Sunday church services and week announcements
Sunday at multiple churches featured varied programs. Methodist services included a missionary sermon and a missions appeal raising $106, with total day offerings of $419. Grace Reformed noted a new piano and Master Sunday plans. Grace, United Brethren, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, All Saints, Trinity M E, St John’s, and other congregations reported sermons, catechism, Sunday schools, and midweek activities with offerings and attendance figures where available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Episcopal Church
Temperance Society
M. &. Lease
Edgar H. McBride
George C. Bacon
Balimore
E. H. Lamar
Missionary Society of the Sunday School
Evalyn Truxal
Adele Edmunds
Woman's College
Charles Tammany
Margaret Cecil
Mary Filler
Marie Waller
Frank Storm
Ira Rothenhoefer
David Livingstone
EB. H McBride
I. Cline
Church Service Notes Amid Evening Sermon and Music
On the aiside events mention Miss Lucy Rheed singing O Love Divine by J Ctayden Waud and Prof Geo Edn Smith performing Ye Holds the Key. The pastor delivered a sermon on Our Refuge and Defense from Paulin 18:2, titled Our Refuge and Defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aiside
Lucy Rheed
J. Ctayden Waud
Geo. Edn Smith
Smith
First Baptist Church Bible School and Services Held
At the First Baptist church yesterday Bible school met at 9 45. Morning and evening services were led by Rev Paul Quith from Chester Pa who preached at both services. A Christian Endeavor meeting was held at seven o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
H. Hummelbaugh
Endeavor
Charles L. Stokes
Women's Oissionary Society
Presbyterian Church
Thomas Freeman Dixon
Philemon
The
Missionary Society
William Worman
Rockwell Terrace
Trinity M. E. Church
South
J. J. Ringer
Epworth League
Agnes Gaither
St. John's Catholic Church
St. John’s Catholic Church
A. J. Conlon
Holy Name
W. J. Kane
First Baptist Church
Paul Quith
Chester
Christian Endeavor Meeting
Narrow Escape and Explosion Ties Man to Collier Jason
D Dutrow Thomas, engine superintendent at Maryland Steel, narrowly missed the U S Naval Collier Jason when a dynamite explosion near Fort Carroll killed several aboard and caused about 100000 dollars in damage. Thomas had intended to be on the ship for its first trial. He notified his brother by phone that he was not aboard to ease anxiety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Dutrow Thomas
J. Travers Thomas
U.S. Naval
Jason
Alam Chine
Fort Carroll
Thomas
Maryland Steel Company
Death notices and obituaries in Buckeystown area
Mrs Dora Ruth Stull of Creagerstown dies of typhoid fever at 22 with seven young children and noted survivors and services planned. Mrs Elizabeth Bowhan of Libertytown dies at 80 with a Libertytown funeral. Mrs Emily J Buxton of Mt Airy dies after long illness with funeral at Prospect M E church. Oscar Philpot Crampon dies at Perryman aged about 90 with funeral planned. Frank Eisenhauer buys a new five passenger Ford automobile.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Millard Sittles
Dora Ruth Stull
Millard Stull
Buckeystonwn
George Hann
Creagerstown
The News sets new sale bill printing record this year
The News surpasses last year with a record number of sale bills printed for 123 sites from January to April. Bills vary in size from full to quarter sheets, enough to stretch over three miles if laid end to end. Night work and skilled staff ensure timely completion for widespread posting across Frederick and nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pam Trons
Job Department of
the News
Property Deeds and Marriage Licenses in Local Courts
XN R Blickenstaff and others transfer property to Lula Buhrman for 7 dollars. George NM Gittinger and wife convey to Emma E and Angie V Lamar for 10 dollars. Charles Drake 25 and Oliver B Moyer 34, both of Bloomsburg, obtain marriage licenses. Jephlans Court files inventory of Horace W Clarke's debts and estate. Reports on Delia Kebler estate real estate sales filed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. Blickenstaff
Lula E. Buhrman
George NM. Gittinger
Emma E
Angie V. Lamar
Braddock
Charles D. Drake
Oliverb. Moyer
Bloomsburg
Jephlans
Horace W. Clarke
Delia Kebler
Frank M Eichman Dead in Baltimore Kidney Trouble
Baltimore tailor Frank M Eichman of the firm at 8 North Calvert Street died yesterday from kidney trouble. Born in Baltimore 43 years ago he led the business for 38 years, surviving his widow Mrs. Coartmile Lindsay Michman and a large family. Funeral is set for 2:80 o'clock Wednesday from his home, with Rev Dr Rosa Stevenson of Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church conducting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Bowhan
G. W. Bowhan
Libertytown
Sallie Radcliff
W. T. Crum
J. W. Parris
Intergent
Messrs
Calvin Metcalfe
Harvey Sparrow
Edgar Hammond
Eugene Hammond
EL. Smith
A. W. Etzler
Baltimore
Rank Mo Eichman
J. Mehnan
Calvert Street
Baldimore
Hame
Eiehman
Tabhor
2.C.elma
Ely
Caneles @iehman
Coartmile Lindsay Michman
Tamilton Lindsay
Prederick
Edward
Frank
Gertrude
Mamie
Frances
Jonnie
Rosa Stuvenson
Brown Memorial Presbyterian Church
Whet der
Murial Will Be In Lotdon Parke Cemetery
Mise Irone Lindsay, sister of Mrs Mielanan, Jette, yesterday for Dalthuore where she will remain. Wat attor Qe funepad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Murial
Lotdon
Debating Club Backs Abolition Of Capital Punishment
The Doubs Debating Club chaired by Mr Jesse Carey debated abolition of capital punishment. Affirmative speakers EL Ray Suuth and Rev W W Ariscoes argued for abolition while Phoniaas Wallar and Michnel argued against. Audience split 42 for and 21 against abolition. The next meeting is scheduled for March 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doubs
Jesse Carey
Wan “Rogolyved
EL Ray Suuth
Dh W. Ariscoes
Phoniaas
Wallar M. Michnel
Cive
Restore Your Grey Hair With Hay's Health Cure
A vintage advert promotes Hay's Hair Health to restore youthful color and remove dandruff. It claims simple, safe use by Steiner Bros of North Harmless and promises money-back guarantee. Includes a buy offer for a 1 oz bottle and Herline Soap samples at Market St Frederick Md.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steiner Bros
North
Hay
Frederick
L. Kefauver
N. Market ST
Frederick MD
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Letters
A 19th century style testimonial ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure F L Cheney Co Toledo. Endorsers Waldring Rinsan Marvin wholesale druggists attest to C H Cheney's honesty. The cure is taken internally and claimed to act on blood and mucous surfaces. Testimonials free, price ten cents per bottle, sold by all merchants. Also mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cheney & CO
Toledo
Cheney
Finn Walding
Rinsan & Marvin
Wholecale
All Tenggieia
Taks Halls
Also Mentioned on This Page
Grace Reformed Church
Pri
Miary
Eveniny
de Lt. McLean
Lola Man Hunt
Christ
Wil Caylto
Mite Society
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Ulysses S. G. Rupp
Woman's Home and Foreign Missionary Society
All Saints Episcopal Church
Douglass Hooff
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Royal Tailoring Co
the Tailors Who
West Patrick ST
Mrs
Emily J. Button
Emily J. Buxton
Brook Buxton
Mt Airy
Buxton
Prospect M. E. Church
W. D. King
Oscar Piilvot Crampiox
Oscar Philpot Crampon
Philip M. Hall
Perryman
Harford County
Reid
Spesatia ‘Church
Secures Auto
Frank Eisenhauer
Mullinix’s
RABAT
Jug Bridge
Day
Office of the
Circuit and Orphans’ Courts
Greenawalt’s
West Patrick Street
Frank M. Eichman
Bron Jeune
Marve the People’s Theatre
Best Pictures
Thleir
the Empire
Programmie
Reliance
Sir Henry Irving
P. Sullivan
Mathias
Mutual Weekly
Washington City
Kay-Bee
W. L
Fisher
New York
Temple OF Music
North Market Street
George A. Everhart
Odds and
H. R. Flautt
City Opera House Shoes
Merhl
Moberly
West Patrick
Jin
Lourren L. Welty
East Church ST
J. A. Ramsburg
Harner’s Drug Store
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