Religious Services and Notices Across Local Churches
A roundup of church services, sermons, and events from multiple denominations. Includes schedules for Sunday schools, morning and evening worship, prayer meetings, special addresses, and forthcoming memorial and social gatherings across the United Brethren, Catholic, Baptist, Methodist Episcopal, and other churches. Notable items include pas tor remarks on New Heaven and a New Earth, memorial reports, and confirmation of upcoming church activities.
Utica and Buckeystown Church Services and Events
The Utica churches Tuesday schedule lists Rev Lée Rall at Utica St. Pauls with holy communion at 10.30 am and Utica Zion at 2.30 pm. Buckeystown Plan includes Sunday school at 9.15 am and sermon at 10.30 am with evening service at 7.00 pm. Church activities include Christian Endeavor prayer meeting Wednesday at 7.20 pm. Public Service Commission chairman Towers to resign. new leadership at Title Guarantee and Trust Company being arranged in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Ist Episcopal Church
Rightgon
Bilson
Ewahgblics
Grace
J AL
Ditzler
Schileyaville
St. Nimothy's Chapel
West All Saints St
J. W. Townes
Manna
Utica
Robert ‘Lée Rall
Uller
St. Paul's
Holy Communion
Charlesville—Zion
Young ‘People’s Society
Buckeystown
M. PS
W. Kirk
D. D
Oelock
Towera
Albert’ G. Towers
Public Service Commission
Title Guarantee and Trust’ Company
Baltimore
Getting Ready To Oil Road In Middletown Area
Preparations proceed for oiling the state highway as stone chips are delivered through Middletown. The road has already been oiled from the western end of the bridge near South Mountain, taking on the foot of the mountain pathway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Heant
Bradford Knapp Speaker At Braddock Heights Song Service
Hon Bradford Knapp chief of States Relation South will be speaker at Braddock Heights Song Service in the auditorium at 2 30 p m The program includes hymn "To Capry" and "Maryland My Maryland" with Braddock Heights Band under S Fenton Harris followed by a religious program and a grand religious fantasia featuring The Star Spangled Banner and other selections by Chas G T Stull and Raymond Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bradford
Briddock Heighits
Fenton Harris
Noltgn
Archi
Capry
Moe
Addresay
Pradford
Koubp
South
Washington
Maryland
Amertés
Audi
King Rose
Tauve
Sola
King
Chas. G. T. Stull
Dipmorgske
Anton
Ork
Raymond
Thomas
Federal Guards
Skaggs
Market brisk as fresh produce floods local stalls
A busy market mood described with abundant berries and fruit. Tomatoes at 25 cents a box and evamblings at unknown price, spring chickens 50 cents a pound, peppers and onions selling by the bunch, berries plentiful with varied prices. multiple fruits and vegetables listed with cents per half peck or per box.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wis
Weather Man Predicts Warmer Days Ahead In July
Local forecast notes a trend toward warmer weather with a generally hot July but tempered by possible thunder storms. Readings ranged from 52 to 79 degrees with cool spells and heavy dew following recent rains. Public note urges comfort as heat is tempered by storms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Countier
Mercury
Walter McDonnell Run Down by Auto in Frederick
Walter McDonnell formerly of Frederick and briefly connected with The News office was struck by a car on Pirie Avenue while alighting from a streetcar. He is reported to be recovering from injuries in a letter received by Charles Treich. Also includes an advertisement praising Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy for summer complaints in children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter McDonnell
Frederick
The
News
Niagara Fs
No Y
Pirie Avenue
Charles Tréich
Chamberlain
Shooting Course Ends as Maryland Guard Finishes Trials
Company L of the Maryland State Guard wraps its shooting course at Saunders Range with the Third Battalion of the Second Infantry Regiment completing final drills. Tomorrow teams compete for the silver loving cup as fourteen veterans from overseas help Frederick-based units. Governor Harrington and Adjutant General Warfield visited, congratulating officers on the enthusiasm and skill displayed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Company L
Maryland State Guard
Saunders' Range
Second Infantry
Frederick
Company A
Maryland National Guard
Fis
Harrington
Warfield
Saunder
Attorney General Ritchie Opinion on Beer Sales without License
Baltimore Police Board received a legal opinion stating unlicensed venues may sell beer in the city without a license. The opinion cites the City Charter barring sale of fermented or distilled liquors over two percent alcohol without a license. Also reported: Artur Willard, age one, killed a four foot rattlesnake with stones near Broad Run.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ritchie
Baltimore Police Board
Mio Saloon
Artur
R.A. Willard
Broad Run
Feld
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Bampar
Carty
Smith
Johnson
Ae United? Brethren
Memorial Church
Niev
Hammielbaugh
Banddy
TBC
YP. S
Waynesboro
Helen Fisher
Helen
St. John's
Fenn's
Catholic Church
W. J. Earle
Church of the Brethren
Kurtz Miller
Bctigol
Letion
Rvice
First Baptist Church
tRev. W
Salvation “Army
Water Street
W. J. Williams
Sirminghaw
Puesda
Choice
Oxfords
Madan
Havana
Splane Ogre
Coe
KNAPP
Braddock Heights
Sting
Crumpler Merchandise Co
Crumpler
W.va
P. LL. Hargett, &., Company
Eg Ine
Kefauver & Shapro, Optometrists and Jewelers
North Market Street
Inc
Atlantic
Guy, Cape
May
Avalon
Stone
Mlarber
N.S. Rehoboth
Ely
Mad
Oceani City
Bolt Ghey
Sen
Tiny ‘Tesa
Whitadelphia
Mtelphia
Paladislpula
Starrisburg
iTicket
Pennsylvania Railroad
William E. Filler
Charles
FU Knock
Lewis J.knock
Edgar H. McBride
Hammond Clary
Charles F. Knock
Worthington
C. Staley
Albert B. Routzahn
John M. Culler
Av. Fisher
A. Allee Radcliff
Glenn
Garber
Lorenzo E.mullinix
J. Winebroner
Sheffield
N. Market Street
Saunders
Evetes
Greenawalt’s Drug Store
Hagerstown
Panama
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