Archbishop Confirms 153 at St Mary's in Hagerstown
Archbishop Curley of Baltimore confirmed 153 persons at St Mary's Church in Hagerstown during a well attended rite. He questioned candidates, with 60 girls, four boys and four adults answering in turn, and delivered a sermon on the need for parishioners to witness living faith. The service drew about 1,000 people, with many unable to witness from outside the packed building.
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Curley
Baltimore
Hagerstown
St. Mary's Church
Philip McGuire
Harry Quinn
Taneytown
Philip Farrell
Buckayatown
Ssvrallenburg
Quinn
Frederick
Thomas Wheeter
Thurmont
John Delan
Brunswick
Gira
Cen
Amy
Door of Opportunity Opens for the Energetic Worker
The passage urges building physical vigor to seize work chances, claiming strong, red blood fueled by a select herbal mix unlocks opportunity. It promotes a booster product and attests that fitness enables climbing the career ladder, warning that inactivity blocks advancement.
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Antilla
Aeco
Funng
Anade
Herka
Harke
Beck
Greencastle Notes and Local Visit Highlights
May 6 Greencastle items note Ralph C. Thomas of Philadelphia a business visitor. Evelyn Daley, formerly of Waynesboro and now a Bryn Mawr Hospital nursing student, visited relatives. Board of Trade plans a luncheon at the Public School building. Lewis Kemp and family return from a Philadelphia trip while Ralph Zeigler visits from near Hagerstown. Franklin County Rural Play House Association organized as an auxiliary to the Franklin County Farmers and Breeders Association. Prof B A Whitmore elected vice president. Lawn mower promo by Hagerstown Cycle Co.
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Greencastle
Ralph C. Thomas
Philadelphia
Mias Evelyn Daley
Waynesboro
Bryn Mawr Hospital
Board of Trade
Birs
Lewis Kemp
Lewis Kemp, Jr
Hive
Ralph Zeigler
Hagerstown
Franklin County
Chamber of Commerce
Chambersburg
B. A. Whitmore
Franklin County Farmers and Breeders Association
Baltimore Live Stock Market Report May 25
Live stock prices and receipts reported in Baltimore. Cattle receipts topped 100 head with varied prices for steers and heifers, cows, and calves. Sheep and lambs held steady as hogs showed modest gains. calves and other small stock also noted with price ranges and supply figures.
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Baltimore
Noosa
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Sam
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Eddie
By Cliff Sterrett
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Milter’s Furniture Store
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Home Service Bureau
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Hellmanns Sao Llods Mayonnaise
Peacock Orchestra
Crack Colored
Maryland Theatre
Hagerstown Cycle Co
Wayside Ave
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