Frederick County Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meets
Mrs. Mary OR Haslup state president delivered the principal address at the thirty third annual Frederick County WCTU convention in a Presbyterian church. Three sessions were held with reports, new officers elected, and a bouquet presented to retiring president Mrs. Sarah G. Thomas for 25 years of service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Frederick
Bartgls Storm
Correpa
Antittees
Katherine Bartgie
Thomas
Wieh
G. Rupp
Lutheran ‘Church
Lester
Toms
Leonard Storm
Misa Allein
Sarah G Thomas
Wart
lAnti-narcotica
Elia Krelg
Buckeystown
Charles F Webler
Ithis
Jennie Ramsburg
Bia Main
Gédal
Red Walter
Elizabeth Haller
George Culler
Loyal Legion and
Young ‘Campaignera
Carri
Keystown
Russ Rutt
Rothenhoefer
Annie
J. M. Radcliffe
Union Signa
May Markell
Temperance
Geo
Steady Growth by S S Sunday School Attendance
Attendance at Brook Hill Sunday School reached 101 this Sunday, up 10 from last week. Yearly progress and church services continue, with Lamar and Lewistown preaching plans announced. Ladies Societies praise the season’s work, and a Yellowfoot festival drew 152 attendees in the city.
Lutheran Reunion Committee Plans Frederick County Event
The Lutheran reunion committee met to arrange the thirteenth Frederick County reunion at Braddock Heights on August 5. Officers W C Waltemyer Spencer E Stup and W W Doub lead the committee with Orphans Home Band of Loysville to furnish music. Noted Lutheran speakers have been invited and an interesting program is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick
Yelock
Frederick County
Braddock Heights
Milton
Akers
S. Albaugh
Biddle
Chester G
Clem
Cot. Horkne
SH. Debid
Nan
O. M
Kogle J. Norman Harper
C. Wy
H@sa
WN. Hoffman
G.E. Palmer
R. S. Patterson
Si Powell
Rick
Rupp
Bob Bharvetys
Charles A. Shuke
Spencer FE
N. Trundle
George Uhler
J. B. Umberger
W. Co. Waltmyer
C. B. Winard
James Wills
Eb, Zimmerman
EB. L. Folk
C.-M. Teutel
J. IT
Michael
G.S. Martz
Birely
R. C W. Schaeffer
W.W. Doub
W. C. Waltemyer
Spencer E. Stup
Triagurer
W. W. Doub
Orphans’ Home Band
Loys‘ile.Pe
Rederick
Rev Ewald Resigns From North Dakota Church
Rev Louis H Ewald longtime rector of Holy Trinity Episcopal Church in Pembon North Dakota resigns to accept a call from St Stephen's Pro Cathedral in Mt Carmel Harrisburg Diocese Pennsylvania Mt Carmel a 20000 plus city St Stephens a large church with fine rectory and parish house Ewald scheduled to leave for his new field July 15 He previously served at Roederick for several years and is well known locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis H. Ewald
Holy Trinity’ Episcopal Church
Dkbon
North Dakota
St. Stephen's
Ewald
Roederick
Boys Return From M C A Camp Big Pool Pennant Awarded
A group of boys returned from the M C A camp at Big Pool after a ten day session filled with exercise and good weather. Richard Dul ow led the tent with Richard Ross Walker Jolliffe Howard Tull and others. Paul Dutrow won the largest catch prize. Snapshots will be exhibited in the joys department and copies may be obtained by Julius Cikiobh. The program runs daily from ten am to noon and six to nine pm with a noon break from twelve to four.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M.C. A
Big Pool
Richard Dulow
Richard Ross
Walker Jolliffe
Howard Tull
Ward Beachiey
Bevery Biser
William Knupp
Arthur Knupp
Paul Dutrow
Amp
Joys
Julius Cikiobh
Imi
al Tha Y
Ake Up Jis
Yo M.C. A. College
Springfield
Mass
Doctors Davis and Kelly Speak At Brunswick Meeting
Dr W W Davis and Dr Howard A Kelly will address a Sunday evening meeting at the M I Church Brunswick to advocate high moral standards. Davis is secretary of the Lords Day Alliance promoting sabbath preservation and order. Kelly is a leading Baltimore surgeon heading Howard A Kelly Hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard.a. Kelly Hospital
That City
Local church listings mix with schedules and notices
A dense, era style church calendar lists services for United Brethren, Methodist, Grace Reformed, Evangelical Reformed, Evangelical Lutheran, First Baptist, Church of the Brethren, Quinn A. M. Church and Ashbery M. E. among others. It notes Sunday schools, morning and evening services, prayer meetings, holy communion, youth groups, and upcoming farewell and aged folk events with locations at various local churches and chapels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
W. C. Royal
Wible
Tor
Church of ‘the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miler
Valley View
Church Meeting Notices and Local Religious Events
A garbled list of church announcements and events across Frederick area congregations. It notes a Wednesday prayer meeting at 3 o clock, various pastors and churches including Buckeystown, Braddock Lutheran, Utica Reformed, and Zion’s church, plus plans for missionary conferences, Sunday schools, and a benefits supper to fund War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buckeystow
Buckeystown
LW. Kirk
Claus
Christian Endeavor
Braddock
Lutheran Church
R.S. Poffenberger
Ren
Utica
Robert
Lee Ball
Whildren
Pleasant Hill
Zion's
Charles
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Brook Hill
New York
London
Aden
County
Thure‘gay
Rev
Tormer Frederick
Mt. Carmel
Republic of Colombia
Postoffice Department
Old Reliable Meat Market
Harry D. Baumgardner
North ‘Market Street
United Brethren. Church
HH. Humardbaugh
Methodist Episcopal. Church
Wrightson
Upworth League
John Tyler
Grace’ Reformed
John A. Ditzler
Germany
Evangelical Reformed
Henri L. G. Kieffer
All Salnta
Douglasy Hooft
Holy Communion
St. John’s
St. John's ‘Catholic Church
W. J. Kane
Schieyaville
St. Timothy's Chapel
Winchester Street
St. Barnabas
J. A. McCabe
Salvation Army
Fifth and
Bents Streets
Quinn
Rewn
S. RR
tOrommond
Suday
Gi. Leeann
Tamerman
James G. Martin
Ashbery M. E
W. Anglish
Richard P. Lawson
Sandy Springs
R. P. Lawson
Saintes St
Wish Townes
Paul
Masonic Order
Dorn
Lewistown
Reformed S
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Harner’s
North Market Street
Patrick Street
Frederick,md
P. L. Hargett & Co., Inc
the Gas & Electric Dept
E. Patrick Street
McHenry Bros
West Fifth St
McHenry
Brothers
Allen McHenry
Richard ‘McHenry
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Homie
the Ideal Painting & Trimming CO
Oeboa and
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Aracon
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