Church services and events in Middletown area churches
A long list of religious services and activities across churches including First Baptist, Evangelical Lutheran, Presbyterian, Calvary M E, All Saints, St Barnabas, Trinity M E, Evangelical Reformed, Grace Reformed, United Brethren, Church of the Brethren, and Christian Science. Includes Sunday school times, worship hours, Mothers Day sermons, youth and choir offerings, midweek services, and special speakers. Local pastors named with sermon themes and dates where listed.
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Evangelical Lutheran Church
U. S. G. Rupp
D. D
Henry T. Wade
Mile
Marcelle Private
American Legion
Luther League
Lowder
Mary Keefer
Calvary M. E
G. Ellis Williams
J. Homer
Middletown
Elmer F. Munshower
Epworth League
All Saints’ Church
Douglass Hooff
Holy Communion
St. Barnabas
Church
St. Timothy’s
W R. Barker Turner
Vica Chuarch
Trinity M. E. Church South
R. Carl Maxwell
Evangelical Reformed Church
Henri L. G. Kieffer
Wieffer
Young
Moather
Smith
Teac
Anna Larkin
Kieffer
Etchison
Stenson
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers Wilson
Christian Endeavor
Centennial Memorial United Breren Church
George W. Strive
United Brethren
Queen Esther
Grace M. Brane
Mother Weme
Women’s Mission
E Pias
Oldvive Nn
Saiiety
Church of the Brethren
J Kurtz Miler
J. S. Xoffsinger
Whchvision
Christian Workers
Ospe! Mission
Ye Service
Sereehatso
Jesse Shaver
Rs South
Broad County Churches Plan Mothers Day Services
Numerous area churches announce Mothers Day programs and services. Listings include Brook Hill M E Church Bethel Utica Urbana Locust Valley Walkersville St John’s Buckeystown Mt. Pleasant Feagaville Trinity and more with Sunday school times Epworth Leagues and special choir or pageant events led by pastors Lockard Ely Spangier Mowbray Hoover and others across Adamstown Middletown Myersville and Jefferson area churches.
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Grade Reformed
W. R. Hartzell
Jade
Walkersville
Christian Endeavor
Tom
St. John’s Church
Woodsham
Trinity Reformed
Adamstown
G. W. Kerstetter
Utica
Mothers
Dar
Urbana
M. E
J. E. Benson
Epworth League
Locust Valley Church of God
T. A. Wastler
C. BE
Doubs Lutheran
Shull
Manor
Doubs
E. Society
Point of Rocks
Rocky Springs
John H. Gonso
Jefferson Reformed Church
Alvitt Conner
Feagaville
Jefferson
Braddock Lutheran Church
H. C. Erdman
Mt. Zion
Lewistown
Charles W. Lockard
Myersville
Christ Reformed Church
Middletown
John Samuel Adam
Harmony—Church School
TH. Tgurkittevilte Reformed Charge
W. BR. Werner
Furkille
Zion Lutheran Church
Charles Dar
Mathers’ Dar
Myetrsville
Wears C. Kraft
St Pauls
Miers
Randas
Tesper Eerries
Wolfstile
A. m. Serrins
Rex
C. A. Neal
Chambershare
Ilepeak
Cuireb
Tundas
Gam
The Authority of Jesus Sunday School Lesson
A concise sermon analysis of Mark 11 1 10 15 18 on Jesus entry into Jerusalem. It discusses the colt spectacle Hosanna in the highest and Jesus cleansing the temple, contrasting his moral authority with scribal power and urging belief in true authority rooted in Christlikeness.
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Jerusaem
Bethphage
Bethany
Mount of Olives
Jesus
David
Jerusalem
Temple
House of Prayer
Authority of
Mark
Christ
Church Out of Fight as Dry Platform Favored at Meet
Kansas City May 11 Prohibition leaders at the world Methodist conference predicted defeat for any presidential candidate not committed to prohibition. Dr Clarence True Wilson said the church should back dry nominees and oppose wet or nullificationist candidates. The conference also approved unification plans with a 37 member commission to handle talks, with bishops and ministers to name its personnel by May 21.
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Kansas City
Clarence True Wilson
Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public Morals
Methodist Episcopal Church
Wilson
United States
Drys
Board of Bishops
General Conference
Hood Vespers at Hood College feature Dr Bartholomew
Dr Allen R Bartholomew of Philadelphia speaks at Hood College Mothers Day vespers in Fred Beck Wall at 4 pm Sunday. It marks his third vesper visit as head of the Reformed Church US. Henry T Ware organizes a musical program with The New World Symphony selections and choral numbers.
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Allen R. Bartholomew
Philadelphia
Hood College
Mothers Dar
Fredbeck Wall
Bartholomew
Reformed Church of the
Larso
New World Symphony
Dvorak
Siplin
Gaulcheras
Hand College
Mary Hamm
Emma Mas Gabel
Harry
Frederick Church
Missionary Society Box Social Invites Area Churches
Taneytown May 12. The Women’s Missionary societies of Taneytown and Piney Creek Presbyterian churches have an invitation to a box social hosted by Emmitsburg Presbyterian church on May 17. Other invited groups include New Windsor Frederick and Hagerstown Presbyterians. Baltimore Presbytery delegates are expected to attend and address the gathering.
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Taneytown
Women’s Missionary Societies
Piney Creek
Emmitsburg
New Windsor
Frederick
Hagerstown
Baltimore
Hubert J. Nu
Union Bridge Notes on Residents and Illnesses
Union Bridge briefs report S. J. Brandenh at her sister in Warner Johnsville with pneumonia. Mrs Catherine Fouts stays in Westminster while attending a theological seminar. Thomas Weishaut ill with flu. Mr and Mrs Frank Frre in New York corner. Betty goes to Broce, New York to spend time.
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Waien
Imma Sinthig
S. J
May 12 Socials in Keysville Wersville Pattern
On Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Frock entertained guests including Mr. and Mrs. Guy Feeser and family, Mr. and Harry Keefer and Pauline, Herman of Fairview, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Myers and Virgie, near Uniontown, and others from Union Bridge and Baltimore areas. Nelda Ratley, a local schoolteacher, returned from Riverton Md after her sister’s automobile accident. The community also noted attendance at church gatherings in Tanertown and various neighbors visiting River, LA and surrounding towns.
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R. J. Walden
Hattice Weaver
Charles Fowble
Taneytown
Ezra Sennseney
York
Christine Behrens
Kenneth Lawrence
Geo. Lawrence
Mary Strohl
Maryland University Hospital
Baltimore
W. C. Kuhn
Methodist Protestant Theological Seminary
Westminsterr
Indiana
John Brown
Berley Brown
Pennsylvania
Russell Brown
Hanover
James Rogers
Jacob Brown
William Harman
Samuel Harman
Anna Harman
Wersville
Jennings
Guy Feeser
Harry Keefer
Pauline
Herman
Fairview
Harvey Myers
Virgie
Uniontown
Warry Spurrier
Union Bridge
John McKannen
Clarence Michean
George Brice
Anna Mae
Nelda Ratley
Riverton
Osing
Miss Bailey
Tanertown
Tueaw
Frank
Roy Ranm
Chas. Mere
River
FE. Warren
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unclear fragment prompts local Emmitsburg note
Fragmentary OCR reads names and events but key details and context are missing. Readable items include Emmitsburg references, a Sunday note, and several personal names. full item cannot be reconstructed into a coherent summary without additional text.
Regulating Temperature of Pool and Crowd Limits
An early health column argues pools must not exceed 72 degrees Fahrenheit water and indoor air no more than two degrees warmer than the water, with air ideally about 58 degrees warmer. It urges crowd limits of 20 bathers per 1600 gallons of water, plus showers, soap use, and clean towels to curb contamination and injuries. attire should allow inspection, with nude or minimal clothing preferred for hygiene.
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American Public Health Association
Charity in Action as Faithful Service Across Roles
A compact reflection citing 1 Peter 4 8 on charity covering alms and Swedenborg noting charity means acting justly and faithfully in every office, business, and employment a person holds. The quotes frame charity as active integrity in daily work and giving.
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Swedenborg
In Life's Garden Poem and Mother's Day Lutheran Note
Special Mother's Day services at the Presbyterian Church tomorrow morning. The Fraternal Order of Eagles will attend the evening service in a body. Everyone welcome. A Place of Worship for All People. Adri
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Nona Diehl
William x. Storm
Presbyterian Church
Chas. Webler
D. D
Christian Endeavor
Order of Eagles
Woman's Missionary Society
Adri
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First Baptist Church
Ater
W. C. Royal
Brook Hill M. E
Fies
Tangerier
Indassical
Lockard Wi Clei
Araby Snes
Mt. Pleasant
George BK. Ely
Union Chapel
Walkersville U. B
J. W. Fisher
Vernon
Ekly
WM. & Gilroy, D. D
Congregationalist
Lfe
Copernicus
Galileo
God
Methodist
Hood
Dr. Bartholomew Speaker
Koontz M. E
Waerehip
Liamsville ME
George Aarelock
Harrisburg
A. L Morelock
A. J. Formwalt
John Marks
O. Harry Smith
Margaret Smith
Gertie Rowe
Samuel Schwarber
Mary
Johnsville
Mabel Biddinger
John H. Sauble
Hubert J. Null
George
Clara Hickle
Jesse Miers
Jacob Strawsburg
George Baker
Daugh Louise
Harrys
Vie Miller
Buddie
Chester
Bridger
Hvlasville
Ani
H. M. Gilidlan
Winchester
St. Joseph’s High School
Valerie Overman
Carlin
John Cain
Cumberland
Mount St. Mary's Codlege
H. G C. Bickel
E. §. Burroughs
Washington
George Shortess
Edward Sparrow
C. E. Schildknecht
Woman's Missionary’s Society
Woodsboro
Keysville
Brani
Ebbarena
Sumilay
Preshurzh
Moaldam
Arant — Sai
Morris Fishhein
The
American Medical Association
Hygelr
Health Magazine
Bible Thought
Peter
Charles
Venter
D. Dy
American Legion and Auxiliary
Willam M. Storm
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
East Church Street
Anna M. Scoautz
Casper E. Cline
George Free
Hood Girls
Church of the Iluminated Cross
W.C. Royal
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