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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1925

Page

9

Fourth annual Bible Class Association conference draws 600 delegates

More than 600 delegates attended the fourth annual conference of the Organised Bible Class Association of the District of Columbia at Hood College, after a two-day Christian Workers’ gathering. Leaders included J Homer Conmeilier, Dr J M Dawson, Mrs M Dawson, and Dr J H Apple. Delegates toured Washington landmarks and praised college hospitality during sessions from Friday afternoon to Sunday afternoon.

Bible Cluss Association District of Columbia Heed College Christian Workers Bible Class Association Religious Workers of Washington J. Homer Conmeilier William B. Schucker Harvey R. Gram Fourth Presbyterian Church Joseph H. Apple Hood College David C. Winedrener

Union church commemorates centennial worship and services

United Brethren Church in Marne marked its centennial with morning sermon by Rev. Wm. R. Gion on The New Centenarian in the Kingdom and an evening sermon titled The Man by the Side of the Road. Sunday school attendance lagged, offerings totaled 813.50, and absent officials left the pastor in charge.

Marne Sunan Gion Kington Ordject Berips J Mitry Hamilton Drottie Rothendorfer Tinen Seminary New York Aor Snedeger The Baptist Braddock Heights Women's Missionary Society

Six Arrests In City Over Weekend Holiday

The city police reported six arrests during the holiday and weekend. Three were charged with firing firearms in the city. H. J. Kaiser and Lewis W. Lee were released under $2.50 collateral for violating the traffic ordinance at the Square Corner. Roy F. Mare was arrested for traffic violations and released on $10 collateral. A suspect attempted to drive away from Officer Hiltner. the officer commandeered a car and, after a chase, arrested J. Esterly, who allegedly fired a pistol near young women. Esterly was released on $2.50 collateral. Francia Holden, colored, jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct after failing to post $10 and costs. Nelson Stockman jailed for drunken and disorderly conduct, released on $2.50 collateral. All to appear in police court tonight at 7 before Judge Sherman P. Bowers.

H. J. Kaiser Lewis W.lee Roy FE. Mare Mate Hiltner J. Esterly Miller Esterly Gan Francia Holden Hoffman Nelson Stockman Bartalson Charite Andor Jur Tlea Sherman P. Bowers

Crossword Puzzle 14 Clues List and Answers

A dense list of crossword clues and partial answers is presented, including horizontal and vertical entries. Items reference letters, numbers, plants, objects, actions, and roles such as goddess, fish, lace, purifier, gossip, mechanics, fishing terms, gases, and furniture. The fragmented OCR-style text mixes definitions with erroneous spellings and stray symbols, offering a broad set of potential entries and cross-references for solving the puzzle.

Waynesboro paper changes ownership under Floyd chair

The Waynesboro Pa Republic, stemming from the Record founded in 1846, passes to Floyd, chairman, who will oversee the paper. Robert C. Gordon, longtime president and general manager since 1905, stays on briefly under the new owner. Five candidates vie to be Rockville postmaster, with appointment likely soon. the office pays 2400 dollars annually. Bulgaria plans sending six doctors to the United States to study modern propagation methods.

Waytenboro Waynesboro Record Floyd Ewer Daily Times Robert C. Gordon Rockville Harry A. Ewsour Mr. Dawson Willis Busdette Wilbur Day W. Harry Beard Curtis Ward Bulgaria Doctora United States

Will of Majority Represented in Laws at Calvary Church

The Lord's Supper was observed at Calvary Methodist Episcopal church with Rev. J. Paul Wright and Rev. Dr. G. Ellis Wu ame presiding. A devotional Bible Class addressed by Judge Hammond Urner discussed the church's influence and Bible class movement. Judge Amneralen spoke on law enforcement and the majority will reflected in laws. Sunday school leaders hosts, and notices about weekly prayer service, Calvary Sunday School picnic at Braddock Heights, and a July 18 Blederwolt Bible class delegation visit. Outdoor meeting series planned for summer with six sessions beginning July 26 at Frederick High School led by Rev. G. Ellis Williams.

Calvary Methodist Episccopal Church J. Paul Wright D. D G. Ellis Wu Camera Hammond Urner Christian Church Amneralen R. Rush Lewis R. Ames Hendrickson Calvary Sunday School Braddock Heights H. and F Blederwolt Bible Waynesboro Frederick High School G. Ellis Williams

Motorcycle Races Set National Championship at Altoona

Nearly 200 riders converged at Altoona Pennsylvania over the Fourth for the National Championship races at the speedway. Bill Minnick of Wilmington won the 50 mile sidecar and set a new record, with a 34 minute 1 5 second time at over 80 mph. Joe Petrachi on a Harley broke the 100 mile mark with 59 minutes 47 seconds, averaging 101.7 mph, followed by Fredericks and Cree in a split Indian lineup. Dynamite Scott finished second in the 10 mile dirt track event, and Sarkegian won the 10 mile class B solo, with Minnick second. Dr. Martin returned home from Frederick City Hospital after a serious operation, states he will limit practice to office calls for a time.

Joan Metorcscle Altoona Altoona Speedway Tracers Bill Minnick Wilmington Dela J. Paul Delphey Minnick J. Davis Harley Davidson Hepbourne Curley Fredericks Dynamite Scott Sarkegian Langham Excelsior Joe Petra Harles- Davidson Fredericks Cree Get Petrachi

Record of offerings from Loysville Orphans' Home Band tour

The collection at the Armory in Westminster during the Loysville Orphans' Home Band visit totaled nearly 250 dollars. Taneytown raised 212 dollars and Thurmont 106 dollars.

Westminster Loysville Taneytown Thurmont

Carpenter-Didn't I tell you hours when the glue boiled over

A fragment from Pearson's Weekly notes a dialogue about hours and glue boiling over in a workshop. The tone is instructive and humorous, reflecting a Victorian-era style.

Carpenter Assisans—T Pearson's Weekly

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