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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1931
Page
7
A long list of churches with pastors and weekly worship times. Includes Grace Reformed, Trinity Southern Methodist, Free Methodist, Evangelical and Reformed, Lutheran parishes, Church of the Brethren, and Union Gospel Mission. Sunday schools start around 9 30 a m to 10 30 a m. worship services vary 7 30 p m and morning hours.
Fragmented text discusses Jesus, the crucifixion and resurrection, referencing Calvary and publican figures. It hints at teachings about salvation and the path to God, with scattered mentions of law, prophecy, and Christian doctrine.
The Monck county executive committee met at United Brethren church in Nes on Tuesday June 25 with many Cars from Myersville and Biddick town attending a program after the business session. A license for Rev. Urls io PLeuse was approved by unanimous vote and a lay minister Hoerse for two years was granted, with plans to install officers at the Sunday service.
A detailed listing of Saturday radio features across networks WBZ WEAP and WEAF, highlighting Artie Pever’s Hand Floyd Gibbons and Amos ’Andy among hosted programs. Includes orchestras, dramatic sketches, miniatures, and music corners with times and station IDs across New York Philadelphia Chicago and Toronto.
The Johnsville Women’s Club held its reniar meeting on June 23 with seven visitors. Mrs George A Foreman led the session, and Miss Helen Pearson demonstrated home science topics. Next meeting will be at Mrs David M Bohn’s home. Josef Koestner will read Ward’s Trail Blazer on a nationwide Montgomery Ward program starting July 1 on NBC stations.
Fragmented OCR notes describe a Baptist leader event titled The Living Posture with choirs and exercises. Several names appear as attendees or relatives, including Mrs Luther Mere, Arnold, Miss Anna Lee Verhine, and Mrs Lynch. Visitors from Memphis and Washington are mentioned among the attendees in New Brunswick context.
Residents and visitors are listed across Emmitsburg and nearby areas. Names include Catherine and Euphemia Retering, Mrs. Elsbeth Ge, Frank Reve, Satann Whitday, Bernard Yonkers, Ruth Amelia, Lester Dam, Mrs. Pool of York, PA, Harry Baker and Pauline, Alexander Coldi flower, Grace Rowe, Joseph Burroughs, Dr. Joseph Rowe, Miss Mary Shum of Frederick, Guy Nunemaker, Thomas and Washington DC guests, Rev Earl Hovter of Thurmont, and Mrs Elite of New York.
Fragmentary report notes Mrs. Charles B. as birthplace of Mr. Zimmerman and mentions his recovery. It cites a merman visiting sites of interest near Ww Springs and references frenis or Bethe in the vicinity.
Fragmentary OCR hints at a religious reflection feature from Berems St Luk 13. It mentions fear, a messenger, and a call to reckon with a broader spiritual message.
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