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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1925
Page
8
The column catalogs numerous churches with schedules including morning worship, Sunday schools, and special sermons. It notes guest speakers and events from Trinity M. E. Church, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, St. John’s Catholic, and others, with times ranging from 7:30 to 11 a.m. and errands like missionary talks and youth sessions.
The Glade Reformed Charge includes Rev W R Hartzell and local congregations: St Johns Woodsboro, Walkereville, Urbana and Utica area units with Sunday schools and installation sermons by visiting pastors. Urbana M E Church lists Rev Henry Tamb with worship and sermons. Trinity Reformed at Adamstown and Utlea Reformed Charge provide multiple services and lectures. Pilgrimage planned to Hoffman Orphanage near Littlestown. St Pauls Utica hosts lectures on the Reformed Church beginnings.
Atlantic City hearing on deadlock in scale negotiations. Miners oppose arbitration substitutes while operators push arbitration to avert a strike. Leaders discuss waging talks after September 1 and potential substitutes affecting wage talks and public interest.
The Frederick county Methodist reunion committee announces speakers for Wareday July 30. Rev George W Richardson from Leesburg Virginia will speak on The Spirit of Methodiam and Rev BE Stone of Hampden Maryland on Methodist Men. The morn ing love feast will be led by Rev Wm Costin. Various pastors from multiple towns join the committee as part of the outreach across the county.
Mr and Mrs John Routzahn of Minidetown start July 1 on an eight week trip spanning most of the United States and parts of Mexico and Canada. They will visit major cities and national parks from Washington to California, then loop through Colorado Kansas Missouri Kentucky and back to Washington by September 1.
A Bible verse prompts a reflection on righteousness exalting a nation as workers and mine owners clash. The union’s demands are sent to a committee after Friday talks, amid broader calls for national reform and faith-based guidance.
County health officer extols ice cream as a healthful dairy product. Cites Hoover and McCollum on dairy nutrition, vitamin A from butterfat, and vitamins from milk. Notes ice cream builds muscle, bones, teeth and energy, aids growth, and supports health in children and adults.
Rev H J Councilor, Federation of Bible Classes president, Washington, will speak at Brads Dock Heights Sunday evening. Emory L. Coblentz to preside. program includes orchestra prelude, hymns, prayers, and an offering. Next Sunday July 19 Dr Lincoln J Hulley of John Stetson University scheduled under Maryland Baptist Summer Assembly.
Reverend Edward Kt Lewis philosophy professor at Nebraska Wesleyan University will preach next Sunday at 11 AM at the Presbyterian church on West Second Street. He brings broad ministry and academic experience and is in demand at church gatherings and Bible conferences.
Rev. John 8. Adam pastor of Christ Reformed Church Middletown departs Monday for Lancaster Pa to take up special work at the summer school of Theology. He expects to be away about two weeks in an extensive program of reforestration using convict labor.
Zion Evangelical Lutheran Church Middletown near completion of interior work includes frescoing nearly finished, electric fixtures tested, plumbing repaired, organ case gilded, pews woodwork and carpet near final, art glass windows installed as memorials. Rededication services begin July 19 and run through July 24 with noted speakers and special music. A Loyaville Orphans Home Band concert is planned August 5 at Bucksville.
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