Ninety Fifth Lutheran Sunday School Anniversary Observed
The Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School marked its ninety fifth anniversary with a full house as 1156 students, 31 officers, and 82 teachers gathered. Rev Dr Ulysmes Rupp delivered the main address on The Text Book of the Sunday School. reports showed year growth, transfers, and a treasury balance of 383.81.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evangelical Lutheran Sunday School
Edifee
Ana
Myrtle Kumler
Engelbrecht
Ulysmes
Gi. Rupp
Geo. L. Mobley
Toms
J. Edward Burke
Iinev BE. Canines
Naomi Mcbee
Charles ‘T. K Young
Roger C. Falk
Charles Cleveland Shank
Owen McCanner
Elate Turner
George H. Zimmerman
Marion J. Kline
First Lutheran Church
Altoona
Judah
Walter G. Parker
Lillian Culler
Gertrude Haberkorn
Kumler
Jershberger
Michael and
Yinger
M. J. Kline
E. H. Lamar
Seats Selling for Opera Crowded Houses Expected
Crowds are expected to fill opera houses next week for a Billy Alten Co production as tickets move briskly. Local patrons report high demand with sales surge at box offices and theaters across the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Alten Co
The Beauty Doctor Opens City Opera House Run
Tickets sold well for next week at City Opera House as Billy Allen company presents The Beauty Doctor with 35 performers. Murkly and Harder back the troupe for a week of nightly changes including Madame Sherry and Every Little Movement, promising a lavish Chicago New York style show.
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City Opera House
Billy" Allen
Murkly and Harder
New York
Chicago
First Contest to All Stars Bowls Suburbans in City Championship
The All Stars beat the Suburbans by 124 pins in the first of a five game series at Pythian Castle Bowling Alleys. Lowest score reached was 97 as CC. Zimmerman 319 and BR. Speaks 329 led the tally, with Crim Ford and G. Miller each on 326 and 326. Total 1650.
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Pythian Castle
All Stars
Suburbans
CC. EL Zimmerman
S S. Speaks
W. Zimmerman
BR. Speaks
A. Moser
AL Stara
Q. Miler
Crim. and. J. Ford
E. Miller
G. Miller
Horse Thief Still At Large
Arthur Monroe alias Arthur Mavis, the man charged with stealing John A. Schaeffer’s horse near Fred enck Christmas Eve or morning, is believed at large in Jarre according to the Sheriff’s office. Mr. Schaeffer covered his horse. Mr. C. Lee Ordeman of West Virginia has been visiting home on West Third Street.
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Arthur Monroe
Arthur Mavis
John A. Schaeffer
Fredenck
Jarre
Mr. Schaeffern
Mr. C. Lee Ordeman
West Virginia
Weat Third Street
Purely Personal Holiday Guests and Local Visits
Mr Sterbert Schroeder spent the holidays with friends in Washington. William W Cash Jr of Lynchburg Va visits Mr M Arthur Herr. Mr and Mrs Charles Miller have been with relatives at Rocky Ridge. Several locals return from Washington and Baltimore visits and others start new jobs or travel to New York and Jacksonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterbert Schroeder
Washington
William W. Cash, Jr
Lynchburg, Va
M. Arthur Herr
Last Third Street
Charles [. Miller
Patrick Street
Rocky Hidge
Scout Commissioner Resigns After Three Years In Baltimore
H. L. Eddy, Scout Commissioner for Baltimore, resigns after a service of three years and seven months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Eddy
Baltimore
Christmas Services and Gifts Across St. John's Parish
Christmas activities at St. John s Reformed St. Mark s Lutheran and related missions featured tableaux on Keeping Christ mas and carols by children and a large chorus. The orphans Cradle of the King collection, a union Protestant service at the State Sanitarium, and gift to Rev Firor highlighted the day. A quiet afternoon wedding at St. John s parsonage united Harry Stanley and Ruth Happel, with reception at the bride s grandmother s Monterey home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. John’s Reformed Church
Ruth Firor
Shor
Firor
William Buswhnger
St. Mark's Lutheran Church
Hazel Eyler
St. John’s Parsonage
M. L. Firor
St. John’s
Elizabeth Watson
John Watson
Frederick Ritt
Baltimore
Stanley
St. Stephens
Highfield
Happel
Monterey
Stun Pond
West Falls Holiday Visits Mentioned in Local Notes
Miss Dora Garkell spends holidays with her parents here. Mr Howard Keefer and family spent the weekend in Baltimore. Christmas dinner guests at Mr and Mrs William Welch included G W Lowman Truman Lowman Ollie Brashears Henry Dorsey and others. Miss Margie Lowman visiting relatives in Baltimore. Mr Roy Warfield and Miss Mae Hood called on Mr and Mrs Truman Lowman Tuesday night.
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Ion
Earnest Hood
Annie Hood
Sylvia Lowman
T. M. Lowman
Basil Gosnell
Vincent Hood
Ruth Warfield
Roy Warfeld
Roland Gosnell
Raymond Gosnell
Alton
William Gosnell
Mra
Truman Lowman
Dora Garkell
Howard Keefer
Baltimore
William Avelch
G. W. Lowman
Ollie Brashears
Henry Dorsey
Mae Long
Virginia Lowman
Ralph Lowman
Elliott Welch
John Lowman
Stanley Lowman
Roland Welch
Ruby
Tirashears
Lester Lowman
Walter Welch
Horace Lowman
Francis
Brashears
Margie Lowman
Roy Warfield
Mae Hood
Truman
Lowman
Washington Grove Social Notes and Local Visits
Miss Amy White hosted friends at her Washington Grove home on Saturday night with J White J Rodney White and several others in attendance. Visitors included Mr Windsor Day and Miss Aura Day of Barnesville and Earle White from Baltimore. A farewell party at Mr and Mrs William Ridgley’s home and a Christmas entertainment in Assembly Hall were noted. James Hespelhorn rang the Lutheran church bell forty two times to mark New Year. Blanche W Gittinger and Anna Bruner Kemp have returned to Columbia University in New York.
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Daniel S. Hildebrand
Baltimore
Charles F. Knock
South Market Street
Db. F. Davis
Sabinn
Annie Beckley
Weatheroun
New York
William = Oberlander
Ideal Garage
East Patrick Street
Edward S. Smith
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Barnett Zumbro
Waynesboro
Charlies Brust
West Church Street
Leslie C. Schmidt
Williamson Drug Store
Hawkins
Jacksonville
Florida
C. W. Brown
Theo
Charlestown
W. Va
John W. Huntsberry
East Third Street
Harrie Storm
Presbyterian Sunday School
Charlies N. Black
Charlotte
Pauline
Buckeystown
Ilenry S. B. DeGrange
West South Street
Amy White
J. White
Rodney White
Mabel Becraft
Beasle Blake
Lydia Mills
Herbert Becraft
Earle White
Harry Ridgley
Thomas Myers
Walter Reinhart
Willie Ridgley
Windsor Day
Aura Day
Barnesville
C. EB. Becraft
Lst
Wiliam T. Ridgley
Assembly Hall
James Hespelhorn
Emmitsburg
Blanche W. Gittinger
West Second Street
Anna Bruner Kemp
West Third Street
Columbia University
Death of Thomas Holliday Hicks Glessner at 56
Thomas Holliday Hicks Glessner long respected citizen died after a lingering illness at 19 East Sixth Street on Thursday at 6 PM aged 56 years one month and twenty days. He leaves a widow Alice Barrick and four sons George E Richard Harry Millard Glessner and a daughter Mrs Mathias B Miller all of the city and brother George W Glessner. Funeral Sunday at 4 PM from the house with interment Mt Olivet cemetery. Thomas J Rice in charge. A week later Mrs A Elizabeth Van Fossen widow of E M Van Fossen Hanover died at age 69 from congestion of the lungs and heart trouble. She leaves husband three sons two daughters and nine grandchildren. Remains to be brought to Frederick for burial Monday at Mt Olivet cemetery.
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Thomas Holliday Hicks Glessner
East Sixth Street
Hoe
Avangelics Reformed Church and Rederick Aerie Fraternal Order of Eagles
Alice Barrick
George E
Richard, Harry
Millard Glessner
Mathias B. Miller
Thia Ity
George W. Glessner
Mt. Olivet Cemetery
Thomas
Rice
Elizabeth van Fossen
E. M. van Fossen
Hanover
Burial of Joshua Staunton in Greenmount Cemetery
The burial of Joshua Staunton, a colored man who died in York on Sunday, was held Thursday with services at the grave by Rev. G. W. Bryant. Interment followed at Greenmount Cemetery. Funeral director Thomas P. Rice assisted. Steam plows find rising popularity in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joshua Staunton
York
G. W. Bryant
Greenmount Cemetery
Thomas P. Rice
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Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Charles HE. Wehler
United Brethren Church
Sunday School of the
United Brethren Chore
BE. H. Hummelbaugh
Conree
Holy Communion
O Oklock
Grace Reformed Church
Fla
Hey
John A. Dutaler
Evangelical Lutheran Church
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Rupp
Church of the Brethren
Fmér
Daniel P. Englar
New Windsor
Gospel Mission
Lambert Building
West Patrick Street
St. John’s Catholic Church
St. John's Catholic Church
Holy Name
W. J. Kane
First Baptist Church
Bartlett A. Bowers
Christian Endeavor
South
Trinity M
Epworth League
HE. Duvall
Egypt
Methodist Episcopal Church
Lucy Frost
Billy Sunday
Mary Steckel Durck
All Sainta P. E. Church
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglaas Iluoff
Wdovick
L. Ewald
St John's Episcopal Church
Walkers Vie
John G. Crawford
Thin City
St Stephen's Epiacopal Church
St. Timothy's Chapel
Schleysville
Key
Buckeystown, M. P. Church
B.D Bowers
Maryland
Walkersville
Dro
Tonom
Rex Pawba
Standard Oil Company Wadiegen
D.C
New Jersey
Gere C .Rishensad
Baltimore Vision
Dankl
Joseph Douglass
Iinithmore
Wm. J. Zimmerman
Charles F. Goodell
Graham Goodell
Walsh.ington
Vernon Dansberger
Robert M. Ritchey
News of County 1
Babillasville
West Falls
Baker’s Cocoa
Walter Baker & CO. Lin Limited
Washington Grove
E. M. van Forbes
France
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Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Company
R. W. Stake
Frederick
Fluieg
Stete
DR. Leon
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