Baker Park Community Service Sunday Choir and Church Listings
Community service at Baker Park led by Presbyterian Church with Rev Dr. Kieffer and Rev. Dr. Chas. E. Weber preaching. Numerous churches across the area participate with varied worship times, Sunday schools at 9:45, sermons, and special music, including Rev. Douglass Hood and Rev. Amos Traver at multiple congregations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Bernard C Morris
HL. G. Kieffer
DeWit
Zuse
Kieffer
Presbyterian Chor
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Amos John Traver
Pastor Church
Baker Park Service
Charles B Webte
Grace Evangelical and Reformed
Ralph Ellis Hartman
Church
Lster
Baker Park
Wehrer
Rigerman
Eliot’s God Voice Lit Sunday Lesson July 22
An International Uniform Sunday School Lesson for July 22 discusses recognizing God’s voice, moral guidance, and the need for faith amid confusion. It reflects on the boy’s somber experience and the dangers of misreading divine signals, offering two cures: trust and restraint.
Hill Roads by Helena Welshimer
A lyric meditation on searching for heaven among distant hill roads and temples of travel. The speaker imagines pilgrims with gold spent and tatters behind, winds from the south, and the wish to buy a moon on a barsai counter while daffodils bloom and seas drift across the hills.
Campaign plan outlined for local churches and unions
Fragmented OCR lists Thurmont M E Charre Ridge Church Of The Esrethren Ridgeville M P Church Mt Airy M P Church and Ridge, with scattered times and phrases. Mentions plans, campaigns, and religious organizations in a muddled postal-era notice.
Luff's Stuff to the Gruwblers at Lufburrow
Fragmentary text outlines a local event with unclear names and places. The readable parts mention Luff and Gruwblers at a venue possibly Lufburrow, but essential details like date, participants, and outcome are missing. The item resembles a brief local notice or ad with damaged OCR.
Surprise Party Honors Miss Mabel Gue in Damas
A surprise party for Miss Mabel Gue of Damas featured prayer, music, and refreshments. Attendees listed include Mrs Elsie Mawo and Java son, Mr and Mrs Golden Monteyan daughters, Mr and Mrs Floyd Mox, Maynard Mosley, Mrs S D Warfeld, and others from Freder ion and Brownville. A note recalls ancient hieroglyphic carvings and the origin of the word book.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mabel Gue
Jestra
Damas
Bey
Solo
Gue Muec
Elsie Mawo
Java
Golden Monteyan
Floyd
Mox
Moxley
Maynard Mosley
S D Warfeld
T C Laason
E E. Revo
N Turner
Grant Ponie
Frederion Poole
Frederick
Nuuer Brothers
Clag
Unsure fragment hints at camp or town project cost
Fragmentary notes mention a four part camp or town item with wood and lath, mailed tips, and a $9,000 estimate depending on local costs. No clear person, organization, date, or location provided.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsime Construction
Okepi Bithin Ii
Service at Haugh's Woodsbarn Lutheran Church
Public notice of a morning service at 10 30 oclock on the 23rd led by Mrs Ear ng om the John Boldinger. The reservation is at Haugh's Reserv.ce on Night Scenes from be given at Haugh's. A charge of $20.
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HAUGH
Ag Woodsbarn
Lutheran
Earng
John Boldinger
TO HOLD JOINT SERVICE WITH INTER-CHURCH MISSION
An interdenominational union plans a joint service this Sunday at 2 o clock. The colored community will gather to address church charges and participate in a shared worship event aimed at unity and mutual support.
Incharge of Service 3 Sore s Monitemiry County
A fragment from a local notice mentions Rev. A H and the towns of Monitemiry county. The readable text shows service duties and regional association but lacks complete details to confirm action or date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pramsitowns
Monitemiry County
Zittlestown Convention Set for Three Days of Meetings
A three day convention of Bible Schools and missionary societies will be held at the church in Zittestown, eight miles west of Mid-Metogan, on August 1 to 3. Rev. John Myers opens with a devotional on Wednesday evening, followed by Rev. FH. Snasey’s opening sermon. Thursday features devotions, talks by Rev. W. Fink and Rev. S. Ao Eupe Afuce, and a series of music, conferences, and youth events led by E. C. Ebaugh and C. O Sulivan. The program continues with choirs from Zittiessoan church and Hagerstown, addresses by Rev. J. E. and Rev. Willam Jackson, and an evening missionary program under Rev. and Mrs. Ater. The convention closes with further services and an adjournment by Rev Joe Cook.
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Bible Schools
Chiwcan Erdeaver
Agssinary Societies
Zitestows
Sou Mies
Mid- Metoan
John Myers
FH. Snaseiy
FH. Snaseiy. Thursday August 2, Will Open With A Devoious Service Led By Sirs
J. H Gorse
Harry Keadie
Reby
S. Ao Eupe
God
W. Fink
Dirmo
E. C. Ebaugh
C. O Sulivan
Musc
Nu Endeavor
J. E
Willam Jackson
Hagerstown
Laoraine
W. Frazer
Littlestown
J. H. Hox
Gonsondilleader
Eva Roger
Joe Cook
Jesus
William
Maser Bu Hirpich
Wiliam C. Royal
First Baptist Church
Gonsa
Open Air Service at Walkersville High School Lawn
The third open air service will be on Walkersville high school lawn Sunday at 7:30 PM with the Glade Valley Community Band. Rev T W Lloyd of the Methodist Episcopal church will speak on A Bad Mess after the first band set. The program features marches and overtures including O Sheer of the Guard and The Naval Cadet followed by a second band segment and Loyality Day Parade selections.
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Walkersville
Glade Valley Community Band
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T. W. Lloyd
Methodist Episcopal Church
Oshcer of the Guard
Lloyd
Walt
Mississippi
Warren P. E. Smith Discusses County Union President Role
County President Warren P. E. Smith stated on Monday that discussions planned with Union leadership would address current concerns. The remarks came during a session led by Smith to outline future priorities and cooperation strategies.
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Warren P. E. Smith
Union Wit de C
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Children Dayersice at New M. P. Church Event
The New M. P. Church will host a Children Day event for the young people of the church. An offering will support the pageant. The program will be presented by a visiting mission group.
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Et M. P. Church
Wit J Missions
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Douglass Hooff
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Douglass Hood
Church Schoo
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. Kiefer
D. D. Mmunister
Bueffer
Harold Clem
SS. Community Service
Bakes Park
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
G. Bris Wollams
Ross Wi~hide, DD
Ton Avenue
Cincinnati
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Centennial Memorial United Brethren
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Chat E Weber
Church of the Brethren
Wesen
Moore
Betne
Rocas
Woodsboro
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Brunswick
Church Of God_ deaver
J. Frack F. Haugh
Woodsboro—Sund
Warship
Rocky Huli
Satte Mer
Cattago
Suni
RS Poffenbarger
Walkersville Unied Brethren
John W . Waim
Union
Lewistown
M. P. Church
Harry G S$arsch
St. John’s Catholic Church
John J. Dowlas
Thaddeus
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Puritan Methodist Chapel
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Church of God
Mm Jackson
Weantsday Evracy
Trinity Southern Methodist Church
Tnion Gospel Mission
Pocesk
Bethel Tabernacle
Evelyn D. Becker
Jaursday
Urbana Saturda
Jefferson Lutheran Parish
George H Seu Raesehov
Middletown
U. B. Charge
Mt. Pleasant
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Fliint
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M. P Charse Pagean
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W Biggs Enott
Brook Haim
Urbana
Parisa House
Trinity Reformed
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T W Lioyd
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OW Lioyd
Locust Grove
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Lage
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John Samuel Adam
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Myerville
Myersville
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Faon Lutheran Church
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Beard
Masons
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Ercéman
Macrsvillle Lutheran Charge
Thuarnt Ev
Gracehan Moravian Church
Abillasy Lic
St. Johns
Lutheran Thormont
Thurmont
Church of the Br
Beaverdam
Sandars
Ellam
Our Lady of Mi Care Church
Mt Airy M. FE
Ma Dei
Massanetta Springs
W Gearey
Washi
Fredericks
Evangelial Reformed
United Brethren
Maryland
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Elija
WM. E. Gilroy
D. D
Advance
Agian
Sensa
Spe
Od Rowas 'Yar
Boy and I
Helena Welshimer
Yellow Hills
Thurmont M. E. Charre
the Esrethren
Ridgeville M. P. Church
Mt Airy M. P. Church
South Faliot
Luff
Gruwblers
la Cuancs Caca Gay Towers
Lufburrow
E. Emory D Monier
Brownwie
Europe
Becs
Bo Et Vee
Zittlestown
Open Air Service
C. E. News
FESR
Frederick County National Bank of Frederick NO
North Market Street
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