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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1928
Page
7
list of numerous church services across towns with times for morning worship Sunday schools and midweek meetings. includes Evangelical Lutheran Grace Reformed Episcopal and Baptist parishes, with pastors and speakers named and service times from dawn to evening.
The International Winger Gun day School Lesson for Feb 26 discusses two gospel stories of Jesus power. Jairus asks Jesus to revive his daughter while a sick woman seeks healing by touching Jesus garment. The lesson urges faith in Jesus power beyond ritual, noting miracles serve the broader aim of eternal life.
Deliver and series of sermons of the Dersons of the Passion at St John s Church Hill Sunday school 130 pm service 230 pm By 650 pm at St Mark s Wollstile Sunday School 930 am Woodsboro Lutheran Parish Rev A Serrick pastor Woodsboro Sunday School 920 worship 1030 Union C E 645 In Reformed church Union Chapel Catechetical School 130 worship 230 special preaching services begin Monday night 730 and continue nightly through Friday Mt Zion Sunday School 930 worship 745 C E 790
A brief religious reflection notes that a person always worships something and sees the infinite in the finite, citing Matthew 7 6 and a quote attributed to Tyre. It emphasizes reverence and discernment in devotion and daily life.
In Los Angeles on February 25 a confession by William E. Hickman was offered at the joint murder trial, claiming Welby Hunt bore final responsibility for the slaying of druggist C. St. Thoms during a Christmas Eve 1926 robbery. Each youth accuses the other of firing the fatal shot as Hickman’s attorneys seek to use the confession as key evidence amid Hunt’s defense.
A fragmented account describes a tree defying a lightning bolt and the consequent regrowth of a similar shape after its head is destroyed. The piece laments that many forest beings lose their heads at times, yet continue on despite fear and danger.
Keymar to Gettysburg visitors noted with several local home visits. Heirs of John De Berry sell property for 1500.25 dollars. February birthdays honored with a surprise and serenade. Funeral attendance included Mrs. Sarah Weaver and Mrs. Baumgardner. Public welfare events and club meetings reported amid health updates and a postponed oyster supper.
In Browningsville on February 24 residents attended a quilting event at Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Merezhams home with attendees including William Burdette and several Mrs. Burdettes. A two story dwelling owned by Maurice Snider and tenanted by Mr. Starner burned at midnight Sunday, with contents saved only in part after neighbors saved outbuildings and coal kiln. fire started mid afternoon, not fully extinguished in time.
About four attendees joined the truck school held by International Harvester Company Baltimore branch at Lee Automotive Sales Friday from 11 to 3. E D Cumming, branch manager, led the demonstration assisted by Heintz, with the Norio Stars company displaying Whippet and V mobiles. Local staff from Sales and others supported the event, and a later note mentions Purdum, a retired branch manager, and a patient under treatment in Switzerland.
Mt Airy parishioners learn Fr E F Reilly at St Anthony’s in a Baltimore hospital. Wiss Reba Cutely of Towson weekend with Mrs Sterling Boose. Mr and Mrs Marsell Davis of Washington DC visit Chas G Davis. Eva Inglesden ill near Ridgeville. Ridgeville M P church to host oyster and meat supper Saturday night for church benef it.
The annual meeting of the Fraters County Cow Testing Association is set for this afternoon at the Ligory Shoemaker office in the Courthouse. J A Conover from the University of Maryland Extension Service will speak on proper testing benefits, with election of officers for the next five years.
Secretary Wilbur warned that genuine readiness can deter war and that disarmament requires mutual strength and spiritual renewal. He argued aircraft and naval power must be understood to prevent escalation, urging Canada and the United States to pursue practical disarmament within national defense needs.
Jonny Lind reports Ark. Feb. 46 bodies of 12 coal miners recovered after a blast at Mama Coal Company Tolne mine near here. Eleven found in Mine No. 3 and one in Mine No. 18. one believed missing. Surface escapees from Mine No. 2. Cause under investigation, inspector Claude Steigel offering no theory. Rescue work hindered by wreckage and fumes. efforts ongoing Friday.
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