Cornerstone To Be Laid Sunday For Homewood Church
The cornerstone for the new Homewood Church facility will be laid Sunday September 17 at 3 pm rain or shine Rev Gottlieb Siegenthaler president of the Potomac Synod will speak The home under Evangelical and Reformed Church auspices seats 52 and is designed fireproof by Baltimore architect James R Edmunds Jr Construction is by O H Hortetter with trustees from multiple synods lining up the project cost around 400 000 including a time capsule of church documents and periodicals.
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Homewood Church
Gottlieb Siegenthaler
Baltimore
Potojase Synod
The
Evangelical and Reformed Church
Homewood
Potomac
Mercersburg
Southern Synods
Central Pennsylvania Synod
Board of
James R. Edmunds, Jr
O. H. Hortetter
Hanover
D. Cress ‘Reiley
Bedford
J. William Schnebly
Howard K. Stickel
R.J. Paul Smith
Edward W. Ditto
Hagerstown
D. M. Witmer
Charles H. Noss
York
Walter Y. Grove
Warnesboro
Harvey A. Fes
Burlington
N. C
Ta. Fuckinger
Winchester
Amos
Diller
Chambersburg
Charles Todd
John C. Wentzel
Carlisle
Alfred Zimmerman
Frederick
New Members On College Faculty At Hagerstown Junior College
Two new full time instructors join Hagerstown Junior College boosting total to 27, with six more part timers. Pearl Babbitt becomes economics and business instructor, Georgina Lancaster biology, both holding degrees from George Washington and Western Maryland. New part timers include Haus Ottinger teaching business law and Betty Winn in small business operations. Also added are Bruce Etchison art appreciation, T C Rider sociology, and Kathryn Bivens speech. Existing faculty list updated as returns. Beats at the U.S. Naval Academy at Annapolia was founded in 1845.
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Pearl Babbitt
Georgina Lancaster
Miss Tebbitt
Western Maryland
Duke
Western Maryland College
Lancaster
Kansas City
George Washington
University of Washington
Seattle
WAC
Haus Ottinger
Will Sench
Betty Winn
Winn
Ottinger
Tusculum
Oberlin
University of Maryland
Bruce Etchison
Washington County Museum
American University
Yale
T. C. Rider
Smithsburg High
Warren H. Bitner
Homer D. Blanchard
Innes Boyer
Albert EB. Davis
Andrew M. Dixon
Dorothy C. Gleichman
John C. Judge
Donald @. Kuylor
Amba Kiblinger
William J. Maloney
James W. Mileham
Dean
Clyde H. Roberta
Lois E. Smith
Delbert G. Summerville
Maurice Weisberg
Harold E. Webber
Smuts Dies at 80 World Statesman and Field Marshal
Jan C. Smuts, South Africa’s renowned statesman and field marshal, died aged 80 after a period of illness from back trouble pneumonia and influenza. A former prime minister and British Empire leader in two world wars, he helped shape the Commonwealth and contributed to founding efforts. He stepped down as United Party leader months before his death.
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South Africas
Jan Christian Smuts
Union of
United Party
Smuts
East Africa
Jacuin
Daniel F. Malan
Maryland Veterans Commission Office Closes for Old Defenders Day
The Maryland Veterans Commission office in City Trail will close today in observance of Old Defenders Day. A reference notes that more than soldiers of the 7th Cavalry were annihilated with General George A. Custer at the Battle of the Little Bighorn in 1876.
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Maryland Veterans Commission
City Trail
Tth
George A. Custer
Little Sghorn
Over 100 Give Blood At Visit Of Bloodmobile
More than 100 locals donated 108 pints during the Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at St. John's Lutheran Church. The Hagerstown Exchange Club contributed sixteen volunteers, aiding a tri weekly drive and listing numerous donors by name.
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Red Cross
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Hagerstown
Winona Hensen
Ada Barnhart
Hazel Lovell
Emily Bowers
Thelma Brewer
Mary
Jane Bowman
Edward _Harris
Jerry Pofffenberger
Sam Hankey
F. Zimonski
Bob Bowman
Yale Hanks
D. J. Russel
Morgan Conrad
Grant Harrity
Harold Borough
A. F. Fraunfelter
Notable list of names appears in local notice
A long list of individuals including Roger Broom, Mrs. Bell Gimple, Mrs. Blanche Maugans, Mrs. Mary T. Myers, E. E. Marquiss, Mrs. Mary J. Shindle, Robert E. Mauck, Paul 8 Bonders, Raymond Burger, Charlotte Willard, Mrs. Jean Darby, John Doornberger, Paul 8. Gluck, G. V. McClain, Benjamin F. Reed, Kathryn Bailey, Mrs. Frances Tillett, Mrs. Hildred Harris, Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Helen Keage, Cecilia Potts, Mrs. Bessie Neikirk, Mrs. Lottie McConnell, Robert C. Rohrer, Mrs. Robert Thornberg, Dave Cottingham, Hubert Kendall, Richard Grumbacker, H. R. Hall, and Mrs. Elizabeth Foltz.
Holding Unit Holds Fourth Training Period
The 9242 TC Holding and Recon signment Point Reserve Unit conducted its fourth training session at Reserve Headquarters in the Strole-Wright building. Lt. Russell Long Sr instructed on holding shipping and administrative forms for transportation corps operations. Future fifth session is slated for Monday September 18. Of 116 ships building and repair yards in the U S, 68 are on island waterways rivers or canals.
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9242 TC
Strole-Wright
Russell Long
Transportation Corps
Long
9242
The
U. S
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