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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1914
Page
6
Readings and announcements from local churches outline Sunday school times and sermons. Trinity M. E. and United Brethren churches report sermons on prayer and steadfast words, while Grace Reformed and First Baptist note harvests, new pastors, and upcoming evangelistic meetings.
At Church of the Brethren yesterday Sunday school met at 9 30 with no sermon due to the pastor's absence. Elder Jesse M Burrall of New Market led the 10 20 service. There was no evening service at the Methodist Episcopal Church and no morning preaching for the same reason.
Boonsboro church completes repairs after a lightning strike. Special services mark the reopening led by Rev. A L Hush with Rev. Dr. Harry J Webb of York and Rev. Ferdinand Hesse of Smithsburg. The spire, pews, carpets, and interior were renovated and repainted. Mount St. Joseph's College at Emmitsburg reports eight witnesses examined in canonization steps for Mother Seton with further testimony to be recorded for Rome. Mother Seton died in 1871 and was buried at St. Joseph's. canonization steps begin with first sessions and archived testimony in Baltimore.
Rev. Herman C. Fultz of St. John's Lutheran Church Washington DC has accepted the call to First English Lutheran Church Elllcott City. He succeeds Rev. J F Werner who left years ago for a Montana church.
Seventeen persons went from this city to Atlanta City on the Hartimere and Ohio Railroad excursion yesterday. The ad notes Devoe paint as the best value, claiming it lasts longer, with claims of three to four times wear, and prices for painter’s labor. Sold by Devoe P. J. Hargett & Co.
Nesssof County town Linganore reports visitors to Mr and Mrs Augustus Furler including Frank Bohn of Frederick John Dinterman near Walkersville and William Baker near Libertytown. A Wednesday Linganore fishing party enjoyed dinner and supper by the creek with many attendees from Union Bridge Thurmont Baltimore and local families.
Dayville social items list visits among Groshon Craver and Keiley families from Deerwood York and Brookville. Helena Leatherman celebrated her birthday with a handkerchief shower receiving 45 gifts. Several households including Storr Eyler Crum Zimmerman Vansant Zimmeran and Ausherman shared weekend and midweek gatherings across Walkersville Bethel Liberty town and nearby areas.
Lander residents report visits from Charles Fawley relatives in Virginia and Emma Nuse at Fawleys. Grace Harris spent Wednesday with Efe Hine. Rev Ainsworth of Jefferson spoke at Lander schoolhouse Sunday evening. Mrs Harry Myers and children Edna Eila May and Margaret visited John Hickman in Doubs. Joshua Lapote stayed with Bruns wick relatives. Charles Fawley caught a five pound bass, largest here. Howsrg Peart of Walkerville visited Frank Peart. Union Sunday school picnic set for Saturday September 5 at Whamson's Grove near the station Mina Lizzie Fawler stayed with cousin Mrs Houard Fawley Saturday night.
Mr and Mrs R R Motley entertained numerous guests on Sunday including H K Motley and wife Esther Moxtex, Howard Speak, Dey er and granddaughter Madelina Lamines, Maynard Dwyer, Andrew Daily, Hilda Lorraine Moxley, Robert Moxley, Martha Henderson of Laurel, Osar Moxley and wife, T H Myatt and wife, Mea 2H Bardette, Clyde and Billie Moxley, A Moxley and John Moxley, Eduant Day and wife of Baltimore, and Lawrence Love. Also W E Brown visited Jessie Raxton. Miss Lorraine Mosler with Madeline Burton. Delmer Barnes of Etchison spent Sunday with Mrs Cilie Morley.
Local notes recount visits and gatherings. Mrs W K Brown and Ittienfeed of Baldimore stay with Mrs George Brown. Mrs L W H Moxley finds a gold ring while driving. Dorsey Bardette visits his parents. Miss Blanche Watkins with Mrs Harry Kidd. Miss Anna Easton with Mr Filmore Watkins. A family reunion at the Bellison home marks a birthday, with many relatives in attendance. Several residents, including Miss John Rollison and Mrs Chariton Watkins, host or visit friends throughout the week.
Misses Ethel Valentine and Annie Summers visit Mr Simon Eyler family in York Pa Typhoid fever improves for Master Charles Biler. Families from Liberty town Daynville Frederick Hagerstown Washington Balti more attend gatherings in Lewisdale Braddock and nearby. Two horses injured near Mr F B Day farm barbed wire and rib incision. Visitors list includes Beall Linthicum Watkins Lawson Watking Schwartz and others in Frederick.
Citizens report that Chamberlain's Tablets strengthen and lubricate the stomach, helping digestion and restoring function. Mrs. Rote Rish of Wabash Indiana and others praise the remedy as the best medicine for stomach trouble they have used.
The Inter-State Doctors will open their Hagerstown Institute at 11 South Jonathan Street opposite the Hagerstown Daily Mail, offering free examinations and only accepting curable cases for treatment. The opening is set for tomorrow morning with a grand free offer valid until September 15, and will feature specialists claiming cures for chronic conditions across nerves, blood, heart, and other systems.
An 19th century warning cautions against mercury containing catarrh cures. It advocates Wall’s Catarrh Core from J Cheney Co Toledo as mercury free and orally active, stressing genuine internal preparation made in Toledo and offering free testimonials and family pills for constipation.
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