WEAF and dozens of affiliates with concerts, talk, orchestras, and religious services. Notable stations include WEAF New York, WABC Newark, KDKA Pittsburgh, WGY Schenectady, WQXR details, and multiple city lines. The fragment lists programs by hour across networks, with callsigns, show titles, and cross affiliates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCAU
Philadelphia
Orchestra
Orch
KDKA
Pittsburgh
WIZ
Wham Pochester
Wdiz
WGY Schenectady
Sama
Newcomb
Weber dies in Cumberland coal banker dies at 60
Harry S. Weber, 60, coal operator and banker, died today of pneumonia in Cumberland Maryland. He was president of Third National Bank at its merger with Liberty Trust Company and served as director. He is survived by his widow and four children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland, Md
Harry SE. Weber
Weber
Third National Bank
Liberty
New Dormitory Need Discussed at Hood College
Presentation at the 105th annual meeting of the Maryland Classis of the Potomac Synod at Grace Church Frederick urged a new dormitory for Hood College. Dr. Joseph H. Apple, Hood president, outlined the need while routine business and committee reports filled the sessions. Washington County pastors named to standing committees included Dr. Scott R. Wagner, Rev. Robert Lee Blair, Dr. Conrad Clever, Rev. Clarence HE. Whetstone, and Rev. J. Stewart Hartman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hood College
Maryland
Potomac Synod of the Reformed Church
Grace Church
Frederick
Joseph H. Apple
Washington County
Potomac Synod
Scott R. Wagner
Hagerstown
Robert Lee Blair
Boonshoro
Conrad Clever
Clarence HE. Whetstone
J. Stewart Hartman
Cavetown
Meeting place for next year's Classis to be chosen
A note indicates the meeting place for the next year's Classis will be selected. Officials plan discussions and site evaluation to determine the venue.
S. S. Institute At St. Pauls Church
The Clearspring Community Council Institute including St Pauls and Conococheague Sunday schools meets at St Pauls Church tomorrow evening. Devotional by Daniel Roth opens the session followed by music and an address by Rev Howard Bink on developing the spiritual life of a Sunday School and its mission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clearspring Community Couneil Institute
St. Paul’s
Conococheague
St. Paul’s’ Church
Daniel Roth
Howard Bink
Community Conference Announces Reports and Close
Rev BE T Mowbray will deliver the message at a community gathering. A conference follows with various committees reporting before a closing at 9:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. T. Mowbray
Clipp Resigns From Hagerstown Bank for NBC New York
Roger W. Clipp resigns from Hagerstown Bank and Trust Co to join National Broadcasting Co of New York City. He will begin his new duties on June 1.
Foxes and Ward Guests at Miles Home in Hagerstown
The Misses Irene and Beulah Fox of Hagerstown and Mr. John Ward were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Miles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Irene
Beulah Fox
Hagerstown
John Ward
Fred Miles
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Baltimore Public Accountant
Ater
Novays
Associated Press
Associated
WEAF
New York
WRC
WCA
Nathaniel Shilkret
WEE
WTIC
Maste Eas
WCSH
WGY
WGR
WCAE
WTAM
WWJ
WJAX
WHAS
WSM
Concert Orchestra
WJAR
WTAG
WSAIL
Happy Bakers
WEEL
WLIT
Wkc
WWI
Wsai Wei
Troubadours
Yar
WRG
WGN
WSB
WET
WSA
Televsko
WYIC
WIAR
WSAI
W5m
WBL
Gold Orchestra
WAC
WIAM
Rudy Vallee
Palais d'Or
WEA
Katherine Tift-Jones
Ballew
Rosalie Wolfe
John B. Kennedy
Mme, Cabrera Gainsberg
WJZ
Washington
WBAL
Kogen
WBZ Weal
Foresters
WBZ
WHAM
WEAL
WRVA
KYW
Anthony F. Paganucci
Kdka o—The Voyagers
WIR
Phil Spitalny
KDEA
WOR
Newark
Simmons
Rose of Nevada
Wnac Wean
WFEL
WKBW
WJAS
WADC
WMAQ
WHE
WLBEW
WMAL
WNAC
WEAN
WCAO
WIAS
WEAC
WGHP
WSPD
Frolickers
WFBL
WMAK
WERC
WLBW
Clear Channel
Constance Wardle
Bill Casey
Don I
Rutgers University
Chain Key Station
WABG
Diamond Entertainers
Frolicker
Klington
WLWL
St. John’s
Tal
WPG Ous
Carroll Tate
Ensemble
String Quartet
The
Marylanders
General and
Southern Clear Channel
WLW
Cincinnati
Symphony Orchestra
Crosley Ensemble
Wtam-Wear Gleveland
Soll
WCX
Detroit
Home Builders
Little Symph
Sunny Meadows
Atlanta
Harry Fomar
Baker Boys
I—Conservatory
WAPI
Birmingham
Ambs
Andy
Charlotte
WIZ & Weaf
China Royal
Lance Music
Loudeville
University of Kentucky
Newes
WSM Nashville
Craig
Studio Orchestra
Tom
Joe
Jack
Richmond
Byrd
Amos-Andy
WIJZ
Wheeling
H. &. Weber
Westinghouse
Iller’ Furniture Store
S. Potomac St
Eer
Gates Electric Co
Grosley
Jonathan St
Atwater Kent Radios
Hoffman Electric Co
N. Locust St
Challenger Flying Service
the. Hagerstown Airport
Studebaker
Commander
South Potomac St
Wallaig
Hagerstown Battery Co
Baltimore Street
Hood
S. S. Institute
St. Paul’s Church
Montgomery Ward & CO
Riverside Tires
Gratty
Mgr
Roney Bros
Potomac Street
Minium - Conrad - House Co
S. Potomac St. R
Wsil Opm
Misa Pearl
Ebersole
D. O
W. E. Long Company
Chicago
America
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