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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1939
Page
8
A 17 year old girl writes about her brother’s troubled 19 year old wife. The wife drinks drama and self harm accusations, while a cautious plan advises hospital observation, work duties, and family boundaries to resolve the dispute. Betty Brainerd signs off with publishing notes and contact at 680 Madison Ave New York City.
County delegates will attend the Luther League Convention at Gettysburg College over the weekend. An inspirational program is planned with attendees from St. John's Lutheran and Trinity Lutheran churches, Rev. Donald Stonesifer, Rev. and Mrs. Eugene Young, and many others. Rev. A. W. Frazer of Blue Ridge Summit will lead Sunday evening services on WEI Hagerstown, with the Children's Choir from New Baltimore assisting. Frazer's sermon theme is Things That Crack the Wedding Bell and Cruch the Wedding Cakes.
WASHINGTON Sept. 2 John W. Hanes acting Secretary of the Treasury announced the Treasury would not undertake any cash financing this month because of the European conflict. Hanes said we will not borrow any new money at this time and Morgenthau's policy of maintaining substantial cash balances makes any necessary cash financing now. Adolphus Dicken, 71, Clearspring Route 1, fractured femur after falling from a hay load shortly before noon yesterday. He was taken to Washington County Hospital. Dicken worked on Rac er Shank's farm near Clearspring.
The article outlines Isaiah the prophet as a lifelong warner, stressing his vision in the temple during King Uzziah's reign. It recounts seraphim, the coal touch to purify lips, Isaiah’s answer Here am I send me, and the mission to warn Israel of judgment. It notes Isaiah's long ministry, two sons, Jerusalem ties, aristocratic status, and eventual martyrdom.
Sunday church services listed across Antietam Mulberry streets with pastors names. Morning services at Antietam Mulberry Reformed Episcopal St John’s Episcopal Washington Square Zion and others, plus Sunday School times and midweek prayer meetings.
A dense roster of Sunday schedules from many churches on Potomac Street and surrounding avenues. Includes Golden Text St John Lutheran and Church of the Brethren with service times, Sunday School, and reading rooms. Presbyterians, Methodists, and Lutherans listing morning and evening services, sermons, and study topics.
The county page lists multiple churches with pastors and service times in Smithsburg Williamsport and surrounding towns. Notable entries include Trinity Lutylban Smithsburg with Rev Max Mud dle, St Pauls churches in Western Pike Clearspring and Wolfsville, and Prince offerings from Church of God and United Brethren. Also mentions visitors Boyer and friend from Akron.
Keedysville events include a mission service at Crystal Grottoes led by Miss Laura Shutler with a duet by Misses Pauling Stone and Doris Huffer and refreshments. A Lutheran Sunday school reunion occurred in Hagerstown with a large attendance and supper. World’s Fair trips completed by Mrs. John Flook and Miss Mary Coffman. Loyalty class August meeting discussed The Cross with elaborate program and refreshments. Residents visited by Rev. Tra S. Ernst. gold shipments to New York report fifty million dollars in two days from Europe.
The St James column lists church events preaching at Brethren church on Sept 3 with services at 9720 and 10720 led by Rev W S Baker. It notes residents Myron Bloom Lee Bloom Mrs Karl Spielman and others attending a Brethren conference at Lake Winona Indiana.
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