County Church Schedules Listing Local Congregations
A sweep of church schedules across counties lists Bunker Hill and Brucetown charges with service times from 9:48 a.m. to 7:30 p.m., Ebenezer Capon Bridge Rock Enon and Capon entries with Sunday schools at 10 a.m., and worship hours. Evanglical United Brethren and Presbyterian groups in Mt. Pleasant and North Frederick detail sermons, communion, youth fellowships, and revival services through April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church Group
J. Goode
Orvices
Ebenezer
Capon Bridge
Rock Enon
Evangelical United Brethren
Winchester
John E. Oliver
Mt. Pleasant
M. Pleasant Valley
Harry M. Crim
Strasburg
CBS
Pleasant Valley
Youth Fellowship
Presbyterian Churches
Robert C. Bradford, Jr
Opequon
Burnt Church
Round Hill
Browns Show Stronger Club This Season Under Veeck
The St. Louis Browns, under president Bill Veeck and manager Rogers Hornsby, field a stronger roster but face stiff competition for jobs. Ned Garver leads pitching with 20 wins last year, while Marty Marion, Bobby Young, and center fielder Jim Rivera anchor key infield and outfield positions. Outfield battles include George Schmees, Bob Nieman, Earl Rapp, and Jimmy Delsing as Garver receives support from Tommy Byrne, Bob Cain, and Gene Bearden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson, Ariz
St. Louis Browns
Yars
Bill Veeck
Rogers Hornsby
Hornsby
Browns
Ned Garver
Marty Marion
Bobby Young
Jim Rivera
George Schmees
Hollywood
Bob Nieman
Oklahoma City
Earl Rapp
Jimmy Delsing
Dick Krohoski
Detroit
Leo Thomas
Portland
Fred Marsh
Clint Courtney
Kansas City
Garver
Tommy
New Anti TB Drug Tested in Virginia
New anti tuberculosis drug Rimi on is being tested at Blue Ridge Piedmont and Catawba sanatoria in Virginia with five patients at each site. Preliminary results should be released within a couple of months, with final effects to be established much later, a State Health Department spokesman said.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Blue Ridge
Piedmont
Catawba
State Health Department
Voice of Oss Vitt on DiMaggio absence changes for Yankees
Oscar Vitt predicts the New York Yankees will suffer without Joe DiMaggio, arguing centerfield defense and five to eightVictory gaps will cost wins. He recalls DiMaggio’s spectacular plays against Hal Trosky and recalls his own memorable chase and catch at Cleveland.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Oscar Vitt
New York Yankees
Joe DiMaggio
Oss
Detroit
Cleveland
Mantle
Jensen
Woodling
Cory
Dimaggio
Joe
Stengel
Ty Cobb
Yanks
Hal Trosky
Hal
Trosky
Which State Had Most Voting Precincts in Election
California had the greatest number of voting precincts, tallying 16 802. Connecticut recorded the smallest count with 169 precincts.
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California
Connecticut
Coal Miner's Five Children Find Shelter With Aunt
In Bluefield West Virginia Kelly Hall abandoned five children aged nine months to eight years. An aunt in Tazewell Virginia agreed to care for them, while the parents face desertion charges. The mother Dorothy later reunited briefly with the children at the Union Mission.
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Bluefield
W. Va
Kelly Hall
Tazewell
Hall
Union Mission
Dorothy
Abbs Valley
Fred Farmer
Clowser Family Reunion Held at Rosenberger Home
Mr and Mrs Leonard Clowser hosted a March 23 reunion at Rosenberger for Conner Baker and related families from Grimes Haymarket Martinsburg Winchester Hayfield and nearby towns. Attendees included James Conner Daniel Baker Ernest Conner David Conner Charles Conner and others with several relatives traveling from Oklahoma unable to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hayfield
Leonard Clowser
Rosenberger
Clowser
James Conner
Grimes
Daniel Baker
Mary
Haymarket
Ernest Conner
Sandra
David Conner
Ernest
David
Charles Conner
Tommy
Martinsburg
Robert Smelser
James
Roy
Robert Conner
Linda
Sandy
Winchester
Leonard Crowser
Marion
Peggy
Shelby
Jerry
Judy
Patsy
Set
Ashby Fox
Oklahoma
Evelyn Elkins
Haywarket
Evelyn Bowers
Earle Prattee
Browntown
Mrs. Loring Crowser
Elmer, Lawrence
Helen
Shirley
Civil War death tolls: Union far higher than Confederacy
Historical figures show over 110000 Union soldiers died in the Civil War versus about 52000 Confederate troops, highlighting the heavier casualties suffered by the Union in the conflict.
Strength For The Day By Earl L. Douglas
Psychologists warn of rising alcoholism as a coping mechanism for crisis. The essay notes that temporary relief from the bottle masks deeper sorrows and urges facing life's problems as a school with a final judgment. The piece cites the Bible’s concept of Judgement Day as a guiding accountability.
Goucher College Plans French House Dormitory
A dormitory named French House will open this fall at Goucher College in Baltimore. About a dozen students may join, and the group will speak only French at all times with no academic credit offered. Dr. Lester Crocker cites improved language facility and comprehension.
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BALTIMORE +” A
Goucher College
Maryland College
Lester Gilbert Crocker
Parrott Eats Breeding Food in California Suburbs
In Long Beach California a small parrot named Tico-Tico once led raids on grain fields in Mexico. Now the pet of Clinton and Marston Smith the bird competes for meals and favors milk and cereal and pancakes, showing a mischievous appetite while their mother Mrs J Stanley Smith notes the bird’s playful food thefts.
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Long Beach
Calif
Tico
Mexico
Clinton
Marston Smith
J. Stanley Smith
Rabbit Skin Prices Drop in Sydney Market
In Sydney the rabbit skin price has fallen to its lowest since the early 1990s. Dealers say current costs worsen the mood with many men going hatless, reflecting weak demand. Hat makers were once major buyers, and United States demand has also declined.
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Sydney
Australia
United States
Official Propaganda History in Prewar Europe
The claim holds that, before World War I, Germany was the sole nation accused of attempting state propaganda. The statement reflects debates on information warfare and government messaging in the era, though evidence and interpretations vary among historians.
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Germany
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Bunker Hill
Cyril J. Hoover
Arden
A. M. Darkesville
A.m. Gerrardstown
Brucetown
Emory
Elsmore
Stephenson
Welltown
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church
Duckwall
Gainesboro
Grover Jenkins
See
Gainesboro Methodist Church
Greenwood Methodist Chapel
L. L. Shreck
Middletown Methodist Charge
J. L. Pebbles
Grace
Epworth
Relief
Montague Ave
Methodist
B. W. Coe
Macedonia
E. Holmes Newcome
Myra Payne
Lamps Memorial
Agnes Rosenberger
North Frederick
C. E. Burkart
Little Mountain
F. B. Oglesby
Stephens City
Charles A. York
W . Good
Refuge
Fairview
Kernstown
Salem
Church of the Brethren
J. F. Wine
W. L Riggleman
C. R. Wolfe
Royal Rd
White Post
B E Hudson
Paris
Millwood
Ilaundry Planning
Home Service
Northern
New Browns
By Bob Myers
BY Gayle Talbot
Earl L. Douglas
D.D
Walnut
Daveno & Studio Couch
Weins
Cavalier
Hassocks
Piccadilly
Gunther’s
A. m
Yuengling
Old Georgetown
Miller’s High
Schlitz
FT. Pitt Ale
FT. Pitt Beer National Bohemian
Pabst Blue Ribbon
SEA Foods
W. Fart St
Republic Station
Valley Ave
Philco
Jana
N. Cameron St
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