Frederick Men Gather for City Bible Class Meeting
About 200 to 250 men attended a Frederick gathering of the city’s Men’s Bible Classes at the M E Church Leaders’ Class hosted the event with C Albert Gilson presiding Prof W B Kemp of the High School welcomed guests and outlined the movement’s aim to strengthen unity among Sunday schools. Speakers from United Brethren Lutheran and Grace Reformed classes discussed methods to attract members, personal solicitation, and the need for organized men’s classes to boost attendance women and children would follow suit. The program included Y M C A Mandolin Club numbers and refreshments followed.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Frederick
M. EH. Church
C. Albert Gilson
W. B. Kemp
Kemp
Charles L. Stokes
United Brethren Sunday School
United Brethren Church
Arp
Lutheran Church
Hig
Ty Staiae
H. H. Abbott
Grace Reformed
Jie
Glenn Wi. Worthington
Isaac M. Motter
Y. M. G. A. Mandolin Club
Carty Revives Old Church Life At St John’s Philadelphia
Rev Arthur C Carty assistant pastor at St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church in Philadelphia leads neighborhood outreach to boost turnout. He canvassed three city blocks interviewing residents about religion and plans to form a girls club alongside a boys club with a strong baseball team. A mothers meeting on Monday nights coordinates neighborhood aid such as affordable children’s clothing. Claim agents from major railroads meet in Baltimore for the twenty fourth annual convention of the Association of Railway Claim Agents discussing workers compensation and safety.
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St. John’s Evangelicent Lutheran Church
Philadelphia
They
A. C G. Carty
St. John’s Church
K.sibel
St John’s Evangelical Lutheran Church
Arthur C. Carty
Carty
United States
Baltimore
The
Association of Railway Claim Agents
Emerson
Canada
Memorial Services Held by Francis Scott Key Council No 48
Annual memorial services under Francis Scott Key Council No 48 Sr O US ALM will be on Sunday afternoon June 1. The council gathers at 2 pm at West Church Street hall with patriotic groups and the O U A M Band leading to Millivet Cemetery for exercises. Committee in charge includes William K Reali John W Paik Iford C Miller W F Snyder and James Duhel.
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Francis Scott Key Council
Sr O
West Church Street
O. U. A. M. Band
Lford C. Miller
W. F. Snyder, and
James Duhel
Opening of Progressive moving pictures at Summer Garden
Mr. Bonnabel plans a summer garden at the rear of the Hotel on East Patrick Street with a wired warden and improved setup. The opening night is Monday evening June 2 and the show runs each evening throughout the summer.
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Summer Garden
BR. Bonnabel
East Patrick Street
Bonnabel
Monument To Confederate Dead Unveiling Speakers Named
Representation J Thomas Westin from Alabama and Representative Frank Clark from Florida will deliver addresses at the unveiling of the monument to the Confederate dead at Montgomery Mounts in Rockville on June 2 Col Sperce C Yonss will preside and Tudee Faasd C Peter will introduce the speakers
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J. Thomas Westin
Alabama
Frank Clark
Florida
Montsomery Mounts
Rockville
Col Sperce
C. Yonss
Tudee Faas
C. Peter
Open Windows Boost School Pupils in Philadelphia Study
A Philadelphia public schools inspector with teachers and parents opened top and bottom windows to winter classrooms. He compared open-window rooms with heated rooms, finding open-room pupils gained more weight, stayed colder-free, attended more regularly, and showed sharper learning and behavior. The study supports open-air instruction and led to open window classes in other schools.
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Philadelphia
Philadeipma
Westminster Council Meets. Three New Members Take Seats
Westminster council seated three new members Davis Schaeffer and Hesson while Mayor Walsh and Koontz and Sullivan retained posts. The body elected Milton A. Sullivan president. Walsh announced appoints including Bailiff and Street Commissioner John A. Stern Clerk and Tax Collector Samuel J. Stone Treasurer Walter H. Davis and Baili William F Helm.
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Pomlme
Westminster
Messrs Davis
Schaeffer
Hesson
Walsh
Koontz and Sullivan
Milton A. Sullivan
Mauor Walsh
John A. Stern
Samuel J. Stone
Walter H. Davis
William F Helm
Penny Postage Bill Introduced in Congress
Representative David J Lewis discussed penny letter postage in The News interview and spurred a bill directing the Postmaster General to inaugurate the 1 cent letter on July 1, 1914. The bill, introduced by Congressman Rouse of Kentucky, was referred to the Post Office Committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David J. Lewis
Rouse
Kentucky
Post Office
MEN TAKE UP SCOUT WORK America ps Shown
There is greater activity among the Boy Scouts of America than ever before. Thousands of boys are becoming Scouts weekly, with rapid increases in Commissioned Scout Masters. In April 507 men received commissions, up from 424 the previous year, and 146 assistant Scout Masters up from 136. Each Scout Master oversees about 20 boys, with 125 new Masters registering weekly, implying about 2,000 new boys joining weekly.
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America
Boy Scouts of America
Scout
Scout Movement
Wheel of carriage breaks near East Patrick street
A carriage wheel broke at the end of East Patrick street yesterday evening while crossing trolley tracks. The ladies in the team were jolted but not seriously hurt, and another carriage was secured to continue the journey.
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East Patrick Street
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St. John’s Lutheran Congregation
Gharge
Ton Fue
Phila
Westminster Council
Standard Oil Company
Washington, D. C
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Apollo Beer
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Predencia Wid
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Church St. Frederick
Bartholomay
N. B. Ponton
Backeystoyn, Md
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Frederick Gas and Electric Company
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Des. D. Kabrocy & Son
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