City Ministerial Association Meets Sunday Services
City Ministerial Association met at the Y M C A at 10 30 am with Rev E H Jummebaugh presiding Prayer by Rev John A Ditzler Dr West of Baltimore spoke on deepening congregational interest in missions The meeting included Rev J J Ringer and other pastors A busy Sunday program followed at local churches with sermons on missions and the Greatness of Christ by Rev T Marshall West D B including mission offerings and a large attendance at Sunday School Missionary Society events Annual and weekly church activities listed with officers and upcoming lectures and social events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City Ministerial Association
E. 11. Jummebaugh
John A. Ditzier
J. J. Ringer
Dr. West
Baltimore
HK. Hummelbaugh
BM. Amar
Mailler
C. E. Wehler
K. DH. L. G Kieffer
Douglass Hoff
John A. Ditzler
A J. Dierman
Ernst Derendinger
Pr. West
Methodist Episcopal Church
E H. Lamar
T. Marshall West
D. B
Sikesville
Christ
Sunday School Missionary Society
R. Ames Hendrickson
Casper E. Clincdy
Elizabeth Harris
Midgar
T. M. West
Jesus
Pauline Rothenhoeler
Helen Taylor
Benedictine
West
Home Missionary Society
Sunday Service and Church Notices at Local Congregations
The Trinity Methodist Sunday School Missionary Society held an evening service with a program led by W O Julliffe and readings by Jolliffe Derr King and others, followed by an address on missions by Rev Dr U S G Rupp. Morning sermons covered Pauls Trial Before Caesar and Neutrality Impossible with Sunday school and midweek prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunday School Missionary Society of Trinity Moo
Church, South
W.O. Julliffe
Revo
J. J. Ringer
George Tunlchen
Dorothy Jolliffe
Mary Derr
Richard King
Helen Ringer
BU Jones
Lillian Galther
U. S. G. Rupp
J. J. Inger
Caesar
Timothy
All Saints and Presbyterian Church Services Reported
All Saints Protestant Episcopal Church held Holy Communion at 7:20 with Rev. Douglass Ilooff rector and morning sermon from James 1 26 and Proverbs 21 5 titled The Sins of Our Tongue. Evening sermon on Jeremiah 21 21 Looking Toward the harvest at Seed Time. Presbyterian services led by Rev Dr Thomas Freeman Dixon with morning sermon from Psalms 51 How Can I Bring God Near To Me and Sunday school at 2.00. Evening service used Matthew 16 with prayer meeting planned for Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Reformed Church
Jain A Ditzler
All Saints’ Protestant Episcopal Church
Douglass Ilooff
James
Jeremiah
Brethren Church Services Held With Prof John J Johns
At the Church of the Brethren Sunday school met at eight oclock. Morning service was held at one fifty eight and evening service at seven twenty. Prof John J Johns of New Windsor conducted both services and preached.
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Church of the Brethren
John J. Johns
New Windsor
First Baptist Church Sunday Services Led by Rev Oscars Lee Owens
Yesterday Sunday school started at 9 45 oclock at the First Baptist Church. Morning service began at 11 oclock and the evening gathering followed at 7 30. Rev Oscars Lee Owens of Baltimore conducted the services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
Oscars Lee Owens
Baltimore
Fragmentary note about convalescence and nurse remarks
A partial, garbled exchange mentions Withington or Withirton recovering and a nurse described as pretty. The fragment hints at confusion about the person’s health status and a commented nurse but lacks clear facts or context.
Baby Burned to Death at Burkestown Home
A mother died Wednesday morning at her daughter’s home in Burkestown after a cancer throat illness. She leaves three daughters and three sons in Maryland and Ohio. Funeral was held Saturday at Koontz Chapel with Rev. Donovan officiating. interment in church cemetery. George W. Peters directed the service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chares Oates
Burkeystawn
Qates
Mackeystown
Wilan Selby
Adeker Son
Ohia
James Kicketts
Hagerstown
Willian
Multis
Montegomery
Charies
la Ferstown
Koontz Chapel
Snv
Donovan
Buckeystown M. P
Pauline Tritapoe
Jester Tritapoe
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Washington
Elizabeth DeGrange
West Church Street
Berkeley Springs
W. VI
DeGrange
William Bales
Ers
Pladeg Smectit
Kelen J. Smith
Peter G. Smith
Mt. Rock
Adams County
Wiliam Kuhn
Frederick
Silas Netlur
George Taylor
New Market
United Brethren Cemetery
Tart
St. Jr. Randle
Kellar
Virginia
Alice Kellar
Missouri
Robert Kellar
Ishmael Kellar
Joseph Kellar
Hillcott City
Paint and pricing question from DEVOY PLL Hargett Ce sale
Fragmentary note asks about painting last year and current costs. It references extra gallon purchases, price figures like 85 or 8, and asks what paints were used or needed. Mentions Avie and DEVOY PLL Hargett & Ce as sellers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devoy
Hargett & Ce
Avie
Funerals Report for Several Local Residents
A series of funeral services were held this week for Mrs. Was Gata wi Sungs ton Mrs. Elizabeth Kreh Mr. Silas Netlur Edward D Zimmerman George Marvin Moffitt and Mrs Marian Gouverneur. Services occurred at homes churches and cemeteries with pallbearers including grandsons and local relatives. Undertakers MM R Etchison Obenderfer Son and Thos P Rice directed arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Kreh
All Saints Street
Ulysses
G. Rupp
George K. Yost
Charles F. Yost
Baltimore
Clarence B. Kreh
Howard L. Kreh
Harry Kennedy
Edward HH. Kreh
Mt. Olivet
Obenderfer and Son
Edward D. Zimmerman
St. Matthews Reformed Church
Manor
Iter J. Db. Thomas
Adamstown
Steven Thomas
John J. Culler
W. Nicholas Zimmerman
Luther Zimmerman
Joseph Zimmerman
Samuel 2. Zimmeran
MM. R. Etchison
Jefferson
George Marvin Moffitt
West Patrick Street
BK. HL. Lamar
M. L. Etchison
Marian C. Gouverneur
Washington
Douglass Hoof
Thos. P. Rice
Mrs Pollard Acquitted of Poison Pen Letters
A Montgomery county jury found Mrs Nelson L Pollard not guilty of sending alleged poison pen letters to neighbor Mrs Charles I Jones after a five hour trial The federal charges connected to a similar complaint are expected to be dropped The March term opens with sixteen criminal cases and the pending trial of William J Fisher Isthmian Canal Commission clerk for murder is anticipated around early April following a prior deadlocked trial in Rochester
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth
N. F
Marel
Nelson L. Pollard
Charles I. Jones
Circuit Court of
Montgomery County
William J. Fisher
Isthmia Canal Commission
William L. Altdorfer
Fisher
Rochsille
Advertised Letters Remaining at Frederick Postoffice
The Frederick City Postoffice lists letters advertised Monday March 16 191. To obtain any, call for Advertised Letters. If not claimed within two weeks they go to the dead letter office. Gentlemen’s List includes J L Demmett, Benjamin Fackler, Frederick Hill, Dawson Kincaid, Arthur Waters, Geo M Wilson, William A White, Roger Whipp. Ladies List lists Miss Emma E Hoge, sie Silver.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick City
Opposition To Charter BH Sparks Baltimore City Reform Debate
Vigorous opposition threatens to derail a charter bill recently sent to Howard County representatives in Annapolis. The proposal would place Ellicott City under three commissioners elected by voters, abolish the mayor and five city councilmen, and replace city government with a commission system. A petition is circulating and freely signed against certain clauses in the charter bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard County
Annapolis
Ellicott City
Ciy
Fire damages Lenaconing church injures two
A fire at St Mary's Catholic Church in Lenaconma injured two people and caused extensive damage. Rev Joseph Po Xo lan carried sacred vessels to safety as a winner returning from work discovered the blaze on the stairs ready to spread further. Vestments were saved and moved to a place of safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Mary's Catholic Church
Lenaconma
Joseph Po Xolan
Contract Awarded for New Bank Building in Williamsport
The directors of Williamsport Savings Bank awarded the construction contract for a new bank building to David C. Miller of Halfway, who will begin work at once. A. K. Rickhart of Hagerstown prepared the plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamsport Savings Bank Bave
David C. Miller
Halfway
Ome A . K Rhckhart
Hagerstown
Buck Named New York Actuary by Comptroller Prendergast
George Barton Buck, a native of Baltimore and resident of Kensington Montgomery County since 1401, has been appointed actuary for the state of New York by Comptroller William Prendergast. He began his duties today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Barton Buck
Baltiore
Kensington Montgomery County
New York
Willam V. Prendercast
Books Now By Parcel Post News Item
Post offices nationwide begin Parcel Post rates for books with daily use at Frederick, one booking dispatched this morning. Miscellaneous printed matter over four pounds qualifies, and seeds and bulbs are also offered at Parcel Post rates. Scientists of high repute argue that human development begins with the stomach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parcel Post
Frederick
Mother of six nuns dead in Baltimore
Mrs Josephine Muth widow of Joseph Muth founder of Muth and Co Baltimore died after six weeks illness in Baltimore. She had 14 children, five daughters nun in Visitation convents in Baltimore Frederick Washington and Wilmington, another daughter in School Sisters of Notre Dame Annapolis. Surviving children include Mother Margaret Mary and sisters Alphonse Bernardine Frances Joseph Maury Cecilias Mary Gerard, and sons John Edward Wilton Muth. Husband died 18 years ago. parents German-born.
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Josephine M. Muth
Joseph Muth
Oholesgade
Muth Jdves
Company
Baltimore
That City
Visitation
Frederck
Washimeton
Walmington
Notreame
Annapolis
Clementian
Christian Brothers
Beth
Germany
Mary
Visitation Convent
Washington
Alphonse and
Bernardine
Frederick
Frances Joseph
Wilmington
Del
Maury Cecilias
Mount Be Sales
Mary Gerard
Sisters of
Notre Dawe
Mary Catherine
Margaret Muth
John
Edward
Wilton
Muth
Cumberland Valley Firemen Prize Contest Outlined
A firemen's committee in Chambersburg outlines prizes for contests at the Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen's Association convention from July 29 to 31. The event, expected to be a historic meeting, will see fire companies and various squads competing for awards with participation from Hagerstown Westminster Frederick Winchester Martinsburg York Harrisburg Waynesboro Cambridge Port Deposit and other towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cumberland Valley Volunteer Firemen’s Association
Chambersburg
Hagerstown
Westminter
Frederick
Winchester
Martinspore
York
Harrisburg
Waynesboro
Cambridge
Port Deposit
Hagerstown Socialists Nominate Municipal Officers
The Socialist party of Hagerstown fields candidates for municipal offices at a convention held Saturday. John L Weaver seeks councilman in ward 2 Walter Richards for ward 4 councilman and Laug iat E Holmes also named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hagerstown
Socialist Party of
Slagerstown
John L Weaver
Walter Richards
E Holmes
Smithsburg Votes Today in Municipal Election
Smithsburg holds its annual municipal election today. Voters select local officials amid typical ballot items as the city conducts the midterm style local election with residents casting ballots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsburg
Hank Hayward Expected to Return to Cumberland Daily News
Hayward known as Hank, longtime Cumberland Daily News writer, is in Pittsburgh after leaving the city following an alleged threat to expose his prison record. Governor Goldsborough restored his citizenship, with Hayward planning a quick return to Cumberland. Ward in Pittsburgh doing special work. Brown of Cumberland Caiens visited. No arrest has yet occurred regarding the anonymous letter. some attorneys doubt it carried a threat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ldarry OS. Hayward
Hank
Cumberland Daily News
Pittsburgh
Cumberland
Goldsborough
Hayward
Ilas Ward
William W. Brown
The
Cumberland Caiens
Dr Cort Marks Eightieth Birthday in Baltimore
Rev Cyrus Cort of Overlea celebrated his eightieth birthday with morning services at Third Reformed Church in Baltimore and afternoon services at the School for the Blind in Overlea. He is chaplain of the House of Delegates and has published a birthday supplement to his poems as an offering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cyrus Cort
Overlea
R. S.J. Dutrow
Third Reformed Church
Paca
Saratoga Streets
Baltimore
School For the Blind
Cort
House of Delegates
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Safer Calomel Alternative
Ohio physician Dr F M Edwards presents Dr Edwards Olive Tablets a sugar coated olive colored liver remedy marketed as a safer substitute for calomel with fewer after effects. The company based in Columbus advertises 10 and 25 cent boxes claiming relief for liver issues without follow up harsh laxatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Edwards
Ohio
Edwards
Dr Edwards
Dr. Edwards
The
Olive Tablet Company
Columbus
Bee Wren
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Trinity Church
Missionary Societies of Trinity
M. E. Churches
United Brethren Church
United Brathren Church
Neisser
Winston Salem
N. C
E. J. Hunmerbaugh
Thyallara
Jr. Y.P
Mehri Holdcraft
Y. P
Glenn 0. Garber
John J. Phreeger
Charles Marson
Fred. Zeigjer
Wm. H. Blenilinger
Scott
BE. A. Mummelbaugh
Yapletant
J. V. McDonald
Evangelical Lutheran Church
Met
Pody
Horace
Zacharias
Tub
St. John’s Catholic Church
AL St. John’s Catholic Church
WP. Mackall
Or. Conlon
St. Patrick's
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tlenri L. C. Kieffer
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Bicks
Wicks
Wwoom Agh
Thumnus Mace
Maurice Luckingham
Frank Cover
Brunachen
Bethany
Carrol County
MISS
Mary A. Rowe
Wilson Rowe
Samuel Emmert
Rowe
Huntingdon County
Lottie R. Emmert
Samuel J. Rowe
Phos Waters
Thomas Waters
Montgomery Counts
Gittings
Liallsville
Sades Grebe
Charles Grubb
Neersville
Loudoun County
Ananda
Joshua Hofman
Gclok
Inter Arent
CL EL Cline
Gata Wi Sungston
Minnie Wo Janes
Patrick Street
Res. J. HH. Lamar
Anna Pollard
C.F. Jones
American Press Association
Lenaconing
Droge
Phale Hay Sox. Co
Newark A
Steiner Bros
Cumberland Newspaper
Dr. Cort
Calomel
Leon
AEA
Arket
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