County Pastors Meet: Plan County Organization
In a semi monthly City Ministerial Association session, leaders discussed inviting county ministers to form a regional group to support local church work. Rev S S Miller read a paper on fraternal orders versus church, with several clergy present from Hood College and local churches. revival meetings continued with several conversions and church enrollments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ministerial Association
Miller
E. H. Lamar
D. D
G. Rupp
H. L
Sletfer
Douglass Hoof
John A. Ditzler
Lewis H. Ewald
Charles E. Webser
A. J. Herman
Bartlett A. Bowers
Ernst Derendinger
Hood College
Oneness of Christianity and A Night of Storm
Yesterday morning at the Presbyterian church Dr. Thomas Freeman Dixon preached on The Oneness of Christianity from John 17 20. Evening service addressed A Night of Storm from Matthew 14. Prayer meeting set for Wednesday at 7 40.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edist Episcopal Church
H. Lemar
Epworth League
Jeanie DeLashmutt
Marie Haller
Byterian
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Johns on and Tozer Deaths Stamp Frederick Notices
Roger Johnson prominent San Francisco lawyer and Frederick native dies at 63 of heart trouble after moving west decades ago. Funeral plans await his sister Mrs Louian Clay in California. Benjamin Franklin Forman dies at Engletown aged 69 with family surviving. funeral Wednesday. interment Frederick. Mrs Isaac Tozer of Union Bridge dies at 68 after long illness. funeral to be held next morning at 11 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roger Johnson
San Francisco
Cal
Louian Johnson Clay
Frederick
Clay
California
Johnson
M. Eldred Johnson
Jersey City
N. J
Arthur Potts
Thomas B. Johnson
Maryland
Weat
E. W. Mobberley
New Market
County
Deniamin F. Forman
Benjamin Franklin Forman
Engletown
Ballenger Road
John Forman
G. B
Wm. H. Forman
Charles Holland
Thomas P. Rice Fa
Isaac Tozer
Union Bridge
Amon Burgee
Park Hall
Tozer
Funeral Rites Held for Matilda Clingan and David E Kinna
The funeral of Matilda Clingan, 57, was held at 11 a.m. in Taneytown Lutheran Church with Rev. Hager officiating and interment in the local cemetery. Pallbearers were Isaac Stine, George Van Fossen, Samuel Young, Milton Pittinger, Thomas Baker, and Edward Graham. Sharrets and Powell of Woodsboro were directors. Clingan died Saturday morning from complications of diseases at her daughter-in-law’s home near Troutville. She leaves six children. The funeral of David E. Kinna, who died suddenly Saturday morning, was held at 10 a.m. from his Harmony home with services at the Lutheran Church in Church Hill by Rev. Charles Rusherman. Pallbearers were Edward Bittle, Charles Cline, Elias Stine, William Gilbert, John W. Earley, and O. J. Gladhill. Interment followed in the adjoining cemetery. C T Gladhill of Myersville was the funeral director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Matilda Clingan
Taneytown Lutheran Church
Mr. Hager
Isaac Stine
George van Fossen
Samuel Young
Milton Pittinger
Thomas Baker
Edward Graham
Sharrets and Powell
Woodsboro
Clingan
William Pittinger
Troutville
David E. Kinna
Harmony
Church Hill
Charles Rusherman
Edward Bittle
Charles Cline
Elias Stine
Wiliam Gilbert
John W. Earley
O. J. Gladhill
T. K. Gladhill
Myersville
Major E. Y. Goldsborough in deteriorating health
Friends of Major E. Y. Goldsborough report his condition has worsened significantly with rapid decline and the physician expressing little hope for recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Y. Goldsborough
Advertised Letters at Frederick Post Office
Uncalled letters in the Gentlemen and Ladies lists include Wm. Davidson Calvin Fogle Elmer Heckard S M Johnson Chas Knill Wm H McGruder M R Moore Wm Ramsburg Samuel Thomas Henry Turner Mrs Lola Burck Mrs Wa Klops Dorothy King aie Mantie Linsey Miss Mary Morri MissilMan Masbey Mise Georgia Smith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Post Office
Wm. Davidson
Calvin Fogle
Elmer Heckard
S. M. Johnson
Chas, Knill
Wm. H. McGruder
M. R. Moore
Wm. Ramsburg
Samuel Thomas
Henry Turner
Lola Burck
Klops
Dorothy King
Aie Mantie Linsey
Mary Morri
MissilMan
Masbey
Mise Georgia Smith
Harp Sells 6 Room Brick House at 229 West South Street
Real estate and insurance agent Markwood D. Harp sold for Charles E. Fisher his 6 room brick residence at 229 West South Street to Samuel H. Hedges on private terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Markwood D. Harp
Charles E. Fisher
West South Street
Samuel H. Hedges
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County Pastors IN Association
S. S. Miller
Bermens
Grace Reformed Church
John A. Durler
The
Missionary Society
Allen RB. Lampe
Matthew
Charles
B. T. Hendrickson
Carrie Kefauver
Young Ladies Guild
United Brethren Church
Christ
Joshua
Endeavor
Mehrling Holdcraft
Lavinia Morgan
North Market Street
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Hey
Ulysses
Elizabeth M. Kreh
Maggie Sahm
Sadie C. Hahn
Ruth Carty
Edward M. Eader
Keefer Toms
Edward 8. Mobley
Wm. D. Zimmerman
Lewis M. Haller
Charles Abb
Henry A Hahn
Clinton B. Willard
Guy Black_Ston
George B. Kehne
Mathediet Episcopal Church
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
All Saints
P. BE
Douglas Hooff
Zion
St. Mary's
St. John’s Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
First Baptist Church
Christian Endeavor
Church of the Brethren
J. Weity Fahrney
D. Price Hylton
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Eigi
Ife
Empire
Howe
Philippines
Dayton
Ohio
Philemon
Stults
Lyman H.howe
Wover Johnson
Berman Optical Co
N. Market Street
Frederik, MD
Dickie Twist
Te Pau
Feederick, Md
Santa Claus
Excelsion Sanitary Dart
Kent Seveath St. G . Rothennoefer
Schooler Bakery
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