Benevola Church to Celebrate Fifteenth Anniversary
The Benevols congregation of the UA Church marks the 15th anniversary since the new church building was dedicated on September 15, 1918. Rev. Frank Js. Stine directs a program for the anniversary with Rev. John H. Ness delivering the sermon. Services, including Sunday school at 9:30 and a 10:30 service, recall sixty years of church history in the community. The 163-member congregation operates a prominent stone edifice overlooking a stream, built after the 1917 demolition of the second church for modernization.
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Benevols
Frank Js. Stine
John H. Ness
Pennsylvania
Benevola
Harmony Hill
Benevola Church
Southern Choir Announces Service Details
The event lists hymn No 28 and a sermon by Rev JH Ness, superintendent of the Pennsylvania Conference. A choir solo and hymn Break Then the Bread of Life are highlighted along with a dedication by Ben Gletion.
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Southern
JH. Ness
Fennsys
Vania
Ben Gletion
Colorado and Maine vote on repeal in 1932 context
The piece notes Colorado and Maine weighing repeal of the 18th Amendment with strong projections from R. D. Dexheimer and Edward Nicholson. Nicholson forecasts ratification by a 56,000 vote plurality, citing a 1932 statewide poll showing 233,311 for repeal to 182,771 against. It also mentions steel industry optimism and Leitersburg Lutheran parish services with times.
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Denver
Trinidad
Pueblo
R. D. Dexheimer
State Anti-Saloon League
Edward Nicholson
Colorado Repeal League
Do You Recall YEARS AGO Today Sugar Jumped A Cent
Sugar rose to 9 cents a pound and frost predictions were made for September 11. Albert A. Jordan, 23, drowned in ash pit at Western Maryland yards. City school enrollment reached 4 225 first day. D E Wills of Reading Pa named to lead Municipal Band. Charles Minnebraker named principal at Boys Grammar School. Orphans Home Board elected officers. John Saylor resigned from town police. Male High School Literary Society elected officers. Zona Miller Hall will be guest soloist at Christ Reformed Church service with duet by Prof Charles Cassel.
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Charles Minnebraker
Mangansville
Boys’ Grammar School
Zona Miller Hall
New York City
Hagerstown
Christ Reformed Church
Interstate opens books to farmers shows stockholder concerns
Four Interstate members seek disclosure of annual statements salaries investments and loans to verify voting stockholders are actual dairy farmers and to review management under H D Allebach. The move is stated as independent of a Philadelphia Milk Shed Market ing Agreement hearing as officers defend the association’s governance.
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Interstate
Association
H. D. Allebach
Philadelphia
Allebach
Vesper Service Sunday at Beachley’s Woods Reid Md
The Senior Christian Exideavor Society of the First Brethren Church sponsors a Sunday evening vesper in Beachley’s Woods Reid Maryland at six o’clock. Reverend F G Coleman will speak on the topic Worshipping God Out of Doors.
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Beachley's Woods
Reid, Md
Christian Exideavor Society
First Brethren Church
F. G. Coleman
God
Grace United Brethren Cor
Winter Sts
Alder, Dod
Jr. & Sr. CE
Sunday Church Services Across Washington Square Area
A dense list of church schedules in Washington Square area detailing pastors, Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and special events across multiple denominations including Lutheran, Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Catholic. Notable entries include St Mary’s Catholic Mass times, First Baptist services, and Zion Reformed.
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St. Mari’s
Lutheran
Washington Square
J.W. Ott
O. D
St. Mary’s Catholic West
Washington St
Asbury
M. E. Jonathan
Church St
Joseph G. Grant
Kyworth
First Baptist W. Washington
F. B. Watlington
The County and Suburban Churches Evange listical Schedule
Sunday worship hours for multiple churches listed in Cear tows area include MT Zion Carmel Big Pool Trinity Lutheran Sharpsburg and more. The notices present Sunday School times, morning and evening services, and special events or sermons led by pastors such as Rev R A Babcock Rev W Keratetter Rev J Stewart Hartman Rev Addison Groff and others across communities like Funkstown Hagerstown Keedysville Leitersburg and Wolfsville with times ranging from early morning to evening services and midweek studies.
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Ceartows Circuit
R. A Babcock
MT. Zion Evangelical
Ceartoss
MT. Carmel
Shanktown
Big Pool
Trinity Reformed Church
Boonsboro
Addison H. Groff
Church OF
TH. Brethren
Sharpeburg
Harold Snider
Patriotiisy
ST. Paul’s
Weatherm Pike
Clearapring
J. W. Huffman
Harvest Home
MT. Moriah Lutheran Church
Foxville
C. M
Society Woman Is Drowned at Cheater River
Chestertown Maryland report says Mrs. William Dorsey Hines Jr., a Baltimore society woman, drowned while swimming alone near a pier on the Chester River. Husband Hines plunged to help, retrieved the body after a half hour, but rescitation efforts failed. Doctors suggested a cramp after eating as a possible cause.
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Chestertown
William Dorsey Hines, Jr
Hines
Frank B. Hines
Chester
W C T U Plans To Get Dry Votes In September Election
At the regular monthly meeting held at Mrs Nora Saum s home the W C T U discussed plans to mobilize the dry vote for the September 12 election A letter signed by the Washington County Christian Endeavor Union was distributed with the aid of the W C T U The meeting featured devotions a reading a vocal duet and a discussion by Rev Dr Kerstetter A special sermon on repeal of the prohibition act will be preached at Sharpeburg on September 10 at 11 am per a renewed request for Maryland voters to attend the service
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Nora K. Saum
Fairground Avenue
Washington County Christian Endeavor Union
O. L. Godrove
Iréne Gabe
Hazel Snider
Sharpeburg
Maryland
Detroit publisher testifies before grand jury on bank case
E. D. Stair publisher of the Detroit Free Press testified before the grand jury probing the Detroit banking situation and denied charges raised by Fr. Chas. E. Coughlin. Associated Press photo.
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The
Detroit Free Press
Detroit
Fr. Chas. E. Coughlin
Associated Press
Hog cholera outbreaks hit Maryland counties
Washington county reported four hog cholera outbreaks last month with sixteen of Maryland’s twenty three counties affected. In August there were 64 premises reporting cholera losses, involving 545 hogs, mostly small home-killed hogs. Frederick led counties with nine outbreaks, and the Livestock Sanitary Service notes potential meat shortages for needy families. A golf match was planned as Fountain Head and Cumberland clubs faced off at Bedford Springs.
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Washington County
Maryland
Livestock Sanitary Service
Frederick County
Johnson and Ford Clash Over New Deal Codes
The article describes General Johnson and coal industry talks ending with concessions but undisclosed details. It notes NRA efforts in retail price regulation, a pending transit code aimed for Monday, and Henry Ford’s continued refusal to sign the automobile code. Cabinet estimates place about 13.5 million workers and 2 million employers under codes.
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United States
Johnson
NRA
Ayrthru D. Whiteside
Henry Ford
Detroit
Roosevelt
Corporal Plummer Demonstrates Marksmanship at Conowingo
Corpral Arthur W. Plummer led Maryland State Police in an exhibition pistol fire at the Conowingo sub-station. He scored 9 of 10 in slow fire at 25 yards and 98 of 100 in rapid fire at 15 yards. The event closed a seven week training period and featured mounted formations, a review, and demonstrations of jiu jitsu holds, disarming techniques, and first aid.
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Conowingo
Arthur W. Plummer
Maryland
Plummer
Lambert bros reel in giant catfish on Shenandoah trip
Ned Lambert and Earl Richter of 33 East Franklin Street fished the Shenandoah River at Millville West Virginia yesterday. Lambert landed a catfish weighing 23 and a half pounds.
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Ned Lambert
Inlaw
Earl Richter
Franklin Street
Shenandoah River
Millville
W. Va
Mr. Lambert
Maryland Wheat Growers to Receive $900000 State Aid
Maryland wheat growers face a federal subsidy under the crop control program. If about 19,000 growers with annual output of 9 to 11.6 million bushels sign up, the state could see roughly $900000 in local circulation and up to $1.25 million in total subsidy for acreage reductions. Frederick County alone yields about 1 million bushels yearly, with Carroll and Washington counties just under that.
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State wheat-Lend
College Park
Maryland
Thomas B. Symons
University of Maryland Extension Service
Symons
Agricultural, Adjustment Administration
Frederick
Carroll
Washington
Young Defenders Day Warns Against Repeal Of Prohibition
A Washington County Christian youth group drives a broad appeal urging voters to support the Eighteenth Amendment and oppose repeal on September 12 Old Defenders Day. The statement argues prohibition protects homes, schools, and churches, cites jobs and accidents, and asserts anti repeal is guided by faith and public welfare with endorsements from local teen and church groups.
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Christian Youth Movements
Washington Do
United States
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