Multifaith Sunday Services and Church Activities
A dense OCR fragment lists numerous church activities including services at various parishes. It mentions pastors Rupp, Ditzler, Kane, and Drummond with times ranging from 8:00 a.m. to 9:45 a.m. and events such as Sunday school, sermons, prayers, and choir or praise services led by directors like Stevens.
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Vevenkig
Rupp
Phool
Aecylco
A.ditzler
Oelock
Goladky
Sorship
Tidmothy
Arama
ML Church
Voice of God
Junior
Senior
Miss Harriet Willis Weekend Church Notices
Créagerstown Rev C A Sirilke pastor. Sunday school at 9 a.m. preaching at 10 a.m. catechetical instruction after morning service. Walkersville Sunday school at 9:30 a.m. preaching by revening. strangers welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Créagerstown
C. A. Sirilke
Walkersville
Valley S S Reunion Promises Large Middletown Picnic
The 34th annual Sunday School reunion and picnic of Middletown Valley will be held at Harshman's woods two miles west of Middletown on Saturday August 28. Speakers listed include Zihiman Washington Patterson D D H B R S of Myersville H C Erdman Burkittsville andGeorge A Snyder D D of Middletown Music by the American Band of Middletown. The Kee dynville United Brethren pastor Rev Paul Holdcraft was unanimously asked to return at the fourth quarterly conference. The church reported flourishing departments and plans for extensive improvements funded already. it led its canvass by going over the top in three hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown Valley
Harshman’s Woods
Middletown
Zihiman
Washington
B. R. R. S.’ Patterson
D. D
United Brethren Church
Keedynville
Paul
Holdcraft
Two Dead in Booze Clash in Winchester Kentucky Riot
Town and county authorities report a deadly clash in the streets of a temperate county town after the arrest of a bootlegger. Marshal AL G. Philpot, Deputy Sheriff Henry Reed, and special officer Joseph Shively were among the dead or injured as rising tensions and gunfire erupted when Reed and Shively demanded the prisoner be turned over. Carl Estix, the prisoner, and others were wounded as a result. Philpot, a known member of a historically feuding mountain family, was killed by a shot to the neck. Reed died en route to hospital. Estix perished at Irvine after a reported burst of violence. The incident follows long-standing feuds and marked law enforcement actions. Meanwhile, a Heights service tomorrow features Prof Chester G Clem and Prof Geo Edward Smith leading music with Dr. Testrick delivering a lecture on Seeing Things As They Are. Dr. Testrick, former member of the Pennsylvania Board of Education, will be hosted by Dr. Remsberg in Middletown with vocal solos and a band concert to follow.
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Gree
Winchester
Trvine
Marshal AL G
Philpot
Henry Reed
Carl Estix
Joseph Shively
Fize
Nia
Irvine
Clipot
Reed
Eytantis Eee
Heights
Braddock
Prederick
Geo. Edward Smith
Rood
Testrick
Carlisle
Pennsylvania Board ofEducation
Middletown
Elmer‘Remsberg
Remsberg
Henry C. Remssberg
Broad Street
Irs
R.E. Town
Frederick
Mra
Frederick Rice
Washington, D.C
County Churches and Rev Ball Lead August Church Events
A Wilted text listing UTlea Reformed and nearby churches notes Rev Robert Lee Ball at Utlea 13 with services at 10:30 am and 8 pm. Hoffman Orphanage anniversary near Littlestown on August 26. Osie Walkeraville Methodist with Sunday school at 9:30 am, sermon at 10:30 am, Epworth league vesper 2 to 7:30 pm. May Church holds 9:30 am Sunday school and 5 pm service with illustrated sermon. Mt Zien Methodist with 2 pm Sunday school and 3 pm preaching. Buckeyatown MP Church with 9:15 am Sunday school, 10:20 am sermon and 7 pm evening service.
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Utlea Reformed
Robert , Lee ‘Ball
Paul's _Reformed church
Utlea
Charles
Ville Prenching
Hoffman Oranage
Uittlestown
Tursday
Osie - Walkeraville Methodist
E. N. Parrish
Wits
May
North Iatrica
Mt Zien
Buckeyatown
J. W. Kirk
J. W. Kirk, D.D
Naator
Social guest list spans Burkittsville visits across week
A long series of visitors and relatives converged on Burkittsville area homes. Annie Keller and daughter Dorothy from Washing ton hosted gatherings with the Low and Werrenfelts as well as the Grams family from Brunswick and Baltimore. Many others, including Mrs. Thomas Grams, Mr. J. Chas. Keller, and relatives from Philadelphia, Dayton, Dover, and York, traveled to stay with extended families near Burkittsville and Boonsboro over the week, with several pairs of siblings and friends noted at Locust Grove and surrounding estates. The group included regional residents and guests from Maryland, Pennsylvania, and New York, visiting multiple households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Keller Lawlsland
Dorothy
Washington
Gussts
J. Chas. Keller
Lew
George Iw. Cramer
Philadelgille
Middletown
Chas
Springhald
Ohio
Amand, Zether
Burkittéville
Earl Grams
Wm. J.seward
Overlee
Wa. J.seward
Russell Grams
Nelson Ponton
Buckeystown
C.F. Fairehild
Philadelphia
Ahalt
Burkitsville
A. D. Pierce
New York City
Dahlgren
South Mountain
Alice V. Barber
Baltmore
Tsa
Dore Barber
Ida M. Rice
Church
C.E. Nrert
J. N
Brown
JSON
Frank Brown
R. F. Woodhull
Robert
Dover
N. J
Myersville
Doniuan Smith
Guy
Hilda
Lauretta
Geo
Smith and Son
Buhrman
Boons‘boro
Russell Grame
Marie
Addie Grams
Burkittsville
Clinton Wellem
Brunswick
Henry C. Remsberg
Daisy Grace Remsberg
Geo. C. Remsberg
Ucten
Katherine
York
Jewish High Holy Days and Rockville principal nomination
Preparations for Rosh Hashana and Yom Kippur mark the Jewish holiday season with services and ritual days. The Day of Atonement follows Rosh Hashana in the ten penitential days. Soon after is the Feast of Tabernacles with harvest prayers. Edwin W. Broome seeks Robert H. Harmon for Rockville High principal, to replace resigning Milton Hall. Board to act next meeting.
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Jarael
Tabernacles
Rockville
Edwin W. Broome
Montgomery County
Robert H. Harmon
Vicksburg
Miss
R. Mitton Hall
Washington
County Board of Education
Scholarships Offered For Engineering Students At Johns Hopkins
Baltimore area notices announce a competitive examination for engineering scholarships for 1920 1921. One or more scholarships per county and city legislative district, with free tuition textbooks and fees, are awarded to desiring students unable to afford engineering education. Applicants must apply to Johns Hopkins University Registrar for forms. examination starts Friday September 27 1920 at 9 am. sessions begin September 28 1920.
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Billahts
Bras College
Wilt
Bullng
Baltimore City
Hanford
Talbot
Worcester
Loyola’ College
St. John’s College
Washington ‘College
Western Maryland College
Maryland Agricultural College
HIGH KNOB SUNDAY SCHOOL DEBATE AND SOCIAL
The Valley View Sunday School will hold a debate and social at the school house near here on Wednesday evening August 25. Mr Paul Kupp celebrated his 18th birthday on August 16 with supper. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Paul Kupp Rev and Mrs J Kurta Miller and many others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valley View
Paul ‘Kuipp
Paul Kupp
J. Kurta
Miller
G. i Brengle
A.C. ° Wiles
J. C. Stup
Kathleen
Kipp
Mary Ropp
Alice andMaggie
Klipp
Madeline
Ruth “Brengie
Maurice Upp
Paul Miller
Ernest Brengle
Charles’ Brunner
Austin
Roger’ Klipp
Paul
Brengle
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wiLis
Wintepobeste Etary
Spa’ Cuir
New York
Langeto
San Francisco
Penton Hartis
H. David “Hagan
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Barnard
Hartman Valse
Isle of Golden
Peice
Laumar
Ang
Mr. Low
W. Werrenfelts
Woltsy
Rayleigh
Loyd Rayleigh
H. “Cuthbert
Ieutenant
Scots Guards
Imperial College ‘of Sciences
South
Kensington
Postum Cereal Co
Ing
Battle
Michi
Milton Christis
Patrick Street
Wall Papers
Winbow Shades
Wilson
Wall Paper ‘Store
Frederick,’ i
Jesse H- Michael
Jesse
H. Michael
Woodward
Bleeteteal
PATHE
Sronwnne
Pathé
Teota
Walkersville, ‘Md
Mione
Central: Hardware CO
Arthur
E. Revy
West
Patrick ST
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