Ministers Hear Plans At Racers County Meeting
Churches and pastors attended a Ministerial Association gathering in Racers County where Rev Edward Harma opened with prayer and Dr Scott Wagner outlined the meeting’s aim. Rev TM Gillum of St Paul’s MoE was introduced and the Kernahan Canale Loyalty Crusade was discussed. Wagner was authorized to appoint an executive committee of nine. names to be announced at the June 4 regular meeting. General secretary C B Steele urged YM OAL to participate as a new organization.
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Racers County
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Mo Gal
Biventy
JL Y, Irwin
Fly-Tox Insect Killer Ad Claims Quick Mosquito Death
An advertisement from Middleburg outlines FLY-TOX as a home pest solution. It promises fast mosquito elimination by spraying ceilings draperies and screens, with claims of no wallpaper damage and harmlessness to people while killing insects. The copy emphasizes fragrance and a guaranteed bottle.
Heidelberg College picks campus beauty at Tiffin Ohio
Miss Opal Zange of Wooster Ohio is selected by Leonard Richmond a panel artist as the most beautiful girl on the Heidelberg College campus in Tiffin Ohio representing several classes and pul chritide.
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la’ Opal Zange
Wooster, C
Leonard’ Richmond
Paatel
Heidelberg College
Tiffin
Ohio
Forest Fire Loss In Maryland 1927 Totaled 24236 Dollars
The State Department of Forestry reports 1927 saw 227 forest fires statewide. Prince George s County led with 49 fires burning 607 acres and 1316 dollars in damage. Witomico County suffered the heaviest loss at 7845 dollars. total state losses reached 24236.88 dollars with 16 false alarms and fighting costs of 1411.70 dollars. Alleghany 27 fires 3695 cents? acres. Frederick eight fires 32% acres. Montgomery 6192 dollars. St Mary s 2065. Garrett 1339.88. Prince Georges 1016. The fall season of 1927 was ahead.
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Washington
State Department of Forestry
Prince George's County
Witomico County
Alleghany County
Frederick County
Montgomery
Garrett
Prince Georges
Intensity Rating and Post Office Schedule Mentioned
The report details fire causes and intensities across an area of 1961 acres with 101 fresh oc incidents and 55 total railroad fires, plus unknown causes for 30 fires. It also notes Decoration Day post office services with no window service or carrier delivery and adjusted collection times.
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Hagerstown
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