Weekly Church Services Across Parishes in Maryland
The page lists Sunday worship times for Germantown Bethel Blue Mountain and multiple Lutheran and Brethren churches in the Germantown, Myersville, Walkersville, Middletown, and surrounding areas. It notes Lent services, catechetical classes, and midweek meetings led by pastors such as Rev. Clarence McGaha and Rev. R. L. Markley, with dates and locations for services, Sunday schools, and choir activities. The Friendly Guild Class of the Evangelical Lutheran church held a meeting at Heatrice Cole’s home with 16 members and planned midweek Lenten service participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germantown Bethel
Blue Mountain Churches of God
Clarence McGaha
Germantown Bethel—Bible School
Blue Mountain — Bible School
Edgewood
Beaver Dam
Sam's Creek
Churches of the Brethren
Paul Fike
Myersville
R. L. Markley
St. John
Church Hill
St. Mark's
Wolfsville
St. Paul's
Alica Lutheran
E. Koontz Helwig
Bethel—Church
Wed
P. m. Cresgerstown
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Glade Evangelical and Reformed
Chas A. Price
Glade
Walkersville
Ha. m
St. John's
Woodsboro
Reformed Church
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Heatrice Cole
Grant Street
June Stull
Irene Lantz
Laniz
Cole
Rnothella Droneburg
Maggie Fox
Helen Mock
Virginia Keech
Beatrice Gastley
Catoctin Country Club
Religious Services Schedule Across Several Maryland Churches
A list of Sunday worship times, Sunday schools, and sermon topics for Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church Emmitsburg and neighboring churches. Topics include Christ the Food for a Hungry World and Why I Believe in God, with varied service times and choir music.
Ijamsville Story Of A Country Village Sketch
A detailed historical sketch notes Ijamsville’s potters Wolf and Sellman, local mills, and early merchants. It recalls G. W. Taylor and residents who shaped the village, the Glenellen Academy, the Maryland School for the Deaf, and notable figures tied to the community’s 19th century growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ijamsville
The Way to Calvary graphic strip in The News
The article previews a Walt Scott drawn graphic strip titled The Way to Calvary. It follows Jesus Christ’s last days from Palm Sunday to Easter with emphasis on Gethsemane and the passion as a significant week in history. Beginning Monday in The News.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Jerusalem
Jordan
Perea
Judea
John
Temple
Babylon
Jesus Christ
Gethsemane
Calvary
Walt Scott
Women Democrats Hear Talk By Mr Clapp
Robert E. Clapp Jr local attorney spoke in the General Assembly on state budget issues and ideal topics at the Women’s Democratic League meeting held Tuesday evening at Mrs Edward D Storm’s home. Mrs W Jerome Offutt introduced the speaker as Mrs Mary Storm led proceedings and opened with the Lord’s Prayer. An open discussion followed, with Miss Mary Storm performing a piano solo and a duet by Penny and Mary Storm. Plans were announced for the April 24 card party at the Catoctin Counter Club with committees named and prizes listed before refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Clapp, Jr
General Assembly
Edward D. Storm
Record Street
W. Jerome Olfutt
Spencer
Mary Chegory
Offutt
Legislative Committee
Free Dope for Baltimore Teens Inoculates Habit
Baltimore March 2 A model of criminal testimony describes teens in Baltimore along Pennsylvania Avenue being given free heroin injections to prime them for future addiction. Policewoman Violet Whyte testified in the trial of Marie Banks and Lawrence Horton, who were sentenced to two years each for heroin possession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Pennsylvania Avenue
Violet Hill Whyte
Criminal Cour
Whyte
Joseph Sherbow
Marie Banks
Lawrence Horton
Sherbow
Mary Manning hams and Maryland School for the Deaf
Mary Manning Hams became the first Maryland School for the Deaf graduate in 1872 and later taught there from 1872 to 1917. She was beloved by the school’s alumni after dining at the old jams homestead. outros include Alta Lowman Kavanaugh, first Deaf woman to graduate college, as a former teacher, and Mabel Moylan Elliott, Yamsville native and longtime teacher and board president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wolf
Artemus Wolf
Tamsville
Vermont
George H. Riggs
John Luck
Reuben Moxley
Brooks
Johns Hopkins Geological Survey
Eliza Mussetter Ijams
Hams
Wolf and Sellman
Benjamin Franklin Sellman
John Suck
Mr. Wolf
Dr. Riggs
Sellman
Wolfe
John Ijams
A. H. Rinehart
Issac T. McComas
William H. Turner
A. E. Williams
Howard
Nettie Smith
Scharf
Maryland
H. B. Lowderman
Ijamsville
Thos L. Crawford
D. M. Browning
Isaac T McComas
David Case
J. Tyler Cronenburg
Frederick County
G. W. Taylor
Iziamsville
Lemuel Poole
C. M. Riggs
John Smith
Eliza Sjams
F. H. Biser
Issac
Chippendale
Cooksville
California
Tramsville
Maggie Addison
Bur
Issac McComas
William McComas
Frederick
Yamsville
Glenellen Academy
Mary McKim Crane
Margaret McCloud
John Brown
Herbert Thompson
Ben Thompson
Sjamsville
London
Charlotte Hall
Jiamsville
Ellen
Thompson
King's College
Cambridge
Lady Ellen
Bank of England
Marian Lee Crawford
Minnie Molesworth
Academy
Glenellen
Prof. Thompson
Lady Ellen Thompson
Lorna Doone
Richard Dodderidge
Dodderidge
Riggs
Amon Burgee
4. K. Williams
Charles Williams
Oliver
Maggie
Martin McComas
May
Sarah Dorsey
Dorsey
New Market
Virginia
West Virginia
Trumsville
Maryland State School For the Deaf
Maryland Bulletin
Elza A. Jams
Samsville
Columbia Institution For the Deaf
Kendall School
Mary
Plummer
Tams
Christopher Mussetter
Richard Ijyams
Baltimore
Mary Manninghams
Maryland School For the Deaf
Jams
Gallaudet
Mabel Moylan Elliott
To Be Installed As Pastor Here Sunday
Rev Ralph E White will be installed as pastor of the Frederick Church of the Brethren Sunday at 7 30 p m. Elder Rev J 4 Hollinger of Washington will conduct the service. White, former pastor at Roanoke Va for eleven years, succeeds Rev Paw W Kin sel who moved to Trotwood Ohio last October. Rev S Earl Mitchell of Hagerstown will assist as district executive secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph E White
Frederick
Church of the Brethren
J. 4. Hollinger
Washington
Mr. White
First Church of the Brethren
Roanoke
Paw W. Kinsel
Trotwood
S. Earl Mitchell
Hagerstown
Maryland
Parsonage Remodeling Behind Frederick Brethren Work
The parish at 326 West College Terrace was updated with two bedrooms and a bath on the second floor plus interior papering and painting. The Frederick Church of the Brethren traces roots to the Monrovia church’s 1880 missionary expansion, growing from 10 members to 525 today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West College Terrace
Frederick
Also Mentioned on This Page
S.S
William E. Gilroy
R. C. Myers
Shookstown
Monrovia
Carl F. Smith
Wendell Flory
China
Brotherhood
Locust Grove
Singanore
Flory
Middletown Lutheran Church
H. J. MecCarney
Luther League and Children of the Church
Burkittsville
Martin L. Zirkle
Knoxville
Smithsburg
C. W. Whalen
Howard Street
Mt. Zion
Zittlestown
Sharpsburg
Antistam
Churches of Good
Wm. A. Herpich
G. Y.A
Antietam
Elias Evangelical Lutheran Church
Emmitsburg
Philip Bower
Clarence Bartholomew
Hungary
Luther League
Barbara Hays
Middletown Valley
Pleasant View
Carl H. Zigler
Walkersville Methodist Circuit
W. DeWitt Dickey
Lewistown
Pleasant
Susannah Wesley
Burkitteville
Middletown
Christ Evangelical and Reformed
Warren A. Breigsch
Christ
Bart ‘Theee
Chas. E. Moylan
Supreme Bench
Baltimore City
Old Frederick
McKeldin
Wevellen Academy
Mr. Clapp
Rebekans
Mt. Airy
Samaritan Lodge
1. C. O F. Temple
Elmer Brown
Katherine Kester
Ethel Beard
Oak Grove Lodge
Gaithersburg
Dorsey Lodge
Mt. Atry
Red Cross Fund
Brightwood Lodge
No 11
Helen Rosson
Fast Noble Grand
Silver Wane Lodge
Santa Monica
William K. Rosson
Sovereign Grand Lodge
Seaside Lodge
Rebekah Aurora
No 120
Aurora
Calif
Letitia Starey
William C. Royal
Civitan Club
Kenneth Burkhard
Isaac Stevens
State Armory
Robert Kline
Staley Hahn
Civitan
Austin Gibbons
John Best
Modern Pharmacy
Pearre
Support Your Red Cross
Williamson’s
North Market ST
Missouri
Bassinettes
Storm & Shipley
Market & Second Sts
Ritchie Associates Finance Corp. Cil
Rockvilla
E. Montgomery Ave
East Church Street
John M. Barnes
Walkersville, Md
Citizens National Bank
Red Cross
Nipw Spa
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