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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1930
Page
2
A compiled church schedule lists sermons, Sunday schools, and worship times for many denominations in the area. Reformed Cher, Presbyterian, First Baptist, Brethren, Lutheran and other churches publish readings, pastoral names, service hours, and special events such as sunsets, pageants, and concerts for May and upcoming weeks.
An essay questions whether true citizenship hinges on obedience to law or higher moral duties. It cites Christ’s teaching on love and neighborliness amid crisis, arguing that uprighting social evils should guide lawfulness, not blind conformity. It notes Nonconformists and broader civic concerns in England.
The Christian Endeavor executive committee will meet Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Sunday School room of the Presbyterian church in Fredrick. President invitations go to leaders of the Intermediate and Senior C E societies and Junior Co. superintendents to plan the Intermediate and C E contentions. A shield prize will be awarded to the Lutheran church Intermediate C E society in a special service inviting all Endeavorers.
The excerpt shows a fragmented line mentioning Bartholow, a waiter, plus initials and numbers. details are incomplete but indicate a ledger or notice fragment. No clear event or names beyond Bartholow and partial identifiers are readable.
The Grace Reformed Men’s Club held a final supper and meeting led by Rev. Chalmers W. Walck with plans to reconvene next fall in the church social rooms. Leo Weinberg spoke on knowledge and church concerns as committee members C. Frank Smith and Russell L. M, assisted by women of the congregation, served a meal.
May 17 social items from New Windsor mention visits by Frank to Mrs. John G. Lantz in Richmond Virginia and by Everett Stem and family to Baltimore. Included are accounts of relatives gathering at various homes, a medical note on Harris surgeon for observation, and Margaret Englar and Dr. Robert McRunner visiting in Baltimore.
A local Taneytown note records visits among residents including Mr and Mrs James, their children Roland and Nor, and Marion. Baltimore guests Ensworth Feeser and Mrs Harsey Abauch. Clar ence Ses Mabel Goat Ada Eng and Zins Dar io Hoss attended church services.
A cryptic OCR fragment references a service chart with marginal data and a figure 74h. It mentions EB Bi Momhag and 13 percent in a terse update. The legible bits hint at a technical or financial charting note rather than a full story.
The article outlines Norway's path to independence from Denmark in 1814 following the Kiel Treaty, Denmark's surrender of sovereignty, the brief union with Sweden, and the 1905 dissolution of that union. It notes Norway’s prosperous development and the later election of Prince Charles of Denmark as king of Norway.
The clipping records various weekend visits and social gatherings. Names include Mr. and Mrs. John Frock, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Prance and daughter Rose Matte, and Mr. and Mrs. C. E. De Berara Co. W. Hain Mi Whimere. Also mentions Curtis Stambaugh and Zentz family in Barnestown and other local households.
In a Presbyterian church gathering, Frederck Ber delegate H. Kieffer DeLaster urged members to reclaim duties at home and church. He criticized lingering postwar apathy and called for adults to teach children responsibility while stressing leaders must share tasks.
A notice notes a 27 year pastorate of Rev. Dr. Hi at Rocky Ridge church and upcoming Classis meeting to discuss church affairs.
The Young People’s meeting at Rocky 5 Union Church features readings by George Sia and others, recitations by Thaddeus Blaser and Edward Shafer, vocal solos by Miss Leag Schutte and Orrison, saxophone by Jeanette, and Hooper quartet with Courtney and Evelyn Hooper. Holden S. Felton sings. offerings and announcements precede benediction.
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