Famed bank burglar Ray Terrell walks free from prison
Ray Terrell once dubbed the scourge of the southwest, released from the Oklahoma state penitentiary after serving nine and a half years of a twenty year sentence. He plans to watch a football game then seek funds for a burglar proof bank lock. He left with his mother and an alibi receipt book to prove presence in towns. Officers report no charges pending. Warden Kenny called him an expert locksmith.
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Mcalester
Okla
Ray Terrell
Terrell
Oklahoma State Prison
Rosa Patton
Oklahoma City
Terrill
Kenny
Administration Building Ready For Occupancy
The remodeled Washington County Hospital now hosts an administration and public health complex. The new building features a modern office with electric doctor signals, a large reception room, and expanded X-ray, dental, prenatal, and maternity facilities. Ward and staff areas include living quarters for nurses, lecture rooms, and dining facilities.
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Washington County Hospital
Hagerstown
Public Health Department
W. Ross Cameron
W. Ross Cameron, City and County Health
S. M. Bloom
Milton Bergey
Dmg
Brookline High School Fire Destroys Building
Fire at Brookline High School in Massachusetts destroyed the 45 year old building causing about 156000 dollars in damage. Eleven firefighters were injured though none seriously nine were hospitalized for smoke injuries and minor cuts. About 50 pupils and 36 teachers fled the building as coach Thomas Fitzgerald and teacher Ralph Totman led safety checks on the third floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dremer
Thomas Fitzgerald
Ralph Totman
Actress Ruth Deery Attack Scene Shocks City
The unconscious actress Ruth Deery was found battered and undressed in her hotel room with a brick injury and signs of strangulation by a stocking. Dorothy Ryan, a fellow vaudeville performer, found her at 5 A.M. after Deery reported a night at the Three Deuces with a man described as a five year friend. The case is labeled criminal assault by police.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deery
RB “Darling Chan
Dorothy Ryan
West Side
Miss Ryan
Misa! Deery
Miss! Deery
George O'Connor
Three Deuces
Crowd Expected at Meadow Brook Polo Match for Americas Cup
A near capacity crowd of about 35 000 was expected at Meadow Brook Club to watch the second game of the polo series between the United States and Argentina for the cup of the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Westbury
Meadow Brook Club
United States
Agrentina
Classifieds Censor Promises Precision in Print
Advertisers assure readers that state ments in the classifieds are carefully censored before printing to maintain accuracy and propriety in notices and listings.
Rally Planned for St Pauls M E Church October 4
St Pauls M E Church announces a fall rally with all departments to participate. The church school promotion day is Sept 23, first Sunday in October features full communion at 11 00 am and a 636 pm Epworth League opening. Dramatization by the church school at 720 pm to showcase efforts. Baltimore Branch of Women’s Foreign Missionary Society hosts Oct 6 7 with Miss Van Dyne Miss Davis and Miss Robinson speaking. Children’s Warships versus Battleships demonstration scheduled for Tuesday evening beginning 1036 am. Public invited.
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St. Paul's M. E
Epworth League
Chefiuest
St. Pauls Church
Baltimore
Women’s Foreign Missionary Society
Middle
South Atlantic
Miss van Dyne
Africa
Miss Davis
Cena
Miss Robinson
Tndia
Columbus
Ohio
Methodist Church
Convention Draws Large Audience at Washington County Council
The Washington County Council of Religious Education held its annual convention at Christ Reformed Church with big attendance. Morning sessions featured a Fellowship of Song led by Perry L Huffaker and a convention sermon by Rev Dr Scott R Wagner.
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Washington County
Williamsport
H. V. Hart
Women’s International League For Peace
F. Berry Plummer
Evelyn Seymour
Young People’s Division
Washington County Council
R. L. Shipley
Baltimore
Addison H. Groff
Boonsboro
Rally Day at Salem Sunday Highlights Installation and Music
Salem United Brethren Sunday School in Reedsville observes its Rally Day and Harvest Home service at 9:30 AM. Rev. J. B. Reed Jr. will install new officers led by Superintendent Robert Wyand. Prof. A Wertsch and a girls quartet provide program, with appeals for preserves and canned goods for the U B Orphanage. George W Buxton leads the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem United Brethren Sunday School
Reedesville
J. B. Reed, Jr
Robert Wyand
Rene Burtmer
Howard Burtner
Melvin Reed, Jr
David Hite
C. C. Hite
Louise Rohrer
Wilma Jean Baker
Emma Baker
Chloo Burtner
Walter Shank
W. C. Geeting
C. C . Hite
G. W. Buxton
A. Wertsch
U. B
Quincy
George W. Buxton
Salem U. B. Church
Keedysville
Harvest Home Christian Endeavor
Christ Reformed Rally Day Planned With Services and Speaker
Christ Reformed Church schedules Rally Day events including morning services in the main school and Clever Bible Class, officer elections, and recognition for yearlong attendance. Miss Blanche C. Lengle of St Pauls United Brethren will speak as music enhances the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ's Reformed Church
Blanche C. Lengle
St. Paul’s United Brethren Church
Patterson to Speak Sunday at First Christian Church
The First Christian Church schedules a full Sunday with Rev. William M. Norment preaching at 9:30 a.m. on The Aggressive Church. Maryland official J Milton Patterson delivers the Rally Day address at 10:30 a.m. Schroeder and Spielman perform violin pieces before a 1:30 p.m. service following an organ recital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Christian Church
Wiliam M. Norment
A. Marliv
Asher S. Edelman
J. Milton Patterson
Maryland State Aid and Charities
Car Godar
Prare
James Spielman
Czardas
Monti
Professor Edelman
Marea Pontificale
J. Lemmens
J. 1. Andrien
J. S. Bach
H. B Vincent
Jesus
First Christian South
Ten Years of Service Celebrated at First Christian Church
Asher S. Edelman, organist director, composed The Very Thought of Thee and another anthem for the day. He dedicated both works to the choir in honor of Professor Edelman completing ten years as organist director at the First Christian church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asher S. Edelman
Professor Edelman
First Christian Church
Fall Rally at Em manual United Brethren Church
The Em manual United Brethren Church holds a fall rally this Sunday September 27 at 9 34 a m with a combined church school and morning worship service lasting about ninety minutes. Special music from choir and orchestra features Hon George D Hicks Juvenile Court judge and an address on The Call of the Child. Miss Mary Esta Bowiman Chewsvile delivers What Christian Youth Can Do to Help Build a Better World. Attendance goal is 300 with Rally Day in the Primary Department directed by Mrs H F Ray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmanuel United “Brethren Church Land Church School
George D. Hicks
Mary Esta Bowiman
Chewsvie
H. F. Ray
Berean Bible League Weekly Readings Schedule
The Berean Bible League announces the current week's readings. Included are selections from Amos, Obadiah, Jonah, Micah, Nahum, Habakkuk, Haggai, Zechariah, with specific chapters listed for each date from Sept 26 to Oct 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salvation Army
Berean Bible League
Amoz
Ameos
Jonah
Hab
Hag
Zech
Inc
Many Killed In State Accidents
Baltimore report cites 64 pedestrian deaths in August with seven intoxicated, seven walking against traffic, eight with traffic flow, two playing, three on road work, three jaywalking, two stepping from obstructions, and five killed near buses. Walter R. Rudy notes contributing factors.
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Baltimore
Walter R. Rudy
Rudy
Sunday church listings across Potomac area churches
A dense roster of services, Sunday schools, and prayer meetings for multiple churches in the Potomac area. Entries list church names, locations on Potomac Street, Summit Avenue, Washington Square, and other streets, plus pastors and service times for morning, evening, and midweek events.
Numerous churches listed for Harvest Home services
Boonsboro to Williamsport and surrounding towns publish a Harvest Home schedule with services at multiple churches. Notable entries include Zion Lutheran in Williamsport, Shiloh U B in Funkstown, Trinity Reformed in Boonsboro, and Christ Evangelical in Funkstown, listing worship times, Sunday School, and special Harvest Home programs through late September and early October.
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Church OF God
Broadfording
J. E. Stephen
Zion Lutheran Church
Wil Mameport
W. C. Haddle
Shiloh
Shiloh U. B
R, Andrews
Christ Evangelical
Reformed Church
Funkstown
Edward T. Plitt
Harvest Home Service
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Gee
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Mass
Brookline High School
Fou Cauffman
R. M. Hays & Bros
R. D. McKee
Fall House Furnishings
Edward's
Manbeck
PLAN
St. Paul’s M. E
Salem
Christ Reformed Plans
H. L. Mills
Virginia All-Stars
Patterson
THE
Christian Science Society
N, Potomac
North Potomac St
Mary Baker Eddy
Trinity Lutheran
Potomac St
Randolph Ave
J. S. Simon
D. D
Howard St. M. E. Howard and
Chestnut Sts
Ira W. Shindle
Full Gospel Mission
Salem Ave
Presbyterian
Washington and Prospect Srs
William S. Hess
Salem Avenue
C. Langley Andrews
Young People’s Legion
Baenease
Life Saving Scouta
St. John’s Lutheran S. Potomac St J
Harms
George Gelbach
Christian & Missionary
Alliance
Tabernacle
Summit Ave
P. KR. Hyde
Paator Sunday School
St. Mark’s Lutheran Washington Square
J. W. Ott
Baltimore St
F. H. Snavely
P.M
Christian Federa
Jehovah's Witnesses Church
Chestnut St
A. F. Laupert
Washington Square
M. E
Washington Ave
Lloyd G. Davis
Wea
Union Chapel
Corbett Street
Mamie Harbaugh
St. Paul’s
M. E. N. Potomac St
J. E. Kemp Horn
Emmanuel U
Howard St
Rev
Paul Holdcraft
S.T. D
Antietam
St. A. B. Antietam and Locust
F. G. Mentzer
Grace United Brethren Cor
Winter Sta
A. J. Rider
Holy Communion
Dr & Sr BS
St. John’s Episcopal S. Prospect and
Antietamsts
Walter Byron Stehl
Church of the Brethren
E. Washington and Mulberry Sts
A. M. Dixon
Preyer
Church of the Nazarene
West Side Ave
Church St
C. L. Arnold
Ofclect
First Baptist
W. Washington St
P. B. Watlington
Clay L Hudson
D. C
Clay I. Hudson
A. B. Franklin and Locust Sts
D. DO. Pester
Dr. c
St. Mary’s Catholic West Washington St
T. D. Reinhart
First Brethren
Seventh Day Adventist
Assemblies of God
Bethel
Howard and
Spruce Sts
Ralph Jeffry
Christ Reformed
W. Franklin
H. A. Fesperman
W. Bethel St
A. L. Criglar
Wed
Second Christian Church
W. North St
M. F. Robinson
Asbury M. E
Jonathan
W. S. Jackson
Beatorsh League
Church OF the United, Brethren IN Christ
S. Attizan St
J. A. Moye
Harvest Home
Sr. Paodle
Evangelical
Tlutheran Church
Funkstown, Md
Harry M. Young
Trinity Reformed Church
Ichrist Evangelical and Reformed Church
Cave Town
Edward Plitt
Schon
Leo BR
He Baeuiete
Beaver Creek Christian Chas
Hume Funk
Ghewsville
E. R. Andrews
Rehobeta United Brethren Church
E. Salisbury
St. Williamsport
W. M. Beattie
ST. Johns Reformed Church
Clearspring
J. W. Huffman
Leitsrsburg
J. D. Worman
Beard
Inet Morais
Samples
Manor
Christ Reformed Church
Sharpsburg
Addison H Groff
Christian Home
ST. Paul's Reformed Church
Western Pike
Pleasant Valley Tub Church
Smithsburg
A.W. Garvin
Orlack
MT. Moriah Lutheran Church
Forville
C M. Huddle
Bethel ME
ST Paul's M
Chatelack
Salem Reformed Church
Cearfoss Pike
Pleasantville
NT Morlah
Oelock
St. James
Trinity Lutheran Church
C. M. Huddle
Williamsport Methodist Episcopal Church
R. Church St
Troy
M. Wakefield
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