Weekly Church Services Set for Several Pastors
A long list of Sunday services and activities from multiple churches in Harrisburg area. Activities include morning prayers, church schools, worship, youth and missionary meetings, and special union services led by pastors such as Rev. J MB Woodrow, Rev. J H Schmitt, Rev. W V Garrett, Rev. Paul L Althouse, Rev. W C Royal, Rev. R E Wilhelm, Rev. Thomas Morgan, and Rev. C O Sullivan alongside various congregations and venues including St Barnabas Chapel, St Tanothy's Chapel, Centennial Memorial Evangelical United Brethren, Calvary Methodist, Evangelical Lutheran, Evangelical Reformed, Church of the Brethren, First Baptist, Presbyterian, Grace Evangelical, and Parkview Church of God.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centennial Memorial Evangelical
United Brethren Church U
Evangelical Reformed Church
Paul L. Althouse
H. L. G. Kieffer
Young Men's Bible Society
The
Presbyterian Church
Mon
Thurs
Wm. C. Royal
County Church Schedules Across Brunswick Area
A compact listing of church services in Brunswick and surrounding areas includes Holy Communion times, Sunday schools, prayer meetings, and youth programs. Parishes such as St Luke's Brownsville St Mark's Petersville and Brunswick First Methodist present morning and evening worship, catechetical classes, and church activities led by Rev. Miller Rev. Reed Rev. Bennett and others across multiple towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Areaswich Lutheran
Ralph H. Miller
Lethary
Brunswick
Petersville— Church
Brunswick St. Mark's
W. J. Reed
Grace Church
Holy Communion
Afon
Thurs
Order of St. Vincent
St Luke's
Brunswick First
Walkersville Methodist Church
W. DeWitt Dickey
Lewistown
Walkersville
Mt Zion
Montgomery Methodist Church
Chester B. Smith
Pleasant Groove
Providence
Congregational Meet Held At Walkersville Church
Walkersville St Pauls Lutheran Church held its annual congregational meeting with a covered dish supper on January 2. The pastor Rev E Koontz Helwig presided as reports were shared and a parish house committee was authorized to engage an architect and prepare plans and estimates. Balloting elected church council officers and members for the year with retirements noted. UTICA WOMAN S LEAGUE opened the year with 22 members, voted to continue the pedlar s pack and guess box, planned a January 24 food sale, and arranged a program by the Stull sisters after adjournment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Walkersville
E. Koontz Helwig
J. Harold Hooper
Howard N. Pearl
Luther Horine
Gertrude Zimmerman
Edna Culler
Church Council
Roger Zimmerman
William L. Ensor, Jr
Charles F. Miller
Oren Strine
Russell Eyler
Ralph Kehne
Charles Miller
Co. C. Keeney
Thomas R. Saylor
Grayson R. Smith
Paul A. Dinterman
Harry A. E. Morgan
Utica Womans League
Glenn C. Stull
Shoemaker
Jacob R. Ramsburg
Renn Motor Co
R. Paul Buhrman
Glenn Co
Stull
J. M. Engle
Bessie Heffner
Kenneth Leatherman
Miss Craver
William Ensor
Sylvia Eyler
H. Lee Davis
Glenna Carolyn
Patsy
Radio Program Schedule and Meeting Notes
A dense list of radio program lineups across stations with multiple shows and hosts, followed by a note about a February 5 meeting at the Putman home with co-hostess Naomi Putman. Details include program titles such as Dance Hour, News Broadcast, The Life of Riley, and Sunday Serenade, plus event tasks like refreshments and pedlar’s pack prepared by local organizers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whe
Glenna Carolin
Martin Putman
Naomi Putman
Allen Harper
Glenn Putman Jr
Don Quijote hailed as summation of human knowledge
Dr. Pedro Salinas, Johns Hopkins Spanish professor, spoke at Hood College on Cervantes and Don Quijote during the fourth centenary. He described the novel as a synthesis of chivalrous, pastoral, and picaresque elements, enabling readers of all ages to interpret its message. The lecture included biographical notes, library gift, and related campus events and refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miguel I de Cervantes
St Hood College
Pedro Salinas
Johns Hopkins University
Cervantes
Don Quijote
Salinas
Spain
Sancho
Sian
Dr. Salinas
University of Madrid
Joseph Henry Apple
Zero
Hood
Marion L. MacPhail
Jane Jackson
Scranton
Women’s Clubs Report January 5 Meeting Highlights
Ballenger Home maker's Club hosted 17 members with prayers, new programs, and committee planning. President Mrs. David Derr led song selections, notes from Robert's Rules, discussion on The Marshall Plan, and a vote against food rationing. January 19 hostess named. Merryland Tract Club opened with American Creed, 25 members answered roll call, art chair Mrs. Flock described The Madonna of Humility, entertainment included songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ballenger
Anna Derr
Ballenger Homemaker's Club
David Derr
Russell Dudrow
Santa Lucia
T. P. Culier
Robert
Harry Himes
William Howard
A. E. Derr
Merryland Tract Club
Farmer's Hall
Virts Hartman
Charles Flock
Sunday night discussion groups and upcoming banquet
Informal Sunday night discussion series continues with a review of the interdenominational study book Committed Unto Us led by Pastor on January 18. Tomorrow night’s meeting ends in time for the Presbyterian union service. Monday at 6 30 the Men's Club hosts its monthly banquet with Mervyn C Fuss of Taneytown, Maryland Synodical Brotherhood president, as speaker. The Unionville 4 H Club met at Unionville Community Hall with thirteen members to discuss fundraising and recruiting, followed by recreation. The next monthly meeting will be in February at Grionville Community Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meredith Mackley
Presbyterian Church
Mervyn C. Fuss
Tan
Unionville Boys 4-H
Unionville
Grionville
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Sette
Semwel
Jobaaten
J MB. Woodrow
Wunion
St Barnabas
St. Tanothy’s
Young Poupie
Calvary Methodist Church
J. F. Haas
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Evangelical Lutheran Church
W. V. Garrett
Vivian Wickey
C. Foss
Church of the Brethren
Paul W. Kinsel
Young Men’s Bible Society
First Baptist Church
Bible School
William A. Benn
Union Service Presbyterian Church
Grace Evangelical and Reformed Church
R. E. Wilhelm
Church
WM. Weaver
E. Wehler
Westminster Fellowship
Young Alen's Bible Society
C. Ralston Smith
Pine Street Presbyterian Church
Harrisburg
St. John’s Catholic Church
James M. Hogan
Herbert R. Jordan
Holy Nome Society
Visitation
Trinity
Methodist Church
Thomas Morgan
Pas
DB. mM
Parkwart Church of God
C. O. Sullivan
Bible
Young Men's Bible
Speria
Anna Mae Remp
Ae Ev. L
Hubberd
Brunswick-Lovettsv Ie
Evangelical and Reformed Church
N. H. Fravel
First Church
Brunswick— Church
St James
Lovettsville
Burkitsville Reformed Church
Wm. A. Breisch
Brunpswick
Full Gospel Tabernacle
Jacob Heck
Brunswick Church of God
Clair E. Ebersole
Young People’s Meeting
Brunswick Christian and Missionary Alliance
T. C. Latshaw
Bronewick First Baptist Church
Carmack
Baptist Training Union
Guckeystown Methodist Church
E. A. Sexsmith
Young People
Katherine Thomas
Utica
Ernest Stterback’s
Parsonage
Myersville
Middletown
Middletown Zion
Church of the Nazarene
John E. North
Harkinsville Lutheran Charte
K. Haden
Burki Wikpoi
Knoxville
Union Gospel Mission
Whitbeck
Bishop Miller
Young Peotie
Quinn A. M. E
R. Tomikr
Viola May Siteward
Hagerstown
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Pythian Castle
Pleasant View
Sharpsburg
Chureh of the Brethren
Carl H. Zigler
Leverst Valler Church of God
Clair Ebersole
Ittlestown
Antietam
Churches of God
Wm. A Herpich
Zittlestown
S. W. Konkel
Findlay
Ohio
Grossnickle
School of Missions
Thurmont
Holy Trinity Episcopal Church
Leon P. F. Vauthier
Point of Rocks
Grace
New Market — Church
J Edgewood Church of God
Robert Easterday
Christian Endeavor
Oakhill
Barkhill
Jalace
Trinity Evangelical and Reformed Church
Morgan Andreas
Jefferson Reformed Church
William F.barnhart
Emmitsburg
Ellas Evangelical Lutheran Church
Philip Bower
Feagaville
Mt. Zion Reformed Church
Wm. R. Barnhart
Woodsboro
R. C. Myers
Haugh
Rocky Hill
Germantown Bethel
Blue Mountain Churches of God
Clarence McGaha
Blue Mountain — Bible School
New Market
Kessville
Urbans
G. J. Loar
Araby
Urbana
Tamsville
Donald E. Lewis
Libertytown
Pleasant Hill
Braddock Lutheran Church
H. €. Erdman
iMt
Pleasant Evangelical and Reformed Church
Merle Sollinger
Edna Albaugh
Liberty
Morgan Améreas
Supreme
J. Calvin Hoffman
Elizabeth Harrison
Jewel Clase m
Woods Presbyterian Church
James P. Kerr
Bethany Methodist Church
Brook Hill
A. E. Grim
Emmuttsburg
Tom's Creek
Catoctin
Thurmont Catholic Church
Roger Wooden
Wm. H. Groff
Tabor
Women's Guild
Roy Dinterman
Sablllasville
Claude Cor
Facey & Fairfield
Sharmont Episcopal Church
Oscar F. R. Treder
Harriot Chapel
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Phil Spitting
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Prospect Club
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Mra Frank
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Shirley Bohn
William Scheel, Jr
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Ernest Runkles
Old Chapel
Student Service Commission
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Grotery
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