Church Service Removals and Sunday Plans Across Town
Religious notices list Sunday school hours and worship services for many churches. Methodist Episcopal ties service to tomorrow morning off due to illness. others like First Baptist Grace Reformed Trinity M E and United Brethren share class sessions, sermons and vesper times with varied subjects and speakers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Nev
John H. Day
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
The
Reformed Church
Walkersville
Woodsboro
Poisoning Suspected From Canned Salmon Sickness Strikes Weybright Family
Mrs. J. S. Weybright of Thurmont remains bedridden with ptomaine poisoning attributed to canned salmon eaten Tuesday. Her son D. Saylor, also affected, has lost 11 pounds but left his bed. both began with violent chills after the meal. Dr. Kefauver and Dr. Diller treated them. all others who ate the salmon escaped illness. The condition is serious but not alarming.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Weybright
Thurmont
John S. Weybright
Thurmonths
D. Saylor
Weybright
Charles H. Diller
Md School Diamond Sunday League Schedule
Next week at the Maryland School diamond the Sunday school baseball league will host five games starting Monday with Leaders versus Lutheran, Tuesday Episcopal versus Lutheran, Wednesday Leaders Bible Class against Builders, Thursday Lutheran versus Episcopal, and Friday Lutheran Bible Class versus Episcopal Sunday school. A late arrival by the Methodist team forced a pickup game in which the church-goers won 2 to 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Episcopal ‘Church
Methodist Episcopal Church
Maryland
Lutheran
Episcopaliang
Lutheran Bible Class
Methodist
Episcopal
Near Drowning Rescue in Flooded Cellar
During a July thunderstorm in Pottsville Pennsylvania Frank Welker tried to move items from a swinging shelf in his flooded cellar. The steps collapsed and he fell into muddy water unable to swim. Neighbors grabbed him by the hair and pulled him to safety before he drowned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pottsville
Frank Welker
Wesker
DOG CAUSES BASE BALL ROW IN FORT WAYNE PROTEST
Terre Haute protested a June 24 Fort Wayne win after a Great Dane chased manager Anderson as he fielded a ball. President Heilbroner of the Central League dis allowed the protest, ruling the dog did not affect the outcome. Also noted John Wanamaker turned 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terre Haute
Fort Wayne
Tnd
Helbroner
Terre Naute
Anderson
Heilbroner
Dar
Braddock Heights hosts lively season dance and visitors
Braddock Heights enjoys a big season dance with a well filled Schiey avenue parking scene. Frederick visitors arrive in a red touring car from Ideal Garage while Mrs James Lambie and other guests extend warm memories at Hotel Braddock and Fairmont. Marie Haller to sing tomorrow, Avalon Colony guests include Mrs Mousson and Miss O Neill, and Braddock Casino bowling thrives with leading players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Braddock
Schiey Avenue
Frederick
James Lambie
Washington
Hotel Braddock
Lambie
The
Mosses M
Katherine Mullaly
Heights
Fairmont
Marie Haller
Barnard
Avalon Colony
J. Mousson
Katharine O'Neill
Baltimore
M. Martin
Madge A. Evans
Doty
Jefferson
Grady
Ida Belle Kendry
Jacksonville
Fla
Beattice Turner
Macon
Margery Mott
Miller
Sophia Wilson
Albert McClow
Emory L Cablentz
New One Story Bank Building Rising in Libertytown
Work has begun on the Peoples Bank of Libertytown a one story red brick structure with Indian limestone trim on Manning Walnut streets. The $6,000 building features a tiled lobby mahogany furnishings and a strong vault while stock sale at 50 percent premium aims to fund a $5,000 surplus. The bank plans occupancy in September led by S. F Hammaker with partners James B Sappington Raymond Senseny Maurice M Starr and Milton Carter. Bell Bros handles construction and W I Dudrow carpenter work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peoples' Bank of Libertytown
Manning Walnut Streets
Loraine Simpson
F. Hammaker
Libertytown Savings Bank
Bell Bros
Libertytown
W., I. Dudrow
St Swithin's Day Weather Tale and County Bond Case
The piece notes St Swithin's Day falling on July 15 and the belief it predicts 40 days of weather, recounting historical details from bishop Saint Swithin to King Ethelbert and the Winchester cathedral event. It also reports Montgomery County commissioners asking an appeals court to review Judge Peter's injunction in the Clarksburg road bonding case begun July 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Swithin's
Frederick
St. Swithin’s
St. Swithin
England
Ethelbert
Winchester
Montgomery County
John A. Garrett
Peter
Joseph Henderson
Clarksburg
Boyds-Clarksburg
Court of Appeals
Notable Visits and Campaign Bids in County Towns
Miss Ruth Lewis of Brooklyn visits friends in Kemptown. Miss Edna King of New York visits Miss Williams in Kemptown. Mr. H C Smith of Kemptown visits Darion. Nettie and Mildred Caballero of Media visit Miss Mamie Baker. Lilian Williams returns from Capon Bridge. Hon Blair Lee of Montgomery County, candidate for the short term U S Senate, and Dr Jones, candidate for State Senate, active in campaigns. Mr J Windsor Williams notes confidence in outcomes. Dr Jones is a brother-in-law of Dr Co iY Conler of Frederick.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruth Lewis
Brooklyn
N. Y
Kemptown
Edna King
New York
Williams
H. C. Smith
Darion, C
Nettie
Mildred Caballero
Media
Mamie Baker
Lilian Williams
Capon Bridge
Blair Lee
Montgomery County
United Sates
Maryland
Dr. Jones
Montcomery County
J. Windsor
Panama Liner to be First Through Canal Under Goethals
A Panama rail line ship owned by the United States is slated to become the first vessel to pass the new Panama Canal. The decision, attributed to Colonel George W. Goethals, is announced with plans to permit water to flow into the cycle area in October and for dredges to begin work at once.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Canal
United States
Panama Canal
George W. Goethals
iWater
Market Prices and Varied Tomato Offerings at New Town Stand
A busy morning market display showed a wide array of edibles with buyers unsatisfied at times due to limited tomatoes. Prices ranged with 25 cents per box for some tomatoes and as low as 10 cents. cucumbers, berries, cumblings, and other produce cited with varying per unit and per box rates.
Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Helps Woman
In Eldon Missouri a woman describes relief from displacement inflammation and nervous prostration after trying Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She reports renewed strength and elimination of pains and melancholy following the remedy, noting it helped after many other means failed. The ad urges others to try the product, claiming it has helped thousands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon
Lydia
BE. Pinkham
Missouri
Lydia E. Pinkham
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Grace Reformed Church
Builders
BD. L
McLean
Trinity M. E. Church
South
Trinity M. BE. Church
J. J. Ringer
United Brethren Church
E. H. Hummelbaugh
Presbyterian Church
Thomas ‘Freeman Dixon
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
A. R. Wentz
Theological Seminary
Gettysburg
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
AH Saints Protestant Episcopal Church
William Walker
St. John’s Catholic Church
Church of the Brethren
Charles D . Bonsack
New Windsor College
Windsor
Gospel Mission
Lambert
West
Patrick Street
Fiopsi
Winchester Lane
A. Luther Nickels
Evangelist Mission Association
Frederick City
St. Timothy’s Chapel
Schleysville
Episcopal Mission
John Wanamaker
Philadelphia
Toly
Europe
Braddock Heights
Keller's Inn
M. Pope
Martha
C. C. Jones
Charles R Reynolds
Heard
Reynolds
Fras
Whitman
Oakland
Ohio
Hall
NEW Bank AT Liberty
cCapital
ST Swithin’s
Election Appeal
Ernest Helfenstein
Amos Urner
Helfenstein & Urner
Deh & Albangh Building
Market Street
Frederick, MD
Mom
Ascow Truni
Harry G., Dorsey. & CO
Popular
Frederick Gas & Electric Department
Hagerstown & Frederick Railway CO
Baltimore & Ohio
Antic. City
Cape May
Stone Harbor
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Footer’s Dye Works
Cumberland
A. Kate Gittinger
Dsr
Bie
Griffin & Griffin
West Patrick St
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