Sunday Church Notices and Activities Across Seaford
Sunday church notices detail services at First Baptist Grace Evangelical and Presbyterian churches, with morning sermons on The Religion of the Child and The Beast and the Squad, and announcements of Sunday School times, no evening service at Grace Reformed, and next week's Larvent Home services. Local pastors and visiting speakers are named, including Rev. J. H. Day and Rev. J. McLean, with mentions of parishioners and guests visiting Buckeystown and Libertytown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist’ ‘Church
Yester
J. HB
Grace Reformed
Grace Reformed Church
J. McLean
Jesus
Christ
Evangelical Reformed Church
PF. Warner
Satinbury
Methodist
Buckeystow
Hymeneal Pedaugist Aniet Wedding at Reformed Parsonage
Quiet weddings fill a Frederick area paper with multiple unions. Patrick Simpson and Minnie Simpson wed at the Martinsburg Methodist parsonage with Rev J V Tamar officiating. George H Bussard of Dickerson and Minnie B Ford of Berryville tied the knot at the same parsonage with Rev B E Lamar presiding. Samuel G Brandenburg of Ijamsville and Lola M Haines of Wyattstown also married at the Methodist church parsonage with Rev E H W Lamar guiding the ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jme
Resta
Ly Delaughter
Hyingon
Frederick
Elizabeth
Forte
Eo Ly Mclean
T—Simpson
Patrick
Ke-Halh
Minnie Ti. Simpson
Martinsburg
Methodist Episcopal
J. VI. Tamar
Martinsburs
Hall
Hussard
Fonp
George. H. Bussard
Dickerson
Minnie “B. Ford
Berrywalte, Wa
Methodist’ Episcopal Parsonage
BE. H. ‘Lamar
John W. Bussard
O. P- Turner
Samuel. G. Brandenburg
Ijamsville
Lola M. Haines
Wyattstown
Methodist Episcopal Church
E. H W. Lamar
Braddock Heights Weekend Guests and Local News
Braddock Heights hosts visiting families from Sykesville and Baltimore at various cottages. Miss Merriken and Mr Stanton visit Myg Rohrbacks. cottages Seachrist and Brightside host guests. Bowling winners are Catherine Rowe and J W Hawkins. a block party and song service draw crowds. Water main leak causes temporary outage. repairs restore supply by morning. Will Thomas to lecture on Washington views at Braddock Heights auditorium.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock’ Heights
Metro
Sykesville
Maryland
Stanhope’ Cottage
Shafer
Hodges
Washington
McBar Cottage
Jéan
Merriken
Mert Stanton
Baltimore
Ars
Rohrbacks
Barken
George Washington Hospital
D. Church
Arts
Doll's
Michun
Elizabeth
Apple
Brightside Cottage
Catherine Rowe
Harper's Ferry
J. W. Hawkins
Burt Rittsville
May ‘Hover
Marty Sanders
Mackleheimy
Stonehurst Cottage
Frank
Lillian Vernon
Casino
Ley
Henry Haltzaptel, Jr
Hagerstown
Braddock Heights
Raiiroad
Frederick
Fiev
Avhns
Helen Cooper
McCardell
Fergow Boulevard
Poole
Heights
Ifert
Seachrist
Will Fy Thoma
Bureau of Engraving
Thomas
Costello Couple Married in Washington Visit Shoreham Hotel
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Costello formerly Mrs Caroline Ness Rogers from Frederick married in Washington, now staying at Shoreham Hotel. The bride had been married to George Rast Rogers of Mainfield and recently divorced. Costello, son of the late Rev Costello, worked in Princeton and now in the New York American magazine department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Costello
Washington
Shoreham
Wir. Costello
Caroline Ness Rogers
Frederick
Ross Home
Rogers
Emmitsburg
Costelle
Episcopal Church
Sharpshore
Princeton University
South
Miss Brooks
Balimore
New York American
George Rast Rogers
Mainfield
No. 3
Braddock Picnic Draws Large Attendance and Debate
The Braddock annual picnic drew about 2,600 people with a joint organizing effort by the Luthi eran and Reformed Sunday schools. A town committee led by A.T. Webster W. A. Brown Samuel Slater Charles J. Linthicum and Edwin F. Sweet arranged events. The first address by Mr Weinberg expressed Democratic views while Congressman Linthicum recalled past service and praised farming gains from current policy including Parcel Post. Secretary Sweet outlined departmental structure weights and measures and geological surveys. Weinberg argued improvements aid farmers while opposing tariff changes that could harm Frederick County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Luthieran
W. Zy Samuel “Slater
Geobissina
Charles J. Linthicum
Eadwin
Fairview
Linthiewsp
Sweet
Department of Weights and Measures
Weinberg
Frederick County
Weinbers
Sixth annual Cherokee Tribe reunion and picnic
Magnelia Lodse of the Knights of Pythias and Antietam Camp of the Modern Woodmen of America, all of Sharpsburg, attended a sixth annual reunion and picnic of the Cherokee Tribe of Red Men. The event drew several thousand people Saturday in George Hibler’s grove near the old Dankard Church on Antietam battle field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee Tribe of Red Men
Magnelia Lodse
Knights of Pythias
Antietam
Woodmen of America
Sharpsburs
George Hi. Pollenberser
Dankard Church
Costly Treatment Prompts Reader to Self Evidence
A reader recalls costly medical efforts for constipation and indigestion. After wasting time and money on medicines in Whitlow Ark St Louis and New Orleans hospitals with no care, they returned home and found relief using Chamberlains Tablets. Sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HL Hines
Whitlow
Arkie
St Louis
New Orleans
Chamberlain
Democrats announce sheriff and county posts in Howard county
With primaries nearing, six Democrats seek the Sheriff nomination James W Cook Frank Hobbs W Howard Brown Marcellus Wright Charles Disney and John Long Also three aim for the Legislature James W Travers Augustus Howard Edward B Lowndes Grosvenor Hanson is unopposed for Commissioner Frank Shipley unopposed for Treasurer Republicans and Progressives have no candidates yet in the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Howard
Howard
House of Delegates
James W. Cook
Frank ‘Hobbs
W. Howard Brown
Marcellus Wright
Charles “T. Disney
John Long
James W. Travers
Augustus Howard
Edward B. Lowndes
Governor backs local option push in Maryland
Governor Goldsborough joins questions submitted by William H. Anderson of the Maryland Anti Saloon League in declaring local option a fundamental principle. He endorses a general local option bill for the next legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Goldsborough
William H. Anderson
Maryland
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Church of the
Rethren
B. Vietor- Long
Boonsboro
Welty
Pabrney
Brandexburg
Ilaenes
John D
McGormick
Mrs. L. S. Costelle
WE Western
UNION
THE
Western Union Telegraph Company
Hagerstown & Frederick
White Cross Milk Company
Usues
Health Department of
Washington, D. C
Baltimore & Washington
White Cross Milk Company, Incorporated
Faerney
Jake
Tiel Botus
Das Fahrney & Son
Hacresremn
Mia
Ernest Seeany
Amos -Urner
Elfenstein & Urner
Ins CE
Dell & Albargh Baitaing
X. Market Street
Yaepres Frederick
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