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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1913
Page
3
Sunday school at United Brethren church drew a record 268 attendees with $51.20 offering and several choir and guest speaker events. Baptisms and new member receptions accompanied sermons by Rev. Hummelbaugh, plus a congregational reception planned with multiple speakers.
At Presbyterian church yes teraag Rev Thomas Freeman Dixon led morning services at 11 o clock from Mark 45 6 and evening from Psalm 103 17. Prayer meeting and Bible class set for Wednesday evening. Mission Band gathers Saturday at 3 PM. First Baptist church yesterday held 9 43 Bible school. Rev Alonzo D Winters preached both services in farewell tone. cantata rehearsal tonight at 7 50 with prayer Wednesday. Evangelical Reformed Church in Gre cites Rev Henri L G Kiefer as pastor.
A weekly weather bulletin indicates generally fair conditions over most areas east of the Rockies during the early part of the week. A disturbance over the Canadian Northwest will move east, bringing cloudiness and local snows to the Northern States from the Upper Mississippi Valley to New England on Tuesday and Wednesday. Cold weather is expected Monday, followed by a warming trend, with another major disturbance forecast to cross the country from the Far West Tuesday to the Eastern States by week’s end, bringing rains in the South and Middle States and snow in the Northern States east of the Rockies.
Reports from St Mark and St John's churches describe sermons on Transfiguration themes from biblical texts. A stray horse and buggy was recovered by police near Harvey E Smith's home, with owner identified as Thurmont area resident McKinsey. Maryland political appointments by President Wilson face delays as 13 commissions remain vacant.
The local post office will adopt the Department’s new rules beginning tomorrow to prevent clerks and city carriers from working more than eight hours daily and to cap consecutive work at ten hours. Postmaster Birely will announce the schedule tomorrow. The Department may advise steps to implement the provisions today, with additional help likely needed soon.
The Christmas Savings Club at Central National Bank closed Saturday night after a plan where deposits ranged from one to five cents weekly and varied by increasing or decreasing each week. Bank officers said the number of depositors exceeds 1,060 and may reach about 1,260. Also note mentions relief claims from rheumatism with Chamberlain's Liniment and availability from dealers.
Multiple 19th or early 20th century conveyances appear in court records. Executors and heirs including Procarey belo u Jeunto and Lowles PE Thong are shown in estate matters with real estate in city and county. Names Edward Reynolds Susan Sulser Allen Orme Ena Dixon appear alongside Norris and Mir Jon A. Norris in county transactions.
The Junior Literary Society held Friday sessions with President Palian calling the meeting to order and Secretary Groep reading minutes. A program featured reading, recitation, jokes, memory gems, and a debate on whether Napoleon was a greater communicator than Washington, with the affirmative winning. The group adjourned to March 7. Also reported is the death of seed firm head Joseph Ault Bolgiano of Baltimore at 76, survived by five sons and a daughter, a sister, and his wife Mary Elizabeth Walton, from Amarouts.
Rev. E. W. Halleck of Shepherdstown accepts call to become assistant rector at St. Andrew's Church in Louisville. He has frequently filled the All Saints Episcopal pulpit and assisted Frederic ton pastors, reflecting his ongoing involvement in local church work.
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