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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1916
Page
6
A listing of several church services across denominations with pastors, Sunday school times, morning worship, sermons, and special programs. Includes Holy Communion at All Saints, Grace Reformed worship by Rev Ditzier, Trinity Church mission programs, and multiple church gatherings throughout the day.
Evangelical Reformed Church New Henrl GG Pastor Kieffer 945 2 Sunday School 1200 am Morning worship Presbyterian Church Rev Dr TF Dixon Pastor 945 am Sunday School Service 11 am Gospel Mission Lambert Building W Patrick St Suvudas School 150 pm Evening Service 730 pm with preaching by Rev A Luther Nickels Braddock Reformed Church Sunday school 215 years 1 Winchester Street Chapel Sunday School 2 pm Service 345 pm in charge Rev Lewis Howard Buckeystown M P Church Rev R and Silpley Pastor Sunday School 315 am Sermon pastor 1030 am Jr C E 2 pm Young People's Society charge of service 7 pm Commissioner A W Nicodemus Jr leader Buckingham boys to sing Dr Clary Public School Survey speaks on School Hygiene and child labor corrections Prayer meeting 730 Wednesday Teachers Training class Thursday 730 Junior Choir rehearsal 630 Friday regular choir rehearsal 730 Friday St John Walkersville 10 am Sunday school 11 am Morning service Rev L H Ewald St Stephen Thurmont 7800 pm Services rector Brookhill Chapel 230 pm Service by Rayor Dixon Asbury M E Church Rev W A English Egster 1100 pm Preachings Peache Heavenly Multitude 230 pm Sunday School 4 pm men to childs and converts of the qeten revival
Thirty nine members of the Boys' High School graduating class will depart Monday morning via the B and O for Washington for a week long educational tour. Supervised by Principal Amon Burgee the party will visit public buildings museums and attend Congress sessions.
A noon wedding at the home of Mr and Mrs William Mason Clark Keep Trust Washington County united Lulu Elgin Clark daughter of the hosts with Dr Jonathan Perry son of the late Dr H F Perry of Clear Spring The ceremony was conducted by Rev P E Burgess of St Mark s Cambridge Md The bride wore white satin and lace veiling with a pink sweet pea shower bouquet The brides nephews acted as ribbon bars and carried the ring A reception followed and guests from Brunswick and other towns attended before the couple departed for their wedding trip
The town reports numerous illnesses on West Fourth and North Market streets, including Jamen A. Lows and Miss Edith Simonds with grip, Miss Marie Cramer confined at North Market, and several others like Mr. Lawson Dabel, Mr. Anderson, Nellie Schell, and Mrs Harry Jones. Affected residents show varying statuses from confined to slight improvement and out on occasion.
Ira V. Moore and E S Sponseller, two young city businessmen, organize a wholesale grocery and confectionery firm to begin mid month in room 45 South Market Street, sharing the name Moore and Sponseller. Mogras, son of William Moore, has 13 years in the wholesale grocery trade. Sponseller, a Boys High School graduate, was book-keeper at J Cronenburg's East Patrick Street.
Miss Charlotte Geisinger was taken to Frederick City Hospital after being overcome by coal gas at her West Patrick street home on Wednesday morning. She is convalescing rapidly and is expected to return home in a short time.
Washington June 28 Republican leader Mann rebuked Dies for criticizing President Wilson before his national defense speech finished. He said his defense for changing stance was to do right and ready to protect the nation amid danger as nations face Europe. Tempestuous applause followed. In Lausanne Switzerland anti German demonstrations grew near the German consulate and railway station with police rescue and one man fatally injured.
The United States addressed to Austria a note requesting if any sustained commander knew of the destruction of the British steamship Petetta, in which two Americans died. The memorandum, said to have been handed to Ambassador Penfield days ago, has not been received.
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