Maryland Conference debates church merger plans at Milford
The eighty sixth session of the Maryland Conference Methodist Protestant church, in Milford Delaware, declares 24 conferences cannot reassemble the adjourned General Conference. It refuses to participate if union with United Brethren is discussed but backs a new General Conference. A detailed paper by Dr. T. H. Lewis of Western Maryland College explains merger methods. A large Grace Reform class anniversary event for men is planned, with 500 attendees expected. Various church services and Holy Week observances are announced across Grace Reformed, Presbyterian, Evangelical Lutheran, All Saints Episcopal, and United Brethren churches, with schedules for sermons, confirmations, and choir events.
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Maryland
United Brethren
T. H. Lewis
Western Maryland College
Maryland Annual Conference
Lewis
Grace Reformed Church
Grace Church
R. Paul Smith
Irving S. Biser
John 4. Johns
Blue Ridge College
New Windsor
F.C. Remsburg
E. L. Coblentz
Harry Holter
John A. Nitzler
Christ
Builders
David X. Ditmar
Jefferson
Gospel Mission and churches hold services tomorrow
Gospel Mission in the Lambert building Weet Patrick street will hold Sunday school at 3.15 afternoon and services at 7 o'clock Trinity M E Church South will have Sunday school at 9 or 10 o'clock and class league at 6.45 o'clock St Timothy's chapel Sedleysville offers Sunday school tomorrow afternoon at 2.40 o'clock St Stephen's Episcopal chapel Tharmwont celebrates Holy Communion tomorrow morning at 7 o'clock Rector Rev Dougless Hogill will lead services at 11 o'clock tomorrow.
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All Saints’ Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Hoolf
Wo Om
Gus Poo
Maundy Thur
St. John's Catholic Church
AL Jtonton
Church of the Brethren
George 3
Fiarp
Hilerioen
Gospel Mission
Lambert
Weet . Patrick Street
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity M. EK. Ehurch
Ipworth League
St Timothy's Chapel
Sedleysville
St. Stephen's Episcopal Chapel
Frederick firemen to attend church April 26
Frederick firemen will join the Independent Jose Company in attending church at Evangelical Lutheran on Sunday evening April 20. Rev US G Ropp, pastor, will deliver the sermon. It is the annual turnout by the Independent Company and firemen are invited to a large gathering. The Independents also discussed hall rental and plan to manage the second floor space for dances and meetings.
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Ulding
Dr. A. Radclif
Palm Sunday Observances Across Christendom
Tomorrow marks Palm Sunday and the start of Lent's solemn Holy Week. The faithful will recount the passion and death of the Saviour with hymns and readings. Thursday recalls the Lord's Supper, Friday honors the Crucifixion, Saturday the tomb, and next Sunday celebrates Easter with services worldwide.
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Christ
Jerusalem
Christendom
Good Friday Silence News at Episcopal Convention
Thousands observe a muted Good Friday at noon as the General Convention urges silent reverence for Christ’s crucifixion inviting clergymen and unions to join. The observance aims to unite Christians worldwide in a few minutes of solemn quiet.
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Episcopal Convention
General Convention
Protestant Episcopal Church
Needs of the M E Church Discussed at Cumberland Session
The Baltimore Conference meeting in Cumberland heard speakers from key boards on causes, including full retirement pay for ministers, Bible interests, temperance, Sunday schools, home missions, and foreign missions. Transfers announced and financial plan discussed. Laymen endorse blue laws and approve locating a Baltimore book depository.
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Seasion
Cumberland
Joseph 8. Iingeles
Chieage
Board of
Churcy Claimanta
Witliam Haten
New York
American Bible Sachita
Clarence True Wilson
Topeka
The
Temperance Society
M. Q. Trewery
Gineiga
Toe Board of Sunday Schools
Geo. Oo Howard
Ward Platt
Philadelphia
Board of Home Missions and Church Extension
Frank Mason North
Board of Foreign Missions
Hingeley
Haven
Wilbon
Dour
Pacific Coast
Bishop Berry
Clayton A. Smucker
Central Pennsylvania
Joseph M. M. Gray
St. Louis
J. Pearce
Olio
Chas
Mead
C. ¢. McLean
Pennsylvania
Lucius J. Clark
Upper
Georgia
Henry V. Givler
Ohio
George GC. Peck
R.W. Howe
Puget Sound
Page Milburn
West Virginia
4. M. Trimball
Ftew
J. E. Crawthers
Rey Ff. W. Llixavon
Northwest Indiana
Methodist Episcopal Church, Inc
T. M. Ward
Eugene Tucker
L. M. Bacon
Anderson Sues For Five Thousand In Libel Case
William Barnes, chairman of the New York Republican State Committee, sues William H. Anderson, superintendent of the New York Anti Saloon League, for libel seeking 3000 in damages over an open letter. Anderson faces charges of pressuring Barnes with threats to sway support for the national local prohibition bill, which the Legislature previously defeated. Barnes vows to prove Anderson’s allegations false and to show his coercive effort to sway lawmakers.
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N. Y
William Barnes
New York Republican State Committee
William H. Anderson
New York Anti Saloon League
Barnes
Anderson
New York
Andersen
Early Market Prices Slow and Busy Crowd Report
Chilly air and brisk steps marked the early market as dealers moved briskly among stalls. Prices ranged from 18 to 20 cents for eggs and 30 to 45 cents per pound for butter, with a wide spread across fruits vegetables and seafood, reflecting the onset of spring offerings.
April Cough Relief Ad From Early 1900s
An old advertisement touts Dr King's New Discovery for coughs, throat and lung relief with claims of rapid head clearing and fever reduction. It cites Mr T Juava of Stickley Corner Ohio, who allegedly found no relief from other remedies before trying it. Money back relief offered. Also promotes Ruchlen's Arica for sores.
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King
T. Juava
Stickiey Corner
Apo
Ruchlen
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