United Brethren Denomination Founded in Frederick in 1800
A Frederick article recounts the 1800 Frederick conference that formed the United Brethren as a church and named William Otterbein and Martin Boehm as general superintendents. It notes the 1815 Mount View first General Conference and details name changes from United Brethren to the Church of the United Brethren in Christ, tying the denomination’s birth to Frederick’s patriot and religious heritage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Brethren Church
Our Church
Ite
Mie
Peter Kemp
Frederick County
Maryland
Frederick City
Otterbelg
Boehm
Goething
Pfrimmer
Newcomer
William Otterhein
Martin Boehm
Otterbein
Balth
Otterdein
Christ
Gol
Mount Viewsat
Pennsylvania
United States
Great Britain
Wr. Kemp
Frederick
United Brethren
Igate
Church of the United Brethren In Christ
Francis Sem Key
Benjamin Hanby
Otterbein Collene
Nellie Gray
England
George Washington
Pechiet
Reton
Francia Scott Key
Lutheran S S AGSN Elects Its Officers At Annual Meeting
The Lutheran Sunday School Association of the Middle Conference Maryland Synod elected Walter LeGure of Woodsboro as president at its third annual gathering held at Winter's Church near New Windsor. Officers include Frank P. Myers vice president Emma Schaeffer secretary Harry B. Fogle statistical secretary and Mr. Byerly treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byerly
Union Bridge
J. B. Lowe
Charles P. Wiles
Philadelphia
Church
Charles Wiles
Wrey Strock
Church College
India
Andhra Christian College
John Woidby
Washington
Maryland Synod
Erdman Elected Moderator of Presbyterian Church
Dr Erdman is elected moderator on Thursday in Princeton where he is known locally. He served as pastor of the First Presbyterian Church and professor of Practical Theology at the Seminary. He previously advised Princeton faculty on speakers for Tuesday night prayer meetings and was honored by students who presented him a loving cup upon retirement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erdman
Presbyterian Church
Eby Wis
First Presbyterian Church
Princeton
Woodrow Wilson
JP Miner Simpson
De.girdman
Mr. Simpson
Walkersville Woman's Club Plans Clinic and Fair
The Woman's Club of Walkersville meets at Mrs. Preston Jlahn's home to discuss a baby clinic, a press department chaired by Mrs Frank Nic Ademugdemeamed, and a fair with Miss Cora Barrick heading the fair department. The clinic is set for June 4 at the old Walkersville school with sessions from 10 to 12 and 1 to 4, featuring an illustrated lecture and prizes for the youngest and oldest perfect babies. All Walkersville district children under school age are invited.
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Woman's Club of
Walkersville
Preston Jlahn
Prank Nic
Cora Barrick
Fills His Is Church By NEA Service
Reverend Ralph G. Carson uses newspaper advertising to fill First Baptist Church in Urbana Ohio. Since 1923 he promoted sermons with bold ads drawing mainly young worshippers, switching strategies after slow starts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA Service
Urbana
Ralph G. Carson
First Baptist Church
Carson
Southern Baptist Theological Seminary
Louigville
Cai Paign
Church Services Across City and County Schedule
Local churches including Calvary Methodist Episcopal Trinity M E and Evangelical Lutheran list Sunday schools and worship times. The notices name pastors Rev Williams Rev Maxwell Rev Rupp Rev Klueber and others with sermon themes and special services through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Episcopal
Churen
G. EiNs Williams
D. D
Pas
Calvary Methodist Episcopal Church
Salt Church Street
G. Ellis Williams
Daily Program For Young People Week In City And County
Frederick County hosts a multi day Young People Week from May 24 to May 31. Pastors, Sunday School superintendents, and county churches organize weekday conferences at Trinity Chapel with sessions on credentials, devotions, and study courses. A mass meeting on May 31 features Hey C. W. Walk and outlines aims to involve youth through assembly, papers, and district conferences in Edgewood near Liberty.
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Frederick County
Hey
C. W. Walk
Trisity Chapel
Evangelical Reformed Church
Tony
Col
J. Ih. Cuchipp
Tuemihiy
Edgewood
Liberty
G. Lloyd Palmer
Rey
Eo Migtar
Tev
WW. OG
Maxwells
Drief
Col. J. J. Cudlpp
Ponte Told
Jeans
Ntte
Cirete and
Dimnss
Jeteraon
Wernessay
He County
Dotteragon
Aehool
Ya. m
Dtw
Toya
Onl
Driegates
Enet
Akes
Taper
Nihireda
Fellowesip
Connel
Cliteeh
Mredertek
J. W. Christy
Lynwood Stephens
Margrete Shipley
NEW Scholars
Epworth League
Lillian Gaither
Emily Solt
Evangeliz
Tio
Christy
Lutheran Synod to Convene on Monday
The Lutheran Synod of Macykina will convene in the local church with President Rev. John J. Weld les presiding. Delegates from 710 charges, 140 churches, 118 pastors and 30 200 communicant members will gather for sessions, ordinations, and reports over several days ending Thursday.
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Kellen
Lutheran Synod of
Macykina
Dev
U.S
Brotherhivad
O. Willabulle
Washington
Elmreh
Beon Sapper
Eoncrest
Marysland
Rovetteyville
Martinsburg
Wayneshore
District of Columbia
Toca
John J. Weldles
Kaulwt
New York
Creagerstown Church Plans 16th Anniversary Celebration
St John s Lutheran church Creagerstown to mark 16th anniversary of the building with Sunday service May 34 at 11 00 a m led by the Fal Workers church group Interior renovations and varnishing completed at a cost over 1 include new Han Deen and altered altars This historic site traces to the Old Mennonite settlement near Wrightsville and Poe s with early Lutheran Reformed worship shared until the present church was dedicated May 1 1909 Pastor C Steck and GW Crist officiated with Rev A Shire leading the ceremony
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye
George W. Crabbe
Marsland
Evangelical Lutheran Church
U.S. G. Rupp
D. D
Marscaod
Iren
P.m
Tr. Klubel
Dro
Wiles
Edd Adelphia
Gore
T. Waddle
Wastitestom VC
Vatoctin M. P. Church
Sumlav
Toom
Thurmont
United Brethren ‘Nd Christ
Chara
Bidas
Waoams
Ker
Webrlant
Christan Workers
TE Hollinger
Washington
Sanbioet
Maeon Thole Ps
Stroneth
Burkittsville Lutheran Church
Tiev T. ¢ Wirdman
Simday Cohen
KrawiMe Sendar
Sula School
Manay
Simday School
Lachey
TAO
Dents
Araby Union Church
Ridewhee
Trhann
St. John’s Lutheran Church
Eritown
Inclock
Creagerstown
Poe
John Caster
Althy
Michel O Sehtatter
Henry Mele Muhlembarg
Dayton holiness meeting aims to plan housing evolution trial
Turbulent scenes unfold as Dayton residents prepare for a housing discussion during a Monday event with 2,000 expected visitors. Officials pledge steps to handle a growing population while addressing local hardships and regional connections across multiple states.
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Taylon
Tenn
Dayton
K Tushy
Alahaot
Georgia
Penavant
D Ton
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United Brethern
Rocha
Lutheran S. S. Agsn
Winter's Church
New Windsor
THE
Aker, Erdman
Woman’s Club
Pearla
Bn Br
Caroen
Mpl
Bae
Nie
Tor
Presbyterian Chuch
Pin T
Pastor Bible School
Hai A. Mn Gor
Minesto Culero
Mey College
Christian Endeavor
Mie Schristian
Worth Striving Fou
Margaret Gach
John of All Saints’ Church
Douglass Moot
Sulay
Ie First General Connell
Young Teaple’s
Lonatte
Henri
G. Kieffer
D. O
Te Witt
Stainer
Aloc
Young Pea Fee Society
Centennial Memorial U. B
Wr. R. Glen
Young People
Suday
Souts
Taylor
Societies of Christian Endeavor
Church of the Brethren
J. Kurtz Miller
Nabe
Grace Reformed Church
Chalmers Wilson Walek
Onmedas School
Winday
Dunnion
W. C. Royal
Lovelock
Oscar A. Henderaont
Baltimore
Will Qrenelt
St. John's Cathade
Schwallenberg
Paatar
Quinn
Wwelad
Union Gospel Mission
Servine
Claire
Albert Gibor
TM St. Barnabas
Dengkes Woot
Mhoteh
Girigt Trendty Society
St. Timothy's Chapel
Wil TL Turner
Chir Eeiool Wah
Este
Holy Cemumanton
FOO
Phen Iy Smiel
Hilt M. E. Church
South
Carl Maswell Peter
Christa
Lewistown M. P
Thed Hodgins
Lutheran Synod
Brotherhood
Tol- Jara
Mwe
United Lutheran Convention
Dalin
Ghattimant
Mehmet
Whiteshafman
Mdwat
S. Mobley
Alvey & Henn
Wincheester
Var
Theesistonee Bay
Tila
Creagerstown Church
Old—Congregational
Dayton, Tenn
Ulate
Casper E. Cline
Louise Buckingham
G. W. Crabbe
Calvary’s Vested Choir
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