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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1927
Page
8
Readable church service notices list numerous congregations and times across towns. Denominations include Episcopal, Lutheran, Reformed, Methodist, Presbyterian, and Baptist with sermon themes and minister names.
Myersville hosts two bands on Saturday evening with the Myersville Band led by Prof. Lynn Stephens and the Harmony Band directed by George W BrandenBURs. The Windsor Conference of Young People gathers at New Windsor with over 160 attendees and pastors among the instructors.
Fragment notes a domestic service on an island and a related government mindset. It includes partial quotes suggesting doubt and resolve from literature and appears as an OCR fragment with unclear surrounding context.
The piece discusses 2 Samuel passages, Arks and Obededom illustrating religion’s role in nationhood. It argues David’s leadership and Ark ceremony symbolize religious unity and social cohesion shaping Israel’s future.
Aug 13 Middletown notes numerous named visitors and relatives calling on residents. Individuals from Baltimore, Chicago, Frederick, Hagerstown, Lewes and Ohio appeared, with governors, pastors, and families spending weekends or vacations in the county and nearby towns.
Union Bridge work led by Allen Feeser includes constructing four modern apartments to be ready for tenants by September 1. Prospective residents listed are James Berhems and family John Eline and family and Charles Reed and family. Gosnell and Sons were contractors for the project and traffic on Benedum Elger streets was opened after improvements.
A garbled local item notes residents at home, family mentions Benja, Mazie, Gladis Stottemres and Musings on relatives. Mentions Spencer and a Cincinnati connection, with unclear details about events or dates.
Mrs Annie Holbrunes visits Mr Raymond Miller and family at Westminster. Attendees from here at Gettysburg Lutheran conf were Misses Margaret Powell Anna Beile Smith Catherine Lenhart Madeline Loots Evelyn Stively Elizabeth Boller and Mr Mar lite LeGore. WCTU held monthly meeting at Miss Janet Barricks home. Edith Miller of Philadelphia visited and returned home. Hazel Fogle returned from Canada and northern states. E D and Richard Fogle spend days on the Eastern Shore. Ant Cant Sunday school class met at Mrs Cramer Powells with business session and social hour. C N Foie of York spent Sunday with his parents. Mrs Chas Habu spent Wednesday evening with Exhel and Ariel Fogle.
Misses Clirg and Evelyn Blackstes from Baltimore stayed at the Misses Alexander home. Mrs. Roy Baile Marston visited her daughter Mrs. Earl Stultz. Frank Heming of Hagerstown spent the week with sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Walter Fritz. Carville Alexander and family visited relatives in Marston. Mrs. Marr Alexander, recovering from appendicitis at Markland General Hospital, returned home Sunday. Mr and Mrs Russeil Lee and chief, Mtmore, are on vacation at Mr. Tiaateeh home. Marshall Nasbaam is improving at his home amid new building projects near Mrs Joan Green. Mrs Andrew Alexander and wife visited Green’s home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs Smith Betts and others visited relatives near Win. The News will be St ing Tessie.
A fragment asks questions on biblical events and figures. It references Old Testament lament themes and New Testament incidents such as Jesus commanding twelve to fetch stones from Jordan bed and His temple acts in Jerusalem before betrayal, plus questions about David, Solomon, and Peter.
Dr A Green headmaster of Penciogrom School for Boys will speak at Braddock Heights Sunday 7 34 pm after band concert by Braddock Heights Concert Band directed by Charles Stull with soloist Thomas Pyres Dr Harry C Matis presiding W E Kindler musical director A Rabbi Wolf Willner will speak following Mrs M J Croghan will sing then Green will give address program includes Huntington Municipal Band overtures and medleys The Braddock Heights Resort Association sponsors with donations requested and Rev Joe Paine to speak next event on August 21
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