Memorial Church services and Park rites across Baker Park
A long schedule lists Sunday worship across Frederick area churches from Centennial Memorial C B to Trinity M E including services at Baker Park. It notes park vesper, choir pieces by Bach and Maun der, organ solos, communion at Saint Mary, and multiple pastors from Rev J H Schmitt to Rev W T Gover. Community services and Sunday school times follow with local church notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Meeks
D. D. Asthem
Caristiansen
Miss Margaret St Kent
W. T. Gover
Bach
J. H. Schmitt
Louikee
Dox
Trinity M. E
South
Centennial Memorial C. B
Baker Park
Local reunion and family visits across towns
Harney Harmer reports the Bower reunion at German Park attended by Mr and Mrs Theodore I Shildt and Mrs Edna Snider with Francis. Several families from Bridgeport Gettysburg Tanertown Littlestown and Keysville hosted and visited relatives including guidance on births and illnesses. Guests include the Fuss Mummert Shipley Fox Tobias Eckenrode and Warren families with several grandsons and children mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harney Harmer
Theodore I. Shildt
Edna Snider
Francis
Bower
German Park
Murry O. Fuss
Wesley Mummert
Erma Shipley
Skriine Drive
Harry J. Wolt
Ernest Smith
Bridgeport
Bridgeport Mrs. Smith is lon the sick list. _Francis Lnider
Gettysburg
John Slentz
Gettysberg
Alma Newcomer
Tanertown
Harvey
Luider Fox
Pauline Fox
Littlestown
Luther Fox
Quentin Tobias Eckenrode
Guy Warren
Keysville
William Welling
Oneida Selby
Hannah Eckenrode
Eugene
Quentin T. Eckenrode
Toby
John Witherow
Avon
H, J
Responsibility For Others In Eli's Family Lesson
An August 28 Sunday school lesson by William E. Gilroy examines Eli the high priest who fails to restrain his sons Hophni and Phinehas. The piece draws a parallel to modern parents, noting how lax discipline leads to ruin, including Israel’s defeat and the Ark’s capture, ending with Eli’s death and a ruined record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Gilroy
Advance EM
Hannah
Samuel
Temple
Eli
Israel
Eli—Hophni
Phinehas
Family and neighbors gather for birthdays and visits
Wolfe returns home and Eckenrode, Harner, Kiser, Welty, and Yealy families exchange visits. A birthday party honors Enoch Yealy and Mrs Ralph Yealy with gifts cake and refreshments. Norman Welty fractures his elbow and is x rayed at Anhe Warner hospital Gettysburg before going home. Cleveland Null leaves for Fort Wayne to enter college. New York City trip ends with Leroy Null visiting Rev Thurlow N Null.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Welty
Jennie Welty
Earl
Middleburg
William Sherman
Norman Welty
Anhie Warner Hospital
Gettysburg
Thomas Elmer Eckenrode
Roscoe Kiser
Charles Eckénrode
Loys
Cleveland Null
Thurlow W. Null
Fort Wayne
Ind
Leroy Null
New York City
Thurlow N. Null
John Yealy
Shirley Yealy
Jean Yealy
Robert Yealy
Carl Bemniller
Joseph Weaver
Edna Snider
Francis Snider
Levi Maus
Community notes mix in Altoona society circles
Altoona social updates list Mr and Mrs G M Appler and family visitors, Mrs Minnie Irely staying with her father J Albert Angell, St Joseph church lawn fete and Jr I C O F Band concert, trips to Reindollar home, Luther League opening program at Trinity church with performances by Virginia Ohler and others, Fern Hitchcock family visit to Delaware beaches, Miss Margaret Hitchcock visiting Dr N A Hitchcock and Hershey trip noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. M. Appler
Altoona
Minnie Irely
Passaic
N_ J
J. Albert Angell
St. Joseph's Catholic Church
Church
Frank Lefevre
Franklin Lefevre
Sebring
Lefevre
M. H. Reindolar
William Thompson
Northfield
Minn
Edgar Thompson
Mineral Ridge
M. H. Reindollar
Luther League of Trinity Church
League
Virginia Ohler
James Eliot
Maybert Brower
Thomas Albaugh
Marine Hess
Mary Koontz
Mildred Baumgardner
Dean Hess
Del
Margaret Hitchcock
New York City
N. A. Hitchcock
Miss Hitchcock
Anna Mae
Alice Hitchcock
Amidee Hitchcock
Hershey, Pa
Taneytown Social Notes From Aug. 27 Visitation List
Miss Josephine Smith of New York City visits her father in Taneytown for summer. Marie Little and Toyna Harris from Mt Hope Sanatorium near Baltimore stay with the Littles. Hazel Hess sang at St Mark's Hanover service. Paul and David McMaster visit the Sanders home. Dr Geary Long of Baltimore calls on Claudius Long. Rev Emenheiser leads Frederick broadcast service with church choir. George Andrews and Hemler families of Baltimore and Gettysburg visit Hemler home. Lieutenant Joseph Kuhns and daughter Mary Angela of Walkersville spend a weekend with Mrs Charles Kuhns. David and family visit Martins in York after motoring through the Blue Ridge. Ruth Sutcliffe visits her uncle and aunt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taneytown
Josephine Smith
New York City
Joseph Smith
Marie Little
Toyna Harris
R. N
Mt. Hope Sanatorium
Baltimore
Miss Little
David Little
Hazel Hess
St Mark's Lutheran Church
Hanover
Paul McMaster
David
Joseph Hemler
Bernard Hemsler
Gettysburg
C. L. Hemler
Joseph Kuhns
Mary Angela
Walkersville
Lieutenant Kuhn
Charles Kuhns
David Smith
Mrs. Smith
Martin Smith
York
Blue Ridge Mountains
Ruth Sutcliffe
Town News Highlights and Local Visits in Emmitsburg
Emmitsburg weekly roundup notes visitors from Baltimore and Hagerstown at local homes and a St Anthony's parish lawn festival fundraiser. It mentions births, hospital updates, and guests from Gettysburg and New Cumberland plus trips to Atlantic City and Pittsburgh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emmitsburg
Adele Gelwicks
Baltimore
St. Anthony's Parish
Margaret
Lillian Peters
John Keckler
Hagerstown
Maurice G. Keilholtz
Kenneth
Atlantic City
William Kerrigan
Virginia Kerrigan
Pittsburgh
Charles A. Sites
Mary Lynch
Emmitsburgh
Harry O 'R. Gelwicks
D. H. Guise
St Agnes’ Hospital
Sarah Stansbury
Mary Conner
Sarah Poole
Charlotte Brown
New Cumberland
Howard Martz
Waynesboro
John D. Elder
J. Earl
Boys Band To Play At Heights Sunday
Final evening program of the summer season will be presented in the Braddock Heights auditorium by the Mt Airy Boys Band Sunday night at 7 45 o'clock. Robert L. Smith presides over the program with Prof. R M Strine directing the band. Featured pieces include Washington Post Overture The Hives Country Gardens and Dexter among others. Outing held by Mother's Club of Monrovia Church of the Brethren at Piney Mountain Park near Libertytown with a basket lunch and many attendees. Rev W Merval Weaver pastor elect of Pine Grove Presbyterian Sunnyburn Pa to preach farewell Sunday and move to Frederick. He will assume service duties September 11 and be installed shortly after.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Bay
Belph E Hertmen
A. S. Peeler
Lovettsville
Jerusalem
Maunder
Backer- Grondah
Bach
Baker Park
United Brethren Church
J. H. Schmitt
Woman's Missionary Society
Mt Pleasant
Amos Kline
Lola Kline
Cold Spring Park
Waynesboro
Ben Snyder
Smithsburg
Wolfsville
Pine Hill
Henry C. Baker
Braddock Heights
Mt. Airy Boys
Rober L. Smith
Onsy Ender
R. M. Strine
Washington Post
Sousa
Pantheon
Holmes
Aires Legion
Kliffman
B. Harold
Mother's Club of
Monrovia
Church of the Brethren
Piney Mountain Park
Libertytown
John Main
Clyde Main
Tobias Martin
Marshall Carpenter
Paul Geisbert
Leslie Delauter
Roger Martin
Roscoe Martin
William Martin
Hardy Roderick
Annie Poole
Jesse Burall
Gloria
Velma
Phyllis
Shirley
Francis
Margaret Marin
Clara
Annabelle
Delores
Nancy Lee Delauter
Belya Carpenter
Mary Esther Poole
Virginia
Beatrice
Betty Main
Jerrry
Sarah Geisbert
Masters Billy
Alton
Clyde
Bobby
Samuel
Ellis
Edward Main
Leslie Delauter, Jr
Jerry and
Johnnie Carpenter
W. Merval Weaver
Presbyterian Church
Pine’ Grove Presbyterian Church
Sunnyburn
Princeton
Mr. Weaver
Frederick
Elder and party tour ends after nine states visited
Elder James V. Elder and daughter Mary along with Miss Edith Roeden from Washington DC spent time with Lucy and Mamie Rider. Margaret Burdner returns from Frederick. Edgar Glass and family travel to Lee County Virginia and Pulaski Virginia visiting Dr. C W Hickman. Arthur Malfoy moves to an apartment in Gettysburg Street. A surprise birthday party honors Mrs Charles Troxell at Rocky Ridge with cards dominoes and a dining room reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elder
Pittsburgh
South
Miami
Florida
Tennessee
James VW. Rlder
Daugher
Mary
Edith Roeden
Washington, D. C
Lucy
Mamie Rider
Firemen’s Field
C. W. Hickman
Arthur H. Malfoy
Hazel Halm
Gettysburg Street
Charles E. Troxell
Rocky Ridge
Strength For The Day The Bee And The Eagle
Essay contrasts Napoleon Bonaparte two symbols bee and eagle with industry and triumph. Acknowledges admiration for his energy and work ethic while condemning his aims. Notes impact of industrious effort and opportunity on large consequences, then shifts to a Young Peoples meeting at Rocky Springs Union Church with a 7:30 pm program including songs, readings, solos, duets, violin and a sermon by Rev. Harry Gonso.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Springs Union Church
Harry Gonso
Westminster
Napoleon Bonaparte
Napoleon
Arch de Triomphe
Babson Newspaper
Young Peoples Meeting
Jean Fogle
Helen Louise Stone
Harry Gonso, Jr
Evelyn Kemp
Kathleen Beck
Charles Clem
Mele
Messrs
Wilford
Rudolph
Lloyd Blank
Staley Schultz
Charles Shook
Dolly Shook
Euodias Gonso
Vera
Dorothy
Ruby Kemp
Pierce Gaver, Jr
Josephine Free
Edwin Free
Church of God
Ralph A. Putman
Howard Stup
Also Mentioned on This Page
the Daily News
T. B. Church
Frederick, Ma
al Saints Church
Maicaum
St Timothy's Chapel
St Barnabas’ Mission
Evangelical Reformed Church
H. L. G. Kieffer
Minster
L. M. Becker
Theological Seminary
Lancaster
Evangelical Lutheran Church
A. J. Traver
D. B
P. H. Gleichman
Dr. Traver
Calvary M. E
B. W. Meeks
D. D
Helen B. Eichelberger
Casper E. Cline
Dr. Meeks
Union
The
Bright Jewels
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Park
T. E L
Pauline Quinn
West Patrick St
Ralph E. Shober
B. Y
Sam Community Park Service
Union Gospel Mission Sunday School
George Perry
Rev
I Sebastes
Bethel Tabernacle
R. S. Sengstack
Grove
M. E. Charechk
South 5
J. &. Dulaney
Ianing and Quarterly
Dickerson Mo
Flint Hill
M. E. Church
A. m. Caurey
A. A
Doubs
Methodist Church
Jefferson
P. of Rocks
Schoo
Lem
Woodsboro
Utica
Locust Valley
Fairplay
Bible School
Jefferson Lutheran Parish
George H. Seiler
St. Luke's
Thurmont
St. John'’s Evangelical
Elmer P. Schildt
C. F. Holsapple
Thurmont Catholic Church
Our Lady of Mount Carmici
Edw. H. Reach
Methodist Episcopal Church
Alu Ition B. Crist
Granm Toms Creek
Graceham Moravian Church
Paul J. Seltzer
Methodist Protestant Church
Ridgeville
C. L. Dawson
T.D
Ridgeville Church
Warship
Howasid Chapel
Warn
Thurmont United Brethren
Rex
Ivan G. Natgle
Deerfield
Miliry
Philo C. Edwards
Prospect
New Market
Mit
Airy
M. L. Fearnow
Marvin Chapel
Mt Airy
Methodist Epicopal Church
Trinity Church
William H. Best
Burkittsville-Brunswick
Clark S. Smith
Burkittsville
Brunswick
Christ Evangelical and Reformed Church
Middletown
Philip E. Saylor
S Barnhart
Middletown Valley Charge
Myersville
Pleasant View
Grossnickte
Philip
Samaria
L R Stottlemyer
Young People’s Meeting
G. B
D. . Farr
Pleasant Walk
Garfield
Donald F. Brake
Wiliam E. Brown
Brooklyn
N. Y
Elijah) Mendelssohn
Helen Funk
Madelyn Brewer
Alice Bussard
Elizabeth Adams
Eva R. M. Bussard
Raymond K. Hollinger
Penn
Burkitsville
H. C. Erdman
Knoxville
Ralph H. Miller
Churchill
Wollisville
Jefferson Evangelical and Reformed Church
Corl
Aid
Urbana
M. E
J. W. Briscoe
Tiameville
Grace Episcopal Church
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Leaistoun-Liberty
W. W. Sylvester
Maryland
Ispesiwer
Catechin
Lewishun
Mt. Pleasant
Union Bridge Lutheran Parish
Mt Tabor
T. H. Williams
Keysville Church
M. C. E. Society
Manor Charge
Evangelical and Reformed
Harvey S. Shue
Trinity
Adamstown
Christian Endeavor
Glade
Walkersville A. B
John W. Fisher
Mt. Tabor Park
Roy Smith
Earl L. Douglass, D. D
Aaron Adams
Troxell
Char E. Troxell
Floyd Wizel
George Bietlar
Etta Boothe
David Wetzel
Amy Long
Chas. Wood
Anna Lee Troxell
Dorothy Wetzel
Roger Adams
Lowell Long
Janet
June
Travice
Elvin Long
Creagerstown
Harry Knipple
Motter’s Station
Storm & Shipley
West Fourth ST
Frederick County National Bank
North Market Street
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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